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The Magma Chamber is a Field of Justice that was announced on September 16th 2010.[1] Its development concepts were later turned into Dominion.[2]

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Magma Chamber

Lore[ | ]

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Full view of Magma Chamber (concept)

Deep within the obsidian mountain from which the Institute of War is sculpted lies the League’s most intense Field of Justice to date: the Magma Chamber. Before the time of the League, the Chamber was the heart of a powerful, but now dormant, volcano. Ancient magma flows cut out a gigantic cavernous room that the League has reshaped for its own purposes. This battle arena was built specifically to address the increasing number of disputes between Demacia and Noxus. It is one of the largest Fields of Justice found anywhere on Valoran. To that end, teleporting platforms provide champions with the ability to rapidly relocate to strategic points in the arena. The magic-infused stone and cooled magma that dominates the structure of the arena will force champions to work together more closely in pushing toward the enemy’s nexus. It will be harder for a champion to rely on their summoner to traverse hazards and obstacles. The League is preparing this Field of Justice to be the premier, a slew of new monsters and minions await champions in what will surely be their greatest challenge yet.[1]

Gameplay[ | ]

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Possible layout of lanes, monster camps and structures.

The map was optimized for 5v5 play, similar to the original Summoner's Rift map, but was intended to have a different feel and strategic approach. Unlike Summoner’s Rift, which focuses on larger team fights in the mid and late game, Magma Chamber emphasized smaller, more tactical fights, map awareness and victory in specific lanes.

Features[ | ]

  • Biggest of the Classic mode maps with longer lanes.
  • New monsters with different buffs.
  • New gamestyle towards smaller 1v1 and 2v2 fights.
  • Static teleportation pads for easier map traversing.
  • Less gankability.

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