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Akshans Double Attack will usually end up being the most annoying attack you'll ever have when farming. which is why i recommend using the stop key (S) it will cancel your second auto from randomly attacking another minion and or leaving one on less than ten health.

Ignite makes grapplehook prioritize that person over anything else (bug or feature?)

Always Roam no matter what, Akshan has one of the best roaming potential because of perma invis no one knows where you are going or what lane you are ganking. I like to if I know there is a ward start walking towards, use invis with ward in site and then gank the other lane it works %99 of the time and another thing is that Akshans Invisiblity creates so much pressure you can literally just go invis and force a lane to start playing safe. it has many many upsides.

If you are version a tier 5 Threat champion I recommend abandoning mid pretty much and just roaming 24/7 you will get behind but you can put your team super far ahead. Yasuo and Malphite aren't too much of a threat compared to the others.

If you are versing a wave clear person push your wave super hard and start roaming, most wave clear champs have long range and it makes trading really hard.

Do Not Buy Beserker Greaves.

Abuse the heck out of Akshan one shot movement speed buff, you may think grapple hook is the only way to catch someone. but also always having 20-60 movement speed over someone allows to always be attacking and catching up to them.

When it is late game, if you are useless become a revive bot, just try and try and try to revive your teammates the outcome is usually super faouvrable and you gain extra gold.

On Hit Akshan Can split push very easily and very well.

The Outlier Spots are for people I don't verse much or the outcome has been incredibly variable

This is my first guide and I'll try and make a youtube video about this too. I hope you enjoyed this and found it helpful!