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You gain more mana with each level.

Azir has more mana available as he levels up.

Q ranks offer more damage, but crit investment adds less to Headshot.

Headshot hits less hard, while higher-rank Q hits harder.

Maxing Q lets you use it one second sooner.

Darius has a shorter gap between max-rank Q casts.

You start with less health and gain less attack damage per level.

Jinx is less durable early and gains less damage from levels.

Use W more carefully; both R's kick and collision deal less base damage.

Lee Sin's W has a longer opening, and entering stealth after E no longer leaves you revealed.

W costs more mana; E offers more damage, especially with ability power.

Locke has less mana growth but a stronger E and different W storage thresholds.

E hits harder, and bonus critical damage contributes more to R crits.

Miss Fortune's E and critical R waves deal more damage.

Cougar W hits less hard and E grants less attack speed.

Spell shields now correctly block max-range spears.

A fully charged ultimate has more damage potential.

Leaving Absolute Zero's area remains important as its maximum damage rises.

Ability power adds more damage to both Q and W.

Orianna's Q–W damage grows more with ability power.

Q deals less damage without changing its bonus attack damage ratio.

Qiyana's Q deals less base damage on hit.

W provides less protection, especially as your defensive stats grow.

Rammus is less protected while W is active.

Q helps you reposition faster; later Flux ranks offer more bonus damage.

Ryze moves faster after Q's speed boost and scales more strongly later.

You gain more health per level, and charging R adds more damage.

Longer Sion charges are more dangerous, and he gains more health from levels.

E offers more damage against champions and monsters.

Crossing Unraveled Earth and triggering its stones is more punishing.

Lower-rank Q provides a smaller attack speed burst.

Tristana's early Q windows contain slower attacks.

Destiny reveals units even while they cannot be targeted.

Untargetability no longer prevents Destiny from revealing you.

Charging Q matters more for damage and W's empowered effects.

A fully charged arrow gains more amplification, but several W base values are lower.

Your passive deals more damage, with a stronger contribution from ability power.

Repeated spell hits that trigger Vel'Koz's passive are more punishing.

You move more slowly, and Q absorbs less damage with lower AP scaling.

Viktor is slower, and his Q shield offers less protection.

You recover more health over time but gain less passive armor early.

Wukong has less early passive armor, but more base regeneration between trades.

Permanent attack speed and bonus attack damage contribute more to your kit.

Xin Zhao's item-based damage and attack speed scaling improve.

Attack damage contributes less to Mortal Steel.

Yone's Q deals less attack damage-scaled damage.

More frequent seed charges give you more plant opportunities.

Zyra replenishes seeds more quickly at lower W ranks.

You have unlimited time to use Sabotage, but less direct damage.

Bastion Breaker has lower damage, but its objective bonus can be held indefinitely.

Hubris favors melee users more and gives ranged users less AD per stack.

Check whether the Hubris user is melee or ranged: their bonuses now differ.

Mana regeneration investment yields more ability power.

Dawncore users gain more AP from their base mana regeneration bonus.

Completing these boots requires 100 more gold.

The item takes more gold to complete; no stat change is listed.

Ability power now adds damage to Tempest.

An AP Lee Sin's E can deal more damage.

AP adds more damage to both abilities.

AP Miss Fortune's Q and R hit harder.

You can set traps and cycle Cougar abilities more often.

Expect more frequent traps and Cougar spell casts.

You can cast E more often, and AP now adds damage.

Hail of Arrows is available more often and scales with AP.

Your ultimate scales better with bonus AD and returns sooner.

Yone can threaten a stronger R more often.

AD contributes less to Q and stacked R damage.

Bel'Veth's listed AD-scaled damage is lower.

AP E hits harder, but Q gives a shorter setup window.

You recover sooner from Q, but a fully charged E is more dangerous with AP.

You have more spiderlings, but need to be more selective with Cocoon.

Cocoon leaves a longer opening, while Elise fields more spiderlings.

Bonus AD supports a stronger, more frequent ultimate.

Expect more frequent, harder-hitting AD-scaled barrages.

AD contributes less to vital damage; AP now contributes to Q.

Fiora's vital AD scaling is lower, but AP can now strengthen Q.

You have less shielding and shorter crowd control.

You regain control sooner after Galio's fully charged W or R.

You can cleanse and heal with W more often and use R more frequently.

Gangplank's W and R downtime is shorter.

Hyper gives a sharper, shorter movement burst.

Gnar's speed burst is stronger but expires sooner.

You can reach your transformation sooner.

Kayn may reach his transformed form earlier.

AP contributes more to every dagger; R's on-hit effectiveness is now 25% at every rank.

AP-heavy Death Lotus is stronger, while on-hit effectiveness is fixed across ranks.

You can bank more Voidling charges.

Malzahar can hold a larger reserve of Voidlings.

Q hits harder with AP, but Q and early-rank R need more careful timing.

Milio has longer Q and early R cooldown windows.

Bindings and Black Shields need more deliberate timing.

There is a longer opening after Morgana uses Q or E.

Ability power adds more to either version of W.

AP Rengar's Battle Roar is more threatening.

Bailout and Hostile Takeover have longer downtime.

Renata has fewer opportunities to save allies or turn fights with R.

Offensive stats add more damage, and W is available more often.

Skarner's Q and W can hit harder, with a shorter W gap.

Attack damage contributes more to both parts of Toxic Shot.

AD Teemo's poison attacks deal more damage.

On-hit effects contribute more during Purge.

Urgot's W can apply stronger on-hit damage.

Your attached healing and shielding amplification is lower.

Yuumi's W provides less support amplification.

Passive stacks no longer gain a higher percentage later.

Zaahen's later passive stacks add less bonus AD.

The listed restore effect returns much more health.

Turbo Chemtank's restore can recover a larger health chunk.

Your active can carry you farther.

Galeforce users can close or create a larger gap.

You get a sharper burst of speed with less downtime.

The speed boost is stronger but ends after 1 second.

The item refunds less cooldown.

The user's abilities get less cooldown refunded.

You need more enhanced attacks to use the full sequence.

The effect spans more attacks, with a smaller refund per hit.

You need to stay out of combat longer for the effect.

The enemy needs a longer combat break for the effect.

You can use Castle more often.

Expect shorter gaps between Castle uses.

Chroma Flux is ready more frequently.

The effect can trigger more often.

There is more downtime between activations.

The enemy cannot trigger the effect as frequently.

The effect restores more health.

Expect a stronger heal from this augment.

On-hit effects are weaker at the two affected values.

Expect less on-hit damage at the two affected values.

You have more charges available.

The enemy can hold more charges.

You begin with more bees.

The enemy starts with a larger swarm.

Your summoned units are stronger.

Enemy summoned units are more threatening.

You have one fewer revive to rely on.

The enemy has fewer chances to return after death.

Your item stats receive a larger boost.

The enemy's amplified item stats are stronger.

The augment amplifies more damage.

Affected attacks or abilities deal more amplified damage.

Trueshot Prodigy deals less damage and fires less often.

There is less damage and a longer gap between activations.

Higher-cost spells create larger shields.

Expect a shield whenever this enemy casts a spell.

Use the designated ability to build your attack speed.

The enemy gains attack speed by repeatedly using their designated ability.

Collect the fruit or leave it for an ally who needs healing.

Enemy takedowns can leave healing fruit for their team.

Health from items becomes offense rather than extra health.

Do not assume health items give this enemy their usual durability.

Maintain maximum attack range to trigger the bonus.

The enemy's maximum-range attacks are more dangerous.

Bonus health now contributes to your spell scaling.

Health investment can also raise this enemy's ability power.

You gain more stats when more enemies surround you.

Surrounding this enemy also increases their combat stats.

Mana items contribute AP instead of their mana.

Mana-heavy items can become an AP source for this enemy.

Shield allies to help them reposition as well as survive.

Shielded enemies can move faster.

Your ultimate benefits from extra haste.

Account for a shorter ultimate cooldown.

Chain takedowns to bring your ultimate back sooner.

A takedown can shorten the enemy's ultimate downtime.

Follow spells with attacks to use your armor offensively.

Armor investment can also strengthen this enemy's empowered attack.

Your spells can deliver extra on-hit effects through the beehive.

Beware the extra damage and slow from occasional beehives.

Charge the horn to damage and knock enemies back.

The horn blast can displace you as well as damage you.

Consume marks to gain damage and reuse the marked ability sooner.

Consuming the mark also speeds up the enemy's next cast.

Land two different abilities on enemy champions in quick succession.

Two different spell hits can trigger extra damage and permanent scaling.

Build butterflies by supporting allies, then damage an enemy.

An enemy support can turn stored butterflies into damage.

Use the rocket to drive into enemies.

Watch for a rocket-driven engage.

Takedowns increase both the offensive gain and movement penalty.

A successful enemy becomes stronger but slower.

Critical strike chance can now benefit your ultimate.

Ultimate damage can spike when it critically strikes.

Plan your position around the ability's recoil.

The enemy's cast also changes their position.

The low-health trigger can create breathing room for your team.

Pushing this enemy low can trigger a knockback and team healing.

Use the periodically empowered attack for damage and sustain.

An empowered attack can restore this enemy's health.

Low health increases your offensive stats and lifesteal.

This enemy becomes more threatening as their health drops.

Keep landing hits to reach the five-hit trigger.

Repeated hits can give the enemy a sudden heal and damage burst.

Weave attacks between spells for damage and mobility.

A follow-up attack can help this enemy reposition quickly.

Attack damage items now feed your attack speed instead.

AD-heavy items do not provide their usual attack damage to this enemy.

Trigger Squall to spread damage and secondary marks.

Nearby enemies can be caught by Squall's area explosion.

Your first legendary purchase keeps scaling through takedowns.

The enemy's first legendary item can grow stronger over time.

Attack speed investment now boosts critical hit damage.

Expect harder crits rather than the usual attack speed from that investment.

Use bouncing attacks to hit champions and finish the quest.

Nearby allies can provide extra bounce targets.

Position near allies to spread the designated support effect.

A single support spell can protect several nearby enemies.

Use your ultimate to gain durability and control nearby space.

Takedowns increase both the enemy's bonus health and slow-zone size.

Focus your attacks to trigger the three-hit payoff.

A third attack can start a stronger follow-up attack window.

Secure a takedown during the five-second window.

Deny a takedown during the effect to let its penalty resolve.

Manage health costs and shield generation; a cursed champion's death can give you a ghost.

An isolated target takes extra Q damage, and dying under R can give Mordekaiser your ghost.

Active summons strengthen you; R can keep an ally fighting after death.

Ravenous Ghoul attacks heal Yorick, while his R can temporarily revive an ally.

Hit Q to shorten its next cooldown and use movement speed to gain AD.

His charge can knock a target back, and R fears nearby enemies when it ends.

Weave spells and double attacks; E resets only on champion kills during R.

His E removes slows but does not reset his attack timer.

Your revive cooldown becomes shorter at levels 6, 11 and 16.

Aatrox's revive can return sooner later in the game.

You have less early sustain, and tenacity sources no longer add together.

Irelia is less durable early and gains less combined tenacity from items.

Q offers stronger damage and healing; W is stronger early but loses some final-rank damage.

Karma has stronger Q pressure and improved early W effects.

Ranking Q gives more damage and a longer silence after rank 1.

Higher-rank Q keeps you silenced longer, and AP adds more to R damage.

Maximum health gives more bonus AD through Atma's Impaler.

Health-heavy Atma users gain more offensive power.