Braum

Innate: Braum's basic attacks and Winter's Bite each apply a stack of Concussive Blows to their target for 4 seconds, refreshing on subsequent applications and stacking up to 4 times. Once the first stack has been applied, any allied champion basic attack applies an additional stack to the target on-hit.

The fourth stack against a target consumes them all to deal 26 to 196% magic damage and stun them for changedisplay=true% seconds.

This effect cannot apply to the same target more than once every few seconds. During this immunity period, affected targets takefrom Braum's basic attacks.

Active: Braum propels ice from his shield in the target direction, dealing magic damage to the first enemy hit and slow them by 70% decaying over 2 seconds.

Active: Braum dashes to put himself between the target ally and the closest sight enemy champion within 1500 units, and upon arrival grants himself and the ally bonus armor and bonus magic resistance for 3 seconds.

Stand Behind Me can be self cast to instantly grant Braum the bonus resistances.

Unbreakable can be cast during the dash.

Active: Braum sets his shield in the target direction for a few seconds, creating a barrier that intercepts all incoming hostile projectiles and reduces the damage Braum takes through it. The first instance of damage dealt by a champion from this direction is reduced by 100%. Unbreakable does not affect turret.

While his shield is raised, Braum also gains 10% bonus movement speed and ghosting.

Active: Braum leaps into the air and slams his shield into the ground, creating a fissure from the impact that travels forth in the target direction, dealing magic damage to enemies within its path as well as those around Braum.

The first target hit is airborne for at least 0.6 seconds, increased if they are further away from Braum. All other enemies hit are airborne for 0.6 seconds.

A field of ice is created along the fissure's path, lasting for 4 seconds and slow enemies within the area every 0.25 seconds. The field disappears after the duration ends in the same order and speed it was created with.