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== West Altar Quotes == |
== West Altar Quotes == |
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== East Altar Quotes == |
== East Altar Quotes == |
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* {{sm2|EastAltar.Generic5.ogg|''"We will be unleashed!"''}} |
* {{sm2|EastAltar.Generic5.ogg|''"We will be unleashed!"''}} |
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* {{sm2|EastAltar.Generic6.ogg|''"Kill them! KILL THEM ALL!"''}} |
* {{sm2|EastAltar.Generic6.ogg|''"Kill them! KILL THEM ALL!"''}} |
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+ | * {{sm2|EastAltar.Generic7.ogg|''"Sometimes I - I can almost... remember her face."''}} |
* {{sm2|EastAltar.Generic13.ogg|''"Bring swift death!"''}} |
* {{sm2|EastAltar.Generic13.ogg|''"Bring swift death!"''}} |
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* {{sm2|EastAltar.Generic14.ogg|''"Make them one of us!"''}} |
* {{sm2|EastAltar.Generic14.ogg|''"Make them one of us!"''}} |
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* {{sm2|EastAltar.Karthus4.ogg|''"The dark requiem will be the last thing they hear!"''}} |
* {{sm2|EastAltar.Karthus4.ogg|''"The dark requiem will be the last thing they hear!"''}} |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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| + | * {{sm2|WestAltar.Yorick1.ogg|{{cci|Spirit of the Altar profileicon.png}} {{sbc|"Alas, poor Yorick."}}}} quotes {{w|Hamlet}}. |
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| + | * {{sm2|WestAltar.Yorick2.ogg|{{cci|Spirit of the Altar profileicon.png}} {{sbc|"Are you lonely Yorick?"}}}} is told with sarcasm. |
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| − | * The phrase, "Alas, poor Yorick," is a reference to the play Hamlet by William Shakespeare. |
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| − | * The phrase, "Are you lonely, Yorick?" is told with sarcasm. |
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| + | * {{sm2|EastAltar.Yorick2.ogg|{{cci|Twisted Treeline Altar profileicon.png}} {{sbc|"Bring out your dead! Bring out your dead!!"}}}} is a common quote from {{w|Searcher of the dead|plague searchers}}. |
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| − | * The phrase, "Bring out your dead! Bring out your dead!" is a reference to Monty Python and the Holy Grail. |
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* The west altar behaves aggressively against the Shadow Isles champions, reminding them of their apparent errors, mocking them, and questioning them. On the other hand, the east altar is friendly to them, asking them for help, glorifying them and offering them his service. |
* The west altar behaves aggressively against the Shadow Isles champions, reminding them of their apparent errors, mocking them, and questioning them. On the other hand, the east altar is friendly to them, asking them for help, glorifying them and offering them his service. |
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* The West altar is often referred to as the 'Lady' and the east altar as the 'Lord' due to the images that appear after capturing them and their voices. |
* The West altar is often referred to as the 'Lady' and the east altar as the 'Lord' due to the images that appear after capturing them and their voices. |
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| − | * {{cai|Gate|Twisted Fate}} is a useful way to capture both altars in quick succession because its range is slightly larger than the distance between the two altars. |
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* The two spirits that appear when an altar is captured are husband and wife. They died there thousands of years ago.<ref>[http://www.reddit.com/r/leagueoflegends/comments/12ante/we_worked_on_elise_and_the_shadow_isles_ama/c6tjbvp Kitae comments on the Altars]</ref> |
* The two spirits that appear when an altar is captured are husband and wife. They died there thousands of years ago.<ref>[http://www.reddit.com/r/leagueoflegends/comments/12ante/we_worked_on_elise_and_the_shadow_isles_ama/c6tjbvp Kitae comments on the Altars]</ref> |
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** The face that the East Altar is remembering is most likely the spirit from the West Altar, his wife. |
** The face that the East Altar is remembering is most likely the spirit from the West Altar, his wife. |
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+ | * {{ci|Evelynn|variant=old3|Evelynn, the Widowmaker}} was speculated to originate from the Shadow Isles, but no confirmation to this relation was made until much later.<ref>[http://www.reddit.com/r/leagueoflegends/comments/12ante/we_worked_on_elise_and_the_shadow_isles_ama/c6tjvog Evelynn confirmed]</ref> |
| − | ** Riot also |
+ | ** Riot also promised that {{ci|Evelynn}} and {{ci|Thresh}} will get Altar quotes, but that this will need time. |
| − | * The West and East alter may be the husband and wife from the |
+ | * The West and East alter may be the husband and wife from the [[Tales of the Black Mist]], but is just speculation. |
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| − | * The altar voices could also be the twisted King and his dead wife from {{Cis|Kalista}} lore. |
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| − | * A useful thing to note is that starting to recall will not interrupt the capture process, and that the time for the capture process with one champion on the altar is identical to the time required to complete recalling (less if multiple champions are capturing). Therefore, starting to recall just after beginning to capture an altar is an efficient way to get back to base promptly while still securing the altar. |
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== References == |
== References == |
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An altar being captured
An altar is an area in the Twisted Treeline that grants vision and a powerful buff to the team that controls it. There are two altars on opposite sides of the map. A champion captures an altar by standing on top of it for 9 seconds. When more champions stand on a single altar, it is captured in a shorter amount of time.
Capturing Altars
When captured, an altar seals for 90 seconds during which it grants 
vision of the surrounding area and during which cannot be recaptured. Capturing an altar grants 
80 to each member of the capturing team. Additionally, controlling an altar grants your team bonus effects.
- One Altar Controlled: 10% bonus movement speed.
- Two Altars Controlled: Restore 1% of maximum health on minion and monster kill.
Each altar has sets of quotes. Some of these quotes are specific to champions aligned with the Shadow Isles.
The amount captured decays over time (if a capture is interrupted) at the same rate as it increased regardless of how many champions opposed to the capture are present. A capture can be halted by having a champion opposed to the capturing team on the altar, but this only pauses the capture; in order to reverse the capture, the capturing champion(s) must be knocked off the altar. Capturing is unaffected by recalling (in that, a champion recall while capturing).
Altars spawn at 2:30 and are locked for 90 seconds upon capture, but can't be locked by the same team again, until control has shifted and the altar is then reclaimed.
West Altar Quotes
- Upon being first captured
- Upon subsequent captures
East Altar Quotes
- Upon being first captured
- Upon subsequent captures
Trivia
- ▶️ <span class="skin-play-button skinloading-icon" data-champion="
"Alas, poor Yorick."" data-skin="Original" data-variant="" style="position:relative; height:20px; width:20px; display:inline">[[File:20xpx|border|link= "Alas, poor Yorick." OriginalCircle.png|20px|link=]] quotes Hamlet. - ▶️ <span class="skin-play-button skinloading-icon" data-champion=" "Are you lonely Yorick?"" data-skin="Original" data-variant="" style="position:relative; height:20px; width:20px; display:inline">[[File:20xpx|border|link= "Are you lonely Yorick?" OriginalCircle.png|20px|link=]] is told with sarcasm.
- ▶️ <span class="skin-play-button skinloading-icon" data-champion=" "Mordekaiser… are you also a prisoner?"" data-skin="Original" data-variant="" style="position:relative; height:20px; width:20px; display:inline">[[File:20xpx|border|link= "Mordekaiser… are you also a prisoner?" OriginalCircle.png|20px|link=]] is a reference to the Iron Maiden Song The Prisoner, which was also the previous title of the Children of the Grave Buff.
- ▶️ <span class="skin-play-button skinloading-icon" data-champion=" "Bring out your dead! Bring out your dead!!"" data-skin="Original" data-variant="" style="position:relative; height:20px; width:20px; display:inline">[[File:20xpx|border|link= "Bring out your dead! Bring out your dead!!" OriginalCircle.png|20px|link=]] is a common quote from plague searchers.
- The west altar behaves aggressively against the Shadow Isles champions, reminding them of their apparent errors, mocking them, and questioning them. On the other hand, the east altar is friendly to them, asking them for help, glorifying them and offering them his service.
- The West altar is often referred to as the 'Lady' and the east altar as the 'Lord' due to the images that appear after capturing them and their voices.
- ▶️ <span class="skin-play-button skinloading-icon" data-champion=" "This place was once so beautiful."" data-skin="Original" data-variant="" style="position:relative; height:20px; width:20px; display:inline">[[File:20xpx|border|link= "This place was once so beautiful." OriginalCircle.png|20px|link=]] references how the Ruination transformed the Blessed Isles into the Shadow Isles.
- The two spirits that appear when an altar is captured are husband and wife. They died there thousands of years ago.[1]
- The face that the East Altar is remembering is most likely the spirit from the West Altar, his wife.
- Evelynn, the Widowmaker was speculated to originate from the Shadow Isles, but no confirmation to this relation was made until much later.[2]
- The West and East alter may be the husband and wife from the Tales of the Black Mist, but is just speculation.
References
Map Features
