Got That Dog In Em
Got That Dog In Em is a prismatic augment in League of Legends Arena.
Overview
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ArenaSweats stats
BArenaSweats tierB tier
- Pick %
- 0.29%
- Games
- 93,189
- Champions
- 171
Best champions with it
Mordekaiser0.3%Pick rate on it
Illaoi0.3%Pick rate on it
Olaf0.3%Pick rate on it
Kled0.4%Pick rate on it
Rumble0.7%Pick rate on it
Braum0.4%Pick rate on it
Full stats on ArenaSweats PagesFrom ranked Arena games tracked by ArenaSweats, updated .
Tips
- Every 3 seconds, a hot dog spawns nearby. Anyone can pick it up and breathe fire; enemies who pick it up can damage their allies. If you die while breathing fire, you explode, dealing magic damage per stack.1
Interactions
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Bugs
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History
Got That Dog In Em was introduced in patch 26.19 as a new augment created in collaboration with champions from the For The Win Creator Invitational.2
Sources
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RiotRiot patch notes: League of Legends Patch 26.19 Notes > Arena > Augments
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NEW Got That Dog In Em Every 3 seconds spawn a nearby hot dog. This can be picked up by anyone, causing them to breathe fire. Enemies who pick this up can damage their allies. If you die while breathing fire, you explode, dealing magic damage per stack.
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RiotRiot patch notes: League of Legends Patch 26.19 Notes > Arena > Arena
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We've got something special for this Arena patch. We've created three Guests of Honor, brought over ten Augments from Mayhem, and we've got two brand-new Augments (Death Dealer and Got That Dog In Em) created in collaboration with the champions, VestionOCE and SoyJamiie, from the For The Win Creator
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RiotRiot patch notes: League of Legends Patch 26.19 Notes > Arena > Augments
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NEW Got That Dog In Em Every 3 seconds spawn a nearby hot dog. This can be picked up by anyone, causing them to breathe fire. Enemies who pick this up can damage their allies. If you die while breathing fire, you explode, dealing magic damage per stack.
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