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Nightbringer Jarvan IV

Jarvan is the magnetism of chaos made real. Like the eye of a hurricane, his destruction inevitably sweeps up anyone and anything in his path. To him, chaos is the forge from which true gods are made, and only those that survive the war will be worthy to live in the new age of creation that follows.

Price
1350
Release date
2023-04-20
Tier
Epic
Art by
Bo 'chenbowow' Chen
Features
Visual Effects
Sound Effects
Animations
Recall Animation
Chromas
Voice Filter

Chromas

Nightbringer Jarvan IV
Nightbringer Jarvan IV
Nightbringer Jarvan IV
Nightbringer Jarvan IV
Nightbringer Jarvan IV
Nightbringer Jarvan IV
Nightbringer Jarvan IV
Nightbringer Jarvan IV

Borrowed my friend's account last week to try ranked and couldn't believe how clean Nightbringer Jarvan IV feels compared to my usual Warring Kingdoms. After around 35 games with it, I'm seriously considering dropping the 1350 RP myself.

The Q flag toss has this dark trail that's actually easier to track in teamfights, and the E+Q combo feels more responsive somehow. Maybe it's just me, but the animation cancel on his ult seems smoother too. During a baron fight yesterday, I managed to trap their fed Jinx perfectly because the R indicator is way clearer than base skin. She couldn't flash out in time and we turned the whole game around. His W shield pop is probably the biggest difference though. That demonic burst effect makes it super obvious when you've blocked damage, which helps me time trades better in lane.

Compared to other Jarvan IV skins like Dark Star, this one's purely cosmetic but somehow makes everything feel tighter. The recall animation where he plants his standard and gets consumed by darkness is insane, though it takes forever so you'll rarely see the full thing. Sound effects are crispy too, especially that ult slam that makes you feel like you're actually dropping a crater on someone's head.

Is Nightbringer Jarvan IV worth it? For mains who want their combos to feel cleaner without any actual pay-to-win advantage, absolutely. But if you're happy with Warring Kingdoms or Hextech, you're not missing out on anything game-changing. The visual clarity alone makes it worth considering if you play him regularly, and it definitely tilts enemies when you pop off with those dark effects everywhere.