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# champions

5 champion classes, each mapped to a region and designed for distinct playstyles. Items amplify their core strengths.

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Ironclad" %}

#### Ironclad (Warrior)

The tankiest champion — crowd control and survivability.

* **Base HP**: 750 | **AD**: 65 | **Armor**: 45 | **Region**: Demacia
* **Q — Shield Bash**: Stun + 70–230 damage (8s cooldown)
* **W — Fortify**: Shield buff (14s cooldown)
* **E — Charge**: Gap closer, 600 range
* **R — Unstoppable**: 5s invulnerability (100s cooldown)

**Best items**: Thornmail, Spirit Visage, Warmog's Armor, Chain Vest, Giant's Belt.\
Ironclad soaks damage and locks down enemies — HP + armor items scale his tankiness exponentially.
{% endtab %}

{% tab title="Pyralis" %}

#### Pyralis (Mage)

High-burst AP damage with area-of-effect abilities.

* **Base HP**: 520 | **AP**: 80 | **Armor**: 20 | **Region**: Noxus
* **Q — Fireball**: AOE projectile (6s cooldown)
* **W — Flame Wall**: Persistent fire zone
* **E — Blink**: Teleport escape
* **R — Inferno**: Massive AOE damage (120s cooldown)

**Best items**: Rabadon's Deathcap, Void Staff, Needlessly Large Rod, Sorcerer's Shoes, Amplifying Tome.\
AP scaling means every point of Ability Power multiplies into every spell — Rabadon's is a must.
{% endtab %}

{% tab title="Sylara" %}

#### Sylara (Ranger)

Long-range sustained DPS with mobility.

* **Base HP**: 530 | **AD**: 70 | **Attack Speed**: 0.8 | **Region**: Ionia
* **Q — Piercing Arrow**: 1100 range snipe
* **W — Rain of Arrows**: AOE zone
* **E — Tumble**: Dash + next attack bonus
* **R — Sniper Shot**: 2500 range execute (90s cooldown)

**Best items**: Infinity Edge, Bloodthirster, Berserker's Greaves, B.F. Sword, Vampiric Scepter.\
Crit + attack speed stack to turn auto-attacks into tower-melting DPS.
{% endtab %}

{% tab title="Shade" %}

#### Shade (Assassin)

Fastest champion, excels at bursting squishy backline targets.

* **Base HP**: 500 | **AD**: 75 | **Move Speed**: 240 | **Region**: Zaun
* **Q — Shadow Strike**: Backstab bonus damage
* **W — Vanish**: Stealth
* **E — Blade Flurry**: AOE
* **R — Death Mark**: 3-second delayed explosion

**Best items**: Bloodthirster, Infinity Edge, Guardian Angel, Boots of Speed, Long Sword.\
Burst AD + sustain keeps Shade alive through repeated dives.
{% endtab %}

{% tab title="Lumina" %}

#### Lumina (Support)

Healer and buffer that keeps the team alive.

* **Base HP**: 540 | **AP**: 50 | **Armor**: 30 | **Region**: Piltover
* **Q — Holy Bolt**: Heal allies / Damage enemies
* **W — Barrier**: Shield an ally
* **E — Haste**: Speed buff
* **R — Divine Light**: AOE team heal (90s cooldown)

**Best items**: Spirit Visage, Rabadon's Deathcap, Sorcerer's Shoes, Warmog's Armor, Amplifying Tome.\
Spirit Visage's healing amp + AP scaling make Lumina's heals snowball — keeps carries alive through extended fights.
{% endtab %}
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