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Which version of Janna do you prefer: the LoL version or the Wild Rift version?

Her abilities are the same, but they differ in several respects.

LoL's Janna has two passives: 1. She increases the movement speed of allies moving toward her. 2. She adds magic damage to her basic attacks and empowers her W based on her movement speed; 30% of her bonus movement speed is converted into damage.

Her Q is a tornado that you can reactivate manually or that launches automatically after charging for 3 seconds. Depending on the charge time, it deals more damage, has greater range, and the duration of the crowd control effect (knock-up) increases from 0.5 to 1.25 seconds.

Her W has both an active and a passive component. The passive grants bonus movement speed and the ability to move through units (*Ghosting*); the movement speed also scales with Ability Power (AP). The active deals damage and applies a 2-second slow—which can reach up to 99% intensity thanks to AP scaling—while the damage scales with both AP and movement speed.

Her E has both a passive and an active component. Passive: Hitting enemies with crowd control effects using her Q or W refunds 20% of the shield's cooldown. Active: She protects the target with a shield and grants them bonus Attack Damage (AD) for 4 or 5 seconds; the shield strength and bonus AD are higher.

Her ultimate ability knocks back all enemies and heals allies for 3 seconds; she cannot move while channeling it.

Janna in Wild Rift: Her passive increases allies' movement speed when they are near her.

Her Q (first ability) consists of two fast-moving tornadoes launched in two activations; it cannot be reactivated, and it knocks enemies into the air for 0.5 seconds.

Her W deals damage to enemies or grants movement speed to allies; it can affect up to three targets (allies or enemies) and reveals enemies hidden in brush. Additionally, using this ability grants Janna bonus movement speed for 2 seconds.

Her E creates a shield for turrets, herself, and the ally with the lowest health, while also granting attack damage.

Her ultimate ability knocks back enemies and heals allies; furthermore, it no longer requires channeling, allowing her to move.

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Which version of Janna do you prefer: the LoL version or the Wild Rift version?

Her abilities are the same, but they differ in several respects.

LoL's Janna has two passives: 1st: Her passive increases the movement speed of allies moving toward her. 2nd: It adds magic damage to her basic attacks and empowers her W based on her movement speed; 30% of her bonus movement speed is converted into damage.

Her Q is a single tornado that you can reactivate manually or that launches automatically after charging for 3 seconds. Depending on the charge time, it deals more damage, has greater range, and the duration of the crowd control effect (knock-up) increases from 0.5 to 1.25 seconds.

Her W has both an active and a passive component. The passive grants bonus movement speed and the ability to move through units (*Ghosting*); the movement speed also scales with Ability Power (AP). The active deals damage and applies a 2-second slow—which can reach up to 99% intensity thanks to AP scaling—while the damage scales with both AP and movement speed.

Her E has a passive and an active component. Passive: Hitting enemies with crowd control effects using her Q or W refunds 20% of the shield's cooldown. Active: Protects the target with a shield and grants them bonus Attack Damage (AD) for 4 or 5 seconds; the shield strength and bonus AD values ​​are higher.

Her ultimate ability knocks back all enemies and heals allies for 3 seconds; she cannot move while channeling it.

Janna in Wild Rift: Her passive increases the movement speed of allies when they are near her.

Her Q (first ability) consists of two tornadoes launched across two activations that travel quickly; it cannot be reactivated, and it knocks enemies into the air for 0.5 seconds.

Her W deals damage to enemies or grants movement speed to allies; it can affect up to three targets—whether allies or enemies—and reveals enemies hidden in brush. Additionally, casting this ability grants Janna bonus movement speed for 2 seconds.

Her E ability shields turrets, herself, and the ally with the lowest health, while also granting attack damage.

Her ultimate ability knocks back enemies and heals allies; furthermore, it no longer requires channeling, allowing her to move.

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Which version do you prefer: Sona in LoL or in Wild Rift?

They are practically the same, but there are differences.

Her passive on PC has three effects: amplified damage, damage reduction (lasting 3 seconds and scaling with Ability Power), and a movement speed slow (lasting 2 seconds and scaling with Ability Power). Additionally, effectively using her abilities grants Ability Haste for both her basic abilities and her ultimate.

The passive in Wild Rift consists of a 0.5-second stun; it also grants progressive Ability Haste that affects only her own abilities.

The abilities themselves are the same; however, the only difference lies in the duration of the aura effects from her W and E abilities: on PC, the shields last 1.5 seconds, whereas in Wild Rift they last 3 seconds.

On PC, the movement speed boost exclusive to Sona lasts 7 seconds (reducing to 3 seconds if she takes damage) and lasts 3 seconds for her allies; in Wild Rift, the movement speed boost for everyone lasts 5 seconds.

The ultimate abilities also differ. On PC, it is essentially a straight line—fast and instantaneous—that stuns for 1.5 seconds; because it is fast, it stops enemies quickly and even allows for fight initiation by combining Flash + R.

In Wild Rift, it is circular and travels slowly toward the target location (though it doesn't necessarily have to travel to control the zone; we can control an area quickly because the ability is controllable: we can cast it at our feet or at any desired distance). Furthermore, since it lasts 3.75 seconds, it can remain on the ground to control enemy positioning, stunning them for 1 second and slowing them down. Its passive effect boosts auras by 20% for 20 seconds.

Visually, the passive's signature colors—blue, green, and purple—are retained on PC, whereas in Wild Rift it is exclusively gold; the ultimate ability also features more effects in Wild Rift.