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Who controls Noxus?
Jericho Swain is the visionary ruler of Noxus, an expansionist nation that reveres only strength. Though he was cast down and crippled in the Ionian wars, his left arm severed, he seized control of the empire with ruthless determination… and a new, demonic hand.
Who is part of noxus?
Noxus has one of the largest armies in the known world, composed of elite troops such as the Trifarian Legion, as well as hundreds of individual, localized warbands. Led by their own chieftains, marshals, and captains, each warband is unique, with its own culture, hierarchy and favored way of war.
Who else is from Piltover?
Caitlyn. Piltover.
Is LeBlanc The faceless?
LeBlanc is only one among many of this secretive, ageless Pale Woman’s aliases. Thorns of the Black Rose is the prequel of The Black Powder Plot. She has some relation to Noxus’ Principle of Guile, known as the Faceless, although she has been confirmed to not be the Faceless.
Is Swain a king?
Swain, King of Denmark and England.
Why did Jinx go crazy?
Fading in the flames… It was all her fault.” Swain stole her memories and KNOWS she felt remorse that day for killing her parents. This ultimately made Jinx insane and enabled her chaotic nature.
Is Jarvan IV A LeBlanc?
Jarvan IV is actually LeBlanc. It all started with the piece of artwork showing a huge fight between Demacia and Noxus, led by Swain and Jarvan IV. If you zoom in into the artwork, you will see that Jarvan IV’s reflection in Swain’s breastplate is not Jarvan, but LeBlanc.
Are LeBlanc and Swain enemies?
Swain considers LeBlanc, the head matriarch of the Black Rose, as his rival.
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What is the Ligue du LOL?
The “Ligue du LOL” is the name of a private Facebook group created in 2009 by journalist Vincent Glad [ fr], which was made up of approximately fifteen men and two or three women. Over time the Ligue du LOL grew to approximately 20 to 40 persons, mainly early users of Twitter, most of whom worked in communication, journalism, web, and advertising.
What does Lol stand for?
The Ligue du LOL (in French), or Laughing out Loud League, is the name of a private Facebook group created in 2009 by Vincent Glad [ fr], a French journalist. The group was initially composed of mainly young journalists, and later added communication professionals, most of them being men and Parisians.