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[[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsA A]] | '''B – C''' | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsDToF D – F]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsGToH G – H]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsIToJ I – J]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsK K]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsLToM L - M]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsNToO N – O]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsPToQ P – Q]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsR R]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsSaToSh Sa – Sh]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsSiToSy Si – Sy]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsTToU T – U]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsVToW V – W]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsXToZ X – Y]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsZ Z]]]]]]-]

Caitlyn's alternative skins include [[LaResistance Resistance Caitlyn,]] [[TheSheriff Sheriff Caitlyn]], [[GreatWhiteHunter Safari Caitlyn]], [[WinterWarfare Arctic Warfare Caitlyn]], [[FairCop Officer Caitlyn]], [[Film/{{Predator}} Headhunter Caitlyn]], [[{{Lunacy}} Lunar Wraith Caitlyn]], [[TimePolice Pulsefire Caitlyn]], [[BeachEpisode Pool Party Caitlyn]], Arcade Caitlyn, [[GoldenSuperMode Prestige Arcade Caitlyn]], [[SuperheroSchool Battle Academia Caitlyn]], [[WesternAnimation/{{Arcane}} Arcane]] [[BetaOutfit Caitlyn]], Snow Moon Caitlyn, Heartthrob Caitlyn, and [[UsefulNotes/ProfessionalGaming DRX Caitlyn]]. ''Legends of Runeterra'' exclusively includes [[RequisiteRoyalRegalia Gilded Caitlyn]], and ''Wild Rift'' exclusively includes [[{{Wutai}} Mythmaker Caitlyn]].\\

Camille's alternate skins include [[RobotGirl Program Camille]], [[WitchClassic Coven Camille]], [[UsefulNotes/ProfessionalGaming Invictus Gaming Camille]], [[TarotMotifs Arcana Camille]], [[PoweredArmor Strike Commander Camille]], [[AnIcePerson Winterblessed Camille]], and Prestige Winterblessed Camille. ''Wild Rift'' exclusively includes [[StarPower Stargazer Camille]] and [[{{Wutai}} Mythmaker Camille]].\\

Corki's alternate skins include [[FlyingSaucer UFO Corki]], [[RedplicaBaron Red Baron Corki]], [[UsefulNotes/OlympicGames Ice Toboggan Corki]], [[CoolCar Hot Rod Corki]], [[AprilFoolsDay Urfrider Corki]], [[FatalFireworks Dragonwing Corki]], [[UsefulNotes/ProfessionalGaming Fnatic Corki]], Arcade Corki, Corgi Corki and Astronaut Corki.\\

[[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsA A]] | '''B – C''' | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsDToF D – F]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsGToH G – H]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsIToJ I – J]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsK K]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsLToM L - M]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsNToO N – O]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsPToR P – R]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsSaToSh Sa – Sh]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsSiToSy Si – Sy]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsTToU T – U]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsVToW V – W]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsXToZ X – Y]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsZ Z]]]]]]-]

* With his second ability, ''[[MakeMeWannaShout Feral Scream]]'', Cho'Gath sends out a deafening screech in a cone in a target direction, damaging and briefly silencing enemies it hits.

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Their original voice lines [[TheArtifact that are still in the game]] paints them as an arrogant jackass who looks upon humanity, rather than the sweet GentleGiant we eventually got.

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: In his original voice lines [[TheArtifact that are still in the game]], paints him as an arrogant jackass who looked upon humanity, rather than the sweet gentle giant we eventually got.

Brand's alternate skins include [[PostApocalypticGasMask Apocalyptic Brand]], [[AllBikersAreHellsAngels Vandal Brand]], [[AnIcePerson Cryocore Brand]], [[EverythingsDeaderWithZombies Zombie Brand]], [[WitchDoctor Spirit Fire Brand]], [[BossBattle Battle Boss Brand]], [[LightEmUp Arclight Brand]], [[OurDragonsAreDifferent Eternal Dragon Brand]], [[BadassInANiceSuit Debonair Brand]], [[GoldenSuperMode Prestige Debonair Brand]], and Street Demon Brand. ''Wild Rift'' exclusively includes [[BlackKnight Marauder Brand]].\\

* SciFiWritersHave/NoSenseOfEnergy: His Feral Scream ability is released by "451 Exawatt Omnisonic Speakers" in his Battlecast Prime skin. That is about 2600 times the power Earth receives from the sun, and translates to 326 decibels. In 1 second, this Feral Scream releases more energy than 2000 Tsar Bombas, the more powerful nuclear device in history, or 100 gigatons of TNT. To make it even more hilarious, the damage is fairly small - most champs simply shrug off the immense amount of power.

[[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsA A]] | '''B – C''' | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsDToF D – F]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsGToH G – H]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsIToJ I – J]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsK K]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsLToM L - M]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsNToO N – O]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsPToR P – R]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsSaToSh Sa – Sh]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsSiToSy Si – Sy]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsTToU T – U]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsVToW V – W]] | [[Characters/LeagueOfLegendsXToZ X – Z]]]]]]-]

* Myth/GreekMythology: She's the League's Medusa, and one of her skins is a Siren.

In season 3 of ''Teamfight Tactics'', Bard was added in the ''Return to the Stars'' mid-set update using his Astronaut Bard skin as a 3 cost Astro Mystic. His ability, ''Traveller's Call'', is unique in that in does not provide direct benefits in combat. Instead, it spawns a meep on your bench that can be sold for 1 experience point. All meeps can occupy the same space on the bench. Passively, Bard's basic attacks against enemy champions also generate additional mana, but he cannot gain mana in rounds without enemy champions. He was removed in season 4, returning in season 7 using his Bard Bard skin as a Tier 5 Guild Bard Mystic. His Bard class is a unique trait that causes Bard to create a Doot each time he survives player combat, with other surviving allies having a small chance of spawning one as well. Each Doot increases the chances of Tier 3, 4 or 5 champions appearing in your shop by 1%. His ''Tempered Fate'' ability lobs a blast of energy at the largest cluster of enemies (expanded to cover the entire map at star level 3) that stuns them, increases their damage taken for the duration, and spawns a Doot if it hits at least one enemy. His unique Guild bonus grants his team bonus mana on basic attacks. He was removed in season 8, returning in season 10 using a ''TFT'' original skin as a Tier 2 Jazz Dazzler. His ''Improv'' ability plays a tune of 4 random notes; each note has a chance of being a Doot which deals magic damage to his current target, a Chime with heals the lowest health ally, with a very low chance of being a Tip which drops 1 gold and plays another note for free.\\

In season 3 of Teamfight Tactics, Caitlyn uses her Pulsefire Caitlyn skin and is a 1 cost Chrono Sniper. With her ''Ace In The Hole'' ability, she briefly takes aim before firing a bullet at the furthest enemy that deals heavy magic damage to the first enemy hit. She was removed in season 4, returning in season 6 using her Arcane Caitlyn skin with the same cost and ability as an Enforcer Sniper. She was removed in season 7, returning in season 10 using her Arcade Caitlyn skin as a Tier 4 8-bit Rapidfire. Her ''Champ Hunt'' ability locks onto to the 4 furthest enemies and fires a shot at each of them, each dealing physical damage to the first enemy hit.\\

In season 1 of ''Teamfight Tactics'', Cho'Gath is a Tier 4 Void Brawler. His ability, ''Rupture'', summons a large circle of spikes that damages and knocks up all enemies inside of it. He was removed in season 2. He returns in season 3 exactly the same. He was removed again alongside the other Void champions in the ''Return to the Stars'' mid-set update. He returns in season 4's ''Festival of Beasts'' mid-set update as a Tier 4 Fabled Brawler using his Shan Hai Scrolls Cho'Gath skin, retaining ''Rupture'' as his ability. If the Fabled trait bonus is active however, the ability also knocks up all enemies on the board, though they won't take damage unless they're in the original area. He was removed in season 5, returning to his base skin in season 6 as a Tier 3 Mutant Bruiser Colossus. His ability was changed to ''Feast'', which devours the lowest health in range, dealing heavy magic damage. If the ability kills an enemy, Cho'Gath permanently gains a ''Feast'' stack that each gives him percentage bonus health and increased size for the rest of the game, up to a maximum number of stacks that increases with his star level. He was removed in season 7, returning in season 8 using his Dark Star Cho'Gath skin as a Tier 3 Threat. His ''Cosmic Bellow'' ability passively grants him a large magic resistance boost, and on activation fires a short-ranged beam in a sweeping arc in front of Cho'Gath, dealing magic damage to enemies hit based on his magic resistance and mana-reaving their next spell cast. He was removed in the ''Glitched Out!!'' mid-set update, returning to his base skin in season 9 as a Tier 1 Void Bruiser. ''Feast'' returns as his ability - in this iteration, the spell's damage scales with both Cho'Gath's ability power and maximum health, but the stacking health boost on kills is flat instead and no longer increases his size.

* SkillGateCharacter: While ''somewhat'' harder to pick up than Annie, he is still a good mage for newer players to pick, and he teaches a lot of valuable skills, namely leading targets, burst timing, management of debuff stacks, and the monitoring of enemy team positioning for maximum AOE effectiveness. The downside is that [[CripplingOverspecialization he's almost completely offense-based]], lacking any mobility or defensive tools beyond his stun; a solid champion to [[AttackAttackAttack all-in with]], but also an easy champion to [[SquishyWizard all-in]] ''[[SquishyWizard on]]''.

* SkillGateCharacter: She's a nasty champion if she gets a good snowball, especially by the mid-late game as she can easily shred through many champions she can sink her claws into while [[LifeDrain quickly regenerating from it]]. However, the limited control over her frenzy state comes with a number of ways for more skilled opponents to exploit: on top of [[AntiRegeneration Grievous Wounds]] being a straightforward weakness to dampen her crazy healing potential, she's very vulnerable to crowd control, champions that can kite out her chasing ability (which ultimately amounts to running slightly faster and the moderately-ranged ''Head Rush''), and champions who can become invulnerable and/or untargetable. She's ultimately very sensitive to champion matchups, and a well-prepared enemy with the right tools to shut down or nullify her berserk state is going to have a much easier time keeping her at bay.

Cho'Gath's alternate skins include [[PaletteSwap Nightmare Cho'Gath]], [[EvilBrit Gentleman Cho'Gath]], [[StockNessMonster Loch Ness Cho'Gath]], [[DemBones Jurassic Cho'Gath]], [[RobotMe Battlecast Prime Cho'Gath]], [[TRexpy Prehistoric Cho'Gath]], [[SpacetimeEater Dark Star]] [[PowerOfTheVoid Cho'Gath]], [[{{Wutai}} Shan Hai Scrolls Cho'Gath]], and Broken Covenant Cho'Gath.\\