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Diana
Available
Dark Waters Diana Chromas
Obsidian
Pearl
Ruby
Sapphire
Turquoise
Dragonslayer Diana Chromas
Citrine
Emerald
Obsidian
Pearl
Ruby
Sapphire
Lunar Goddess Diana Chromas
Amethyst
Aquamarine
Obsidian
Pearl
Peridot
Ruby
Turquoise
Sentinel Diana Chromas
Citrine
Emerald
Pearl
Resolute
Rose Quartz
Ruby
Sapphire
Tanzanite
Turquoise
Winterblessed Diana Chromas
Emerald
Pearl
Rose Quartz
Ruby
Turquoise
Wreathguard
Legacy Vault
Firecracker Diana Chromas
Catseye
Emerald
Golden Tiger
Obsidian
Pearl
Rose Quartz
Ruby
Sapphire
Tanzanite
Heavenscale Diana Chromas
Aquamarine
Citrine
Emerald
Lustrous
Obsidian
Pearl
Rose Quartz
Ruby
Tanzanite
Rare & Limited
Screenshots[]
Eternals[]
Lunar Embraces
Lunar Rushes (E) used on champions affected by Moonlight (Q)
Lunar Rushes (E) used on champions affected by Moonlight (Q)
Moonbreaker
Champions killed by Moonfall (R)
Champions killed by Moonfall (R)
Pale Blocks
Damage mitigated with Pale Cascade (W)
Damage mitigated with Pale Cascade (W)
Night's Embrace
Multiple champions pulled with Moonfall (R)
Multiple champions pulled with Moonfall (R)
Nightfall
Champions followed with Lunar Rush (E) within 1s of them using a dash, flash or blink
Champions followed with Lunar Rush (E) within 1s of them using a dash, flash or blink
Waxing Moon
Damage to champions with Moonsilver Blade (P)
Damage to champions with Moonsilver Blade (P)
Trivia[]
- Original Diana
- She is depicted to be inside the ruin of an ancient Lunari temple.
- Dark Valkyrie Diana
- This skin shares the Fables theme with:
- She was conceived as Valkyrie Leona's polar opposite (both reference the eponymous figures from Norse mythology)
- She used to have a headdress resembling Syndra's, but it was removed because of similarities between the two.
- Lunar Goddess Diana Chromas: Amethyst, Aquamarine, Obsidian, Pearl, Peridot, Ruby, Turquoise
Chromas:- This skin shares the Lunar Revel theme with:
- Representing the path of truth, she was released in celebration of Lunar Revel 2014 (Year of the Horse) along with:
- Dragonblade Riven
- She represented the path of freedom.
- She represented the
- Warring Kingdoms Tryndamere
- He represented the path of power.
- He represented the
- She references Chang'e from Chinese mythology.
- A rabbit-shaped cloud can be seen in the background.
- She is called 广寒仙子 嫦娥 (Chinese: Wide Cold [Palace's] Fairy Chang 'E) in the respective server.
- From Old Chinese 姮娥 *gəŋ-ŋai.[1]
- She was conceived by an anonymous designer from Tencent (Riot Games Inc.'s parent company).
- Infernal Diana
- This skin shares the Infernal theme with:
- She celebrates Team Fire winning the 2015 All-Star (was selected by playerbase voting)
- Glacial Malphite and Frozen Terror Nocturne can be seen in the background.
- Blood Moon Diana
- This skin shares the Blood Moon theme with:
- The mask she is wearing references the ones used in Japanese Noh theater.
- Dark Waters Diana Chromas: Obsidian, Pearl, Ruby, Sapphire, Turquoise
- This skin shares the Bilgewater: Curse of the Drowned theme with:
- This the first skin where she is wearing a hat.
- She resembles Lady Maria, a boss that appears in Bloodborne.
- Dragonslayer Diana Chromas: Citrine, Emerald, Obsidian, Pearl, Ruby, Sapphire
- This skin shares the Dragon World theme with:
- Battle Queen Diana
- This skin shares the Battle Queens theme with:
- Prestige Battle Queen Diana
- This skin shares the Battle Queens theme with:
- Sentinel Diana Chromas: Citrine, Emerald, Pearl, Resolute, Rose Quartz, Ruby, Sapphire, Tanzanite, Turquoise
- This skin shares the Sentinels of Light theme with:
- Firecracker Diana Chromas: Catseye, Emerald, Golden Tiger, Obsidian, Pearl, Rose Quartz, Ruby, Sapphire, Tanzanite
- This skin shares the Lunar Revel: Firecracker theme with:
- Winterblessed Diana Chromas: Emerald, Pearl, Rose Quartz, Ruby, Turquoise, Wreathguard
- This skin shares the Winterblessed theme with:
- Heavenscale Diana Chromas: Aquamarine, Citrine, Emerald, Lustrous, Obsidian, Pearl, Rose Quartz, Ruby, Tanzanite
- This skin shares the Heavenscale theme with:
References[]
- ↑ Schuessler, A. ABC Dictionary of Old Chinese, p. 222