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Vandiril puts 10 champs into one
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Vandiril figures out how to put 10 champions into one—with the help of Yuumi

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Many people on the League of Legends subreddit know content creator Vandiril as someone who can push the limits of the game. As a result, he’s found a way to put 10 champions into one thanks to the newest champion joining the League roster, Yuumi.

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The idea came from a post in the League subreddit, where a user pointed out that with Yuumi, you could now potentially put 10 champions into one. By using Kalista, Kayn, Sylas, Tahm Kench, and Yuumi, every champion is able to latch on or eat one another. If timed properly, every single character should end up in a single Sylas.

People in the comment section of the Reddit thread immediately called upon Vandiril to try it out. A few hours later, he appeared and said that he was already testing it to see if all the interactions between the champions were feasible.

If you want to try getting 10 champions into one, here are the steps:

  • Red Team’s Sylas steals Blue Team’s Kalista ult.
  • Blue Team’s Sylas steals Red Team’s Kalista’s ult.
  • Blue Team’s Yuumi attaches to Blue Team random champion.
  • Blue Team’s Tahm Kench eats Blue Team random champion.
  • Blue Team’s Kalista ults Blue Team’s Tahm Kench.
  • Blue Team’s Sylas uses Kalista ult on Blue Team’s Kalista.
  • Red Team’s Yuumi attaches to Red Team’s Kayn.
  • Red Team’s Kayn ults onto Blue Team’s Sylas.
  • Red Team’s Tahm Kench eats Blue Team’s Sylas.
  • Red Team’s Kalista ults Red Team’s Tahm Kench
  • Red Team’s Sylas uses Kalista ult on Red Team’s Kalista.
  • Red Team’s Sylas uses Zhonya’s to prevent anyone from leaving.

Are you confused? Don’t worry, we were thoroughly confused as well. If you do manage to follow all the steps, you should be able to have 10 champions in one Sylas for a few moments before all of the abilities time out and everyone pops out again.


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Tyler Esguerra
Lead League of Legends writer for Dot Esports. Forever an LCS supporter, AD carry main, with more than five years in the industry. Sometimes I like clicking heads in Call of Duty or VALORANT. Creator of the Critical Strike Podcast.