If it's melee your passive heals you for a chunk of the spell damage you deal to other champs. If you favour ranged you're a shadow assassin and get the passive bonus dealing extra magic damage at the start of combat. In game mechanic terms it's about whether you hunt ranged or melee opponents. or the malevolent scythe consumes him completely, paving the way for the destruction of all Runeterra.Īs you play each game with Kayn, part of the way you build the champion is balancing how much power you give to Rhaast (one of the Darkin - a race in the game - who has been imprisoned within a weapon). There are only two possible outcomes: either Kayn bends the weapon to his will. He audaciously wields the sentient darkin weapon Rhaast, undeterred by its creeping corruption of his body and mind.
If you're a fan of character flavour text and lore here's Kayn's snippet:Ī peerless practitioner of lethal shadow magic, Shieda Kayn battles to achieve his true destiny-to one day lead the Order of the Shadow into a new era of Ionian supremacy. As the reveal post notes: "Kayn's the only champ in League who can change his class in the middle of a game." In terms of how the game gets played this manifests in a unique flexibility when it comes to Kayn's role. Kayn's whole deal revolves around whether he controls the weapon or the weapon controls him so there's a Lord of the Rings vibe to the story.
In the time it took for me to attend an esports meeting Kayn, The Shadow Reaper, has made his Rift debut, joining the League of Legends champion roster and dragging his sentient scythe, Rhaast, with him.
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