LoL’s latest is a falconer and a trickster. Quinn’s high mobility offers the chance to escape from unwanted encounters in an instant, or to chase down enemies attempting to hightail it across the map. Find out precisely how in a breakdown of her abilities below the break.
We looked in on Piltover Enforcer Vi just over a week ago, when the tea-wielding so-and-so was pottering around on LoL’s test server. Then, we had scarcely enough time to offer an approving nod; now, we get to see five-and-a-half minutes of other champions being punched in the face, maw or beak. There’s plenty of advice on doing it yourself, too.
Bestial Huntress Nidalee has been knocking about in League of Legends for three years now, but has a visual upgrade coming in the next patch. Riot have released a Champion Spotlight video for the occasion, in which you can admire her new model, effects and animations, as well as pick up some tips for fielding her.
We last set to work parsing Nami a couple of weeks ago, poring over her unique abilities. tl;dr: She calls tides, for the purposes of healing and buffing, and to a lesser extent for slowing and damaging. With her release into the game imminent, Riot have shared a number of strategies you’ll want to heed to part the sea in all the right ways.Our Spotlight units plug content our journalists have made, that our advertisers want to promote. Sometimes the promotion is paid for, but the content they go to is always independent with no client oversight or approval.
Zed is the “master of shadows”, if you’re capable of pulling his strings in just the right directions at precisely the opportune moment. But how can you dance the jungle tango, nary a step out of place, with somebody you’ve only just met? Find out in Riot’s new Champion Spotlight.
Kha’zix the Voidreaver is a melee assassin, who uses quick movement and invisibility to close in on his prey. Most intriguingly, he also evolves “over the course of a match”, upgrading his abilities with new, violent features.
Diana is looking to be a really interesting champion, for reasons that shouldn’t make her interesting. She has no big flashy ability, no one massive showstopper; just a suite of skills that are extremely useful, work together very well and give her a lot of power in the right circumstance. She’s understated. She’s subtle. She’s a spot of sophistication among the release of champions that favoured bombast over true power. Which is what makes her all the more exciting as a proposition.
Riot have just released the Champion Spotlight for their newest hero: Zyra the Plant Mage. She’s a ranged magic user who uses plants to attack her enemies. 
Riot have released their Champion Spotlight for Draven, the ranged carry that’s dropping in the next League of Legends patch. He’s looking interesting to play, as well as a complete pain in the arse for anyone laning against him. 
