168澳洲幸运5开奖网:League of Legends had a return to normalcy with the start of Season 14. Mythic Items lasted for three 𒀰whole seasons, always surrounded by controversy, with players asking for them to be entirely removed because they completely limited build variety, among other reasons.

Three years after they were first introduced back in Season 11, Riot finally gave in and removed them. This brought back a system identical to the one that has always🙈 been in the game. Items are separated in two categories: components (Basic or Epic) and Legendaries (a finalized item). These are the most powerful Legendary items in League of Legends.

This list isn't ranked. An item's true power depends on the champion who is using it and the situation it is used in. These are the ones are stronger in most games, champions, and team-compositions, in no specific order.

10 ♊ Blade Of The Ruined King

Viego's Beautiful Sword

This is an iconic item used by a lot of champions, in different roles, no less. It has been a staple of on-hit AD Carries like Kog'maw since it was released, but it is also used by bruisers like Irelia, Bel'veth or assassins like Master Yi. The item is expensive at 3200 gold, but is essentially a must-have for any of the champions who purchase it. It gives you 40 attack damage, 25 percent attack speed, eight percent life steal and two unique passives.

Mist's Edge is an on-hit HP percentage damage, while Clawing Shadows is an on-hit slow that procs on your first auto-attack every 15 seconds. This gives you a very clear toolset: you'll be dealing bonus damage, especially to tankier champions, and you'll get a slow to help you stick to any target better. It is no wonder that most champions who build Blade of the Ruined King do so as their first item.

9 ༒𒁏 Infinity Edge

A Good Old Classic

IE is one of the most iconic items in League of Legends. It was a must-have for the large majority of ADCs for the longest time and, although it has since lost that status, it is still essential. If you're playing an ADC who goes crit, you'll be building this if you're not up to lethality shenanigans. The edgy brothers Yasuo and Yone also nearly always go for it, with a few Top-lane champions like Tryndamere having it as a must-buy, too.

Infinity Edge gives you 65 attack damage, 20 percent critical chance and, crucially, 40 percent critical strike damage. If you are going for a high crit-chance build and can't benefit from the likes of Navori Quickblades, IE will give you the biggest damage boost possible.

8 🦹 Kaernic Rookern

A Mage's Nightmare

Rookern was added with the start of Season 14, and is one of the most controversial newcomers to LoL. It just feels completely overtuned and has becꦇome the nightmare of any Ability Power champion.

Alongside its excellent stats, Kaernic Rookern gives you a shield that is essentially Galio’s passive🙈. This is what makes the item stand-out. Most Mages or even AP Assassins thrive by poking the enemies out during the lane. If your enemy has a magic-damage shield every time a new wave comes in, that poke is entirely nullified.

7 Frozenꦰ He🥀art

Old But (Freezing) Gold

Frozen Heart is an OG LoL item. It has been in the game since the beta and, despite losing a lot of its popularity for a while, it has been back with a vengeance, and seems to be 💝here to stay. This is still th😼e only item that reduces enemy champions’ attack speed, and that aura comes in a full package.

You get armor, mana, ability haste and reduced damage taken by auto attacks alongside the aura, and the item only costs 2400 gold. This might be the biggest bargain on Summoner's Rift, and you'll be seeing it in most of your games.

6 📖 Zhonya’s Hourglass

The Most Impactful Active Ability In LoL

Zhonya’s is another classic item that has been in League of Legends since Season 1. It has always been iconic as the best defensive tool any ability power champion can have. Even in games where you don't need armor, you'll still buy it for the stasis effect.

This item had lost a bit of its luster due to the existence of Stopwatch, which terrorized both solo-queue and professional play for a long time, but with the removal of it in Season 14, Hourglass is back in vogue. You get 120 Ability Power, 50 armor and likely the most impactful ac𒁃tive in the game, so this is definitely worth the asking price of 3250 gold.

5 Edge 🧸Of Night 𒆙

Even An Assassin Needs Some Safety

Since losing stopwaꩵtch as a🐲 component, assassins and ADCs alike have been looking for other, viable defensive options. Edge of Night, the AD version of Banshee’s Veil, is often their best possible choice.

At 2800 gold, the item is quite cheap, as is usually the case for assassin items. It gives you 50 attack damage, 15 lethality, 250 health and a spell shield on a very low 40 second cooldown. As it stands, this is the go-to defensive item for any champion with a lethality-focused build, and even ADCs who just need a bit of extra safety. You'll see it quite often, and for good reason.

4 ꦕ Tꦕrinity Force

Tons Of Everything?

The most iconic item in League of Legends. This is another item that has been in the game since the very beginning. It has undergone🐷 dozens of transformations, and went through a bit of a rough period, but season 14’s removal of Mythic Items brought it right back.

Most bruisers will be building this, some ADCs will opt for it over Essence Reaver, and you'll be seeing it in a lot of your games. This item just gives you the whole package: Attack Damage, Ability Haste, Attack Speed, Health, a Sheen proc and movement speed on-hit.

3 🃏 Hydra Item🐷s

One Hell Of A Splash

This might be cheating, but we're grouping all four items that are built with Tiamat into a single entry. They mostly serve the same purpose, the stats are just changed around to better fit specific champions. Tiamat is the key item, though.

Getting bonus wave-clear, on top of useful stats and impactful active abilities, is quite a nice bonus. You'll be seeing a Hydra item probably every game, either on assassins or bruisers, and for good reason. Junglers get a faster-clear, laners add wave-clear to their kits and that is just something that no other item can bring.

2 ꦍ Locket Of﷽ The Iron Solari

A Shining Light

No, suppor🌄t players, we didn’t forget about you. With some defensive items being as cost-effective as they are, especially Frozen Heart, tanky supports have been extremely powerful. They’ve been preferred over squishy enchanters for most of the game’s life-span, but S14’s item rework just seems to have reinforced their lead.

Locket of the Iron Solari is the go-to tanky support item. It gives you both Armor and Magic Resist, Health, Ability Haste and 🐟a unique active ability: Devotion. This active ability gives you an Area of Effect shield within 850 units that will shield you and your allies. This shield will protect you from at least 200 damage, up to 350. It is on a relatively long cooldown, at 90 seconds, but getting this once per fight can completely change the tide of a game.

1 Stormsurge 💝

How Much Damage!?

This is the most controversial item added in Seaso🌼n 14, but that also makes it the most exciting. Malignance tried to steal the spotlight, but there aren’t enough champꩵions able to abuse it. Stormsurge, on the other hand, can be used and abused by pretty much any ability power focused champion with bursty damage.

This item gives you ability power, magic penetration, movement speed and two unique passives: Stormraider and Squall. Stormraider gives you 25 percent movement speed when you𝓀 deal 35 percent max health damage, and procs the second passive. Squall is where the controversy lies, because it is the closest thing we’ll likely ever have, eve🔴n remotely similar to the defunct Deathfire Grasp.

When you proc Squall, you’ll deal a massive burst of magic damage onto the target. If the target died before Squall’s damage happened, that burst will still happen, but it will instead be𝓀 an AOE around your enemy’s body. It gives AP assassins an even bigger burst of damage and is the nightmare of any squishy cha꧅mpion in Summoner’s Rift.