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* [[Always Accurate Attack]]: There are other abilities that are guaranteed to hit the target aimed at, but they tend to be magical in nature while Pantheon does this with a ''[[Improbable Aiming Skills|spear toss]]''.
* [[Blood Knight]]: Natch.▼
* [[Blade on a Stick]]
▲* [[Blood Knight]]: Natch.
* [[Critical Hit]]: If a target is at 15% of their total health or less, Pantheon's basic attacks are guaranteed to [[Critical Hit]] against them.
* [[Crutch Character]]: Strong early game, falls off hard late game.
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** On the other hand, it's Heartseeker Strike's ''passive'' effect that causes Pantheon's normal attacks to automatically critical on any enemy with low HP, so it ''sort'' of fits.
* [[Difficult but Awesome]]: Pantheon has a bit of a bad reputation amongst the fanbase because a lot of people assume his ult is like Twisted Fate's. If you use it to jump into a fight or to gank someone, most of the time it doesn't work due to the fact they get a pretty obvious warning.
* [[Expy]]: [[300|FOR SPARTA!]] His moveset is that of the Dragoon class from ''[[Final Fantasy]]''.
* [[Finishing Move]]: His Heartseeker Strike passive makes his autoattack critically hit against opponents at 15% health or less and causes his Spear Shot to do extra damage .<ref>Despite the ability's wording, Spear Shot does not truly critically strike and does not benefit from critical strike damage.</ref>▼
** His moveset is that of the Dragoon class from ''[[Final Fantasy]]''.
▲* [[Finishing Move]]: His Heartseeker Strike passive makes his autoattack critically hit against opponents at 15% health or less and causes his Spear Shot to do extra damage <ref>Despite the ability's wording, Spear Shot does not truly critically strike and does not benefit from critical strike damage.</ref>
* [[Luckily, My Shield Will Protect Me]]: His passive fully blocks any attack that does more than 40 damage, including tower shots.
* [[Proud Warrior Race Guy]]: Boy howdy...
{{quote|'''Pantheon''': They are ''privileged'' to die at my feet. They ''disgrace'' the art of War!}}
* [[Rated "M" for Manly]]: If the fact he's basically a Spartan is not obvious enough, his spear throws ''always'' hit, and his ultimate is ''jumping into the air to drop down 5500 range away from the start point''.<ref>To clarify, the maximum range for abilities tends to be a few hundred over 1000. The few abilities that outstrip the range of Pantheon's ultimate are magical in nature or are projectiles flying, no others being powered by two legs. The 5500 range is also around 25% of the distance of the opposite corners of the Summoner's Rift map.</ref>. Before it was [[Nerf|Nerfed]], he could drop onto ''any spot of the map''.
* [[Real Men Wear Pink]]: "I wanted to be a baker!" Also, a [[Shout-Out]] to ''[[300]]''.
* [[Scary Black Man]]: His Myrmidon skin.
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Poppy is a fighter-type champion whose abilities are geared laregely towards going after and quickly taking out a single opponent of the enemy team, making her a very bulky assassin. Her abilities include a tackle that deals extra damage and stuns the target if they're is smashed into a wall, a passive that grants armor and damage whenever she is hit or hits an enemy and boosts her speed on activation, and a smash attack that deals damage based on her target's max HP. Her ultimate negates all damage and effects from all sources except her target and boosts Poppy's damage against that target. Finally, her innate ability halves any applied damage that exceeds 10% of her current health, giving her great resistance to bursts of damage and making her very tanky when she gets low on health.
 
Poppy's alternate skins include Blacksmith Poppy, [[Kiss|Noxian Poppy]], [[Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory|Lollipoppy]], [[Christmas Tropes|Ragdoll Poppy]], [[Knight in Shining Armor|Battle Regalia Poppy]], and [[Glowing Eyes of Doom|Scarlet Hammer Poppy]].
 
'''Associated tropes:'''
 
* [[Action Girl]]
* [[Ambadassador]]:
{{quote|"Let me demonstrate 'hammer diplomacy'!"}}
* [[American Kirby Is Hardcore]]: [https://web.archive.org/web/20151009000652/http://media.curse.com/CommunityServer.Components.SiteFiles/127284/News/Poppy.jpg This is your Poppy.]. [http://image.uuu9.com/pcgame/lol//UploadFiles//201008/201008111416053064.jpg This is your Poppy on Chinese art.].▼
* [[Badass Adorable]]
* [[Best Served Cold]]
▲* [[American Kirby Is Hardcore]]: [https://web.archive.org/web/20151009000652/http://media.curse.com/CommunityServer.Components.SiteFiles/127284/News/Poppy.jpg This is your Poppy.] [http://image.uuu9.com/pcgame/lol//UploadFiles//201008/201008111416053064.jpg This is your Poppy on Chinese art.]
* [[Cute Bruiser]]
* [[Drop the Hammer]]
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* [[Glowing Eyes of Doom]]: Her Scarlet Hammer skin is actually quite menacing, largely due to these.
* [[Good Is Boring]]: Poppy doesn't have a joke or a dance, even though [[MC Hammer]] would suffice for her.
** Well, she DOES have a /joke command- her [[No Sense of Humour|commenting that she doesn't know any jokes.]].
* [[I Call It Vera]]: "Whomper".
* [[It Only Works Once]]: Poppy's role is essentially to use her ult to brutally beat to death one member (usually the most deadly) of the enemy team very quickly and efficiently,; however, she ''might'' not survive the getaway after the enemy is dead.
** Or you could target the least threatening person on their team, ignore him/her completely and make to smash in the enemy carry with invulnerability.
* [[Lightning Bruiser]]: Her Paragon of Demacia skill makes her pretty darn speedy.
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Rammus is an armadillo from the desert, highly mutated via wild magic into a bipedal, sentient, turtle-like creature with a set of heavy armor and sarcastic streak. Rammus is a tank-type champion who can convert part of his physical defense stat into attack damage, roll into a ball to speed across ground and ram into foes, increase his defenses by withdrawing into his shell, provoke enemies into uncontrollably attacking him, and cause tremors beneath his feet.
 
Rammus's alternate skins include [[Super Mario Bros.|King Rammus]], [[Evil Costume Switch|Chrome Rammus]], [[Lava Adds Awesome|Molten Rammus]], [[An Ice Person|Freljord Rammus]], and [[Ninja|Ninja Rammus]].
 
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* [[Achilles' Heel]]: Rammus is an excellent tank against anything that uses Attack Damage... but against AP, he's pretty mediocre. This is largely because of all the buffs you get from Armor and not only are MR items limited in selection, you gain no attack boosts from them. Thus, a good counter to Rammus is to fill your team up with AP champs and make the Rammus player cry as he lives through his worst nightmare. On top of that, Rammus can even have his weakness punished against a team of supposed Attack Damage bruisers --: abilities don't trigger his defensive ball curl OR thornmail, and a decidedly non-zero number of Attack Damage champs have an ability that scales off of attack damage, yet deal magic damage anyways. (Meep.meep). It's not entirely bad though. Rammus' W; Defensive Ball Curl, raises his MR so it's some comfort. And Taunt makes them pretty much abandon hitting you with their spells and is still going to keep them there while you have Tremors up and the rest of your team is nearby. He's still got a problem with AP champs though... which is probably Riot's way of balancing him out. One weekend on the old test servers, Rammus was buffed so that his Magic Resistance contributed to his Ability Power stat as with his armor/AD, but this was axed for ostensibly 'not fitting the lore'.
** It's not entirely bad, though. Rammus' W; Defensive Ball Curl, raises his MR so it's some comfort. And Taunt makes them pretty much abandon hitting you with their spells and is still going to keep them there while you have Tremors up and the rest of your team is nearby. He's still got a problem with AP champs though... which is probably Riot's way of balancing him out.
** One weekend on the old test servers, Rammus was buffed so that his Magic Resistance contributed to his Ability Power stat as with his armor/AD, but this was axed for ostensibly 'not fitting the lore.'
* [[Crippling Overspecialization]]: Speaking of the aforementioned Achilles heel, it's entirely in the player's hands whether they want to engender Rammus's aforementioned weakness by going overboard with armor and not enough health or magic resist, but most usually see it best to do so anyways.
* [[Dishing Out Dirt]]
* [[Expy]]:
* [[Expy]]:* Of Bowser. A special skin given to closed beta players even emulates Bowser's color scheme.
** On that subject, his Powerball ability has him curl up into a ball and his movement speed increases. [[Sonic the Hedgehog|hmmm....]]
* [[Glowing Eyes of Doom]]: Well, he's not all that threatening, though --... odd, but not threatening.
* [[I Shall Taunt You]]: [[Better Than It Sounds]]. Sure, the enemy is forced into attacking you for up to 3three seconds, but that means he's ''attacking'' you, unable to use skills, unable to change targets, and unable to run away. Meanwhile, you and any of your teammates in the area still have full faculties and control, and 3three seconds is not an unrealistic amount of time for a competent kill. Totally worth taking some damage. There's also the fact that as long as the enemy is attacking the damage-mitigating Rammus they're not attacking any of his [[Glass Cannon]] teammates. Better yet, another one of Rammus' abilities causes his defense to sky-rocket and deal damage back to anybody attacking him (from close or afar), which can stack with the Thornmail item. If Rammus taunts you, its because he wants you to kill yourself by trying to kill him. Finally, Rammus has the arguable best of the three taunts in the game: Galio's taunt is channeled as part of his ult, meaning it has a very long cooldown, and he is immobile while doing it, while Shen requires a manually-targeted dash to pass through people, putting him on the other side of them and making it quite possible to miss. Rammus needs only click on an enemy to trap them, and can subsequently run back towards his team or a friendly structure, dragging the hapless enemy along.
* [[Lightning Bruiser]]: While rolling. Joke videos have been made where a full team with speed buff abilities have taken advantage of the game's lack of hard caps for movement speed to film a Rammus crossing the entire map in a matter of seconds. In Dominion, Rammus is classified as 'Ninja' for this specific reason. He is also often banned by anyone with a brain and without someone who wants to play him. A good Rammus can zip across the map and steal points like there's no tomorrow.▼
** There's also the fact that as long as the enemy is attacking the damage-mitigating Rammus they're not attacking any of his [[Glass Cannon]] teammates.
** Better yet, another one of Rammus' abilities causes his defense to sky-rocket and deal damage back to anybody attacking him (from close or afar), which can stack with the Thornmail item. If Rammus taunts you, its because he wants you to kill yourself by trying to kill him.
** Finally, Rammus has the arguable best of the three taunts in the game- Galio's taunt is channeled as part of his ult, meaning it has a very long cooldown and he is immobile while doing it, while Shen requires a manually-targeted dash to pass through people, putting him on the other side of them and making it quite possible to miss. Rammus needs only click on an enemy to trap them, and can subsequently run back towards his team or a friendly structure, dragging the hapless enemy along.
▲* [[Lightning Bruiser]]: While rolling. Joke videos have been made where a full team with speed buff abilities have taken advantage of the game's lack of hard caps for movement speed to film a Rammus crossing the entire map in a matter of seconds.
** In Dominion, Rammus is classified as 'Ninja' for this specific reason. He is also often banned by anyone with a brain and without someone who wants to play him. A good Rammus can zip across the map and steal points like there's no tomorrow.
* [[Mighty Glacier]]: Until he uses Powerball.▼
* [[Memetic Sex God]]: In-universe, according to the Journal of Justice volume 1 issue 9.
{{quote|''"It appears that he is a bit of a sex symbol to the armadillo community (which looks really weird now that I've actually written that out)."''}}
▲* [[Mighty Glacier]]: Until he uses Powerball.
* [[Odd Friendship]]: He's friends with Blitzcrank. Averted with Twitch;: the Journal states that he was interested in the rat as firsts of their own kind, but that they never hit it off.
* [[The Quiet One]]: He has four lines, all one syllable each. As they're lines that he says in response to commands though, his words don't carry extra weight. The most anyone has heard him say is {{spoiler|"Shut up."}}.
* [[Schmuck Bait]]: His ultimate kicks up an earthquake underneath him that deals periodic damage in an surprisingly large area, meaning a LOT of combined damage in a teamfight. Basically, a writ-large "hit me!" sign. See above for more on "hitting him".
* [[Single Specimen Species]]: The only sentient specimen of his species, though he aspires to remedy this.
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{{quote|''"My brother has become hollow. Full of rage, but empty."''|'''Nasus'''}}
 
Nasus' brother, he was a gatekeeper to a "Great Library" in his home where he judged who was worthy to receive Nasus' teachings. Over time, he was enraged by the evil many visitors would hold in their hearts, to the point where he relentlessly butchered them to quell his anger. He was saved from Nasus' righteous defense by a summoning spell, but was thrown into limbo. Resurfacing in Valoran, he is captured by the League when he interrupts a match with the intent to destroy Nasus.
 
Renekton is a fighter-type champion who uses the Fury resource system, gaining a small amount of Fury every time he attacks that decays when he's out of combat. His abilities normally have no cost and include a whirling blade attack with lifesteal, a combo of blows that stuns the victim, a slashing charge that can be repeated if it connects, and a self-empowering ultimate that boosts health, deals magic damage around himself and causes him to automatically generate Fury. When he has more than 50% Fury, each of his non-ultimate abilities will consume Fury to increase their effect. Renekton generates more 50% more Fury if he's below half health.
 
Renekton's alternate skins include [[Crocodile Dundee|Outback Renekton]], [[Stargate|Galactic Renekton]], and Bloodfury Renekton.
 
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* [[Freudian Excuse]]: The sheer amount of wicked men who came to the library to gain knowledge for their own evil ends eventually drove him into a permanent rage.
* [[Gameplay and Story Segregation]]: Strongly averted in the Judgement, where Renekton interrupts a battle in progress.
** The forested battleground is clearly Summoner's Rift, and Renekton falls to a "bright ray of light" --... the fountain turret.
** Miss Fortune, Alistar, and Rammus [[Cameo|all make appearances]].
** Nasus is shown using Spirit Fire to farm minions, Flash to avoid an attack, and even ''dies''... only to use Revive and respawn instantly.
* [[Hooks and Crooks]]
* [[Lightning Bruiser]]: Incredibly fast and powerful, but can take a pretty good beating once he has his ultimate and a bit of armor.
* [[Missed the Call]]: {{spoiler|When Renekton and Nasus were fighting, the League summoners tried to summon the bloodthirsty crocodile instead of the calm dog. Though, they still got him afterwards.}}.
* [[Moral Event Horizon]]: In-Universe Example. His Brother, Nasus, believed him to be beyond Redemption when Renekton went insane.
* [[Omnicidal Maniac]]: His rage has driven him insane to the point where his only thoughts revolve around slaughtering everything he can get to.
* [[Retcon]]: References to Renekton in Nasus' lore painted him as a treacherous tyrant who attempted to enslave their people. By the time Renekton himself was released, his backstory was changed to a good guy who served as the gatekeeper to Nasus' great library until perpetual contact with evil men drove him insane and sent him into a permanent killing frenzy.
* [[The Reveal]]: {{spoiler|Renekton was the one the League wanted to summon, but they got Nasus accidentally.}}.▼
* [[Spell My Name with an "S"]]: Originally labeled Renek'''h'''ton in his concept art and in an earlier issue of the Journal of Justice.
** [[Unstoppable Rage]]: It's essentially his default setting. Using lots of combat abilities makes his combat abilities ''stronger''.▼
▲* [[The Reveal]]: {{spoiler|Renekton was the one the League wanted to summon, but they got Nasus accidentally.}}
* [[Unstoppable Rage]]: It's essentially his default setting.
▲** Using lots of combat abilities makes his combat abilities ''stronger''.
** ''"Lavish brutality!"''
 
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Riven is a fighter-type champion whose moveset is explicitly designed around a [[Fighting Game|system of combo attacks and cancels that can be combined in a variety of ways]]. Riven can damage and stun nearby foes, dash forward and shield herself from harm, and make use of a series of sword dashes in rapid succession, dealing a knockback on the third cast. Her ultimate recreates her shattered weapon, giving her more range, a power boost, and access to a long-range cone attack that deals extra damage to enemies who are missing health. Her passive stores up a charge every time she uses an ability, expending one charge with each standard attack to deal extra damage.
 
Riven's alternate skins include [[Evil Costume Switch|Crimson Elite Riven]], [[Final Fantasy Tactics|Redeemed Riven]], and [[Playboy Bunny|Battle Bunny Riven]].
 
'''Associated Tropes'''
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* [[The Atoner]]: Exemplified with her Redeemed Riven skin.
* [[Badass Normal]]: Like [[Boisterous Bruiser|Garen]] and [[Knife Nut|Katarina]], she lacks a mana bar and is cooldown dependent.
* [[BFS]]: Usually broken, but her ultimate reforges it temporarily to show it in its gigantic glory. Even in broken form, it's still quite large.▼
* [[Broken Bird]]: Character concept, underscored by her first ability being called "Broken Wings" and by her dialogue.
{{quote|''"The blade reflects its owner".''}}
* [[Broken Pedestal]]: She definitely didn't take the truth about Noxus very well, if deliberately shattering her cherished Noxian weapon is any indication.
▲* [[BFS]]: Usually broken, but her ultimate reforges it temporarily to show it in its gigantic glory. Even in broken form, it's still quite large.
* [[Cool Sword]]: A gigantic one. Even though it's a...
** [[Combos]]: Riven's abilities and passive encourages players to autoattack immediately after using an ability, then cast another ability right after while Riven's autoattack timer is ticking. [[Hanging a Lampshade|Lampshaded]] by the title for a buff that appears on Riven after casting Broken Wings, indicating how long until second and third casts will be wasted... the title is C-C-Combo!▼
** [[Wrecked Weapon]]: Most of the time.▼
* [[Combos]]: Riven's abilities and passive encourages players to autoattack immediately after using an ability, then cast another ability right after while Riven's autoattack timer is ticking.
▲** [[Hanging a Lampshade|Lampshaded]] by the title for a buff that appears on Riven after casting Broken Wings, indicating how long until second and third casts will be wasted... the title is C-C-Combo!
* [[Darwinist]]: An unusually realistic and non-evil example.
* [[Defector From Decadence]]: Abandoned Noxus only because, in her mind, Noxus has ''already'' abandoned the ideals that made it powerful to begin with in favor of... [[Stupid Evil|well]]...
* [[Evil Costume Switch]]: Her Noxian-themed Crimson Elite outfit. Note how it's [[Evil Is Sexy|skintight around her buttocks]].
* [[Expy]]:
* [[Expy]]:* According to her designer Xypherous, she's one of Marth from ''[[Fire Emblem]]'', but specifically his abilities and gameplay feel from the ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' series.
** Lore wise, she bares various similarities with [[Final Fantasy VII|Cloud Strife]]
** HerLore Redeemedwise, Skinshe makesbares hervarious looksimilarities likewith [[Final Fantasy TacticsVII|MeliadoulCloud Strife]].
** Her Redeemed Skin makes her look like [[Final Fantasy Tactics|Meliadoul]].
** She also seems to share a few traits with [[Touhou Project|Youmu Konpaku]], her short white hair and her broken wings resembles a 3three stage slash combo in the fighting game, both move forward much faster while using it, both displace an enemy on the last hit, both crazy good with a sword. Not to mention Morello hinted that she and Orianna had influences from the same game.
* [[Fashionable Asymmetry]]: Dressed in rags, tatters, and bits and pieces of her old armored uniform. Wears an enormous glove on her right-hand. Riven says it is a simple remnant from her Noxian armour, [[Jossed|and does not in any way magically boost her strength]] to carry that BFS of hers.
* [[Foregone Conclusion]]: Thanks to a simply ''[http://na.leagueoflegends.com/board/showthread.php?t=1239078 ridiculous]'' amount of community support (including a number of devs throwing their backing in there as well) and the fact that Riot have in the past [[Ascended Meme|released Gentleman Cho'Gath, Brolaf and Surprise Party Fiddlesticks skins]], it was only a matter of time until we saw the [[Playboy Bunny|Battle Bunny Riven]] skin. Exactly as predicted, the skin was added to the game for Easter 2012.
** Exactly as predicted, the skin was added to the game for Easter 2012.
* [[Heel Face Turn]]
* [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]: It would seem [[BlazBlue|Noel]] is no longer using dual guns.
* [[Hyperspace Mallet|Hyperspace Sword]]: Her blade just reforges itself, presumably out of pure energy.
* [[It Was a Gift]]: Her sword was not only a gift but a commendation from the Noxian High Command.
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* [[We Have Reserves]]: Her backstory indicates that this is the Noxian Military's philosophy, which is only expected.
* [[White-Haired Pretty Girl]]
▲** [[Wrecked Weapon]]: Most of the time.
 
 
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* [[Awesome Yet Practical]]: Rumble's mech, for all its scrap parts, is quite the piece of work. And with his lack of mana he'll harass you to hell and back with that flamethrower.
* [[Bamboo Technology]]: His Rumble in the Jungle skin replaces Tristy's scrap metal components with [[Gilligan's Island|bamboo and]] [[Swiss Family Robinson|coconuts]].
* [[Calling the Old Man Out]]: His joining the League is a challenge to Heimerdinger (along with most every other yordle.).
* [[Determinator]]: During his League Judgement he was confronted with a nightmare vision of Heimerdinger piloting an immense, super-advanced mech (which is actually a dream version of his own) that crushed Rumble's beloved Tristy like a toy. Rumble spat defiance at him and was ready to go on fighting with his ''fists.''
* [[Fantastic Racism]]: A "Yordle Nationalist" before anything --: his background makes mention of an altercation with some previously amicable human engineers that, after some "choice words" from him, culminated in his having the stuffing beaten out of him and being called an "embarrassment".
* [[Hair-Trigger Temper]]
* [[Hawaiian-Shirted Tourist]]: In his Rumble in the Jungle skin.
* [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]: He sounds like [[The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy|Billy]] and [[The Angry Beavers|Daggett]].
* [[I Call It Vera]]: He calls his [[Mini-Mecha]] "Tristy". Possible connections to Tristana are unconfirmed at this time.
* [[Pirate]]: His Bilgerat skin.
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* [[Macross Missile Massacre]]: The Equalizer, his ultimate ability.
* [[Mini-Mecha]]: It's certainly large enough to seat him (semi-)comfortably in the cockpit, but there are some champions whose ''bodies'' are larger than it.
* [[The Napoleon]]: He's a very little guy who pilots a scary, weapons-laden machine of war.▼
* [[Percussive Maintenance]]: When Tristy breaks down Rumble starts it again by kicking it in the mace.
* [[Pint-Sized Powerhouse]]
* [[Reverse Shrapnel]]: His Scrap Shield.
* [[The Runt At the End]]: Rumble was always the runt, tiny even by yordle standards, and was constantly bullied growing up as a result --... and became [[The Napoleon|very short-tempered and brutish]] as a result of ''that''.▼
* [[Ship Tease]]: His mecha's named Tristy, making everyone wonder if he had feelings for Tristana. Consequently in Volume 1, Issue 25 of the Journal of Justice, a mailbag question asked him outright. His answer was: [[Bad Liar|"I-I don’t know what you’re talking about!"]]. [[Ship Sinking|Now that Teemo and Tristana are paired, it doesn't bode well for any feelings he had for her]].▼
* [[Shout-Out]]: Either this or a straight up copy of The Chipper in ''[[Heroes of Newerth]]'' down to the vector targeted ultimate.
* [[Took a Level in Badass]]: Sort of;: left Bandle City for months, and came back with his robot. Pretty sure no one wants to mess with the runt now.▼
▲* [[Ship Tease]]: His mecha's named Tristy, making everyone wonder if he had feelings for Tristana. Consequently in Volume 1, Issue 25 of the Journal of Justice, a mailbag question asked him outright. His answer was: [[Bad Liar|"I-I don’t know what you’re talking about!"]].
** [[Ship Sinking]]: Now that Teemo and Tristana are paired, it doesn't bode well for any feelings he had for her.
▲* [[The Napoleon]]: He's a very little guy who pilots a scary, weapons-laden machine of war.
▲* [[The Runt At the End]]: Rumble was always the runt, tiny even by yordle standards, and was constantly bullied growing up as a result -- and became [[The Napoleon|very short-tempered and brutish]] as a result of ''that''.
▲* [[Took a Level in Badass]]: Sort of; left Bandle City for months, and came back with his robot. Pretty sure no one wants to mess with the runt now.
* [[Walking Armory]]: His robot uses ''a lot'' of weapons.
* [[What a Piece of Junk!]]: Tristy is literally assembled from scrap and regularly just seizes up and falls over, but Rumble can still use it to kick serious ass.
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Ryze is a mage-type champion who can shoot a ball of highly destructive energy, encase enemies in a cage of runes, and shoot a ball of lightning that bonuses between enemies. Additionally, each of his abilities deal damage based on his maximum mana in addition to his ability power, allowing him to build tankier than most mages without losing much damage. His ultimate ability briefly supercharges himself, giving him movement speed and spell vamp and causing his spells to deal extra damage in an area around the target, and his passive reduces the cooldown of his spells whenever he casts one.
 
Ryze's alternate skins include Human Ryze, Tribal Ryze, Uncle Ryze, Triumphant Ryze, Professor Ryze, and Zombie Ryze.
 
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