Orianna, the Clockwork Girl

The First Look of the new champion Oriana, The Clock Work Girl has been posted. Could this be the new support champion Guinsoo mentioned on his twitter? At any rate, this sneak peek doesn't tell us much about the champion, but it does present a few questions based on the art for her spherical pet! Is this going to be a minion based champion? Is the spherical pet going to be the next Tibbers? Could it be that the pet is the focus of the champions abilities completely, taking on different modes for different abilities?Or maybe it will just be a passive entity that follows Oriana around..


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There are many champions in League of Legends who teach us that -- no matter who you are -- it’s extremely important to make sure that you have the right tools of the trade. Take Orianna, the Clockwork Girl, for instance. Anywhere she goes, you’ll see her mysterious, spherical pet following her about. 

The befuddlement over Orianna’s mechanical pet started when we found this schematic while rummaging through a few art department sketches. After every member of the Art Team failed to identify it, we began to deliberate about what its mysterious origins might be. While waiting for the results of our highly scientific in-house carbon dating tests, the greatest historians at Riot games have been busily speculating about its possible origins. Theories range from diagrams of a lost Viking rune stone, to blueprints from a first edition Jules Verne novel, to a discarded schematic from Leonardo Da Vinci’s notebook.

But then, where would the Vikings get the technology for a clockwork contraption? What use is a mechanized sphere when you’re 20,000 leagues under the sea? What would Da Vinci want with schematics for a mechanical ball? After debunking all these theories, only one thing became clear: Orianna’s contraption was no ordinary ball.

- Average Gatsby, Riot Team Intern, via the official forums.