Necrosisban

Necrosisban is a term used in the context of *League of Legends*, a popular multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) game developed by Riot Games. The term refers to a specific in-game event that occurs when a player's champion is killed by a minion, jungle creature, or neutral monster, rather than by another player or a structure. Unlike traditional deaths, which reset the player's abilities and items, a necrosisban death grants the player a unique buff upon returning to the game.

The necrosisban mechanic was introduced as part of the *Nexus Herald* and *Nexus Queen* skins for the champion *Nexus* in 2015. When a player dies to a non-combatant entity, they receive a temporary buff that enhances their abilities, such as increased attack speed, magic damage, or other stat boosts. This mechanic was later expanded to other champions and skins, becoming a recurring feature in *League of Legends* lore and gameplay.

The term "necrosisban" itself is a blend of "necrosis," meaning tissue death, and "ban," referencing the game's ban system. It reflects the idea that the player's champion has effectively "died" in a way that is not considered a traditional loss, yet still grants a unique advantage. The mechanic has been used in various skins and events, including limited-time skins like *Nexus Herald* and *Nexus Queen*, as well as in promotional content.

While necrosisban is primarily a cosmetic and gameplay feature, it has also been referenced in *League of Legends*' broader lore, particularly in the context of the game's fictional universe. The term is not officially documented in Riot Games' lore resources but has gained recognition among players and content creators due to its association with specific skins and mechanics. Its usage remains informal and is not tied to any major in-game systems beyond the skins that utilize it.