Let's Survive - Devil Survivor 2 The Animation

Today was a good day for me. Firstly, I didn't go to school because of a badminton tournament, and secondly, the first episode of the Devil Survivor 2 anime was released :D :D :D :D

The first episode was titled "Sunday's Melancholy". The episode went over what happened when Hibiki, Daichi, and Io first encountered the demons, and it also included the battle with Dubhe :P The episode itself went through the events pretty quickly but managed to make each scene feel epic.

Characters introduced - Hibiki Kuze (Protagonist), Daichi Shijima, Io Nitta, Makoto Sako

Characters who made an appearance (outside of the opening) - Yamato Hotsuin

The episode starts off the same as the game. Hibiki and Daichi finished writing a practice exam and are about to head home. On their way there, Daichi mentions Nicaea to Hibiki and registers him. When he registers, he ends up getting the female Tico XD

Things start picking up once they get to the subway. They see Io Nitta and they get a message of Nicaea. The message contains a video of everyone in the subway getting killed by a train that derails. And just like in the game, the video comes true, but the right before Hibiki dies, his cellphone turns on and Nicaea downloads the Demon Summoning App onto his phone. Hibiki, Daichi, and Io then get attacked by 3 Kobolds. This is when Io summons her demon, Ogre. Daichi also summons is demon, Poltergeist. The 2 demons manage to fight the Kobolds long enough for the 3 teens to escape.

Upon leaving the subway, they find out that Japan got hit by a powerful earthquake and that all subway lines are unavailable. All of Japan then loses all power, leaving everyone with no way of communicating with their families. Hibiki, Daichi, and Io decide to take Io to here home since Hibiki and Daichi can't get to their homes. On their way to her home, the run into the first Septentrion: Dubhe. Daichi manages to escape and Io summons Ogre to protect them. However, he wasn't strong enough to take down Dubhe and gets killed. Daichi then drives in with a truck and crashes right into Dubhe and explodes in the process. Thinking Daichi is dead, Hibiki summons his demon, the powerful Byakko. Since Hibiki and Byakko are awesome and overpowered, Dubhe gets completely destroyed by Byakko. It is also revealed that Daichi was saved by Io's second demon, Pixie.

The episode ends with Makoto and the JPs capturing the 3 teens and with the Anguished One making a quick appearance (I love his voice btw).

Overall, the episode was pretty good. It was a bit rushed at some parts but it's still good. It doesn't explain everything yet so you may feel a bit lost. The battle with Dubhe was exciting to watch, mostly because Hibiki was such a boss. The opening and ending themes were amazing (I ended up listening to the opening theme for 10 minutes straight). This was a solid first episode and I look forward to next week's episode. The voice actors were good as well. Tico sounds annoying (as expected), but everyone else sound great.

I have high expectations for this series, probably since I loved the game so much. I can't wait to see Jungo and Joe XD

Let's Survive

Lissandra, The Ice Witch, Revealed!

League of Legends' next champion has been revealed! Lissandra, The Ice Witch, is designed to be an incredibly mana-efficient mage that focuses on applying tons of crowd control while being able to kite very well with her mobility.

We don't now any of her base stats or any of the numbers on her skills at the moment. So try not to decide whether she's OP or UP right now. So all I can do right now is discuss her skills based on their descriptions.

Lissandra's passive is Iceborn. After a brief cooldown, Lissandra's next ability costs no mana. Hitting an enemy with movement impairing abilities reduces Iceborn's cooldown. This seems to be what allows Lissandra to be mana-efficient. This passive seems to be very useful but it will depend on the length of the cooldown and the mana costs of the rest of her abilities. Careful management with this passive would allow you to stay in lane for a long time.

Lissandra's Q is Ice Shard. Lissandra throws a spear of ice that shatters on contact with the first enemy struck, dealing damage and slowing their movement speed for a short duration. Enemies behind the struck target also take damage. This skills seems to be her main source of damage and her main farming ability. According to the description, only the first person hit gets slowed, so this could help if you get ganked, but won't do much in a teamfight in terms of CC. The cooldown and strength of the slow may change my mind.

Lissandra's W is Ring of Frost.  Lissandra freezes the area around her, dealing damage to nearby enemies and rooting them for a short duration. This seems to be Lissandra's "Get the hell away from me" skill. This makes it pretty hard to gank Lissandra unless you are a ranged champion, but which good junglers are ranged?

Her E is Glacial Path. Lissandra casts a slow-moving, long-range ice claw in a line, dealing damage to all enemies in its path. Re-activating Glacial Path teleports Lissandra to the claw's current location. This seems to be Lissandra's main mobility skill. The skill's teleport function pretty much makes Lissandra impossible to gank. For poking, her Q might be a better choice since the term "slow-moving" implies that this skill is easy to dodge.

Her ultimate is Frozen Tomb.

On enemy cast: Lissandra freezes an enemy champion, damaging and stunning them briefly. Dark Ice emanates from the target, dealing damage and slowing nearby enemies.
On self-cast: Lissandra encases herself in ice, rooting herself in place briefly and becoming untargetable and invulnerable. Dark Ice emanates from Lissandra, dealing damage and slowing nearby enemies.

This skill can pretty much shutdown the enemy AD carry. Not only does this skill stun, but enemies around the target are slowed and take damage. This skill can be used to takedown the enemy Carry quickly, or disable the tank so your team can have an easier time focusing the weaker champions.

When casted on herself, Lissandra pretty much gets a free Zhonya's Hourglass that does AOE damage. This punished any one who manages to get close to her, and if they're still close to her after the effect ends, she can use her W and walk away :P

Overall, I really like the design of this champion. Being able to apply tons of CC from a safe distance sounds like fun and I can't wait to try her out ^-^

There isn't really much else to say about her, so I'll end of this post with her lore.


Lissandra’s magic twists the pure power of ice into something dark and terrible. With the force of her black ice, she does more than freeze – she impales and crushes those who oppose her. To the terrified denizens of the north, she is known only as “The Ice Witch.” The truth is much more sinister: Lissandra is a corruptor of nature who plots to unleash an ice age on the world.

Centuries ago, Lissandra betrayed her tribe to evil creatures, known as the Frozen Watchers, in return for power. That was the last day that warm blood ran through her veins. With her corrupted tribesmen and the strength of the Watchers, she swept across the land like a terrible blizzard. As her empire spread, the world grew colder and ice choked the land. When the Watchers were defeated by ancient heroes, Lissandra did not lose faith and swore to prepare the world for their return.

Lissandra worked to purge all knowledge of the Watchers from the world. Using magic to take human form, she masqueraded as numerous seers and elders. Over the course of generations, she rewrote the stories of the Freljord, and so the history of its people changed. Today the fragmented retellings of the Watchers are seen as children’s tales. But this deception wasn’t enough – Lissandra also needed an army.

She set her sights on the noble Frostguard tribe. Lissandra knew corrupting the Frostguard would take centuries, and so she launched her greatest deception. She murdered and stole the identity of the Frostguard leader. Then she slowly began to warp the tribe’s proud traditions. When her human form grew old, she faked her own death and then murdered her successor to steal her identity. With each generation, the Frostguard grew more insular, cruel and twisted. Today, the world still sees them as a noble and peaceful tribe that guards against evil creatures like the Ice Witch. In truth, they now serve the witch and long for the glorious return of the Watchers.

Lissandra knows that on that day nations will fall and the world will be reborn in ice.

“Close your eyes and let the cold take you.” - Lissandra

Goodbye, Dungeon Fighter

A few weeks ago I talked about one of Nexon's games, Dungeon Fighter Online, and how it has received no updates ever since December. This made a lot of players assume that the game was going to be shut down. Well earlier this week, it has been made official that after 3 years, Nexon America's service of DFO will end.

The ramp down of the game's closing begins on April 11, with the closing of the in game cash shop. Full service will discontinue on June 13. Nexon's reason for closing down Dungeon Fighter is because it wasn't generating enough money to keep it alive. It was expected to do exceptionally well because DFO is very popular in Asia. According to Nexon America's CEO, Min Kim, DFO hasn't been doing exceptionally well during its 3 years of service, but it was doing just fine to keep itself alive.

For those who still play DFO, Nexon is currently preparing a compensation package for you ^^. All purchases made within the past 6 months will be compensated according to the item, and there events going on in Nexon's other games that benefit DFO players :D

Maplestory is hosting an event in which former DFO players get special items for leveling up! The rewards are as follows:

Dragon Nest is also hosting some cool events.

From April 17 - 19, DFO players get unique items just for logging in! The items will be announced at a later time. Still not satisfied? Then how about  400% extra experience from April 11 to May 13! This will allow you to reach Dragon Nest's amazing endgame a lot quicker! But what will you do at level 50 when you don't have any equipment to help you fight? well don't worry, the level up rewards box is stocked with some items to help you out.


Rewards:
Lv. 2: The level 2 Box will contain 1 Poochum Pet (30 day duration), 1 Rabbit Ear costume hat (30 day duration, Magic quality), Rabbit Tail (30 day duration, Magic quality) in addition to its normal contents.
Lv. 15: The level 15 Box will contain Lv.16 Rare Weapons, enhanced to +10, in addition to its normal contents.
Lv. 24: The level 24 Box will contain Lv. 24 Minotaur Weapons, enhanced to +7, in addition to its normal contents.
Lv. 32: The level 32 Box will contain Lv. 32 Cerberus Weapons, enhanced to +7, in addition to its normal contents.
Lv. 40: The level 40 Box will contain Lv. 40 Manticore Weapons, enhanced to +10, Gold Cupid Wings (7 day duration) in addition to its normal contents.
Lv. 50: The level 50 Box will contain Lv. 50 Epic +10 Weapons and Armor, Equine Badge (Brownie Joker), Trinket (Red) in addition to its normal contents.

All of Nexon's games have events for DFO players, but since I only play Maplestory, Dragon Nest, and (formerly) DFO, I'll let you guys look them up yourself :P

I stopped playing DFO a few months ago but it was very fun when I did. I felt like a 2D Dragon Nest, which is good because I love Dragon Nest ^-^ It's a real shame that the game is closing because I feel like there's a lot more to add to the game. I have no idea if any other company will host DFO, but since Nexon didn't say anything about it, I'll assume that no one else will host DFO. So now the only way to play DFO is to make an account for one of the Asian versions :(

Before the game closes, I'll be sure to play it again :)

My main class, the Thief/Rogue ^^

Karma's New Skills + Build

So I finally got to play the Karma and I must say, she is soo much fun to play :D

All of her skills work well with each other and she does TONS OF DAMAGE!!! So for this post I'm go over her new kit, what I think of each skill, and what kind of item build I used. Please note that since KArma is still being tested, some of these values could change.

Karma's new passive is Gathering Fire. Whenever Karma hits an enemy CHAMPION with an ability, the cooldown on Mantra is reduced by 1.5 seconds (Half that amount for basic attacks). This passive allows Karma's mantras to be available more often and rewards her for harassing champions. Since this passive reduces the cooldown on her ultimate, the base cooldown on her mantras were increased. Overall, I think this is a really good passive as long as you're able to harass often.

Karma's new Q is Inner Flame. 
Karma fires a blast of energy that explodes upon hitting an enemy, dealing 60/110/160/210/260 (+0.6*AP) magic damage to enemies in the area and slowing them by 25% for 1.5 seconds. 


Mantra Bonus - Soulflare: Deals 25/75/125/175 (+0.3*AP) additional magic damage and leaves a circle of flame at the impact area or upon reaching maximum range, slowing enemies for 50%. After 1.5 seconds the circle erupts, dealing 50/150/250/350(+0.6*AP) magic damage to enemies in the area.
Cost
50/60/70/80/90 Mana
Range
950
Cooldown
7/6/5 Seconds

This is my new favourite skill for Karma. The speed of the skillshot and the size makes it pretty easy to hit. Not only that, but the damage it does is good, especially with it's low cooldown. It's blast radius also makes it good to use for farming. The mantra bonus makes it even better. It essentially turns the skill into a powerful AOE slow. Using this skill often can easily burn through your mana, so be careful :)

Karma's new W is Focused Resolve.

Links Karma to target enemy champion, revealing them and dealing 60/110/160/210/260 (+0.6*AP) magic damage over 2 seconds, rooting them in place for 1/1.3/1.5/1.8/2 seconds if the link is not broken.

Mantra Bonus - Renewal: Spirit Link deals 75/150/225/300 (+0.6*AP) bonus magic damage and heals karma over the duration for 75/150/225/300(+0.6*AP).

Cost

70/80/90/100/110 Mana

Range

0

Cooldown

16/15.5/15/14.5/14 Seconds

Karma's new W is easily better than her old one. Not only does it do damage, but it applies a snare! It's damage is also pretty decent, that is until you mantra it. This skill with a mantra applied to it does crazy amounts of damage as long as you keep it on for the full duration. It also gives Karma some form of sustain. The only problem I see with this skill is that you can't target minions, but if she could then she would never have to leave lane XD.

Karma's E, Inspire, is similar to her old one.

Target ally gains a shield, granting 20/30/40/50/60% movement speed for 1.25 seconds and absorbing 80/120/160/200/240 (+0.5*AP) damage for 4 seconds.

Mantra Bonus - Defiance: The shield overflows with energy, dealing 60/140/220/300(+0.6*AP) magic damage to enemy units around her target. Allied champions around her target gain half that amount as a shield, and are also hasted by 20/30/40/50/60%
Cost
60/70/80/90/100 Mana
Range
800
Cooldown
12/12/12/12/12 Seconds

This skill is pretty much a super-powered version of her old shield. Although the AP ratio was lowered, the shield now gives a speed boost. And it's better than her old speed boost :D The mantra version is also similar but with an extra effect. Not only does it do damage, but allies near the shield gain half of the shield's value as their own, AND they get the speed boost! This makes for some pretty crazy initiates and could also keep your entire team healthy throughout a team fight. Definitely an improvement over her old shield, even though it doesn't do as much damage XD

Now for her ultimate, Mantra.

Karma empowers her next ability within 8 seconds for an additional effect. 

Soulflare: Deals bonus magic damage and leaves behind a circle of flame, heavily slowing enemies and dealing damage after a brief delay. 

Renewal: The link deals bonus magic damage to her target, healing Karma by the same amount while the two are linked. 

Defiance: Allied champions around Karma's target become shielded and gain movement speed; Enemy units around her target are dealt magic damage.

NOTE: Leveling this up, increases the ranks you see under each "mantra" part of each abilitiy. For exmaple the "Mantra Bonus - Soulflare: Deals 25/75/125 (+0.3*AP)" you see on her Q, is increased via leveling this, not her Q

Cost

0/0/0

Range

0

Cooldown

45/45/45 Seconds

This is pretty much the same ultimate but with a few changes. Firstly, because of her new passive, the cooldown of Mantra got raised to 45 seconds! To alleviate this problem, you could buy some CDR or harass. A lot. Another interesting change is that all of the Mantra skill bonuses scale off of Mantra, not the skills themselves. This prevents the bonus effects from getting too strong too quickly. This ultimate is pretty tricky to use, but once you get some CDR, this will become your best friend.

Now that you know more about the skills, here's an idea of what to build.

I start with 2 Faerie Charms and potions, but you can go Boot + pots if you want. I quickly rush the Chalice so I can stay in lane longer and then get the Athene's for the 20% CDR. From there I get my Sorcerer's boots and begin building a Deathcap to get a good chunk of AP. For the third item, I usually get a Morellonomicon because it has all of the stats Karma wants: AP, Mana regen, and CDR. The last three items are up to you. You could get a Zhonya's if you're getting focused (or if you were facing an AD mid), a Void staff for some magic penetration, a Guardian Angel because it's awesome, or even a Warmog's because of how good health is.

For skills I go R > Q > W > E. The Q does a lot of damage when maxed and her W gives a lot of sustain. I get her E last because that's when team fights begin to start.

Well there you have it: The Reworked Karma. I'm gonna continue playing her to see if there's any changes that occur before she's released into the live client. If anything happens then I'll post it. 

Until then, bye ^^

That's right. Her classic skin got reworked.

Karma Rework Now on the PBE!

So 2 weeks ago, I made a post about the Karma rework that was recently announced. Now for those that are looking forward to it I have some great news: The Karma rework is now available on the PBE :D

For those who don't know, the PBE (Public Beta Environment) is a League of Legends server that allows players to test content before it's released on the live client. The purpose of this is so Riot gets feedback on the content and is able to fix any bugs that players may find. Unfortunately, most players use the PBE as a means of playing new content before it's released, so Riot has limited PBE sign-ups to the first few days of each month. So if you didn't sign up yet, you have to wait another week :(

But for those who did sign up, you can now patch your PBE client to test the new Karma ^^

Karma's reworked kit is as follows (Copy-Paste from Scarizard's post)


Passive: Gathering Fire – Hitting enemy champions with Karma’s spells and basic attacks lower Mantra’s cooldown.

R: Mantra – Empowers Karma’s abilities, adding an extra effect to the next ability cast.

Q: Inner Flame – Skillshot that deals magic damage and slows enemies in an area.
Empowered by Mantra: Soulflare – Increases damage and leaves behind a zone that slows and, after a brief delay, explodes for AoE damage.

W: Focused Resolve – Enemy-targeted tether that deals damage over time. If the tether is unbroken after a short duration, the tethered target is rooted in place.
Empowered by Mantra: Renewal – Deals bonus damage and heals Karma for the duration of the tether.

E: Inspire – Shields an ally and grants them a short speed boost.
Empowered by Mantra: Defiance – Enemies near the shielded ally are damaged while nearby allies are shielded and granted a short speed boost.

I'm going to play the rework today and I'll post my thoughts on it later. Right now I'll talk about what I think of her new kit.

I really like how instead of removing the mantra system, they improved it. The mantras are what made Karma unique, and at the same time prevented her from being powerful. The new passive allows Karma to be rewarded more for harassing, instead of her old passive which encouraged her to make risky plays. Her new Q is more aggressive than her old one, which is what Riot was trying to get at. However, this also means Karma no longer has an ability to heal her team.

Her new W is a lot better than her old one. Although she can no longer speed up her teammates, she can now do damage AND apply hard CC (snare/root). Her W also gives her some nice sustain, although I don't know how good the sustain is since I don't know the actual numbers.

Her Q, which was my favourite skill, is still the same, but with one change: it now applies a speed boost when mantra'd. So not only does the shield have a lot of health, deal tons of damage, but it can speed up your entire team, provided that they're positioned properly.

Overall, I really like how Karma is designed as an aggressive support who can do well as an AP mid (Similar to Lux).

That's all for now, but I'll be back later with more info on the Karma Rework.

Touhou - Embodiment of Scarlet Devil

So over the break I have been playing A LOT of games. I also got back into the Touhou series :D Although I have been a fan of Touhou for about 2 years, I haven't played the games in a long time. Now, most of you probably haven't even heard of Touhou so let me explain what it is.

Touhou, or Project Shrine Maiden, is a Japanese doujin series of bullet-hell shooters (Bullet-hell shooter = 2D Shoot 'em up. Sorta like Gradius). The entire series is developed by the one-man developer Team Shangai Alice, whose sole member, ZUN, is responsible for all of the games' music, graphics, and programming. There are currently 13 main games, with the first 5 being developed for the Japanese PC-98 series of computers. The gameplay of the Touhou series focuses on shooting down numerous enemies while dodging seemingly impossible bullet patterns (I'm gonna show you a video of what the game is like at the end of the post). Each game after the 6th usually includes some kind of new scoring system. All of the games also encourage "grazing", which is when a bullet barely misses your characters hitbox. Whenever you graze a bullet, you gain extra points.

You gotta dodge stuff like this :D

That looks impossible right? Well don't worry, your hitbox is very small, so patterns like this aren't as difficult as they seem (although they are still VERY difficult).

Today, I'm going to talk about the 6th game in the series: Touhou - Embodiment of Scarlet Devil. This is the first Touhou game that was developed for Windows PCs. It's also my favourite in the entire series, mainly because of the cast ^^

What I like about this game is how it greatly improved over the previous ones, and how there are no complicated gameplay mechanics. This allows me to focus on dodging bullets instead of trying to remember every little gameplay mechanic.

The game features 2 playable characters, each with 2 different "shot" types. Reimu Hakurei focuses on wide area attacks while Marisa Kirisame focuses on more powerful focused attacks. They also feature different "bomb" types, known as Spellcards (Bombs are what you use to clear an entire screen. Think of a panic button).

I decided to choose Reimu because I always used Marisa when I first started. I also choose her second shot type, Persuasion Needle, because it does tons of damage. I went through the first stage without any problems, although I almost made a few careless mistakes >.< Second stage was okay although I panicked at the boss and wasted a bomb (Curse you Cirno) >.>

The third stage is where I started messing up. I was doing fine until the boss. The problem with this boss is that she has 2 different attacks where she simply fires bullets into random directions. This requires me to do some ninja-dodges because I can't rely on patterns.

The fourth stage wasn't any better. It wasn't random bullets that killed me, but ones that change direction >.<
You have no idea how hard it is to dodge a stream of bullets that CURVE INTO YOUR CURRENT POSITION.

Fifth stage was worse. Now instead of the bullets curving, the boss teleports, freezes time, and changes the direction of the bullets WHILE TIME IS FROZEN. So if I position myself to dodge a stream of bullets, I'll get frozen and the bullets are now coming straight at me.  But I was able to figure out the patters eventually and managed to beat the stage while dieing only once.

The last stage is pretty fun and frustrating at the same time. But instead of ranting about it, here's a video of me doing it.

I forgot to mention that there are 4 difficulty levels: Easy, Normal, Hard, and Lunatic. This was done on normal. This run was pretty bad to be honest >.<

Well that's all for today. I'll talk more about Touhou some other time. Later ^^

KARMA REWORK

For those who play League of Legends, this post is for you.

Some of you may know, or heard, of a champion named Karma. A majority of the community jokes around and says "What's a Karma?". This is because Karma is seen as the worst champion in the game. Is this true? Absolutely. Does this mean she isn't fun?  Hell no! I've played Karma plenty of times and I must say, she is pretty damn fun to play as. Although she isn't much compared to other champions, she can still contribute a lot to a team if played right.

So why am I talking about Karma? Well, about a year ago, Riot announced that they are well aware of Karma's problems and are going to rework her. But ever since that announcement, we haven't heard a thing from them. However, today we received great news. A recent forum post by Riot confirms that the Karma rework is coming soon! And by soon, I mean a few weeks :D

Before I go into detail on the actual post, I'm gonna talk about what I think of Karma and what keeps her from being good. Just by looking at her kit, you can easily say she's a support. She has an AOE heal, a speed buff/debuff that does damage, and a ridiculously strong shield that does damage. So she seems like an ok support right? Well she would be if it weren't for her ultimate. Karma's ultimate is called Mantra. It's max level is 1 and you automatically have a point in it whenever you start the game. What it does is whenever you activate it, the next spell you use as an added effect.

So what's so bad about it?

Well, not only does it have a pretty long cooldown (30 seconds to get one charge and you can only hold 2 charges), but mantra is what makes her other skills useful.

Her Q, Heavenly Wave, deals damage to enemies in front of her. If you use a mantra with it, then it also heals allies in front of you as well. So her AOE heal that looked so good is held back by a 30 second cooldown.

Her W, Spirit Bond, creates a beam between her and an ally or enemy. If you target an ally, that ally gets a speed boost; if you target an enemy, then they get a slow. In order for it to do damage, enemies have to walk through the beam. Also, the enemy that the beam is attached to takes no damage from it. But it's still a decent speed boost/slow right? Nope. Without a mantra, the slow/boost is 18% at max level. This is equivalent to Gangplank's passive at 2 stacks. With a mantra the effect is double to 36%. This is when the effect is noticeable. Although without the mantra the effect is decent, it still doesn't feel quite strong enough.

Karma's E, Soul Shield, creates a protective shield around her or her allies. If you use a mantra with it, then energy radiates from the shield when you summon it, dealing tons of damage to enemies around the shield. This is probably my favourite Karma skill. Why? Because the AP ratio on this skill makes the shield incredibly hard to break and the damage it does is RIDICULOUS. This skill saves lives and secures kills as long as you put it on the right person.

So after looking at more info on the skills, it may seem like Karma is a pretty weak support since her mantra system holds her back and if you play her as a support, then you won't be getting any gold to abuse her ridiculous AP ratios. So where do you put her?

Mid.

By putting her mid, you'll be able to get enough gold to get tons of AP and wreck teams with her OP shield and painful fans. Her shield and heal also gives her a lot of sustain, allowing her to outlast some AP mids.
Still need more proof that she's a better mid than support? The let's look at her passive.

Her passive is Inner Flame. What it does is you gain AP corresponding to your missing % health. So the less health you have, the more AP you have. Karma about to die? Too bad, she just got a 500 health shield and did the same amount to you. This is NOT a support passive. This is a passive that encourages you to go all in and blow up the enemy team with your shield.

In my honest opinion, Karma's main problem is that it's unclear whether she's a support or an AP mid. Her skill descriptions say support, but her ratios say AP mid. Not only that, but she doesn't excel at either role.

But that all changes now. Riot said that they're going to rework her kit to be more fitting to her lore and her role as an Ionian leader. We still don't have any specifics on the rework yet, but I'll post them when I find them.

Also, along with the skill rework, Karma is getting a visual rework, along with a new skin! So I'll end off this post with a picture of her new skin, Traditional Karma.

Link to post: http://na.leagueoflegends.com/board/showthread.php?t=3197509