Teleport | |
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Effects | After channeling for 3 seconds, removes any ![]() Unleashed Teleport dash duration is 0.5 − 4 seconds (based on the distance to the target). Upon arrival, they also gain 50% bonus total movement speed for 4 seconds. |
Cooldown | 300 seconds Unleashed Teleport: 330 − 240 (based on level) seconds |
Cast Range | Global |
Breaks Stealth | Yes |
Level | 7 |
ExternalLinks | |
Game Info Wiki | wiki.leagueoflegends.com |
Overview
Teleport is a 'targeted' summoner spell. It is used to quickly travel from a current location to a friendly turret or minion anywhere on the map. It is not stopped like Recall upon taking non lethal damage, but it still can be stopped with crowd control abilities such as stuns, roots and silences.
Strategy
Teleport is great for ganking if the enemy commits to a fight and is around friendly minions or turrets. Teleport is also used to quickly switch lanes to defend an unguarded tower. The most common use for Teleport in the late game is to allow a champion to splitpush a lane separately from the rest of the team and be able to teleport to regroup in case of a fight. Another use for teleport is a backdoor maneuver where a high damage per second champion places a ward inside or near the enemy base and teleports to that ward. From there that champion will attempt to bring down as many towers and inhibitors as possible.
Notes
- Since patch v8.23 the Summoner Spell teleport is no longer cancellable by the caster itself.
- Teleport renders the targeted minion invulnerable for the duration of the teleport (when targeting a minion). It is possible to use teleport on a minion targeted by an enemy tower when teleporting to assist a push, preventing tower damage for those 4,5 seconds.
- Teleport destination point isn't random. Instead, one appears on the side of the object closest to their nexus.
- Teleport particle can be seen through the fog of war and any stealthed objects targeted by the spell will be revealed for the spell duration.
- When using teleport on an allied tower, the tower does not become invulnerable. Also, if the tower is destroyed as you are channeling or the channel itself gets cancelled, the spell will be put on its full cooldown.
- While standing at an end of a wall or other standing out part of terrain, using Teleport slightly increases vision radius just around the corners in the fog of war.
Trivia
Teleport can be used on any friendly minion or turret. Additionally, it can be used on a number of allied structures and creatures. These include:
- Wards like Sight Ward and Vision Ward and this will now reveal the ward to enemies for a few seconds.
- Flags like
Jarvan IV's Demacian Standard.
- Targetable passive abilities such as
Zac's Bloblets.
- Destructible traps like
Shaco's Jack In The Box and
Teemo's Noxious Trap.
- Pets like
Annie's Summon Tibbers,
Heimerdinger's H-28G Evolution Turret,
Malzahar's Voidling,
Yorick's Omen of War, Omen of Pestilence and Omen of Famine.
However, Teleport does not work on:
- Indestructible traps like
Caitlyn's Yordle Snap Trap.
- Champion copies like
Mordekaiser's Children of the Grave and
Shaco's Hallucinate.
Patch History
Teleport has gotten more powerful as player skill and knowledge have increased over time. It doesn't have a clear weakness since the winning player in lane uses it to push their advantage and the losing player relies on it as a fallback, while both also benefit from the ability to move across the map within a few seconds.
In its current state, Teleport significantly stifles action in lanes through its low cost as a “reset” button, while we think more of its power should be in its later uses that provide map impact and benefit solo lane influence on the rest of the game.
As of this patch, Teleport will no longer instantly blink the champion after its channel. Now, they will instead visually travel across the map, with Teleport moving slower and Unleashed Teleport moving much quicker. This new mechanic allows us to tune how effective Teleport is at returning to lane in a way that doesn't feel as bad as nerfing its channel duration or range, while also ensuring it's still appropriately powerful later on.
Now that early Teleport has a long travel time, we're reintroducing its early capability to target wards and minions as there's more time to react to an incoming teleport. In addition, Homeguards will now kick in from the beginning of the game, although in a weaker state before 14 minutes. This is intended to reduce the difference in time it takes between walking back to lane and teleporting so that early game pacing still feels reasonable whether one takes Teleport or not.
- Initial Channel Duration: 4 ⇒ 3 seconds
- Travel Type': Blink ⇒ Untargetable and Unstoppable Dash
- Total Travel Duration: Always 4 seconds ⇒ Up to 8 seconds depending on travel distance
- Travel Speed: 1000, but will go faster if total travel time would take over 8 seconds
- Cooldown: 360 ⇒ 300 seconds
- Unleashed Teleport Travel Speed: 4500
- Unleashed Teleport Cooldown: 330-240 (based on level) seconds ⇒ Unchanged
- Unleashed Teleport Bonus Movement Speed on Arrival: 50% bonus total movement speed for 3 seconds ⇒ 50% bonus total movement speed for 4 seconds
While League of Legends is indeed a team game, it generally evolves in phases—as the game progresses, you interact with your team more. Lane phase lets you flex your individual skills, but it also needs some outside influence to keep things from getting too predictable. However, right now, there’s too much disruption happening too early and too often. This is especially the case with frequent Teleport fights in bot lane. And this isn't bad for bot laners only; top and mid players also lose out on the ability to express their laning skills in the same way. Currently, it often feels like bot lane gets decided by outside influence, and mid and top get decided by the influence they have on bot lane (rather than on how well they play their own lane).
Teleport also tends to crowd out other summoner spells because, when wielded properly, it flexibly offers both safety and a high level of game influence. Today, you can use it to quickly get back to your own lane and farm, but you can also use it to intervene in other lanes. In an effort to bring back some balance, we're reshaping the spell by tempering its offensive capabilities early, and then upgrading it later on to retain its exciting mid-to-late game impact.
We're following up with our top lane changes from 10.5 with an additional set of changes for Death's Dance and Teleport. This combination should continue reinforcing our initial goals of helping top laners that are coming out of laning phase build carry items to be a threat throughout the game. The Teleport change should also shift some of its power as an excellent lane sustain tool to a more late-game splitting-and-flanking tool.
ITEM BUILD : | [Caulfield's Warhammer + Pickaxe + Vampiric Scepter + 625g] | |
⇒ | Caulfield’s Warhammer + Aegis of the Legion + Vampiric Scepter + 500g |
STATS : | [80 AD, 10% CDR] | |
⇒ | 50 AD, 10% CDR, 30 Armor, 30 MR |
COOLDOWN : | [360 seconds] | |
⇒ | 420-240 (levels 1-18) |
v8.23
Channel time reduced but can no longer be canceled.
Channeling Teleport is often enough to deter enemies from an aggressive push or dive, even if you have no intention of following through. The mind game is interesting, but should be accompanied by a higher commitment. Laners can still use Teleport to shut down cross-map plays elsewhere, but now they'll sacrifice more tempo in their own lane to do so. Also, if you pick a bad Teleport, there's no going back so you're probably gonna die. Click carefully.
v8.14
Cooldown increased.
Teleport has emerged as a dominant summoner spell in most lanes. This is particularly problematic bot lane, where it's often taken on champions who simply wish to avoid conflict in the laning phase and scale into the late game. For now, we're increasing the cooldown to give combat summoners a longer window in which to punish Teleport users.
Usability improvements.
Bugfixed.
v6.13
Channel time increased. Clarity improvements for both allies and opponents.
For the power an extra champ brings to a fight, Teleport plays are generally too successful. Widening the window for enemy reaction means Teleports will more frequently fail to create advantages if teams don’t coordinate properly. At the same time, well-executed Teleport plays still deserve to be rewarded, so we’re making it easier to tell exactly where your reinforcements will come in.
v5.22
Cooldown increased on turrets. Channel time increased.
Ah, Teleport. A summoner spell made contentious over a season's worth of scrutiny, TP simply didn't have the windows necessary to play around to make it anything short of amazing, even considering the aggressive or defensive options at your disposal. The ability to impact the map every 5 minutes isn't one to be taken lightly, and while we have other changes alongside this to disincentivize Teleport as your 'every game' choice (Rift Herald says hi), we're taking extra measures to ensure that the burden of making the most of your Teleports is even higher, and that the 'get-out-of-jail-free' card isn't as free as it seems.
- [NEW] Documentation! : You can now Teleport to wards by clicking on the minimap.
v4.10
We're generally happy with what the new Teleport changes are achieving, but it's a little too strong as a lane recovery ability. Particularly in competitive play we were seeing a lot of top laners constantly using Teleport as a way of stagnating the early lane rather than trying to set up for global map pressure.
- COOLDOWN: Cooldown when teleporting to towers now
200 seconds⇒ 240 seconds
v4.4
We like the offensive pressure that comes from taking Teleport, but its defensive use (ie: lane recovery or base protection) could use some love.
- "NEW" UTILITY: Teleporting to an allied turret reduces the cooldown of Teleport by 100 seconds (total 200 second cooldown. 300 seconds if Teleport is used on an object.).
- CANCELLATION PENALTY: Cancelling a Teleport in progress reduces the cooldown of Teleport to 150 seconds ⇒ 200 seconds
- Teleport particles and sound effects updated
- Fixed a bug where Teleport's "incoming" visual effect on the target unit would disappear if cast on an expiring temporary unit, such as Jarvan's Standard or Thresh's Lantern
- Fixed a bug where Teleport could be used after being affected by Crowd Control effects
- Fixed a bug where casting Cleanse could interrupt Teleport
- Summoner's Insight no longer reduces cooldown
- Fixed a rare bug with Teleport causing it to not function properly
- Fixed a bug where Champions could be pulled across the map while teleporting
- Using Summoner Teleport on a ward will no longer reveal the ward through fog of war to enemies. Instead, it will destealth the ward to be seen if an enemy is near and reveal the teleport particle through fog of war to enemies
- Teleporting to a ward will now reveal the ward to enemies for a few seconds
- Cancel delay increase to 1 second from 0.5
- Fixed a bug where Summoner Teleport refreshed your W slot's cooldown when used
- Can no longer be cast while rooted
- Now removes stealth when used
- Will now allow you to travel to all allied towers, not just the forward most towers in a lane
- Fixed a bug with Teleport where the spell could be cast on a minion right before it died, allowing the player to Teleport invisibly to a location
- Can now be canceled
- You can no longer teleport while being revived by Guardian Angel
- Fixed a bug with Teleport where if your champion dies while teleporting, the target it is teleporting to remains bound
- Cooldown increased from 4.5 minutes to 5
- Now has a new particle
- Will now cancel when stunned, rooted, silenced, netted, taunted, and slept
- Cooldown tooltip changed to correctly show the cooldown as 5 minutes
- Cooldown reduced from 4 minutes to 3.5 minutes
- Cooldown reduced from 5 minutes to 4
- Reduce cooldown from 7 minutes to 5 minutes
- Fixed cast range on Summoner Teleport
- Cooldown decreased to 6 minutes from 7 minutes
- Cooldown increased to 7 minutes from 3 minutes
- Cooldown increased to 3 minutes from 2 minutes
- No longer makes the target invulnerable
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