History Fridge / LeagueofLegends

*** If I remember correctly, the status effects and items actually affect the summoners. They channel the item effects into the champions and they are the ones blinded, etc.

* From [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9P4trNWxYk this video]]: "Wait... how can I blind Lee Sin?" "How can [Corki] fly faster with ''boots''?" "How can [Cassopeia] turn Malphite to stone?"
** Well, to answer the last question, there are two important aspects to petrification. One is turning to stone; the other is immobility. Malphite might already be stone, but that doesn't mean Cassiopeia can't stop him from moving or slow him down.
** If I remember correctly, the status effects and items actually affect the summoners. They channel the item effects into the champions and they are the ones blinded, etc.

** Ekko brings back two cases of Fridge Horror. He uses a [[{{Magitek}} Hextech]] device that let's him travel back in time, if possibly only for short hops back. Now recall the following: Zilean, is a Time Mage, who we know also dabbled in Hextech devices to control time. He's been affected by chrono-displasia. It was also his super powered Time magic which turned Kalamanda into the Crystal Scar due to how much magic was used (at least, as how the lore told us so far, as we haven't been told about how the lore for that is being retcon yet}}, to stop an massive war between Noxus and Demacia, and it took weeks to carefully extract everyone from the stasis bubble carefully so they wouldn't suffer from chrono-displasia as well. On top of that, Vel'Koz has taken a keen interest in Zilean, because he found Zilean's old workshop and time shifting devices. What's going to stop Velk'Koz from suddenly turning his attention to Ekko instead? Attention which typically ends in death by DisintegratorRay to learn what objects and beings are made up of and how they function.

* This a gameplay thing. Twisted Fate has the ability ''Pick A Card'', which presents him with three card choices. One card stuns, another card deals splash damage and slows, while the third card restores Twisted Fate's mana. This mana-replenishing card always gives you more mana than it takes to cast the ability. But after playing a lot of matches where the enemy I want to hit is just out reach, and subsequently losing a lot of mana, I realized something: Twisted Fate is TheGambler. In order to win money, you've got to pay money. It's more than just your average risk vs. reward. It's a ''literal'' aspect of his character.

** The much maligned-retconning of the in-universe League could have a point to it. It was backed by extremely powerful summoners, which means any threat to Valoran's safety was squelched immediately. One can see this in the backstory to the Crystal Scar; it was a war zone, complete with hextech nukes, until the Institute said "No. Stoppit." and stopped time around it. They could have done that at any point during the story, could still do that at any point. Which means that the Black Mist of the Harrowing is nothing more than a heavy fog to them, The Void becomes a mere annoyance in their presence, and the Demacia/Noxus cold war has no means of going hot without drawing the Institute's ire. They are literally a StoryBreakerPower.

** If I remember correctly, the status effects and items actually affect the summoners. They channel the item effects into the champions and they are the ones blinded, etc.
* This a gameplay thing. Twisted Fate has the ability ''Pick A Card'', which presents him with three card choices. One card stuns, another card deals splash damage and slows, while the third card restores Twisted Fate's mana. This mana-replenishing card always gives you more mana than it takes to cast the ability. But after playing a lot of matches where the enemy I want to hit is just out reach, and subsequently losing a lot of mana, I realized something: Twisted Fate is TheGambler. In order to win money, you've got to pay money. It's more than just your average risk vs. reward. It's a ''literal'' aspect of his character.

** If I remember correctly, the status effects and items actually affect the summoners. They channel the item effects into the champions and they are the ones blinded, etc.

** Why would Pantheon, who even without memetic mutation, is very sturdy and focused, want to be a baker of all things? Well, his village would most likely always be strained for food, so a baker would most likely be just as important to them as strong warriors. As well as the fact that even if he forces himself to be a baker, there won't be enough supplies to bake enough cakes.

** Why would Pantheon, who even without memetic mutation, is very sturdy and focused, want to be a baker of all things? Well, his village would most likely always be strained for food, so a baker would most likely be just as important to them as strong warriors.

** Pantheon's baker joke can make a lot of sense if you notice that the Rakkor tribe, according to the lore, always have their food supplies cut down. So it wasn't just because of the warrior's calling, but as much as Pantheon wanted to be a baker, he's always out of food supplies to bake cakes, so the only available path is to become the {{Badass}} warrior.

*** This also leads to a little bit of FridgeHorror when you realize she's looking for the Lunari, who were almost entirely eliminated by the Solari.

** Well, to answer the last question, there are two important aspects to petrification. One is turning to stone; the other is immobility. Malphite might already be stone, but that doesn't mean Cassiopeia can't stop him from moving or slow him down.

* From [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9P4trNWxYk this video]]: "Wait... how can I blind Lee Sin?" "How can [Corki] fly faster with ''boots''?" "How can [Cassopeia] turn Malphite to stone?"

*** It's the only thing she knows when she created her body. She mostly would have learned that you can entrance others by teasing them more than you can by showing off the goods, which is what she needs to get others close, plus she is still, for the most part, a plant, and thus even if she learned the proper shape, she most likely wouldn't be able to replicate the actual sexual aspects of a real woman.

*** It's the only thing she knows when she created her body. She mostly would have learned that you can entrance others by teasing them more than you can by showing off the goods, which is what she needs to get others close, plus she is still, for the most part, a plant, and thus even if she learned the proper shape, she most likely wouldn't be able to replicate the actual sexual aspects of a real woman.
** The void monster champions all seem to consume because they have a distinct longing for something. One may say there's a void that they just can't fill.

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*** Nah, that Treeline was a completely different one, near Zaun instead of the Shadow Isles one Thresh comes from. Noc probably comes from some alternate nightmare dream dimension that he rents from Freddy Kreuger.

** Much like Shyvana's gauntlets serve to resemble a dragon's head when she puts her inner end of her right hand over the inner end of her left (displayed in an idle animation), her odd choice of covering her ponytail with armor plates let her mimic a dragon's tail while as a human. This would also probably explain why she's [[{{Stripperiffic}} barely armored]], with what she wears greatly resembling her scales while she's a dragon - it's less for protecting herself and more for just barely conforming to human concepts of decency while making her feel as much as a dragon as she can while still in the form of a human.

**** Hang on, wouldn't it make more sense for her NOT to clothe herself then.