Champion Review - Kindred

So, let's talk about Kindred.

He's one of those champions that everyone is amazing at. Until you get one on your team. You're screwed if you get one on your team.

I'm going to preface this by saying that I really don't like how rapidly riot comes out with new champions, because it makes the game increasingly harder to keep up with and enjoy. 
Anyways, back to Kindred. So, the over all theme that riot has been following is a bunch of celestial beings and void creatures. (ex. Rek'sai, Bard, Kalista etc.) Kindred follows this theme. I don't mind it personally, but I feel like there needs more diversity in the whole theme aspect. 
Next would be Kindred's QWER abilities. His Q is oddly satisfying to use. It's a short dash that does damage to surrounding enemies.His W creates a large zone around his character. His wolf then separates from Kindred, and attacks whoever Kindred does.His E is a stacking effect. Once Kindred reaches 3 stacks, he does max percent health damage to his enemy.His R is a another zone effect. He creates a field in which no one, no matter what team, can fall below a certain health.

Okay guys, so that's all I've got for this week. Make sure to comment with any questions or criticism. Thanks, and come back next week! -Dani

My Introduction...

To start things off, my name is Danielle. I'm in the eighth grade, and I'm an obsessive League of Legends player. I've been playing LoL since the end of season 3 and I'm currently Silver division 3. If you don't know what League of Legends is, it's a fast-paced, competitive game with a gigantic player base. The objective of the game is to combat the other team on a map split into three lanes: top, middle, and bottom(abbreviated as bot)

League of Legends map diagram

The role that I enjoy playing is "attack damage carry" (abbreviated as adc.) The main job of an adc is to stay alive in team fights and deal massive amounts of damage while sustaining your own health. This can be a hard role for an adc who is versing a team with bruisers or fighters. Most of them can jump to the back and kill the adc who does not have much health. This is where the supports and tanks come in. They are there to "peel," or protect the adc. 

That is pretty much the basics of the game, specifically the adc role. I will elaborate more in further posts as necessary. 

I'll end off by saying that my blog will be all about League of Legends. Not only my role, but LoL as a whole. The community and all. 

Thanks for reading!