Corvy Reacts: Tales of Runeterra: Targon | “The Vaulted Road”

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Published on August 11, 2020 3:21:50 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elgOna10a58

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Mount Targon is the mightiest peak in Runeterra, a towering peak of sun-baked rock amid a range of summits unmatched in scale anywhere else in the world. Located far from civilization, Mount Targon is utterly remote and all but impossible to reach save by the most determined seeker. Many legends cling to Mount Targon, and, like any place of myth, it is a beacon to dreamers, madmen and questors of adventure. Some of these brave souls attempt to scale the impossible mountain, perhaps seeking wisdom or enlightenment, perhaps chasing glory or some soul-deep yearning to witness its summit. The ascent is all but impossible, and those hardy few who somehow survive to reach the top almost never speak of what they have seen. Some return with a haunted, empty look in their eyes, others changed beyond all recognition, imbued by an Aspect of unearthly, inhuman power with a destiny few mortals can comprehend.
Legends of Runeterra officially announced its second expansion, Call of the Mountain, earlier today.

Compared to its first expansion following LoR’s launch, Rising Tides, this second expansion is looking to divide its card releases over three months as opposed to delivering all of the cards at once. This means players can expect to see seven champions in the first August release and then three champs in the subsequent October and December set drops. Since Call of the Mountain will be based on League of Legends’ Mount Targon region, and with a combination of past leaks, there are definitive estimations that can be made for what champions to expect in the upcoming roster.


Targon: Aurelion Sol, Diana, Leona, Soraka, Taric, Zoe
Bilgewater: Tahm Kench
Demacia: Shyvana
Freljord: Trundle
Ionia: Lulu
Noxus: Riven
Piltover & Zaun: Viktor
Shadow Isles: Nocturne

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