== Semi-protected edit request on 9 October 2014 == 

  

 Dominion mode is a normal match played 5v5 on Crystal Scar, a map with a single circular lane that has five neutral turrets arranged in a star pattern. A team wins by reducing the life total of the enemy team's Nexus, which only occurs if the opposing team controls at least three of the five neutral turrets, until it is zero. 
 ARAM (All Random All Mid) mode randomly picks champions that the players are able to play, allowing up to 2 re-rolls if the player is unsatisfied with their pick. Players may also trade with teammates if both parties own the champions to be traded. The mode is played 5 vs. 5 on Howling Abyss, a one-lane map with each team's side having two lane turrets, an inhibitor, two base turrets, and a Nexus. A team wins by destroying the enemy team's Nexus, which can only be attacked if both lane turrets, the inhibitor, and both base turrets are destroyed. 
 One for All mode was the first limited-time game mode that was available during the 2013 Harrowing, and is no longer available. In this game mode, each team was randomly assigned a captain, who then took turns banning three champions each, disallowing both teams from playing those six champions. Players on each team would then select champions at the same time. Each player was only aware of their own team's choices until all picks are finalized, as with blind pick. However, there was no restriction on choosing a champion that has already been picked. Once all players had chosen, each team was assigned the champion that was picked by the most players on that team, and all players had to play as that champion. In the event of a tie, the game randomly selected the champion. One for All could be played 5 vs. 5 on either the Summoner's Rift or Howling Abyss maps. This game mode later returned at the end of May 2014, with a new twist - both teams were assigned the same champion. This version, called One For All: Mirror Mode took place only on the Howling Abyss (ARAM) map. 
 Showdown was the second limited-time game mode, available during the 2013 Snowdown Showdown. Showdown was played either 1 vs. 1 or 2 vs. 2 on the Howling Abyss map. Each team played until one team achieved one of three goals: taking down an enemy turret, reaching 100 team minion kills, or killing the enemy player (or two in 2 vs. 2 matches). 
 Hexakill mode was the third limited time game mode. Taking place on Summoners Rift, each team had six players instead of the typical five. 
 Ultra Rapid Fire mode was introduced on April 1, 2014 as the fourth limited-time game mode. It is a Classic Draft game, except that all champions had their movement speed increased, gained gold quicker, could use abilities without using mana or energy, and had more powerful ranged attacks, among other changes. Several champions are unavailable in this mode.[15][16] 
 Doom Bots of Doom was the fifth limited time game mode, released on July 17, 2014. It took place on Summoner's Rift, where five actual players would play against five AI enemies with extremely modified abilities, making them extremely dangerous. Players win by destroying the enemy nexus, per normal game rules, and lost if their own nexus was destroyed. There were three difficulty modes available, "1 Bomb", the easiest, "2 Bombs", a medium-difficulty mode, and "5 Bombs", an extremely difficult and hardcore version of the mode. 

 Please add the Ascension featured game mode.  Ascension is the sixth featured game mode Riot had released.  It was released on September 10th and was available to play until September 25th, 2014. Ascension takes place on the dominion map and is played with five players on each team.  The objective on the game mode is to get to 200 points before the opposing team does.  You earn points by killing champions and and capturing capture points.  Also there Xerath is in the middle of the map as the Ancient Ascendant.  He is a neutral monster.  If you get the last hit and kill Xearth you become ascended gaining all sorts of buffs.  Killing the ascendant also gives your team points.  This game mode was released along with Riots newest champion Azir along with a couple splash art updates.  While the Ascension game mode was out you could earn special summoner icons for winning one, three, or five games along with the perfect ascension icon which you got for not allowing the other team to get ascended once. 

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