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The Adventurer
Roxie
Tank
Wins
51.1 %
Appearance
0.2 %
KDA
8.4
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| HP | 3465 | + 319.2 |
| Attack | 170 | + 14.8 |
| Defense | 99 | + 21.6 |
| Resistance | 50 | + 8.5 |
Hero tips
Attack marked enemies with Wild Fire as much as possible to deal damage and recover HP at the same time.
passive
Fire Spirit
Every 50 maximum HP grants Roxie 1 ability power. On every 3rd normal attack that hits an enemy, her mana is restored by 8% and Agnie puts a mark on the target that lasts for 5 seconds.
skill 1
Wild Fire
Mana cost: 18
Roxie's boots are infused with the power of fire while consuming 8 mana (+2 every level; tap again to cancel) every 0.5 seconds, and a fire spawns at her current location until she runs out of mana. The fire lasts 2.5 seconds and deals 20 (+0) magic damage every 0.5 seconds to targets nearby (stacks up to 3 times). If an enemy is marked by Agnie, Roxie's health is restored by 1% of HP she lost (2% if the target is an enemy hero), but this effect does not stack. Wild Fire's damage and healing effects are doubled within the first 2.5 seconds of using this ability.
skill 2
Blazing Shield
Mana cost: 0
Roxie gains 20% movement speed and a flame shield that absorbs 150 (+207) damage and lasts for 3 seconds.
The movement speed of enemies that come into contact with Roxie while her shield is active is reduced by 50% for 1.5 seconds.
skill 3
Agnie's Grasp
Mana cost: 100
Agnie reaches out, pulls the first target it touches towards itself for 1.5-2.5 seconds (the closer the target is, the longer the duration is), marking the target and dragging it along as Roxie moves. The cooldowns for Wild Fire and Blazing Shield are immediately reset if it hits an enemy hero. Dragging is ineffective against enemies that are immune to control effects.
While being dragged, the target ignores obstacles and is immune to other control effects. The target also takes 40 (+4% of target's current HP) magic damage every 0.5 seconds.
Punish
summoner 1
Deals 800 true damage to nearby minions and monsters and stuns them for 1 second.
Execute
summoner 2
Instantly attacks a nearby enemy hero and deals damage equal to 16% of the HP the enemy hero has lost as true damage.
Hero Story
Roxie and Agnie were a happy-go-lucky pair of adventure seekers.
Roxie came from a long line of historically-renowned explorers—some of them were, in fact, the ones who dug up the mineral veins that brought riches and prosperity to Mildar. The happy (and definitely a bit insane) family would have been able to just settle down and enjoy a peaceful life of affluence, yet the desire for adventure that ran in their veins would not allow them to do so. Instead, they paid their most trusted friends a generous amount, enough to raise a newborn all the way to adulthood, and entrusted them their offspring so that they could continue seeking out grand new worlds without needing to lug around a whining child.
That was how Roxie's grandfather grew up. It was how her father grew up. Roxie herself, too, was no different. The only childhood memories she had of her parents were letters that came every few months—as long as the intrepid couple hadn't managed to trap themselves in some mysterious crypt or gotten too immersed in exotic locations to remember to write to their only child.
Roxie envied the lifestyle of her parents to no end. She remembered little about either of them, but their letters spoke of happiness and romance, and Roxie, being young and full of imagination, was completely sold. The day will come when I set off on an adventure of my own and meet my Prince Charming, she would always say. Her days were well-spent in detailed daydreams of her future travels, where she would journey to the end of the world and unearth exciting relics and mystic treasures alongside some dashing gentleman.
Unfortunately, Roxie did not find her Prince Charming—life throws curveballs like that. Instead, she found her travel companion in a mischievous and infinitely annoying fire spirit named Agnie.
A gift from Roxie's parents to celebrate her coming of age, Agnie was energetic and loved pranks of all kinds. With it came a treasure map Roxie's parents had lovingly drafted, marking countless explored and unexplored treasure locations. On the birthday card were the words: Go on, search for everything you could ever want. We look forward to meeting you somewhere along the way! Love, Mom and Dad.
This was clearly her cue to set off on her first adventure! Roxie could hardly wait. She had her backpack and her mining pick. She was ready for Roxie's Grand Adventure.
What about me? You should call it 'Agnie and Roxie's Grand Adventure', the fire spirit complained, poking its head out of the backpack.
Who cares about you? I don't even need you.
Bet you won't be able to even read the map without me, dummy!
Roxie couldn't really argue with that. Agnie was right, for Roxie, despite her aspirations to become the greatest explorer to have ever been born, was hopeless with directions. She could barely tell which side of the map was up. That was the true reason her parents had gifted Agnie to her—she would probably spend days walking in circles otherwise.
After bidding farewell to the kind, old man Moren, the optimistic Max and the well-meaning, little spitfire Wisp, Roxie was finally on her way. Agnie was a pain in the neck, but at least it was good company.
But where, oh where is my Prince Charming?
Roxie came from a long line of historically-renowned explorers—some of them were, in fact, the ones who dug up the mineral veins that brought riches and prosperity to Mildar. The happy (and definitely a bit insane) family would have been able to just settle down and enjoy a peaceful life of affluence, yet the desire for adventure that ran in their veins would not allow them to do so. Instead, they paid their most trusted friends a generous amount, enough to raise a newborn all the way to adulthood, and entrusted them their offspring so that they could continue seeking out grand new worlds without needing to lug around a whining child.
That was how Roxie's grandfather grew up. It was how her father grew up. Roxie herself, too, was no different. The only childhood memories she had of her parents were letters that came every few months—as long as the intrepid couple hadn't managed to trap themselves in some mysterious crypt or gotten too immersed in exotic locations to remember to write to their only child.
Roxie envied the lifestyle of her parents to no end. She remembered little about either of them, but their letters spoke of happiness and romance, and Roxie, being young and full of imagination, was completely sold. The day will come when I set off on an adventure of my own and meet my Prince Charming, she would always say. Her days were well-spent in detailed daydreams of her future travels, where she would journey to the end of the world and unearth exciting relics and mystic treasures alongside some dashing gentleman.
Unfortunately, Roxie did not find her Prince Charming—life throws curveballs like that. Instead, she found her travel companion in a mischievous and infinitely annoying fire spirit named Agnie.
A gift from Roxie's parents to celebrate her coming of age, Agnie was energetic and loved pranks of all kinds. With it came a treasure map Roxie's parents had lovingly drafted, marking countless explored and unexplored treasure locations. On the birthday card were the words: Go on, search for everything you could ever want. We look forward to meeting you somewhere along the way! Love, Mom and Dad.
This was clearly her cue to set off on her first adventure! Roxie could hardly wait. She had her backpack and her mining pick. She was ready for Roxie's Grand Adventure.
What about me? You should call it 'Agnie and Roxie's Grand Adventure', the fire spirit complained, poking its head out of the backpack.
Who cares about you? I don't even need you.
Bet you won't be able to even read the map without me, dummy!
Roxie couldn't really argue with that. Agnie was right, for Roxie, despite her aspirations to become the greatest explorer to have ever been born, was hopeless with directions. She could barely tell which side of the map was up. That was the true reason her parents had gifted Agnie to her—she would probably spend days walking in circles otherwise.
After bidding farewell to the kind, old man Moren, the optimistic Max and the well-meaning, little spitfire Wisp, Roxie was finally on her way. Agnie was a pain in the neck, but at least it was good company.
But where, oh where is my Prince Charming?