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Aura

An aura is an effect that applies a buff or debuff to surrounding units nearby the source. It uses an area of effect range that affects any valid targets within.

Unit-targeted

Unit-targeted is a targeting paradigm which requires a valid target within range to cast on. The target needs to be visible in order to use the effect. All basic attacks use unit-targeting.

Auto-targeted

Auto-targeted is a targeting paradigm that is autonomous; the source is not required to acquire a target, rather the ability or spell upon activation applies its effects by itself selectively. This type of targeting usually needs a sufficient target within range to be castable.

Direction-targeted

Direction-targeted is a targeting paradigm in which an ability or spell needs an input to cast from the source in a specific type of direction. They are referred to as skillshots and more often than not, considered projectiles.

Location-targeted

Location-targeted is a targeting paradigm based entirely on designating the source to choose a target area before the activation of an ability or spell. It mostly consists of temporarily occupying the target location to affects units within.

Persistent damage

magic damage

Many effects are triggered whenever you deal an instance of persistent damage. For example:

• Rylai's Crystal Scepter, Liandry's Torment and Luden's Companion.
• Omnivamp and Physical vamp (where applicable) heal for a percentage of damage dealt.
• Arcane Comet's cooldown is reduced by 5% whenever you deal an instance of persistent damage.

Effects triggered by damage sub-types will occur (e.g. The Black Cleaver on instances of Physical damage and Morellonomicon on instances of Magic damage).

Tether

A tether is an effect that applies a bind buff on both the source and the target(s), which then creates the actual tether that requires both to remain in close proximity so any accompanying effects (damage, crowd control, heals, buffs, etc) can apply.

Death

zombie state

Generally, a bind with an enemy will break along with the tether, whereas a bind with an ally will last indefinitely and automatically reapply the tether when within range.

Homing projectile destruction

missiles

Wind Wall

Blade Whirl

The following abilities perform one or more projectile popping events:

• Most abilities and effects that grant untargetability pop projectiles when the unit gains the status effect.
  • Master Yi's Alpha Strike in particular pops targeted projectiles on each game tick for its duration.
  • Gwen's Hallowed Mist pops all projectiles (from enemy champions outside of its area of effect) targeted at her that attempt to pass through or be inside its area of effect.
• Upon entering or leaving Mordekaiser's Realm of Death.
• Upon successfully completing the channel of:
  • Shen's Stand United
  • Twisted Fate's Gate
  • Teleport

Projectile

A projectile or missile is any entity not classified as a unit ( champion, minion, monster, etc.) that travels at any given velocity.

• Moving units are not considered projectiles under any circumstance (including dashing units, airborne units, or units thrown by some abilities such as Force of Will or Roar of the Slayer.).
• Braum's Unbreakable, Mel's Rebuttal, Samira's Blade Whirl, and Yasuo's Wind Wall can block, destroy and / or stop projectiles.
  • Some ranged basic attacks (including turrets) and abilities don't use projectiles and will bypass projectile-blocking effects.
• Some abilities will destroy all currently incoming homing projectiles.

Turret

A turret, also called a tower, is a fortification that defends a part of territory. It provides vision of the area and autonomously fires homing bolts at nearby enemies, establishing a defensive ground for allies.

Turrets are most notable in Classic, defending against waves of enemy Minions from their ultimate goal of destroying the nexus. Champions work to destroy enemy turrets to push their assault into the enemies' territory. Turrets visually fall apart as they take damage.

Minion

Minions are autonomous units that spawn periodically from their nexus and advance along the lanes toward the enemy nexus. They basic attack any enemy unit or structure they find in their way, but can be killed for gold.
There are four kind of minions: melee minions, caster minions, siege minions and super minions.

Monster

Monsters are neutral units in League of Legends. Unlike minions, monsters do not fight for either team, and will only do so if aggroed (provoked) – with the exception of the Rift Scuttler, which simply runs away when attacked.