The next champion set to join the massive League of Legends roster is Bel’Veth, the Empress of the Void. A figure of nightmares, Bel’Veth feasts on “experiences and emotions” and is expected to feast on opposing junglers when she is officially added to the game.
The Bel’Veth page on the official League Universe website lists her as a fighter-type champion that shines in skirmishes, traveling around the Rift as a large manta ray.
Here’s all the information we have regarding Bel’Veth’s ability kit, what each ability is capable of, and what its name is. This information comes directly from Riot Games on the Bel’Veth Abilities Rundown page.
Passive: Death in Lavender
After using an ability, Bel’Veth’s next two attacks have increased attack speed. Additionally, whenever Bel’Veth takes down a large monster or champion she gains permanent bonus attack speed in the form of Lavender stacks. Bel’Veth attacks faster than normal and does not have an attack speed cap, but her attacks and on-hit effects deal reduced damage and she does not gain attack speed on level up.
Q: Void Surge
Bel’Veth dashes in one of four directions, dealing damage to all enemies she passes through and applying on-hit effects. Each direction has its own unique cooldown that scales with attack speed.
W: Above and Below
Bel’Veth slams her tail down, dealing damage, knocking up, and slowing enemies hit. Upon hitting an enemy champion, this ability reduces Void Surge’s dash cooldown in the direction of the champion hit.
E: Royal Maelstrom
Bel’Veth channels a storm of slashes around her, gaining damage reduction and increased life steal. Each slash strikes the lowest health enemy within her Maelstrom, dealing more damage the more health they are missing. The amount of slashes scales with her attack speed.
R: Endless Banquet (Ultimate)
Passive: Every second attack against the same target deals additional true damage, stacking infinitely. Takedowns against epic monsters and champions leave behind a piece of Void Coral. Epic monsters from the Void, like Rift Herald and Baron Nashor, drop special, voidier Void Coral.
Active: Bel’Veth consumes a piece of Void Coral and explodes, slowing and dealing true damage to nearby enemies based on their missing health. Upon consuming Void Coral, Bel’Veth temporarily changes into her True Form. Consuming Void Coral left by epic monsters from the Void (Rift Herald and Baron Nashor) grants Bel’Veth her true form for an extended duration and causes minions that die in her presence to be reborn as faithful Voidlings. Voidlings are small minions that will serve Bel’Veth by marching down the lane in which they were spawned.
True Form: When Bel’Veth unleashes her True Form, she gains increased max health, out-of-combat move speed, attack range, and total attack speed. While in her True Form, she also gains the ability to dash through walls with Void Surge.
