Summary of 1001+ terms in Lien Quan Mobile

Similar to other games, Lien Quan Mobile also has many different terms used by veteran gamers to help communicate faster and more effectively.

If you are a new player, you may have difficulty communicating with other players without fully understanding these terms. So this article will help you better understand the terms in Lien Quan.

Terminology about positions in Lien Quan Mobile

First are the terms about positions in Lien Quan. Understanding these terms will help you become more proficient in choosing champions and understanding the path you need to move in the match.

AD (Attack Damage): This is a term referring to generals who are capable of dealing damage with hand attacks and physical damage. This position is usually the gunner general with the ability to deal key damage in the team.

AP (Ability Power): This is a phrase referring to generals that deal magic damage, also known as Mage generals. Usually these champions will play mid lane.

JG (Jungle) or Forest: Refers to the jungle position. Players in this position often prioritize choosing generals with high mobility such as Nakroth, Trieu Van, Zuka… In addition, when going to the jungle, players need to choose the additional spell Punishment to optimize the amount of gold and experience as well as reduce the time to kill monsters.

SP (Support): A general capable of supporting and protecting the whole team during combat. Especially responsible for protecting the team’s main general, AD.

Tank: A term that refers to champions with a large amount of health, often chosen to support AD or go Caesar. These generals will have the ability to withstand, take damage as well as initiate combat extremely well.

Carry or Carry team: Is a phrase used to refer to a player who plays a pivotal role in the team. Good carry players are those who are able to maintain a reasonable position in combat, needing to be protected at all times to be able to last a long time in combat and dish out huge amounts of damage.

Semi: Only champions who can go multiple paths with an unfixed build path, can be flexible according to each situation and enemy champion formation.

Terminology about areas in the game Lien Quan

Bots: As the bottom lane, the area dominated by Dragons.

Caesar: Is one of the two big goals of the match. Once Caesar is defeated, the entire team will receive certain advantages. Normally, Caesar lane will only have one player in charge.

Mid: Mid lane area in the match. This is also the shortest path to the opponent’s main house. This path is often dominated by Wizard generals.

Dragon: Is the remaining big goal of the match. Destroying the Dragon will also bring advantages such as gold and experience to the entire team. Dragon Lane will have two players, usually 1 gunner and 1 assistant.

Top: Also known as the top lane, the area dominated by Caesar.

Tactical terminology in Lien Quan Mobile

Backdoor: This term refers to one or more players not participating in combat, focusing only on destroying building pillars. In the history of Lien Quan Mobile, many teams have applied reasonable tactics and used backdoors to win.

Combat: It is understood as a fight between players of two teams. In Lien Quan, there are two forms of combat: small combat – usually occurs in the early stages of the game, between a few players, and total combat is when all players of both teams participate, often occurring in the middle or end of the match.

Covers: A phrase often used to remind teammates to protect low-health champions such as the team’s Gunner and Wizard.

Farm: The term refers to the player increasing the amount of gold and experience through soldiers and monsters.

push: Refers to pushing soldiers up, aiming to destroy the enemy team’s tower.

Gank: This term refers to a player moving out to support a teammate by attacking the opponent in that lane. The main purpose of ganking is to find kill points, or at least cause health damage to the opponent to force them to retreat, thereby gaining advantages.

Check dust: is to check the bushes around the area, helping you gain vision as well as predict the enemy’s location.

Sight: Champion’s visibility on the map.

Def soldier: This usually means clearing soldiers, avoiding the situation where the soldiers get too high and lose their towers.

One champion: Talk about I only play one champion or I will kill and kill only you. This is a term often used when choosing a champion. If your team chats with this term along with a champion’s name, it means he wants to play that champion.

Late games: At the end of the match, this stage is quite tense because both teams have prepared the necessary equipment for themselves.

Combos: is a series of combination moves. This is how to use skills in sequence to optimize the amount of damage caused.

Freeze soldiers: is to keep the minion position unchanged, the opponent cannot farm and push the tower high.

Counter: counter, players will often use this word when they want to pick a champion to counter the enemy team.

All: refers to all team members walking together, preparing for a teamfight or pushing towers.

Terminology about some situations in the game Lien Quan

AFK (Away from Keyboard): AFK stands for “Away from Keyboard”, indicating that one or more players have hung up or left the match, no longer controlling their character in the match.

Feed: Refers to a player who has a high kill rate while not killing or providing any support to the team.

KS (Kill Stealing): This term refers to stealing the lives and monsters of others.

Double Kill: Kill 2 generals in a row.

Triple Kill: Kill 3 generals in a row.

Quad Kill: Kill 4 generals in a row.

Mega Kill: Kill 5 generals in a row.

Clean: When all enemy champions are defeated.

End: Finish off an enemy that has continuously defeated 3 or more of our generals.

Outplay: Reversal from defeat to victory in combat

Last hit: This means that the final attack is used to defeat minions, monsters or enemies.

Paper blood: A word that refers to a general with low health such as a Gunner, Mage or Assassin. Usually these generals are the target of the enemy team because they are easy to defeat, especially when caught alone.

Buffalo blood: In contrast to paper blood, buffalo blood refers to champions who are able to withstand a large amount of damage. Generals of the buffalo blood type are Tank, Fighter, and Support generals.

Full Tank: is when the player has all their defensive equipment on, causing very little damage but being very difficult to defeat.

Full Dame: In case the player equips all damage equipment, it deals high damage but has low health and is easy to defeat.

Intrinsic: In Lien Quan Mobile, each general will have a different passive, the passive is another ability of the general that is not included in the moves.

Mana: understood as energy, is the blue bar below the health bar. When using a move, we will spend a certain amount of mana. Some champions are not too important about mana, but there are also champions that require mana to perform moves.

Green: This term is used to refer to champions who have a superior number of kills, money and experience compared to other players. Being green will be extremely important for the team’s main champions.

Ping: In-game notification signal between teammates. Paying attention to these signals will help you avoid unexpected attacks or guess the enemy’s location.

Dirty Buffs: is the case of players breaking the game, fighting for lanes, going afk or it can also refer to unskilled players who rely on hacking software to give themselves an advantage.

Terminology for some moves in Lien Quan

Slow: Unlike the ability to stun like Stun, Slow only causes the effect of reducing the movement speed of enemy champions. Players can see this ability in champions like Arum, Dieu Thuyen, Violet…

Snowball: The literal meaning of this word is rolling a snowball, but in Lien Quan, it refers to an overwhelming position, overwhelming the opponent in one lane or on all fronts. The greater the advantage, the bigger the “snowball”.

Stun: Stun the opponent. Champions with moves that cause Stun include Alice, Ilumia, Valhein…

CC (Crowd Control): This is the term used to refer to moves that control, bind, stun, and slow a champion’s opponent.

Ulti (Ultimate): This is the champion’s final move. This move is often capable of causing high amounts of damage, plays an important role in team fights, and used properly can change the outcome of the match.

Prize: Is an additional spell for the player in the assistant position, which has the effect of removing all control effects such as stun and slow for surrounding players or for the assistant himself.

Some other terms in Lien Quan game

KK: is an acronym for King Kong, referring to a big goal. Currently, KK has been replaced by Evil God Caesar, but many players are still familiar with this name.

Vip Coalition: This is the word that refers to players who have spent money to load military emblems into the game of Lien Lien to buy VIP in the game.

Nor or Normal: This is the word that refers to the normal game mode in alliance.

DMG (Damage): Is the damage that the player can cause to monsters and enemy champions.

Def (Defense): Defense, something you need to pay attention to when the opponent has an advantage in soldiers and turrets.

GG: The full name is Good Game implies praising a good match, showing respect for the opponent. However, while playing Lien Quan, many people misuse this term and use it to attack their opponents. They think that GG implies surrender and defeat in the game.

KDA (Kill/Death/Assist): This is the number of kills, deaths and assists of each player in each match. This index is also used to reflect whether a player performed well in a match or not, and contributed more or less.

Noob: refers to the unskilled player who plays the worst in the team.

Above are the most common terms in Lien Quan Mobile. In case you see other terms that have not been mentioned in the article, you can leave a comment below this article. Quantrimang will soon update additional information so you can more easily communicate with teammates.