Classic Qiyana
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Champion Overview
Base Stats
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Champion matchup data is under development
Abilities
Royal Privilege
Qiyana's first basic attack or ability against each enemy deals bonus damage.
Elemental Wrath / Edge of Ixtal
Qiyana swings her weapon, dealing damage with a bonus effect based on her element.
Terrashape
Qiyana dashes to a location and enchants her weapon with an element. Her attacks and abilities deal bonus damage while her weapon is enchanted.
Audacity
Qiyana dashes to an enemy, damaging them.
Supreme Display of Talent
Qiyana sends out a shockwave that detonates whatever elements she hits with it, stunning and damaging nearby enemies.
Lore
In the jungle city of Ixaocan, Qiyana plots her own ruthless path to the high seat of the Yun Tal. Last in line to succeed her parents, she faces those who stand in her way with brash confidence and unprecedented mastery over elemental magic. With the land itself obeying her every command, Qiyana sees herself as the greatest elementalist in the history of Ixaocan鈥攁nd by that right, deserving of not only a city, but an empire.
When was Qiyana released?
Qiyana was released on June 28, 2019. Players could purchase them with Riot Points or Blue Essence as soon as it dropped in-game.
What lane is Qiyana?
Qiyana is primarily played in the Jungle lane and falls under the Assassin class. However, they can also be effective in the Middle depending on team composition and matchups. The champion's kit and playstyle make them most suited for it, where they can maximize their impact throughout the game.
How many skins does Qiyana have?
Currently, there are 9 Qiyana Skins available in the game. This includes all cosmetic variants released since their launch, the base skin is not included.
How much is Qiyana?
Qiyana costs 2,400 Blue Essence or 880 Riot Points. You can purchase them from the in-game store using either currency. Blue Essence is earned through the battle pass and disenchanting champion shards, while Riot Points require real money to obtain.