#Rek'Sai Jungle

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Hi, idk how much you’ve thought about them but do you have any fun facts or anything on Ezra and Anthony? We’re just kinda getting stuff with Ezra with the whole miscommunication thing. And sadly I forgot Anthony existed entirely til I saw his name cuz I think he at most says a sentence or two when he’s in the room.

If you don’t have much on them I get it but I like trying to imagine dumb scenarios for the club cuz friendship

~⭐️anon

I DOOOOOOO oh my god i love fictional friend groups. ive spent so much time thinking abt all of them and their dynamics. but they both haven't been super present, just bc they haven't really had anything of interest until now.

gonna use this ask to go over literally everyone in like. a fun little character sheet type way. anyway, here's Tali's entire league team :D also gives me the chance to be autistic abt my ocs and league of legends so. YIPPE. going in lane order bc it makes my brain happy. ill draw all of them at one point but. i need to finish that drawing of callon in a skirt with a gun. also linked all their mains because i truly believe you can learn a lot about someone through who they play. also pretty girls.

Ezra

Year: Senior Major: Pre Law Role: Top Mains: Singed, Kled, Ornn, Gnar, Shen Rank: Diamond 1 59 LP

Ezra's been on the team for all of college, and with this being his last year, he wants to make it count. Despite juggling law school applications, an internship, and studying for the LSAT, he's still making time for the team. His team had the chance to win big two years ago, and after fumbling at championships, he wants to end his college years on a high note. Was team captain last year, but passed the responsibility onto Taleisin to take a bit off his plate. Many joke that the top lane of the map is an island, in it's own world compared to the rest of the game. For Ezra, that couldn't be more wrong; he's constantly trying to make plays across the map, acting as a secondary shot caller to Taleisin. The only member on the team with a 4.0 GPA, his parents have high expectations, and his expectations for himself are even higher.

Anthony

Year: Sophomore Major: Computer Science Role: Jungle Mains: Rek'Sai, Warwick, Kindred, Hecarim, Amumu Rank: Master 145 LP (he duo'd with Tali during winter break for sure.)

Tali's best friend since freshman year. The two met during orientation, realized they were the same major, and were close ever since. While Tali's far from an extrovert, Anthony's a quiet guy, despite his role and champion pool requiring him to be fairly vocal about where he is on the map. He's happy to just observe conversations rather than participate in them, and tries to be a mediator when arguments between team members inevitably happen. He doesn't hang out with Taleisin as much anymore now that you're around, but...that's okay. They still hang out at practice and have the same classes, and he's just glad his friend is happy.

More on him and Ezra here

Taleisin

Year: Sophomore Major: Computer Science Role: Mid Mains: Yasuo, Irelia, Akshan, Ahri, and Akali. Rank: Master 173 LP (he's no longer stuck in D1 hell. my headcanon is he absolutely popped the fuck off during winter break.)

Our boy. We love him. Somehow, he rarely gets angry or upset. The team's captain and shot caller, he's the one everyone looks to on what to do and when to do it. The highest ranked member of the team, he likes to be flashy, making high-risk (but often high reward) plays often. He takes the game seriously, but knows when to relax and have fun.

Alex

Year: Junior Major: Biology/Magic Medicine Role: ADC Mains: Draven, Aphelios, Vayne, Jhin, Caitlyn Rank: Diamond 1 92 LP

The only mage of the group, Alex wants to use the talents he was born with to help others, hoping to eventually go to medical school and study Biomancy. Growing up in what he calls 'bum-fuck nowhere', college has given Alex a wealth of new experiences and perspectives about the world around him. Despite his noble aspirations and new-found knowledge, his behavior during games remains much less sophisticated. Always the first to lose his cool, Alex has been the source for quite a few problems on the team related to sportsmanship; he promises he's working on it. Like Taleisin, Alex also likes to make flashy plays and do lots of damage. Where him and Tali differ, is Alex has a tendency to not know when to quit; whether in game, or during disagreements with other team members.

Callon

Year: Junior Major: Psychology Role: Support Mains: Seraphine, Sona, Nami, Janna, Leona Rank: Diamond 1 62 LP

When things get heated, Callon is the one to remind his teammates this is just a game, after all. He's there to have fun first and foremost, but always does his best; even if his best includes making stupid jokes and flirting with his teammates mid-game. Thankfully, his antics are sometimes the only thing that keep Alex from crashing out. Callon prefers not to play champions that need to dive deep into the fight unless he absolutely has to. He much prefers to sit in the back, healing and buffing his teammates and setting up kills with stuns and knock-ups instead. This has limited his champ pool to stereotypically 'girly' champions, but he takes it in stride. He's gotten in trouble during practice for flirting with members of the enemy teams, but he's never paid for a skin in his life.

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Rek'Sai The Void Burrower - League of Legends

Welcome to Guidega.com Rek’Sai The Void Burrower new champion League of Legends. Rek’sai is a monstrous former Void inhabitant come to wiggle across and underneath the Shuriman sands devouring nomads.

Rek’Sai – The Void Burrower

The shifting Shuriman sands harbor countless tales, and while most speak of its long-forgotten civilization, others reveal something else: terror within the dunes. The nomads and traders that cross through Runeterra’s golden lands know the stories well enough, the bloody remains of their kin a testament to the void beast below. And while others enter Shurima unaware of the monster’s fearsome reputation, or so proud they believe themselves strong enough to survive her slaughter, few last long once they enter Rek’Sai’s lands.

PASSIVE : Fury of the Xer’Sai

Rek’Sai gains fury whenever she attacks her enemies. Burrowing consumes her fury, briefly regenerating her health

Rek’Sai is a powerful and mobile monster well suited to the jungle of Summoner’s Rift. Clever use of her tunnels gives Rek’Sai unparalleled mobility through her jungle and into the enemy’s domain. Once there, she works best counter-jungling her opponent into obscurity before ganking enemy laners from the unconventional angles her tunnels provide. 

Jungling

Rek’Sai is a mobile menace at all stages of the game, creating tunnels throughout her own jungle to help her dart from camp to camp. But she doesn’t just burrow quickly; she kills at speed, too. Queen’s Wrath brings mass carnage to each camp’s monsters, dealing solid area of effect damage to every enemy around her, while Furious Bite deals powerful single target damage. Monsters will fight back, but Rek’Sai – once she’s generated enough fury – can sustain through the slaughter by burrowing, which restores her health and speeds her toward the next camp. And once her jungle’s empty, it’s time for Rek’Sai to turn toward the enemy jungle.

Tremor Sense is central to Rek’Sai’s counter-jungling runs, which focus on killing enemy camps while her counterpart’s away rather than dueling directly. By checking for movement in her intended direction, Rek’Sai can at least understand where her opposing jungler isn’t, then use that knowledge to burrow in and steal camps, effectively starving her opponent out of their jungle and forcing them into premature ganks, or worse yet, into Rek’Sai’s lair. Pity those who dare stray too deep into the burrower’s home: her tunnels offer incredible mobility, and with good vision control, Rek’Sai can easily coordinate her allies as she hunts down wandering targets.

Then there are her ganks. Rek’Sai’s relative lack of burst damage means she thrives best when she ganks for her high-damage allies, using her considerable utility to slow and stop her target’s escape. Most crucially, Rek’Sai’s tunnels give her unique angles of attack into enemy lanes, from which she can damage her mark with Prey Seeker before unburrowing beneath them. The knock-up provides a strong enough window for most assassins to secure their kill, but even if her enemy’s still alive, Rek’Sai can turn to her own abilities – Queen’s Wrath and Furious Bite in particular – to add extra damage into the mix. 

Teamfights

Come mid-game, Rek’Sai operates best when she takes advantage of her unique vision and tunnels, using her knowledge of the enemy’s movements to split push or pick lone targets. In split-push situations, she makes short work of minion waves with Queen’s Wrath, shoving her own minions into towers and forcing the enemy team to react. Tremor Sense ensures she’s always aware of her enemy’s whereabouts, too, allowing her to dive through the myriad tunnels she’s already created and skirt around those who come to stop the shove. But her mobility doesn’t end there. Void Rush gives Rek’Sai the ability to burrow to any of her tunnels, potentially crossing over the entirety of Summoner’s Rift in seconds.

But when to ult? If she’s attracted enemy attention with her split pushes, Rek’Sai can quickly relocate to join her waiting allies in another lane, using their newfound numbers advantage to force down towers or claim other objectives. Alternatively, a sneaky tunnel in the enemy base sets up a perfect late game backdoor attempt, while tunnels near her own base give Rek’Sai the opportunity to dash back and help defend when the enemy forces come knocking. During the early and mid game, Void Rush gives Rek’Sai instant access back into her jungle whenever she recalls, meaning she can carry on clearing camps and gaining experience and gold while her counterpart heads back to their jungle.

In large-scale teamfights, Rek’Sai works best when she can follow up on a solid initiation, following in and locking up priority targets with the knock up from Unburrow. Once she’s engaged, Rek’Sai has to work fast, generating fury as quickly as she can before crippling her enemy with Furious Bite. The ability scales in damage depending on how much she’s filled her fury bar, and deals true damage when full. Once she’s laid down her punishment, Rek’Sai needs to focus on survival. Burrow gives her both the movement speed and health regen she needs to dodge and recover from the enemy’s retaliation, and gives her opportunity to peel for her damage dealers by Unburrowing beneath their would-be killers. 

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