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<br> | <br>Malphite is one of the most consistently reliable champion picks for Wild Rift . Analytics of his performance have him ranked as an S-Tier character based on how frequently he is selected, how often he wins, and how infrequently characters who use him are banned. He has five abilities, with one passive, three active, and one that is both. These <br><br> <br>Kayle is essentially the Thanos of League of Legends. It doesn't matter how many times she is defeated, she will always remain inevitable. If Kayle is allowed to hit her item and level spikes she has the capability to win a game through hybrid damage and tremendous attack sp<br><br> <br>Rammus currently has a 55% win rate in low division games and boasts a ban rate of just under 10%. Although he lacks the ability to contest neutral objectives, Rammus renders many AD champions useless in team fights, due to a 2.25 second taunt and ludicrous tank st<br><br> <br>Night Harvester's passive deals a sizeable amount of damage to each individual champion, [https://Www.Loltrackers.com/articles/nexus-blitz-ultimate-fun-in-league-of-legends-2025.html Nexus Blitz 2025] along with providing movement speed to the user. Assassins like Akali can go absolutely crazy in short skirmishes. Alternatively, Riftmaker boosts damage based on duration in combat, along with providing some excellent Omnivamp healing. Assassins and bruisers alike can use Riftmaker to dominate fights and get out without a scra<br><br> <br>That's where The Collector comes in. The passive, which executes enemies at 5% health or lower, isn't even the reason the item is so effective. The stats it gives are just ideal for any marksman, especially since they rarely get a chance to pick up a stat as valuable as lethality. Characters designed to wipe whole teams, like Samira, love to take the item just to put their damage output over the edge . It's a convenient, powerful i<br><br> <br>Shen currently wins about 54% of the games he is picked in worldwide, while maintaining a ban rate of 3.2%. His global presence alongside his ability to dominate the lane phase provides Shen with some of the best tools for climbing the ra<br><br> <br>I say this because not only did Riot put the character in the game, but they've since brushed off Stephanie's claims as mere coincidence. They've denied that Seraphine is based on anyone , in fact, in a statement given to PC Ga<br> <br>Second, this isn't the first time Seraphine has been allegedly inspired by a real person. Jeevun Sidhu, a senior designer at Riot, tweeted out that the character is actually based on his partner - something that Stephanie has acknowledged . When that story went around, though, Riot didn't issue some weak tea statement about the character not being based on anybody. It was only when they were called out by very compelling evidence that they said literally anything about it, likely in fear over another Edgar Davids situati<br><br> <br>If possible, players should pair Malphite on a team with Yasuo. This is because Yasuo's Last Breath attack can be used following Unstoppable Force to keep enemies in the air longer and prevent them from counterattacking immediat<br><br> <br>Luden's Tempest saw a buff after season 10 that many players were asking for. Before patch 10.25, players complained that the item did not provide enough Ability Haste compared to other items. The latest change has given the item an increase to Ability Haste. With the rework, the item is much more viable now when compared to other gear in the same price ra<br><br> <br>Archangel's on its own is a pretty terrible item, offering an underwhelming amount of AP for the high cost. When upgraded into Seraph's Embrace, the item gives some of the highest AP in the game that a single item can provide. However, that AP doesn't mean a whole lot without the ability haste to back it up. Considering Manamune (the AD-counterpart) gives ability haste, it makes no sense why Archangel's does<br><br> <br>Warwick's abilities are pretty simple, as he slashes and bites enemies, but he can also fear them with his howls. Nearly all of the original champions have a Legendary skin, so it's about time Warwick got one, even if it would probably have to be part of a new skin l<br><br> <br>Players will likely want to pick up Ignite and Flash as Malphite's spells. Ignite is a good damage-dealing spell to use after using Unstoppable Force. Flash will allow Malphite more mobility as well as boosted offense and defense opti<br><br> <br>The Vigilant Wardstone is good in concept. The argument is that, obviously, any stats are better than nothing. Plus, extra wards are nothing to scoff at. There's a chance Wardstone is going to be an incredibly effective item at the highest levels of play. The problem is that games end so fast that supports can't even get a high enough level to build a Wardstone. It has the potential to change the game, but it just feels like a trap item right <br> <br>Looking at the mage mythics, it's hard to pick just one that feels the best to use. Liandry and Ludens are just as good as they've always been, and Hextech Rocketbelt is a fun option on certain champions. However, it's hard to beat the raw power of Night Harvester or the insane healing of Riftma<br> | ||