When you think of AP casters, what names come to mind? Annie? Anivia? Brand? What if I told you that a man who deals his damage with wax paper cards can hold his own in League's most popular lane? Twisted Fate first found himself as an AD Carry in the early days of Summoner's Rift's Heal/Poke Meta, but when League introduced bulkier characters with gap closers aplenty, Twisted Fate found himself switching tactics, and now can be found as an AP Caster. Here are a few reasons why Twisted Fate should be... Read More

[Sorry for not doing a lot of these, my month of June was crazy, I should be doing these every week again.]

If there is one sole objective for the AD Carry in bottom lane, it's to do damage and do it quickly. For Summoner's Rift bottom lane, not many do that objective better than Graves. The Outlaw of League provides a devastating burst along with utility to push lanes and disrupt team fights, along with an ultimate that can sway any battle. Graves is a threat to all champions in Summoner's Rift, and here's a few... Read More

Given the upcoming graphical change of Ashe, I want to let y'all know that this is an exciting, albiet delayed, patch that's coming up. Since League of Legends' Beta phase, the Frost Archer has always been my main weapon (beside Malphite, Trundle, and Twisted Fate: but I digress.) on Summoner's Rift; and... Read More

Ah, Ranked Solo Queue.

Where the mass of livestreamers and bragging rights are supplied, with little medals on the League of Legends Official Forum and thousands of viewers for those special few who are able to surpassing the 1800 and 2000ELO mark. Millions play every day, putting their ELO on the line in a battle for elevating greatness.

But I can't do it anymore.

I can attest to myself that I'm a pretty low-rage kind of player. I'll be flexible to play any role for any team. But recently I have found myself playing the Jungle, specifically Malphite since he's my... Read More