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    Jinx, the Loose Cannon

    “Volatile explosives are a girl’s best friend!”
    • Human (Chemically Altered)

    Zaun

    While most look at Jinx and see only a mad woman wielding an array of dangerous weapons, a few remember her as a relatively innocent girl from Zaun—a tinkerer with big ideas who never quite fit in. No one knows for certain what happened to turn that sweet young child into a wildcard, infamous for her wanton acts of destruction. But once Jinx exploded onto the scene in Piltover, her unique talent for sowing anarchy instantly became the stuff of legend.

    Jinx first gained notoriety through her anonymous “pranks” on the citizens of Piltover… particularly those with connections to the wealthy merchant clans. These pranks ranged from the moderately annoying to the criminally dangerous. She blocked streets on Progress Day, with a stampede of exotic animals freed from Count Mei’s menagerie. She disrupted trade for weeks when she lined the city’s iconic bridges with adorably destructive flame chompers. Once, she even managed to move every street sign in town to new and utterly confusing locations.

    Though this unknown troublemaker’s targets seemed random, and her motivation nothing more than pure chaos, her actions always served to bring the city’s orderly bustle to a screeching halt.

    Naturally, the wardens attributed some of her crimes to chem-punk gangs from the undercity. Having others get credit for her manic schemes didn’t sit well with Jinx, and so she made sure to make her presence known at every future crime scene. Rumors soon circulated of the mysterious, blue-haired Zaunite girl carrying chemtech explosives, a shark-mouthed rocket launcher, and a repeater gun. Still, the authorities dismissed these reports as preposterous. After all, how could a lowly street punk possibly obtain such lethal ordnance?

    Jinx’s bombastic spree seemed endless, with the wardens’ attempts to catch the culprit thwarted at every turn. She began tagging her works of destruction with vivid graffiti, and other taunting messages directed at the city sheriff’s newest ally in the fight against crime, Enforcer Vi.

    Jinx’s reputation grew, leaving the people of Zaun divided as to whether she was a hero for sticking it to the arrogant Pilties, or a dangerous lunatic for escalating existing tensions between their two cities.

    After months of ever-increasing carnage, Jinx unveiled her biggest plan yet. In her trademark electric pink, Jinx daubed the walls of the Ecliptic Vaults—one of Piltover’s most secure treasuries—with a very unflattering caricature of Enforcer Vi, and the details of her own intention to rob the stores within.

    An uneasy sense of anticipation settled on Piltover and Zaun leading up to the promised date of the heist. Many doubted even Jinx would have the guts to show up and risk almost certain capture.

    When the day arrived, Vi, Sheriff Caitlyn, and the wardens prepared a trap for Jinx outside the treasury. But Jinx had already smuggled herself inside by way of an oversized coin crate that had been delivered days before. When Vi heard pandemonium erupt from inside the structure, she knew the wardens had been outclassed once again. She burst into the treasury, and the ensuing confrontation left the Ecliptic Vaults a smoldering ruin, and the merry mischief maker Jinx nowhere to be found.

    Jinx remains at large to this day, and is a constant thorn in Piltover’s side. Her schemes have inspired copycat crimes among the chem-punks, as well as numerous satirical plays lampooning the incompetence of the wardens, and even a smattering of new colloquialisms throughout both cities—though no one has yet had the courage to call Enforcer Vi “Pretty-in-Pink” to her face.

    Jinx’s ultimate endgame, and her obvious obsession with Vi, both remain a mystery, but one thing is certain: her crimes are continuing and growing in sheer audacity.

  2. The Wedding Crasher

    The Wedding Crasher

    Jinx hated petticoats.

    Corsets too, but she grinned at how she’d put the space under and within the stolen dress to good use.

  3. Starfall

    Starfall

    Ariel Lawrence

    If there’s one thing that can distract Jinx, it’s talking about herself.

    “Oh, that’s easy,” Jinx says.

  4. The Slumber Party Summoning

    The Slumber Party Summoning

    Ariel Lawrence

    “How about we skip the usual slumber party stuff and talk serious Star Guardian matters?” I offer.

    “Bor-ing,” Jinx says. She eyes Lulu as she slowly opens and closes the paper fortune teller for Soraka.

  5. Trundle

    Trundle

    It made his brain want to squirm around inside his skull.

    The Ice Witch told him he was special—something called “Iceborn”, which meant he should stay there with her.

  6. Hero of the Frost Moon

    Hero of the Frost Moon

    Matt Dunn

    But his refrain catches on, as Lissandra winds through the forest of midnight ice.

    Kill the Ice Witch,” becomes a rousing chorus, with voices from across the world, all suspended in stasis, reliving the moment they killed said Ice Witch.

  7. Senna

    Senna

    She was dead, but also alive, thanks to her curse, wielding a relic-stone cannon that could channel darkness along with light, forged from the weapons of fallen Sentinels.
  8. The Twilight Star

    The Twilight Star

    Ariel Lawrence

    “But it’s not dark yet,” Jinx says. “The other stars aren’t out yet.”

    “Doesn’t matter.”

  9. Destiny and Fate

    Destiny and Fate

    Anthony Reynolds

    “Why you gotta be so damn heavy?” he groans.

    “Why you gotta be so damn scrawny?” I throw back.

  10. Down Among The Dead Men

    Down Among The Dead Men

    “That a Piltover hex-carbine?” she asked, ignoring his question.

    “Answer me, damn you!

  11. Stone Cold

    Stone Cold

    David Slagle

    A little girl, a pebble beside them.

    It’s a curse. A real one.

    “Willump,” I say. “We gotta do something!”

  12. Where the Drakalops Roam

    Where the Drakalops Roam

    Yeah, real funny, right? Ha ha ha! I’m damn tired of yer heretical pontifications. I should leave ya here to die.
  13. The Princeling’s Lament

    The Princeling’s Lament


    No reprieve was this, but torment afresh,
    The Warden of Chains drawn by his scent.
    Dancing to the Deathsinger’s lament.
  14. The Dream Thief

    The Dream Thief

    Matt Dunn

    “Reathe, I see you.”

    The Ice Witch has never failed to make a dramatic entrance into Reathe’s dreams.

  15. A Death Knot

    A Death Knot

    Odin Austin Shafer

    She wondered how many times she had taken a death oath. A dozen? More than any warrior known. Eventually she would fall or fail.
  16. Bombs: A Tribute

    Bombs: A Tribute

    Abigail Harvey

    Well, maybe I’ll just leave them to get exploded, after all! Jinx sure would.

    Ohhhhhh, right. Jinx is a psychopath.

    Ah!

  17. Tomb of the Troll Boy

    Tomb of the Troll Boy

    The villagers told him of the troll boy and the curse. Braum smiled and nodded. He turned to the vault and faced the door.
  18. Camille

    Camille

    She took on further refinements, including bladed legs, grapple-spindled hips, and other, minor hex-augmentations, leading some to wonder how much of the woman was left.
  19. A Sword Without a Sheath

    A Sword Without a Sheath

    Joe Lansford

    At first light tomorrow, I will set out to capture a sword without a sheath: my brother Yasuo.

  20. Blood in the Water

    Blood in the Water

    Blood bubbled from the warrior’s tattooed lips as he mouthed an unheard curse.

    Gangplank pulled his blade free with a sneer and shoved the dying man to the deck.

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