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A unit is one of the main card types and can be either a 
Champion or a 
Follower card. A unit card can be played by spending 
Mana equal to its cost, and fulfilling any additional conditions in the card text, which 
summons it. A unit has a Cost, 
Power and 
Health. A unit can also have additional card text that has its own effects, usually only when the unit is alive.
Ally in card text refers to an allied unit. Enemy in card text refers to one of your opponent's units.
Champion
- Main article: Champion (Legends of Runeterra)
Champions are a type of 
Unit.
A champion is able to 
Level Up to transform it and every other allied copy of it in the game that could ever exist into a new card instantly, keeping all effects applied to it and damage taken, which has its own interactions as well. While there is an allied champion alive, any copies of it in hand are instead a Champion Spell.
Follower
- Main article: Follower (Legends of Runeterra)
Followers are a type of unit card in 
Legends of Runeterra, with numerous cards that only interact with them.
Notes[]
- A player can control a total of 6 units and/or
landmarks on their bench at a time.
- A player can play additional units or landmarks while their bench is full, but will need to replace one of their existing units or landmarks. The replaced unit or landmark is
obliterated before the newly played card enters the board. - If playing a unit/landmark would cause the player's existing unit or landmark to leave the board (e.g. playing
0 Ravenous Butcher or playing a Titanic unit while controlling 1 Sigil of the Storm), they will not need to replace a unit/landmark.
- A player can play additional units or landmarks while their bench is full, but will need to replace one of their existing units or landmarks. The replaced unit or landmark is
- When units
attack, they temporarily leave the bench until the attack is complete. Up to six attacking units can be present in a single attack.
- Attacking units temporarily do not count toward the number of spaces on the bench, meaning that summoning attacking units during the attack can cause a player to temporarily control more than 6 units/landmarks.
- If units are summoned during the attack and cause the player to control more than 6 units or landmarks total, then after the attack, units that attacked will return to the bench in the order that they entered play, then any that cannot fit are obliterated.
