Icathia City was the capital of Icathia, before its fall.
Lore[]
A great and terrible battle was fought against the Void before the walls of ancient Icathia. In the aftermath, the lands all around the damned city became deserted wastes, and its very existence was struck from the maps of Shurima. It was hoped, perhaps foolishly, that the horrors unleashed there would eventually be forgotten.
Champions of Icathia City[]
Other Related Champions[]
- Ascended that had fought against the Icathians at the Battle of Icathia. was one of the
- Runeterra. probable point of entry to
- emerged from the Void near Icathia.
- ventured into the Void through Icathia's Void Rift.
- probable point of entry to Runeterra.
- probable point of entry to Runeterra.
- origin of power and location where he ventured into the Void.
- fought multiple voidborn near Icathia in the past.
- probable point of entry to Runeterra.
- fought multiple voidborn near Icathia in the past.
- fought his master in Icathia to prevent the use of two World Runes.
- tribe originally lived near the Void rift of Icathia.
- fought multiple voidborn near Icathia in the past.
- probable point of entry to Runeterra.
- traveled to Icathia in search for her Master, Norra.
Locations[]
- Zilean's Tower: A building displaced in time due to elemental meddling with time.
Trivia[]
- Icathia may be based off a lost Arabian city named Iram of the pillars:
- which has been mentioned in the Quran, and later on became a significant subject in H. P. Lovecraft fictional works.
- As such, many void related elements in LoL's lore appears to draw inspiration from Lovecraft. Malzahar finding Icathia parallels with Lovecraftian character Abdul Al'hazred finding Iram.
- The name Icathia resembles:
- which has been mentioned in the Quran, and later on became a significant subject in H. P. Lovecraft fictional works.
- Currently, Icathian Capital's geographical location has only appeared on the Runeterra's Biome map. It is subject to change when it eventually appears on the Universe Runeterra map.
See also[]