featuring Rakan, the Charmer.

Rakan's passive is Fey Feathers.

His coat occasionally generates a shield, even in combat.

Rakan can reduce Fey Feathers's cooldown

by attacking and landing spells on enemy champions.

When playing on the same team as his true love, Xayah,

Rakan gets a second passive: Lover's Leap.

If either Xayah or Rakan is recalling,

they can sync up to return to base together.

Rakan's Q is Gleaming Quill

which slings an enchanted feather that damages the first enemy hit.

If it connects with an enemy champion or epic monster,

he primes the second part of the ability.

After a few seconds, or when he touches an allied champion,

Rakan heals all nearby allies.

Gleaming Quill is Rakan's primary tool

for winning quick trades in lane.

Get a poke or two in with a Quill and an auto attack,

then touch base with your ally to spread the health

Rakan's W is Grand Entrance.

He leaps forward, landing stylishly at his destination.

After a brief, dramatic pause, he flourishes,

knocking up and damaging all nearby opponents.

When it's time to pick a fight, it's best to make a Grand Entrance.

The knockup is wide enough that

you can choose which side of your opponent to land on.

Rakan's E is Battle Dance.

He leaps to an allied champion's side, giving them a shield to block damage.

He can then cast Battle Dance a second time,

even on the same target, before it goes on cooldown

If Xayah's the target of either charge,

Rakan can leap to her position from a much greater distance.

Battle Dance is often the best way to get in position for Grand Entrance.

Once you've baited out their panic flash,

use the second dance for a clean escape.

Rakan's ultimate is The Quickness, which lasts a few seconds.

While The Quickness is active,

Rakan gains bonus movement speed and

Charms and damages all enemies he touches.

He gains an additional burst of speed upon Charming his first enemy champion.

Enemies can only be afflicted once with The Quickness.

Rakan's ult is a great tool for getting out of sticky situations.

After he's gone in deep with Grand Entrance,

The Quickness lets him make a graceful exit

while leaving a trail of broken hearts in his wake.

Rakan is incredible at keying off of his teammates to make a Grand Entrance.

Battle Dance turns Lee Sin into a launch pad,

which makes for an incredibly eloquent setup

onto the opposing Jhin.

How's it feel to be on the receiving end of a beautiful death?

Rakan's got three separate mobility spells

he can enter, exit, and re-enter fights whenever he pleases.

He can't stand toe-to-toe with his opponents easily,

so Battle Dance keeps Rakan safe while Lucian

goes in for the damage

and a Grand Entrance helps grab the kill.

Once Rakan's abilities come off cooldown,

he clears a wall and makes Jhin and Xerath

get down with The Quickness.

Rakan's abilities let him get to allies fast,

but that's not always the right play.

He wanted to give Jhin a shield but instead

brought home a fresh Brand ultimate

then dashed straight into a painfully long Morgana snare.

Played a little more carefully,

the Charmer and the Virtuoso might've both made it out alive.

Rakan is truly excellent at darting in and out of combat,

even more so with Xayah in the game.

He dives in on Kog'Maw with Grand Entrance,

deals extra damage with Gleaming Quill,

then delivers a shield and heal to whichever marksman needs it more.

As the enemies chase his lover,

he makes his second entrance onto the back line,

crushing the void beast together with bae.

After Kog'Maw is felled by the most fabulous of supports,

he follows Braum into the jungle for some supportal combat.

Let's have a teamfight!

Rakan starts strong by charming every enemy in sight,

but things start to fall apart when

Xayah goes too deep into the river.

Thankfully Rakan is selfless, and chivalry is not dead,

as he dives in front of a bullet for his better half.

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