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<p>Now compare that to a more classical format which still does use Keywords.
</p><p><i>Note the uses of Ravenous and Flock, and how they're both preceded by Innate.</i>
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<p><span class="inline-image label-after ability-icon" data-param="" data-champion="Swain" data-ability="Ravenous Flock" style="display:inline;white-space:pre;"><span data-width="20" class="border" style="display:inline-block;position:relative;">
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<p>Furthering on from this is the uses of Keywords in the Active statement of abilities, such as the following.
</p><p><i>Note the use of Broken Timeline after Active.</i> To my knowledge, this is the only ability to utilize this format, but it wouldn't surprise me at this point if there are more.
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<p>An alternative utilization of Keywords is also for the simplification of (writing) ability descriptions. However sometimes this method can become rater counterproductive, specifically in cases where the uses of Keywords are either redundant or harmful.
</p><p>Note the differences between the two ability descriptions below, primarily on how Demon Shade is a Keyword meant to describe a buff given post-condition, versus how Primed is a Keyword that is not very conditional, but rather sequential to the first part of Phase Dive.
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<p>Originally, Ekko's Phase Dive used to describe how he would gain the secondary effects of the ability proceeding the dash, rather than listing Primed Keyword. I believe this to be a case of redundancy, whereas Demon Shade is not in contrast, due to it being conditional.
</p><p><i>Both of these Keywords are buffs with the corresponding in-game names as far as I know, so the question here is how should we proceed with the use of Keywords?</i>
</p><p>My proposal is that for Keywords (and TL;DR):
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- For champion passives we utilize the <i>classical format</i> (Keywords preceded by Innate, like Swain's Ravenous Flock; every separate effect is to be preceded by Innate, which isn't the case for some multi-effect passives at the moment, like Senna's)
- For Active statements we do <i>not</i> utilize them (Keywords are never to be used proceeding <span style="font-weight:bold; font-size:89%; text-transform:uppercase;">Active:</span> like how it is done with Ekko's Chronobreak).
- For conditional buffs we <i>do</i> utilize them. For sequential buffs we do <i>not</i> utilize them (damage dealt, no damage taken, sweet spot, etc conditional, vs. sequential or flavour). For iffy instances, we are to be sensible, understanding, and willing to compromise with each other's edits. <i>An ability striking something is not conditional, it is how abilities are able to even begin interacting with an entity.</i>
- Can get wordy with the multiple uses of Innate.
- Deprives flavour.
- Requires maintenance and peer review for consistency.
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