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... e not as useful as the first four passive abilities.


Frost Immunity: Garen would be immune to all frost type attacks, including a part of Divine Power’s damage.


Enhanced Breath: Breath which was originally peaked at Level Nine, had been enhanced to Level Thirteen due to the Divinity’s modification.


Elemental Resistance: An increase of 10% resistance towards the four elemental attacks, namely Earth, Water, Wind and Fire type. In addition to Garen’s 10% resistance sin ...

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