Two named "Unique" item effects [duplicate]
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I know that in League of Legends, if I try to have two items which are both unique with the same effect, that only the earlier purchased item's effect applies. (http://leagueoflegends.wikia.com/wiki/Unique)
My question is in regards to stacking named Unique items with different effects.
Titanic Hydra and Ravenous Hydra both have "UNIQUE - Cleave" effects but each Cleave effect does something different.
Does this mean that both Hydra's effect will be applied or will the same rule of which came first apply?
Best Answer
This might also clarify a bit more about the unique effect.
unique :
Will only work for the first item, if you buy two of the same items
unique - [name] :
Will only work for the first item you bought with that same unique name (even if skill do different things)
unique aura :
You can only get an aura bonus one, even if you are near to allies with the same aura giving item.
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