Artio

.Ultimate.

Dream Entanglement

Lv.2: Increases the damage dealt to 250% of Attack
Lv.3: Increases the damage dealt to 275% of Attack
Lv.4: Increases the damage dealt to 300% of Attack

Titania creates a dream in the area immediately around her for 5s, initially dealing damage equal to 225% of her Attack to enemies within range. During this dream, if an enemy Hero in the area reaches 1000 Energy, they Sleep for 3s and have the dream's initial damage dealt again before their Ultimate is released.
[Sleep]: The target is completely inactive. Whenever they are hit, the duration of sleep is reduced by 1s.

.Active.

Claimed Territory

Lv.2: Increases the damage to 195% of Attack
Lv.3 : Increases the damage to 210% of Attack
Lv.4: Increases the damage to 225% of Attack

Artio directs an attack at the area where enemy units are densest, dealing damage equal to 180% of her Attack to hit units and imprisoning them for 2.5s. In bear form, Artio will pounce to the area where enemy units are densest, dealing the same damage but also knocking back hit targets and imprisoning them for 5s.
[Imprison]: Target cannot move nor use auto-attack.

.Active.

Wild Roar

Lv.2: Increases the allied Attack boost to 20%
Lv.3 : Reduces the enemy units’ Attack by 25%
Lv.4: Increases the allied Attack boost to 25%

Artio issues a battle cry, increasing the Attack of allied Heroes by 15% for 7s. In bear form, the battle cry will also reduce the Attack of enemy units by 20% for 7s.

.Passive

Conservation

Lv.2: Increases the amount of missing Health recovered to 5%
Lv.3 : Increases the amount of missing Energy restored to 5%
Lv.4: Increases the amount of missing Health recovered to 6%

When Artio's current Health is higher than 50%, 4% of missing Energy will be restored every second; when her Health is lower than 50%, 4% of missing Health will be restored every second. In bear form, her Health restored is 3x.

Artio

Bears were often used symbolically in early European society, being seen as rulers of the forest. This famous bronze statue is an example of how much Galatians and Romans revered Artio. The figurine was seated at a chair, opposite of a bear, on a rectangular base with inscriptions.