Ultra Rapid Fire, or U.R.F.: Announced on April Fools' Day 2014 as "the future of LoL", this mode grants a global buff to all players that allows them to spam abilities to a ridiculously overpowered degree.Only three champions were permanently vetoed: Karthus (five of his ultimate ability hitting at once would be unbeatable), Syndra (so many orbs), and Teemo (so many mushrooms). One for All: A mode that operates exactly like Classic, except each team is made up of five copies of the same champion.note (Occasionally it also appears on "Butchers' Bridge", a pirate-themed reskin of the Howling Abyss.) It was later canonized into an official mode and given a unique map: the "Proving Grounds", later revised into "The Howling Abyss". This created a highly-aggressive game based more around direct combat than map control. ARAM: "All-Random, All-Mid", which was originally a fan-made House Rule of Classic Mode where players would agree to use random Champions, only employ the central lane and were not allowed to return to their base until death.note (There used to be a second Classic map, Twisted Treeline, a smaller two-lane map for 3v3 matches that was retired due to low activity and outdated visuals/design.) The map for this mode is Summoner's Rift, a 5v5 three-lane map in the same style of DotA's map. Classic: The standard mode of play as described above.The game has two playable modes, each between two opposing teams of up to five players:
Like we said: most played game in the world. Riot Games pushed it heavily as a professional e-sport, and it has long since eclipsed the original DotA's popularity.
However, LoL has many distinct differences from DotA, most of which simplify the game to some extent. LoL currently competes with several other games that originate from DotA, including its own direct sequel, Dota 2. League of Legends, like all MOBA games, stems from Defense of the Ancients, originally a Warcraft 3 custom map, which itself was based on Aeon of Strife, a Starcraft custom map.
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