Upon release, K’Sante promises to become many League of Legends players’ favorite champion. However, those who don’t immediately fall in love with the new character will likely end up hating him. In the right hands, he promises to be one of the most interesting champions – whether in normal game or ranked. Without surprise, he combines the tank function with the ability to transform into a fighter and isolate his opponents to finish them off in just three or four hits. It’s a mechanic that caused a stir right from Riot Games’ test phases.
A perfect move
When he uses his ultimate, Big Game, K’Sante knocks enemy champions back a certain distance (which increases if the ability is used against a wall) and gets behind them to start hitting them with attacks that deal more damage . A situation that, along with the rest of his skill set, leaves room for a myriad of moves to create. For example, in one of the champion’s first highlights during Riot Games’ testing phases, he is able to perform a large-scale “Insec” by diverting his opponent to annihilate him, without the latter being able to really retaliate.
This move is quite spectacular and shows what K’Sante can do when controlled by a good player. In truth, this move is unblockable, and even so it only shows a small percentage of what the champion can do in-game. , is to make it one of the best in team fights. The, he’ll be able to transform encounters to help his teammates, then step in to slit an enemy’s throat, turning the tables on a teamfight.
The new champion will be available on the League of Legends live servers on November 3 — between 9:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. That’s when everyone can play it, although the PBE is more accessible than ever, PBE on which you can test it in preview.