All About Cho'Gath
Champion Overview
Cho'Gath, the Terror of the Void, is a powerful mage/specialist/tank champion in League of Legends who is mostly played in toplane of Summoner's Rift. First released on 2009-06-26 during Patch June 26, 2009 Patch, Cho'Gath has become known for their melee playstyle and magical damage output.
With 10 unique skins available, Cho'Gath offers plenty of customization options for players who enjoy this champion. Cho'Gath has a good amount of skins, including some really nice reimaginings of the character.
As a champion who uses Mana as their resource, Cho'Gath brings a unique set of abilities to League of Legends that makes them a great champ for any team comp.
Champion Stats
BE Cost: 675 BE
RP Cost: 585 RP
Role: Mage, Specialist, Tank
Damage: Magical
Attack: Melee
Resource: Mana
Champion ID: 31
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Gameplay Style
Cho'Gath is primarily played as a mage/specialist/tank, leveraging their melee combat style to dominate in the toplane. Since their release in Patch June 26, 2009 Patch, players have come up with a bunch of different strategies and builds to maximize Cho'Gath's potential.
As a magical-focused champion who uses Mana to cast their abilities, Cho'Gath requires players to carefully manage their resources while positioning effectively to deal maximum damage. The champion's design makes them particularly effective against opponents by absorbing damage and disrupting enemy formations with CC.
Cho'Gath's Story
From the moment Cho'Gath first emerged into the harsh light of Runeterra's sun, the beast was driven by the most pure and insatiable hunger. A perfect expression of the Void's desire to consume all life, Cho'Gath's complex biology quickly converts matter into new bodily growth—increasing its muscle mass and density, or hardening its outer carapace like organic diamond. When growing larger does not suit the Void-spawn's needs, it vomits out the excess material as razor-sharp spines, leaving prey skewered and ready to feast upon later.