League of Legends (a.k.a. LoL) is one game
that composes the Legacy of Defence
of the Ancient game on Warcraft
III.
You have one objective: kill the enemy nexus that represents their base core. From your own nexus spawns creeps, sent to fight the enemy team.
This free game takes place on a map with three lanes that the minions occupy during each wave. Towers (turrets) are placed in the lanes at regular intervals. Two nexus towers guard your heaven while three turrets occupy each lane.
Minion teams are composed of guards (melee fighters) and wizards (ranged fighters). Of course blue guys hate purple guys and initiate combat.
This little ecosystem would be calm and largely in rest, punctuated by some battles here and there. But of course you are here, with four allies to fight with you. You are called a summoner, provided with two summoner spells used to achieve map domination.
Of course, you will not be teleported to the map itself. As a summoner you will … well … summon a hero. You can pick from a variety of melee fighters, ranged shooters, bruisers, and support characters. The list of heroes you can collect is limited by the free-to-play series of the week. The rotation happens once a week and enables you to test out each hero.
By achieving victories, you will earn experience and IP points that you can use to purchase heroes permanently, or upgrades when you reach future levels.
Original
Defense of the Ancients (from
Warcraft III)
You have one objective: kill the enemy nexus that represents their base core. From your own nexus spawns creeps, sent to fight the enemy team.
This free game takes place on a map with three lanes that the minions occupy during each wave. Towers (turrets) are placed in the lanes at regular intervals. Two nexus towers guard your heaven while three turrets occupy each lane.
Minion teams are composed of guards (melee fighters) and wizards (ranged fighters). Of course blue guys hate purple guys and initiate combat.
This little ecosystem would be calm and largely in rest, punctuated by some battles here and there. But of course you are here, with four allies to fight with you. You are called a summoner, provided with two summoner spells used to achieve map domination.
Summoner
Spells
Of course, you will not be teleported to the map itself. As a summoner you will … well … summon a hero. You can pick from a variety of melee fighters, ranged shooters, bruisers, and support characters. The list of heroes you can collect is limited by the free-to-play series of the week. The rotation happens once a week and enables you to test out each hero.
By achieving victories, you will earn experience and IP points that you can use to purchase heroes permanently, or upgrades when you reach future levels.