Anathema's Chains
Anathema's Chains is a legendary item in League of Legends Arena.
Overview
Stats
| Ability haste | 20 |
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| Health | 6502 |
Values as the League of Legends Wiki's item data lists them, for every mode; the data doesn't state their units.
Effects
- Vow (unique): Curse the target enemy champion, designating them as your Nemesis. Choosing a new Nemesis removes the curse from the old one. Cannot be cast for 15 seconds while in combat with enemy champions.
- Vendetta (unique): Take 30% reduced damage from your Nemesis and reduce their tenacity by 20% while they are within cr 700 units of you.3
ArenaSweats stats
- Top 3 %
- 68.8%
- Avg place
- 2.80
- Edge
- +0.12
- Build %
- 0.45%
- Win % (1st)
- 24.7%
- Games
- 143,255
Best champions with it
- Taric87.5%Top 3 with it
- Skarner75.8%Top 3 with it
- Thresh76.6%Top 3 with it
- Mordekaiser75.3%Top 3 with it
- Braum73.5%Top 3 with it
- Rakan70.0%Top 3 with it
Tips
Interactions
No verified information yet.
Bugs
No verified information yet.
History
Earlier formats
In patch 14.14, excess reduced damage taken from the Nemesis was fixed.6 8x2 duos
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League WikiLeague of Legends Wiki, Module:ItemData/data, revision 4092074
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Type: Legendary
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League WikiLeague of Legends Wiki, Module:ItemData/data, revision 4092074
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Stats (wiki item data keys, all modes): ah: 20 hp: 650
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League WikiLeague of Legends Wiki, Module:ItemData/data, revision 4092074
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Effects (wiki item data): Vow (unique): Curse the target enemy champion, designating them as your Nemesis. Choosing a new Nemesis removes the curse from the old one. Cannot be cast for 15 seconds while in combat with enemy champions. Vendetta (unique): Take 30% reduced damage from your Nemesis and r
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RiotRiot patch notes: Patch 14.14 Notes > Arena > Bugfixes
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Fixed a bug with Anathema's Chains granting excess reduced damage taken from the nemesis
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