"League of Legends" is debuting a new champion called "Renata Glasc," and she brings a unique presence in the game that is different from the releases she succeeded. That is because Renata is support and will feature her skills more to assist her teammates, separate from the past releases focused on AD carry and mages.

'League of Legends' Renata Glasc: Who is She?

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"With her or against her, you are always at her grasp," that is what "League of Legends" uses to describe its new character coming to the Summoner's Rift and Champion List this February. Renata Glasc brings a unique vibe to the game, and it is the villainous one that promises a massive shake to the current gaming landscape in the title.

Under the thriving city of Piltover, the Chem Baroness thrives in her business known as "Glasc Industries," a fictional company that aims to spread chemtech and beauty products across the world, starting with the city above.

Riot Games said that Patch 12.4 would bring Renata Glasc to the game for people to purchase and play.

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Renata Glasc's Abilities, What to Expect

Renata Glasc's abilities show a wide range of skills for a support champion that can fend off on her own in the Summoner's Rift.

Passive: Leverage - Marks enemies and deal bonus magic damage; Allies may consume the magic damage when dealing damage to enemies.

Ability #1 (Q) - Handshake: Robotic arm that roots a target when it hits, 2nd cast throws the target at a specific location.

Ability #2 (W) - Bailout: Grants Allies with Attack and Movement Speed. May restore an Ally Champion to health after dying while skill is active but needs to kill the enemy within 3 seconds to avoid death.

Ability #3 (E) - Loyalty Program: Sends out Chemtech rockets to shield Allies and slow enemies.

Ability #4 (R) - Hostile Takeover (Ultimate): Chemtech rockets will force enemies to go "Berserk" and grant them attack speed to basic attacks and hurt each other.

'League of Legends' and New from Riot

The last champion to get a release from "LoL" was Zeri, and she too hails from the underworld city of Zaun, just like the new Chem Baroness, Vi, Jinx, Singed, Ekko, and more. Zeri was first taught to be a rumor only, but she brings her zappy marksman ability, which the company confirmed for a release in the game over the past weeks.

The good thing is that Riot Games wants to focus its efforts on "League of Legends" or its popular MOBA features and on different game modes popular in public now. One promising release is "Project L," and it will feature a "Tekken" like a game mode that is an all-out arcade brawl against the popular Champions from the "LoL" lore.

Riot's offers are massive now, and it brings a culmination of hard work from its years in the gaming industry, bringing titles like "League of Legends" and "Valorant" on the market.

The arrival of Renata Glasc will surely shake up the League as the Chem Baroness brings her mayhem to those that would disagree with her control over Zaun.

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Written by Isaiah Richard