We just saw Maple interrupt xPeke's recall.

Recalling takes 8 seconds and can be reduced to 7.5 or even 4 seconds if you slay Baron Nashor. However, if a champion recieves damage while attempting to recall they will be stopped and will have to start over. So when you decide to recall, make sure you do so in a safe area!

Maple chose Viktor in game 2. While Viktor is strong at playing safe, he doesn't have the same assassination power as LeBlanc, his pick in Game 1.

Looks like Origen's made a popular choice with Tahm Kench...

Origen (Blue side)

Bans: LeBlanc, Darius, Varus

Picks: Lulu, Rek'Sai, Kalista, Anivia, Tahm Kench

Flash Wolves (Red side)

Bans: Gangplank, Mordekaiser, Twisted Fate

Picks: Jinx, Elise, Malphite, Morgana, Viktor

Origen first pick the highly contested Lulu, a champion adept at keeping her allies alive and healthy.

Flash Wolves pick a similar composition to the first game with strong teamfighters. FW leave their final pick to Maple which allows him to potentially counter xPeke's pick in the mid lane.

Viktor is the final pick from FW which means mid lane will most likely be very quiet for the start of the game while both players farm up. Viktor is a very safe champion who is able to farm minions from a long range which Anivia will do something very similar.

Tell us who you want to win tonight - Origen Vs Flash Wolves

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Richard 'Pulse' Kam
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There is an Inhibitor in each of the three lanes and it lies behind two towers which have to be destroyed before the inhibitor can be damaged. Once the Inhibitor is destroyed that lane will summon "Super minions". While they don't wear a cape, they rock a pretty sweet mechanical suit which doesn't just look awesome but means they deal significantly more damage and take a lot less damage from enemies.

The more inhibitors that go down, the harder it is to come back the defending team has to stay in base to deal with the pesky buffed up minions. The small caveat is that it's easier to farm minions as they flood into the base to collect a little more gold.

Origen have taken the lead in their first game against the Flash Wolves. But can they make it three wins in a row? If not, it'll go to best of five.

Thanks for watching everyone - keep letting us know your thoughts on tonight's battle!

After an insanely back and forth game including a Pentakill, kills at almost every minute and momentum shifts throughout the match, Flash Wolves need to reset their mentality and stay composed heading into Game 2. Best of 5s in League of Legends require an insane amount of mental and physical stamina.

Flash Wolves step out of their base to contest the Dragon and it seemed that they had beaten Origen to the punch however Origen looped back and walked right into FW's base before they could react and from what looked like a strong pedestal to be standing on quickly crumbled beneath them as Origen dismantled their Nexus

The Flash Wolves have to contest the fifth Dragon and fight Origen for it, but at the same time if they leave their base to do so, the minions will end the game.

Origen take a second inhibitor after crushing FW in another fight. However, Origen get a little too cocky with their recalls and Maple punishes Mithy's positioning.

Over to you, Jack Stewart...

Origen decide to yield their fifth Dragon and go straight for Baron Nashor. In the folllowing fight, Origen net two kills and convert their numbers advantage into an inhibitor.

Following in Cloud 9's Balls footsteps, Soaz secures a Pentakill with Darius. When Darius gets into close quarters, imagine a bull in a china shop. Once Darius gets one kill, he's likely to get more with his Ultimate ability, Noxian Guillotine which deals a massive amount of damage and resets on kills which means he can use the ability again with no down time.