Because you are immune to damage with Charybdis' Whirlpool Form, you can play much more aggressively and then quickly hide in the whirlpool to avoid incoming damage. In teamfights, wait for ...

Charybdis was a maiden-turned-giant whirlpool in “The Odyssey” who sucked ships down to their deaths. Sounds tragically unscientific, but this ancient Greek epic got one thing right – how ...

"Like a cauldron on a great fire she would seethe up through all her troubled deeps and overhead the spray fell on the tops of the cliffs," said Homer of the mighty Charybdis. Ever since that ...

Charybdis, the daughter of the sea god Pontus and the earth goddess Gaia, was a deadly whirlpool. Three times a day, Charybdis would pull in and push out water with such force that ships would be ...

Homer’s Odysseus had a choice between either navigating close to Scylla, a six-headed monster of a rock, or close to Charybdis, a dangerous whirlpool, when taking the passage through the ...