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Blood Lord Vladimir

Former leader of a Bloodstone cult, Vladimir took part in a ritual that sacrificed his humanity—along with the blood of several victims—to transform the once foppish noble into a terror of the night. To satiate his sanguine cravings, he stalks the urban labyrinth in search of hapless prey.

Price
1820
Release date
2011-11-21
Tier
Legendary
Available in Loot
Art by
Kienan 'Knockwurst' Lafferty
Features
Visual Effects
Sound Effects
Animations
Recall Animation
Chromas
Voice Filter

Blood Lord Vladimir might be the most intimidating skin in his entire collection, and after 120 games with it, I can confidently say it changes how enemies react to you in lane. The psychological factor alone makes this worth considering for any serious Vlad player.

The Q animation feels significantly cleaner than base or even Soulstealer, with a more distinct blood trail that makes last hitting under tower less of a guessing game. His E charge up has this deep crimson glow that's actually easier to track in teamfights compared to other Vladimir skins, which sounds minor but makes a huge difference when you're trying to maximize damage. But the real game changer is his ult indicator. That blood ritual circle is probably the clearest visual in his entire skin lineup, and I've noticed enemies respect it way more than when I'm running Academy or Marquis. During a baron fight yesterday, their ADC literally flashed out of my ult immediately because the visual is that threatening, something that rarely happens with his other skins.

The W pool animation has better visibility too, especially on river terrain where base Vlad sometimes blends in. His recall with the blood throne forming is pure eye candy, though you'll rarely see it fully since you're usually backing under pressure. At 1820 RP it's definitely on the expensive side, but the visual clarity improvements make it more than just cosmetic. Is Blood Lord Vladimir worth it? For mains who play him regularly, absolutely. The intimidation factor combined with cleaner animations gives you subtle advantages that add up over time. Casual Vlad players might want to stick with Dark Waters or wait for a sale though.