League of Legends

Kennen: Champion base stats & armor planning

Kennen starts with 580 HP, 29 armor and 550 attack range in Data Dragon 16.21.1. Use the planner to compare added health and armor in a simple physical-damage scenario.

The model uses positive armor only: effective HP = HP × (1 + armor/100). It excludes penetration, true or magic damage, shields, healing, runes, items with special effects and level growth. Ability names identify the kit; no spell damage is inferred from Data Dragon.

Source facts

HP
580
Resource pool
200
Armor
29
Magic resistance
30
Attack damage
48
Attack range
550
Movement speed
335
Attack speed
0.625

Ability names

  • Passive · Mark of the Storm
  • Q · Thundering Shuriken
  • W · Electrical Surge
  • E · Lightning Rush
  • R · Slicing Maelstrom

Using this reference

Use Kennen to compare two simple health-and-armor budgets. First leave added health at zero and change armor, then reset armor and try added health. This makes it easier to see what each purchase would change within the displayed physical-damage model.

Keep the scope of that result in mind when looking at another champion. Base health and armor do not include the rest of a kit. The ability list identifies names, while shields, healing and damage interactions would need their own rules before they could support a build recommendation.

One useful comparison

For HP, Kennen is listed at 580, compared with 583 for Syndra: a difference of 3. This compares that field in the recorded variants only. Read the other fields before deciding whether the trade-off matters to your use.

Plan your scenario

Result

HP
580
Armor
29
Physical effective HP
748.2
Physical reduction (%)
22.4806

Formula

physical EHP = (base HP + added HP) × (1 + (base armor + added armor) / 100)

Item, ability and equipment names without a local source label remain English source identifiers.

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Sources and version

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Riot Data Dragon · 16.21.1

Snapshot reviewed · 2026-11-03

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