"Predecessor" - Rampage Trivia Quiz

Answer: Ten

Welcome to the one character in possession of a perfect 10/10 for Durability. Rampage is as tanky as they come, with excellent synergy with all tank items and a Passive that helps keep him afloat nicely. Rampage is a perfect choice for a team's frontline when a team fight goes down.

Answer: Jungle

Rampage has the tools needed to properly ambush out of the Jungle. He clearly has the survivability to act in the role as well, making the arrangement out to be relatively straightforward.

Rampage is tanky, big enough to body block for a Carry, and has both a Stun and a Slow. This means there are certainly worse fits for the Support role. However, these tools Rampage has are a bit unwieldy when the foe can see him, and he doesn't have the opportunity to ambush. As such, Rampage has unsurprisingly not been recommended for the Support role.

Similar rationale extends to Rampage as an Offlaner: not bad and there are definitely worse choices but there are clearly better ones as well.

As per usual, a player skilled enough could theoretically make Rampage work anywhere. They will be doing so at a disadvantage if they use him as anything other than a Jungler, though.

Answer: Health regeneration

Rampage will naturally have a slightly higher health regen compared to the rest of the roster. This bonus regeneration is doubled when Rampage is in the Jungle, hence the Passive's title.

In addition, Rampage will be briefly granted some Tenacity and even more health regen in the event that he is ever immobilized somehow. This can help out in certain team fights, primarily those centering around Objectives Rampage would want to get involved with anyway.

Answer: Rampage's maximum HP

This is actually great for Rampage, as players typically lean more into his tankiness than they do his raw power anyway. Pounce can be difficult to land as, unlike Khaimera's Ambush, this is a jumping maneuver that actually has to be manually aimed at a target spot. Khaimera's Ambush can lock onto targets, so it can't ever miss.

Curiously, this is Rampage's only Ability that scales off his max HP. His other damage dealing Abilities scale off of his Physical Power as you'd expect. This was perhaps an attempt at balancing Pounce out, letting it deal more damage in return for being harder to effectively use.

Answer: Magic

Despite the fact that Rampage is literally just chucking a rock, it deals Magic damage. From a balance perspective, this was likely another way to supplement Rampage's low overall damage output, by making him less one dimensional with a variety of damage types to deal.

Enemies hit by Rock will be Stunned, giving Rampage the opportunity to close the gap.

Answer: Slow

The Slow isn't very substantial, but it is almost always enough for Rampage to be able to follow up with a few hits on a fleeing target. This could potentially be just enough for Rampage to be able to throw Rock at them and Stun, or perhaps Pounce in front of them to try and stop them from escaping.

Answer: Ten seconds

Rampage truly towers over everyone when activating Behemoth, accentuating his capacity to frontline during a team fight. He will also regenerate far more health in this state and his Abilities will receive minor enhancements

Answer: It now has no cooldown

This indeed means Rampage can choose to simply spam Rumble over and over and over again, only bearing in mind that it now deals less damage, costs more mana and afflicts Rampage with a very brief Slow on use.

Answer: 6,000 Units

For reference, a ranged Hero's Basic Attack range is 1,400 units. This means Rampage will receive the Rock & Awe buff up to just below four and a half times the range of a ranged Basic Attack.

Answer: Added Attack Speed

The drawback to this is that Rampage will take substantially more damage in this state. Rampage is frequently relied on tk be a team's frontline, meaning that this simply won't do in this capacity. As such, Tiny Titan is typically a mere novelty and does not see use in a practical, competitive setting.