Champions from Targon
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10 champions list Targon as a home region in Champlab's data, which makes it the 12th largest of 16 regions. 8 are tied to Targon alone; the other 2 also carry a second region, most often Demacia (Kayle and Morgana).
The earliest Targon champions date from 2009 (4 of them were part of the 2009 launch roster), and the most recent addition is Aphelios in 2019. The median release year is 2011, against 2011 for the whole roster, so it tracks the roster's overall age closely; 1 arrived in 2019 or later.
By role, Targon leans Mid (6 of 10, or 60% versus 32% across all champions). 5 are Human (50% against 53% roster-wide), and the most common non-human species is Aspect (6). 50% list melee range, compared with 55% overall. Every one of them runs on Mana.
In Champlab a region cell goes yellow when your guess shares at least one region with the answer but the lists aren't identical. Kayle (Demacia, Targon) is the most efficient Targon probe, because one guess tests 2 regions at once. The best first guess among Targon champions is Diana, ranked 7th of 173 on the strategy page, leaving 2.4 candidates on average — one of the strongest first guesses in the whole game.
All 10 Targon champions
| Champion | Role | Region | Species | Resource | Range | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bottom | Targon | Human | Mana | Ranged | 2019 | |
| Mid | Targon | Celestial Dragon | Mana | Ranged | 2016 | |
| Jungle, Mid | Targon | Human | Mana | Melee | 2012 | |
| Top, Mid | Demacia, Targon | Aspect | Mana | Melee, Ranged | 2009 | |
| Support | Targon | Human, Aspect | Mana | Melee | 2011 | |
| Support, Mid | Demacia, Targon | Aspect | Mana | Ranged | 2009 | |
| Top, Mid, Support | Targon | Human, Aspect | Mana | Melee | 2010 | |
| Support | Targon | Celestial | Mana | Ranged | 2009 | |
| Support | Targon | Human, Aspect | Mana | Melee | 2009 | |
| Mid | Targon | Aspect | Mana | Ranged | 2017 |
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