Summary
Period: 7th to 10th of April, 2015
Skins: Jailbreak Graves, Demolisher Nunu and Ravager Nocturne
Champions: Varus, Vayne and Udyr
Discount: 50%
Overview
An escaping criminal, armoured destroyers and a surreal nightmare appear this week. Things look like they could get out of control at any time, if they hadn’t already, so let’s see if there’s anything we can do.
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Conclusion:
With its elaborate outfit and eye-catching shotgun Jailbreak Graves is a nice skin. The concept is interesting and the execution appropriate. Its main issue is that it’s only a re-model at 975 RP: more is to be expected at this price. All in all, it’s a fine skin for fans of the Outlaw; even if a bit expensive.
In spite of the simple concept Demolisher Nunu is an appealing version of the duo. Sporting heavy armour and a readiness for battle the skin is good. As with other re-models at 975 RP more is expected at such a price. Therefore, it’s another fine skin with a price that is a bit too high.
Attractive and surreal Ravager Nocturne is a skin that never states what it’s really about but that stays interesting. The flame pattern doesn’t really reveal a fire theme yet its design fits Nocturne pretty well. For its price, it’s a great option for fans of the Eternal Nightmare.
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Conclusion:
This week the best way to save IP, at quite an expense, is to embrace revenge and let Varus’ arrows do their job. Vayne can also help save IP, and the innocent, but not as much IP; it depends on how much you usually gather. Lastly, Udyr’s IP price is quite manageable so there’s little reason to spend RP.
Not yet comfortable enough to discount his Arctic Ops Varus hasn’t been idle. For starters, in August his Arclight version graced sales with its brilliance. It was much better than seeing him surrounded by Blight Crystal. We haven’t had that stuff since November 2013 but it’s bound to return sometime.
A Night Hunter has to be able to move in all kinds of circles. Thus, last January Vayne took a look among her Aristocratic friends to catch some evildoers. That’s not to say that it’s all she does: in November she joined the Dragonslayers, in October she wore her Heartseeker outfit and in June she meshed in as a Vindicator. It doesn’t matter where evil may lurk, they will learn to fear her. We, we’ll have to learn to wait for her as she may need a while to visit a sale again.
As there’s little reason for Udyr to say anything when it’s plainly obvious that it’s Definitely Not him and his Spirit Guard obligations demand too much from him there isn’t much to speak about. In January Udyr displayed his Black Belt, which isn’t very impressive, so we have only one thing left to wait for. A long time ago, in November 2013, Primal Udyr unleashed its controlled rage in a sale. That must’ve not sat well with the vendors as he hasn’t returned since then; hopefully he will.
Source: League of Legends News: Champion and Skin Sale: 04.07 – 04.10