Are there any unsolved mysteries in League of Legends Summoner s Rift?

Yes, for example, river crabs always walk around the river as if looking for something?

For example, why the dragon does not appear until 20 minutes, and where the dragon is before that, this is an unsolved mystery.

Yes, players who have played League of Legends will have a question, that is, why has Knife Girl been weakened, and even directly redone in the end?

Honor of Kings is a summoner's canyon.

Summoner's Canyon, game setting, the canyon is located in a remote jungle, between the Serpentine River and the Iron Ridge Mountains. It is one of the areas where the magic energy of the Valoran Continent is concentrated, and it has become a battleground for the pursuit of powerful magic. Historically the battleground of the War of Runes, it is now the ultimate place for any aspiring summoner to show off their prowess.

Summoner's Canyon map:

1. Defense Towers - Destroying defense towers allows the whole team to gain money and experience points. Advancing quickly and destroying towers will give your team a significant level advantage and equipment advantage. In addition, enemy heroes' actions will be more exposed, less protected, and more vulnerable.

2. Summon Crystals and Super Soldiers - After destroying the three towers on a front, you can attack the summoning crystals. Destroying enemy summon crystals will cause your team to spawn Super Soldiers on that front. They spawn with normal creeps until the enemy on that front summons crystals to respawn.

Super Soldiers are more resistant to beatings and have a higher output.

3. Destroy the Crystal Hub - Once you have destroyed a summon crystal and the 2 towers in front of the crystal hub, you can destroy the crystal hub. Destroying the Crystal Hub will give you an instant win over the round.

4. Epic Creeps - The Lands of Justice also includes some non-mandatory objectives: Epic Creeps. After killing them, these creeps grant the hero a temporary buff, or a gold and experience bonus to the team, or both!

Summoner's Canyon is the map in lol, and the Glory of Kings is called King's Canyon.

Yes, Summoner's Canyon is a 5v5 map of League of Legends, and Honor of Kings is a mobile game, and their maps are very similar.

Each warrior who dies or dies for the ADC descends deep into the soil of the Summoner's Rift, and when absorbed, their life essence reaches the cornerstone of the battlefield through the entangled roots of plants. There, these souls are slowly tempered over time. And just before the soul dissolved into nothingness, when all that remained was the ethereal embers of the divine power it once relied on, a drop of soul burrowed into the deepest bottom of the summoner's canyon, condensing into a hard shell of pure salt.

But I actually think so, under the Summoner's Canyon is a pile of sandstone piled up by the summoner's bones and **, due to its age. The bones of this place where the gods never stop fighting, combined with the construction of the castle, create a unique and towering landscape in the canyon. That's where you fight every day......Brother, when you die again and again, don't forget to take a look at the bottom of the canyon.

Maybe the hill is a few centimeters higher.

Look at this canyon everywhere with ruins and **, and so many summoners have died, after countless years. They also left behind a lot of treasures here, perhaps because of these treasures that attracted countless heroes to come in an endless stream. But as if cursed here, a large number of dragons came here to protect these treasures, and no one ever took out the treasures from here.

Hehe, don't ask me why, anyway, I played so many rounds lol and didn't find treasure.

There are also dragons in the red circle in the picture below, not counting the Count in the spring. It reminds me of the famous Dungeons & Dragons, note that it's not DNF. I guess there's a dungeon hidden beneath this summoner's canyon. What do you think, brother? (*

I don't know if the subject is good at game programming, but if you know, it's much simpler.

In game development, everything is just a fragment, such as the tower of the summoner's canyon, yes, that's right, it's a tower that is to be demolished every day, and it's a **, 2-dimensional or 3-dimensional ** at the time of development, and then go through some**processing and put it in a designated place on the computer screen, why specify? Because everyone's computer screen is not the same, therefore, the distance between the top and bottom of the tower and the edge of the screen is not the same.

Once you have figured out this question, it will be easy to understand the question of what lies beneath the Summoner's Rift.

In fact, this question is best known to a game designer or game planner, but seeing that the upstairs is too, I had to come.

There's actually nothing underneath the summoner's canyon.,Because the things that can be seen are generated with ** or put up by the program after the designer draws it.,And a ** is nothing where you can't see it.,For example, a**, what you can see on the back of **, nothing can be seen.。 It's the same with Summoner's Canyon, there's actually no field underneath it, and everything that looks three-dimensional on it is from the hands of the designer, and what the designer can do is to make the things on it have a three-dimensional effect. So, don't worry about what the subject is under the summoner's canyon.

From the ps, the summoner's canyon is composed of a lot of map storage, and each map storage controls one thing, such as the outer frame is a map storage, the river is a layer, the grass is a layer, the tower is a layer, the highland is a layer, and so on.

If the subject doesn't understand yet, just ask Ma Huateng.

League of Legends' Righteous Lands' oldest and most revered arena is Summoner's Rift. The canyon is located in a remote jungle between the Serpentine River and the Iron Ridge Mountains. Summoner's Canyon is one of the areas with the highest concentration of magical energy in Valoran, and it has also become a battleground for the pursuit of powerful magic.

Historically, this jungle has been the battleground of the Battle of the Runes. Today, it has become the ultimate place for any aspiring summoner to show off their prowess. And since the inception of League of Legends, Summoner's Rift has also become the birthplace of Valoran's most significant political decisions.

The purpose of the Summoner's Canyon Arena is clear: to destroy the enemy's Crystal Hub. In order to do this, heroes need to capture at least 1 lane in order to attack the enemy's most vulnerable place, the Crystal Hub.

Each front is protected by the opposing team's towers. The closer you are to the Crystal Hub, the more magical energy your towers get. Towers along the route must be cleared to open the way to the enemy base, and teaming up with teammates is the key to opening the way.

And in the Summoner's Rift, you'll find that it's easy to be ambushed by enemies when you're alone.

Summoner's Canyon underneath, you say? Isn't it a dungeon, a million warriors?

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That's a little dragon, you can see it all the time, that's when the S7 was just given a new one.