Elvis (Specialist)

—Elvis

Elvis is a specialist hero who provides powerful aura buffs to allies and debuffs to enemies, making him a valuable asset in team fights and skirmishes. With his captivating passive and versatile abilities, Elvis ensures his team stays ahead in the battle of the bands.

## Abilities

**Swivelin' Hips** **(Passive)** Grants the chance for Elvis to swiftly dodge incoming attacks with his legendary hip swivels, granting him brief invulnerability and a short burst of increased movement speed. Additionally, if Elvis manages to dodge an enemy's attack using Swivelin' Hips, the enemy's cooldowns are increased.

* **Heartbreak Hotel (Self Active)** Elvis unleashes a powerful shockwave with his iconic guitar, dealing damage to enemies in a cone-shaped area in front of him. Enemies hit by Rock and Roll Rumble are also briefly stunned by the sheer force of his performance and applying a debuff that reduces their attack speed for a short duration.
* **Burning Love (Target Unit)** Elvis targets an allied hero, granting them an empowering buff for a short duration. The buff grants bonus attack damage, ability power, and a small portion of health and mana regeneration based on the damage dealt by the affected ally.
* **Hound Dog (Area Target)** Elvis summons a pack of Hound Dogs at a target location, which chase down and latch onto nearby enemy heroes. Latched Hound Dogs deal damage over time and reduce the enemy's armor and magic resistance for the duration of the effect. Each enemy can only be affected by a single Hound Dog.
* **Jailhouse Rock (Ultimate, Area Target)** Elvis channels the raw energy of his legendary performances, summoning a massive, ethereal jail cell that traps enemies within its walls for a short duration. Enemies caught within the Jailhouse Rock take continuous damage over time and have their abilities silenced. Allies within the Jailhouse Rock receive a moderate boost to their attack power and are immune to crowd control effects.

## Backstory

Elvis Aaron Presley, born on January 8, 1935, in Tupelo, Mississippi, was more than just the King of Rock and Roll. Little did the world know that he would lead a double life as an international secret agent for the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).

His rise to fame was meteoric, and as he climbed the charts with hit singles like "Heartbreak Hotel" and "Hound Dog," Elvis was busy performing for millions of adoring fans. However, during his service in the U.S. Army from 1958 to 1960, Elvis' extraordinary talents and sharp mind caught the attention of high-ranking CIA officials. They saw in him an ideal candidate for a covert operative who could infiltrate the highest circles of foreign governments and collect valuable intelligence.

When Elvis was discharged from the Army, he was approached by the CIA and offered the opportunity to serve his country in a different capacity. The prospect of living a life of intrigue and excitement was too tempting for the young star to resist, and he accepted the offer. Thus began his secret career as a CIA spy, operating under the code name "Blue Suede."

Elvis' celebrity status allowed him to travel the world without arousing suspicion. His tours and movie shoots provided perfect cover for his clandestine activities. As he charmed audiences with his sultry voice and hip-shaking performances, Elvis was also gathering intel and forging connections with powerful people in politics and entertainment.

One of his most daring missions involved infiltrating the Soviet Union under the guise of a goodwill tour. Elvis performed for the Kremlin elite, wooing them with his magnetic charisma and winning their trust. Behind the scenes, he gathered critical information about Soviet missile technology, which proved invaluable to the U.S. government.

Elvis' double life was not without its challenges. The constant demands of his public persona and the pressure of his secret work took a toll on his physical and mental health. He struggled with substance abuse, and his relationships with family and friends were strained. However, his dedication to his country never wavered.

As the years passed, Elvis continued to lead his dual existence. He scored countless successes both on stage and in the field, thwarting international threats and bringing criminals to justice. Yet, the world remained unaware of his secret life as a CIA agent, and his true contributions to the safety and security of the United States were known only to a select few.

Elvis Presley passed away on August 16, 1977, leaving behind a legacy of music and entertainment that would forever immortalize him as the King of Rock and Roll. Yet, his secret life as a CIA spy remained a mystery for decades. Now, as the truth comes to light, the world can finally recognize Elvis as the King of Spies, a man who risked it all for the love of his country, rock and roll, and adventure.