LeBlanc

Even within the Black Rose, the cabal she answers to, LeBlanc remains a mystery. The name itself is only one of several she has used since the earliest days of Noxus, and the pale woman behind it has been manipulating events in the empire for longer than most institutions have existed to notice her doing it. Colleagues who have worked beside her for years still could not say with confidence what she actually wants out of any of it.

One Name Among Many

Her magic is built around duplication, which makes the question of where the real LeBlanc actually is at any given moment mostly unanswerable. She can appear to different people in different places, sometimes at the same time, and whatever plan she is currently running rarely becomes visible until it has already finished playing out. Even her motives resist a clean explanation, inscrutable in the same way her shifting identity is, by design rather than accident on her part.

Her kit is an extension of that unreliability. Sigil of Malice marks a target and lets a follow-up spell detonate the mark for extra damage. Distortion is her signature dash, letting her strike near her landing point and then, within four seconds, snap back to wherever she started from, a tool for both aggression and disappearance in the same motion. Ethereal Chains roots anyone who stays shackled by it long enough, and Mimic, her ultimate, lets her recast one of her own basic spells a second time in the same fight. Her passive, Mirror Image, completes the illusion: drop her below 40% health and she vanishes for a second, leaving behind a harmless double that can fool an opponent into wasting everything they have on a woman who was never really standing there at all. By the time the trick is understood, the real LeBlanc is usually already gone.