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Recommended Items
Spells:
Smite
Exhaust
Items
Ability Order
Martial Cadence (PASSIVE)
Jarvan IV Passive Ability
Introduction
Item Sequence
Item Sequence
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Item Sequence
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Martial Cadence :Jarvan IV's initial basic attack on a target deals bonus physical damage. This effect cannot occur again on the same target for a short duration.
This does some significant damage, but if the Damage Bonus only occurs in 6 second intervals, so if you attack a minion with an auto attack, the Passive Bonus Damage won't occur on that same creep until 6 seconds later.
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Dragon Strike : Extends Jarvan IV's lance dealing 70/115/160/205/250 (+1.2) physical damage and lowering the Armor of all enemies hit by 10/14/18/22/26% for 3 seconds.
If the lance contacts Demacian Standard it will pull Jarvan IV to its location, knocking up enemies in his path.
Jarvan's Dragon Strike does some pretty significant damage as well, and has a decent range. Jarvan's Q is mostly used when doing the E - Q combo to fling an enemy champion up in the air, and this combo is what makes Jarvan's early game ganks incredible, because if you are able to fling the enemy champion in the air when you are ganking, they will either have to Flash or Ghost out, or they will die.
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Golden Aegis : Temporarily gains a shield that absorbs up to 50/90/130/170/210 (+20/30/40/50/60 damage for each nearby enemy champion) damage for 5 seconds, and slows surrounding enemies by 15/20/25/30/35% for 2 seconds.
Jarvan's Shield gives Jarvan a 410 Damage Shield for 5 seconds, when it is maxed and all 5 of the enemy champions are around him when he uses it. On top of shielding Jarvan, it also slows enemy champions in range, for 2 seconds.
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Demacian Standard : Passive: Gains 10/13/16/19/22% Attack Speed and 10/13/16/19/22 Armor.
Active: Throws a Demacian Standard to a nearby area dealing 60/105/150/195/240 (+0.8*AP) magic damage to enemies. The Standard lasts for 8 seconds and grants surrounding allied champions 10/13/16/19/22% Attack Speed.
This skill is the reason why Jarvan is able to jungle, because of the Attack Speed and Armor Bonuses it gives, and when it is used at a specific location, all of your ally champions around that location also get these bonuses for 8 seconds. When this skill is combined with Jarvan's Q, Jarvan flings any enemy champions in his path, which is why Jarvan is such a great ganker.
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Cataclysm : Heroically leaps to an enemy Champion dealing 200/325/450 (+0.7) physical damage and creating an arena of impassable terrain around them for 3.5 seconds.
Activate again to collapse the terrain.
Jarvan wouldn't be Jarvan if he didn't have his Ultimate: Cataclysm. This can literally change the outcome of any teamfight if used correctly. Lets say the enemy Riven is insanely fed, and is always focusing your carries and kills them almost instantly, well you can change that by ulting the Riven in teamfights, so Riven can't get to your carries, and by the time Jarvan's Ultimate is gone, Riven will be dead. So, Jarvan's Ulti can be used to save people, trap the enemy carries, or if used incorrectly, it could kill one of your teammates. An example of when Jarvan can use his ulti incorrectly could be when an enemy champion is chasing your ally champion, and they don't have much distance, but you quickly ulti the enemy champion, thinking your ally champion can escape...but instead you will most likely end up trapping the enemy champion AND you ally champion, so the enemy champion will end up killing your ally champion. Though, Cataclysm is an amazing skill and can change the outcome of any teamfight.
Exhaust is always a good Summoners' Spell to get on junglers because if you use it on an enemy champion during an early gank, you will most likely get First Blood because of that Exhaust. I get Exhaust over Flash and Ghost most of the time because Jarvan's E - Q combo is basically a flash, and I just don't like getting Ghost on Jarvan, others do, but I personally don't think it fits Jarvan's playstyle.
Smite is just a must for all junglers, because it speeds up your Jungle Clear Speed, and when it comes to doing Dragon or Baron, check how much damage your Smite does, and when Dragon/Baron gets down to that much Health Points, quickly use Smite on it, so the enemy team can't steal Dragon/Baron from your team.
Many people would argue that Flash is better to get than Exhaust, because if you get Exhaust you have no escape, but Jarvan's E - Q combo is basically a Flash, so its not really necessary to get Flash on Jarvan, but its up to you and what you think would be best for your team.
Some people get Ghost on Jarvan, but I personally don't get Ghost on Jarvan, because I don't feel like it fits Jarvan's playstyle.
Red - Places that should be warded throughout the game
Orange - Places that could be warded that would tremendously help out your team
Grey - Places that could be warded, but is not completely necessary to.
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