In each lane, there are a series of towers which will attack minions and champions.Gold allows players to buy items and experience allows players to level up and rank up skills (more on these aspects in tip #2). Killing minions grants players gold and experience which allow their champions to grow in power.Throughout the match, minions will spawn from each Nexus and continually go down the three lanes, known as Top lane, Mid lane and Bot lane, toward the enemy Nexus.This is the only way to win and secure a victory. The ultimate goal for each team is to destroy the opposing team’s Nexus (basically the core from HoTS).There are two teams, blue team and red team, which are comprised of five summoners (players).There are other maps in League (which we’ll mention later), but for now, we’ll focus on Summoner’s Rift since it’s where you’ll likely be spending most of your time.
This is the map that the professionals play on and it’s where you’d be if you were trying to climb the ranked ladder. In Heroes of the Storm, there are fifteen maps (“Battlegrounds”) which are featured in competitive play – in League, there is only one, Summoners Rift. If you’re looking to make a smooth transition from HoTS to League, you’ve come to the right place! In this guide, we’ll give you for tips to help you become familiarized with the main Summoner’s Rift game mode, understand mechanics such as farming and last-hitting, and help you find the right champion for your personal playstyle.ġ. Understand the basics of Summoner’s Rift Although HoTS still lives on as a playable game, there are many competitive players who are switching to games such as League of Legends. Our own team was saddened as many of us are Blizzard fans and play HoTS (we even have a Grandmaster player!). In December 2019, Blizzard made the decision to downsize the Heroes of the Storm development team and effectively end its support of its esports scene.
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