Grock

Role

Tank, Fighter

Lane

Roam

Tier

C Tier

• In small skirmishes,use Grock's 2nd Skill to knock the enemy toward him,then use his 1st Skill to slam them into the wall.
• Use his Ultimate to charge into the wall and knock them airborne again,and finish the job with Basic Attacks.

• 07-11: 46.89%
• 07-12: 46.90%
• 07-13: 46.89%
• 07-14: 46.89%
• 07-15: 46.89%
• 07-16: 46.88%
• 07-17: 46.88%
• 07-18: 46.88%
• 07-19: 46.87%
• 07-20: 46.87%
• 07-21: 46.87%
• 07-22: 46.86%
• 07-23: 46.85%
• 07-24: 46.85%
• 07-25: 46.82%
• 07-26: 46.82%
• 07-27: 46.80%
• 07-28: 46.81%
• 07-29: 46.80%
• 07-30: 46.81%
• 07-31: 46.84%
• 08-01: 46.86%
• 08-02: 46.90%
• 08-03: 46.94%
• 08-04: 46.95%
• 08-05: 46.97%
• 08-06: 46.94%
• 08-07: 46.94%
• 08-08: 46.92%
• 08-09: 46.98%

Grock did not forget those many years when the Ancient Ones came and went through their castle. They held long talks in the night and exchanged silent gazes in the morning mist. Those were their final years of peace.

Grock did not forget his teacher's words: "You must never forget the power of life in this world, just as the trees should never forget the rain." Master Thoth told Grock that whenever it became confused, it should not hurry, but instead remember, for time stands on stone's side. Young Grock did not yet understand why the Ancient Ones' elders would always grasp their weapons in silence towards the night sky. It only knew that the stars above the castle changed with the seasons, and when winter snow bent the pine branches, the scent of rock honey from the kitchen would warm the entire ley line.

Grock did not forget that lightless morning. Master Thoth surveyed the situation and said: "Stay and protect this home until you grow strong." He then turned and left the castle. The sun did not rise for many days after. The land trembled as massive clouds of dust shrouded the sky, only to be torn apart by mighty forces high above. Cracks appeared all across the castle walls, but after many days, all fell silent.

Grock did not forget the peaceful years that followed. It did not witness the two gods being banished from this world during that war, nor did it know that life had once again taken center stage on this land. But it knew that many paths had been trodden through the forest, and chimney smoke would occasionally rise from distant places—it heard many stories about this land from the little birds, but these tales held no trace of its teacher or the other Ancient Ones.

Grock did not forget the burning sunset that shattered the peace. The sturdy outer walls of the castle melted and burst apart. Countless twisted figures wielding obsidian blades charged into the castle shouting warcries, led by a huge monstrosity growling deeply as it searched for Grock. Their aura of fire and chaos frightened Grock, but with the castle in ruins, it had nowhere to hide. As a castle tower came crashing down, Grock instinctively caught it and swung at the invaders. After what seemed like an eternity, the creatures of lava and obsidian finally retreated. Grock watched them until they disappeared into the horizon. When Grock turned back, it saw only ruins. However, it was not aware that those ancient tales of brave defiance already had a new author.

Where should it go? Grock did not forget its teacher's departing words: "Stay and protect this home until you grow strong." But the castle that was once home was gone, leaving only the tower in its hands. Grock had grown strong enough. Perhaps it was time to search for its teacher. With fragments of the castle merged into its body and the tower hoisted upon its shoulder, Grock set out to find Master Thoth.

During its travels across the Land of Dawn, Grock encountered many beings with light in their eyes while the birds nestled in its tower kept Grock company. It carefully preserved all its memories within the stones.

Even though Grock did not fully understand, it did not forget its teacher's saying: "Even when the tales have all been weathered away by time, the stones will not forget."

"For time stands on the stones' side."