Toadsilva
Gun: Shotgun
Class: Tank / Disruptor
Role: Anti-ability and engage control
1 – Binding Tongue
Toadsilva fires his tongue, attaching to the first enemy hit.
The target is slowed while Toadsilva gains movement speed when moving toward them.
The connection is broken if the distance limit is exceeded.
2 – Swamp Leap
Toadsilva performs a short leap forward. Upon landing, he deals area damage and launches enemies into the air (knock-up).
Has a brief wind-up before execution.
3 – Hardened Hide (Passive)
Toadsilva regenerates health whenever he applies slow or crowd control effects.
The regeneration:
Has an internal cooldown per target
Scales with the character’s level and itens
4 – ULT – Pantanal Ritual
Toadsilva summons a spiritual area around himself for a few seconds.
During this period, the first enemy ultimate used within the area is partially absorbed:
Toadsilva receives reduced damage and effects
Part of the impact is converted into a temporary shield
A fraction of the effect is reflected back to the enemy
After triggering against an ability, the effect is consumed.
Purpose
This character is designed to help deal with the heavy engage problem in the game. Right now, fights can become extremely fast and often revolve entirely around ultimates.
Toadsilva comes in to slow things down a bit, making fights last longer and reducing how quickly enemies get deleted by high-impact ultimates
History
Toadsilva comes from the Amazon, a region deeply infused with spiritual energy. For centuries, this power remained in balance until it began to attract outside forces.
Rituals were performed again and again within his territory. Not just small intrusions, but repeated violations that slowly corrupted the land and everything living within it.
The energy twisted nature itself. Toadsilva and his kind were no longer what they once were their bodies reshaped, their forms distorted into something unnatural.
What was once sacred was defiled. The forest ceased to be a home and became a tool for power.
Consumed by resentment and anger, Toadsilva enters the conflict not as a servant, but as something forged by that corruption.
He agrees to take part in the summoning of the Patron — but on his own terms.
His goal is simple: to ensure that no one ever uses his land again for rituals, invasions, or the ambitions of others.
If the world insists on drawing power from his territory, then he will stand at its center not as a victim, but as the one who sets the rules.
Gun: Shotgun
Class: Tank / Disruptor
Role: Anti-ability and engage control
1 – Binding Tongue
Toadsilva fires his tongue, attaching to the first enemy hit.
The target is slowed while Toadsilva gains movement speed when moving toward them.
The connection is broken if the distance limit is exceeded.
2 – Swamp Leap
Toadsilva performs a short leap forward. Upon landing, he deals area damage and launches enemies into the air (knock-up).
Has a brief wind-up before execution.
3 – Hardened Hide (Passive)
Toadsilva regenerates health whenever he applies slow or crowd control effects.
The regeneration:
Has an internal cooldown per target
Scales with the character’s level and itens
4 – ULT – Pantanal Ritual
Toadsilva summons a spiritual area around himself for a few seconds.
During this period, the first enemy ultimate used within the area is partially absorbed:
Toadsilva receives reduced damage and effects
Part of the impact is converted into a temporary shield
A fraction of the effect is reflected back to the enemy
After triggering against an ability, the effect is consumed.
Purpose
This character is designed to help deal with the heavy engage problem in the game. Right now, fights can become extremely fast and often revolve entirely around ultimates.
Toadsilva comes in to slow things down a bit, making fights last longer and reducing how quickly enemies get deleted by high-impact ultimates
History
Toadsilva comes from the Amazon, a region deeply infused with spiritual energy. For centuries, this power remained in balance until it began to attract outside forces.
Rituals were performed again and again within his territory. Not just small intrusions, but repeated violations that slowly corrupted the land and everything living within it.
The energy twisted nature itself. Toadsilva and his kind were no longer what they once were their bodies reshaped, their forms distorted into something unnatural.
What was once sacred was defiled. The forest ceased to be a home and became a tool for power.
Consumed by resentment and anger, Toadsilva enters the conflict not as a servant, but as something forged by that corruption.
He agrees to take part in the summoning of the Patron — but on his own terms.
His goal is simple: to ensure that no one ever uses his land again for rituals, invasions, or the ambitions of others.
If the world insists on drawing power from his territory, then he will stand at its center not as a victim, but as the one who sets the rules.
