Bel'Veth

Bel’Veth reads less as a child of the Void and more as a judgment on what it does to a place. She was pieced together from the wreckage of an entire city the Void had consumed, and within her that ruin became a starting point rather than a finish.

She inherits everything the swallowed world once contained: history put to new use, knowledge, and memory, each piece absorbed into a hunger that never sates. Fresh experiences, new feelings, whatever comes within reach, she devours and craves more. One world could never be enough for something made this way, and her attention has begun to turn toward the powers that held sway over the Void before she arrived.

In combat she grows in much the same fashion. Death in Lavender grants permanent attack speed for each minion, monster, and champion she takes down, plus a burst of damage after every ability. Void Surge sends her dashing through a row of enemies; Above and Below brings her tail crashing down for damage and a knockup; Royal Maelstrom pins her in place while she tears into the nearby target with the lowest health, trading mobility for sustain. Endless Banquet, her ultimate, feeds on Void coral remnants to transform her into a larger true form with more health, range, and speed, each phase of the fight pushing her further into what she already was. Other Void-born champions like Kha’Zix and Kai’Sa share that same appetite, though none match Bel’Veth’s scale.

She is played almost entirely in the top lane. Rather than relying on any conventional resource, her strength is measured solely by the True Form she works toward. Among Void-born figures such as Kassadin, who opposes the Void instead of becoming it, Bel’Veth stands apart as the one others have learned to fear.