Blessings Trivia Quiz

Answer: Heavily physically armored enemies

Any enemies which build two or more items that give them Physical Armor will activate Melting Point's effect. This can be really key for basically any Carry in the game, although since Revenant specifically is not compatible with Vermis' main effect, he will typically want to pass on it.

Answer: Twenty

The wording in game for this is a touch odd, telling players "Achieving a takedown grants 20 gold per previous Takedown". The wording is technically slightly inaccurate with how it actually works. On the first kill or assist, the player gets 20 gold, despite not having had a kill or assist yet.

They'll receive 40 gold on the next kill or assist they land, and the amount will increase by 20 with each subsequent kill or assist.

Answer: Barkskin

Barkskin will automatically retaliate by applying 50% of the effectiveness of the player's On-Hit capabilities to the attacker. This can be a bit tricky to interpret at first, but plays out in a straightforward enough manner.

The Prophecy item applies 20% of the user's total Magical Power On-Hit to any Basic Attacks they land; if you have 100 Magical Power and Basic Attack an enemy, a total of 20 Magic damage will be added to the final damage total. With Barkskin, if struck by an enemy, Barkskin would deal 10 Magical damage to the offender in this scenario, along with any other On-Hit the user happens to possess.

Answer: Alpha's Court

Alpha's Court is as simple as it gets. If you attack an enemy player, and there are no other enemy players nearby, that enemy player takes extra damage from everything you can possibly do. This is perfect for Offlaners, since this lane tends to give way to lengthy 1v1s between melee combatants.

Answer: Eighteen minutes

After eighteen minutes have passed, the player receives a massive bonus to all damage they can possibly do. The obvious trade off is that, for seventeen minutes and 59 seconds, Growing Threat does literally nothing and is essentially a waste of a Blessing slot.

As such, if things go extremely poorly for the user's team in the first fifteen minutes and the game becomes essentially lost, Growing Threat will not be able to impact the game. However, in a particularly lengthy game, Growing Threat is arguably the single best Blessing in the entire game.

This is clearly a major risk/reward Blessing.

Answer: Krix

On killing a Camp Leader, the user will deal significantly more damage for twenty seconds. The duration is doubled if the user kills an Objective, such as Fangtooth or Orb Prime.

Predator is absolutely brilliant for tanks in the Jungle such as Rampage, Riktor or Terra. Their damage output early game is quite bad, so it's easy for them to fall behind other more damage oriented Junglers early, which can start a negative chain reaction on its own. With Predator, not only can tanks clear their camps faster, they can then help their team out in lanes more efficiently in using the damage bonus.

Answer: Frost Snap

This is perfect for basically any remotely tanky support character. Of course, it does stack with the Dynamo item, which is basically a mandatory item for any Support, making Frost Snap all the more appealing.

Answer: A shield

The shield given through Patina is a flat value of 30 HP, with an extra fifteen tacked on for each level up the player gains. While the shield holds, the user gains a minor movement speed boost as well.

Notably, Patina functions very similarly to Steel's Cybernetic Shell passive, only offering way, way less armor and giving movement speed that CS does not provide. Sadly, Steel cannot actually stack Patina atop Cybernetic Shell, so he is the one character who should never use Patina at all.

Answer: Ultimate Ability Power

Every minute that the game lasts, Milennia will activate. Even if no combat is actively ongoing and the game is just starting off, the timer for Milennia begins right at 0:00. The game does not even spawn minions until a full minute has passed, so before being able to kill anything at all (other than on rare occasion, the enemy player) Milennia will have produced one stack. Of course, unless you're Eden, you can't actually use your Ultimate this early anyway. But, by the time Level 6 comes and the Ultimate becomes available, Milennia will have had time to stack several times.

It will continue to stack forever and ever every minute, regardless of how long the game goes.

Answer: Twenty

A kill or assist grants the Bone Collector user a small amount of permanent Physical Power and Magical Power. This can activate a maximum of 20 times. There is no difference, as far as Bone Collector is concerned, between a kill or assist. Having 20 kills and no assists or no kills and 20 assists would generate the exact same value from this Blessing.

Answer: Illumination

To clarify, 'convert' in this context does not mean the user loses their mana regeneration. It simply means the value itself is essentially duplicated and then given to health regeneration, letting the player have a lot of both if they choose Illumination.

Often, items which provide the user with healing power also provide mana regeneration. Windcaller, Crystal Tear and Devotion are three such examples. In building these items as any Healer would be likely to do, they are automatically buffing their own survivability and reducing the need for them to spend resources keeping themselves alive.

Answer: Ten

On reaching level 10, Early Bloom will immediately activate to simply level the player straight up to 11. 11 is actually a very important number, as this is the first level up in which the player has the option to strengthen their Ultimate from level 1 to 2, which 99.9% of the players will rightfully do without thinking twice.

Answer: Bioluminescence

Bioluminescence will automatically provide wall hacks on an enemy to all teammates if the user damages said enemy. In situations where you are trying to run an enemy down, but can't quite close the gap, Bioluminescence could reveal that enemy to a teammate in a better position, who could intervene before that enemy gets away.

Answer: Ability Haste

For every 1% Critical Chance the player has, Cursed Corrupted will eliminate it and turn it into 1 Ability Haste. This is a very quirky arrangement with very niche application. Characters who build a lot of Crit Chance are ones who are Basic Attack focused, thus wouldn't care too much for their Ability Haste anyway. Meanwhile, characters which want to build Ability Haste will simply build Ability Haste, and are unlikely to use a Blessing slot being quirky about it.

Answer: Killing a River Buff

River Buffs are only found, of course, in the river, which is situated along the Midlane. It travels horizontally through the vertical lane, though there is no actual river inside the lane itself. On the left and right side of the river is a River Buff monster which respawns every ninety seconds. On killing that monster, Bottomless Vial will give the player a potion.

The player cannot hold more than two potions at once, but if already consumed, Bottomless Vial can be quite handy.

Answer: Make the user immune to Slow

The user will simply become straight up immune to being Slowed by anything in anyway, whatsoever. This is extremely useful if anticipating that items such as Elafrost, Spectra or perhaps Frosted Lure or Tainted Charm could be in play. But even if these items are absent, the immunity extends to attacks as well. Feng Mao ordinarily uses the Slow offered by Hamstring to try and lock down and quickly burst his foes down.

However, he will have a harder time trying to do this against anyone using Broken Wings.