Recently, Riot Games unveiled a new League of Legends heroine - Gwen, the Misty Tailor. Today, we got to know her skillset, which reminded many of a much older character.
A few days ago Riot Games introduced a new League of Legends character - Gwen. Today, we learned exactly what her skills are. Gwen is a melee mage with large blades, capable of inflicting heavy damage.
Below is a description of the character's skills:
The appearance of Gwen among LoL heroes is widely commented by the players, as with any such occasion. On Reddit, fans of Riot Games' MOBA have been discussing the heroine's usefulness on the battlefield since yesterday. Some people have noted Gwen's resemblance to Irelia from before the character's rework. The similarity of skills can be seen especially in ultimate skill.
"I get some Old Irelia vibes in that ult," writes SirKraken.
The similarity of skills triggered a wave of memories about the old heroine:
"I thought the same thing! Even though Irelia's old ult was useless except for wave clearing (and healing)," adds DiluoFaker.
However, it seems that the players don't seem to be bothered by this similarity, which is most likely not useless on the battlefield:
"We finally got a duelist type suitable for the upper lane. The last one was Camille four years ago."
Time will tell if the players will like Gwen and appreciate her usefulness. At this time we do not know the character's exact release date, but we can assume that it will happen in patch 11.8. In the meantime, if you're interested in how Gwen's skills look like in practice, you can watch them here.
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