This template contains various independently retrievable data items about Flee in the form of parameter values of a variable template of choice, in a standardized fashion.
See also
- Template:Tip
- Usage of this template.
Preview
A
champion that is fleeing or feared will move directly away from the Source (the unit that casted the Fear spell) for the duration, during which time they cannot control their own movement or attacks, and cannot cast abilities, activate items or use the 
summoner spells 
Flash and 
Teleport. All fears also apply a 
slow. 
Non-champions affected by Fear will instead move around aimlessly or stand immobilized.
The strength of the slow that accompanies Fear depends on the spell, usually being between 
75% and 90%.
| Interrupts: | Interrupts all channeled and charged abilities. It will also interrupt  Sweeping Blade and prevent  Hop from bouncing.
|
|---|---|
| Reduction: | The duration is reduced by  Tenacity. The slow is also weakened by Slow resist.
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| Resist: | Resisted by  crowd control immunity.  Unstoppable dashes will ignore the effect for the duration of the unstoppability, but the target will be affected afterwards if the disable duration permits. The slow is also resisted by Slow immunity.
|
| Removal: | Removed by  Cleanses or when the Source dies.
|
Most crowd control effects are applied by attacks or spells that can be blocked with 
Spell Shields.
-
Tryndamere's Undying Rage is the only ability that can be activated while affected by any form of crowd control whose effect does not specifically remove crowd control.
- Similarly, Heimerdinger's UPGRADE!!!, Jinx's Switcheroo! and Karma's Mantra can be toggled while affected by any form of crowd control.
- Similarly,
- Note that self-applied crowd control effects cannot be reduced, removed or blocked, with the exception of self-slows, which are still affected by Slow Resistance
Parameters
| Parameter | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
1
| Flee | Necessary: Used for identification. |
disp_name
| Display Name
Only necessary if the value differs from
Flee. | |
link
| Link
Only necessary if it should link to a different page.
| |
description
| A champion that is fleeing or feared will move directly away from the Source (the unit that casted the Fear spell) for the duration, during which time they cannot control their own movement or attacks, and cannot cast abilities, activate items or use the summoner spells Flash and Teleport. All fears also apply a slow. Non-champions affected by Fear will instead move around aimlessly or stand immobilized.
| Description |
description2
| The strength of the slow that accompanies Fear depends on the spell, usually being between 75% and 90%.
| Description2 |
type
| Crowd control | Type |
image
|  | Image, including filetype. |
image2
| ||
image3
| ||
interrupts
| Interrupts all channeled and charged abilities. It will also interrupt Sweeping Blade and prevent Hop from bouncing.
| Interrupts (CC) |
reduction
| The duration is reduced by Tenacity. The slow is also weakened by Slow resist.
| Reduction (CC) |
resist
| Resisted by crowd control immunity. Unstoppable dashes will ignore the effect for the duration of the unstoppability, but the target will be affected afterwards if the disable duration permits. The slow is also resisted by Slow immunity.
| Resist (CC) |
removal
| Removed by Cleanses or when the Source dies.
| Removal (CC) |
footer
| Most crowd control effects are applied by attacks or spells that can be blocked with Spell Shields.
| Description that is placed at the bottom of all other things. |
All tip data templates use the same parameter.
Retrieval of data items
{{data Flee|pst2|interrupts}}, using parameter selection template Template:Pst2, gives the parameter interrupts, etc.
For retrieval of more data items it is more efficient to prepare a template for that, to be used as follows:
{{data Flee|template name|..|..|..|..}}
so that this data template needs to be called only once.[1] The default template is Template:Tip data, producing this page.
The four parameters are optional, they are passed on to the prepared template as parameters 2-5.
A parameter being undefined or empty typically means the same, see below. {{data ..|pst2|..}} gives the empty string and the text "{{{..}}}", respectively. Therefore, an application checking the parameter has to check both. Checking whether a result is equal to e.g. the text "{{{popinc}}}" cannot be done directly with #ifeq in a template which itself has also a parameter with that name, because if that is defined, there would be a comparison with the value instead of the text itself. Instead, it can be checked whether the first character of the result is "{", e.g.: {{#ifeq:{{padleft:|1|{{data {{{continent}}}|pst2|popinc}}}}|{|..|..}}.
Until here the documentation is automatically generated by Template:Tip data.
References
- ↑ See the first two rows of the first table in m:Help:Array#Summary of counts for template limits.
