A description and presentation of the character of Dr. Mundo after the planned rework has surfaced on the web. It presents the new skills and appearance of League of Legends' popular top-laner.
A rundown of a revamped version of Dr. Mundo, a popular character in League of Legends, appeared on the web. The ruindown reveals how the appearance and skills of the chemist from Zaun will change. Also presented were new versions of the character's splash arts. The refreshed version of Dr. Mundo will debut on Summoner's Rift lanes most likely on the occasion of patch 11.12.
Below we present a video with the hero's skills and their description:
Skill description:
Reactions of players to the new version of the popular character are quite diverse, some consider the rework a change for the better, the other say that the character will lose its usefulness. Below we quote some player statements from Reddit.
"Basically each ability is an improved version of his old ones," writes user turtle 921.
"His W is a little worse since it’s not a toggle perma aoe damage + tenacity skill now it seems," writes Abject-Protection502.
A more extensive comment was left by Reddit user Hurry_False 2:
"His W no longer gives tenacity, is not a toggle, and deals very low damage. His E no longer gives % MR. His R heals way less and lasts way less time as well, although the fact that it instantly heals as opposed to having a health cost should be nice.
Honestly it seems like he will be really bad unless his numbers are just strong. His new passive sounds really janky. Only being able to block a single instance of CC and then having to path towards his container to renew his passive just sounds like it will be janky and not very useful in teamfights."
Despite the divided opinions, players will be eagerly awaiting the appearance of the refreshed Dr. Mundo in the lounge. This is expected to happen in the next patch.
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