CharacterMarksmanGold Lane

Layla

Layla, the Energy Gunner, is a marksman who plays in the Gold Lane.

Also known as Energy Gunner

Marksman · Gold Lane

Combat sheet

HP2,320
HP regen5.4/s
Physical attack133
Physical defense17
Magic defense15
Movement speed250
Attack speed1.06/s
Attack speed ratio100%
Mana500
Mana regen4/s

Skills

4 skills

Ability index →
Passive

Malefic Gun

Layla deals increased damage to enemies farther away from her (starting at 100% and increasing to 115% at 6 units away). This does not include Turrets. |quote=Target locked. Fire!

Skill 1
CD 6.0s35 Mana

Malefic Bomb

Layla fires a Malefic Energy Bomb in the target direction, dealing 200 (+80% Total Physical Attack) Physical Damage to the first enemy hit (can Crit). Upon hitting an enemy, Layla's Basic Attacks and Void Projectile gain extra range for 3s, and she gains 60% extra Movement Speed that decays over 1.2s. The duration of the Movement Speed boost is doubled if an enemy hero is hit.

Cooldown: 6.0/5.6/5.2/4.8/4.4/4.0 · Skill Cost: 35/40/45/50/55/60

Skill 2
CD 7.5s70 Mana

Void Projectile

Layla fires an orb of Malefic Energy at the target enemy that explodes on hit, dealing 170 (+65% Total Physical Attack) Physical Damage to targets in the area and applying a Magic Mark on them for 3s. When Layla hits an enemy with a Magic Mark, she deals 100 (+35% Total Physical Attack) Physical Damage to nearby enemies and stuns them for 0.25s.

Cooldown: 7.5/7.3/7.1/6.9/6.7/6.5

Ultimate
CD 37.0s130 Mana

Destruction Rush

Passive: The range of Void Projectile and Basic Attacks is increased by 0.6 units. Layla's sight range is slightly increased each time this skill is upgraded. Active: Layla fires a blast of Malefic Energy in the target direction, dealing 500 (+150% Total Physical Attack) Physical Damage to enemies in a line.

Cooldown: 37.0/32.0/27.0 · Skill Cost: 130/150/170

Notes

In Eruditio—the City of Scholars, there's hardly anyone who doesn't know Layla. She's the "daughter of Eruditio," just like a bright star that shines over the streets of Eruditio in the darkness of night. Brave and selfless, she always had a bright and happy smile on her face while toting the gun handed to her by her grandfather, protecting Eruditio in her own way. As a child, Layla would always ask her grandfather about her parents, but his reluctance to tell her and his sad face told her it was something tragic. Because of that, Layla decided to never pain her grandfather anymore, so she stopped pursuing the matter. However, as secrets cannot be hidden forever, the truth of her birth eventually surfaced, and it turns out that her parents have always been watching her from the skies—well, in the literal sense.

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