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Table of Contents
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About The Authors About Wukong Masteries |
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Runes Summoner Spells Items: Early and Core |
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About the Authors
Hello! I am BlackIceT and thank you for visiting my Wukong guide. As of the end of S3 I was a Silver LoL player. I did not really commit myself to playing ranked till about a month left to the season. I can play all lanes but top has always been my favorite since starting in S2. I know a lot about Wukong but not everything. Therefore I have teamed up with Berzerk to tell you everything you need to know about The Monkey King. Hello everyone I am Berzerk. I'm here to help write about my favorite champion Wukong the Monkey King. Wukong has been my main ever since his release and has aided me in getting my Elo borders. I'm going to be telling you how I carry games as Wukong in soloQ. This will include my general builds, playstyles, and logic. I play Wukong as both a top and mid in ranked and can offer you a good amount of insight on that. I'm currently Diamond V and have played over 450 games with Wukong. |
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About Wukong
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Strengths
Wukong is a very powerful physical damage champion and can spiral out of control in the top lane. His ultimate has an extremely powerful AD ratio and can deal massive damage. Many people underestimate the damage it can really do especially at level 11 at up. He also has a built in armor reduction skill and a stealth escape making him powerful and fun to play.
Weaknesses
Wukong while powerful does not have any built in sustain in his abilities so he must rely on items to stay in lane while some other champs do not. If you get pushed out of lane or fall behind it can become a real problem for you to be a relevant force in fights. Because of this until you are skilled with him you should avoid match-ups involving heavy sustaining champions like Vladimir.
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![]() Wukong has a lot of power so we can afford to put 21 points in defense to buff up his laning phase and teamfights. Tier 1 reduces damage from champion basic attacks which is very useful and ![]() ![]() Tier 2 reduces damage some more and grants you 36 more health which could save you from ![]() Tier 3 increases maximum health, armor, and MR. Again this compliments ![]() Tier 4 reduces slows by 10%. Very nice to have since a lot of champions can slow you. Tier 5 adds more armor and MR for each nearby champ which is pretty much ![]() Lastly Tier 6 reduces all CC effects by 15%. Free tenacity. Definitely worth it since your in the middle of fights with your ult. |
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First tier you should get 3 points in CDR and ![]() ![]() In tier 2 take increased attack damage for more damage output. Tier 3 is pretty self-explanatory to increase physical damage and round out to 9 points. ![]() |

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Greater Mark of Armor Penetration![]() |
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This is a pretty typical top lane rune page. I focus on AD quints for more early power and better ability to last hit minions. ArPen marks synergize well with ![]() |


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After ![]() This spell is the best choice to take for Wukong. Not only can you be a great escape artist with ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Another spell to consider is ![]() ![]() |

Trinkets
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Since I start with a ward I take this trinket to get rid of enemy wards and traps that they place in the brush. This will prevent them from having vision and allowing your jungler a better chance to surprise them for a kill. Take the ![]() |
Starting Items
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The safest and most common start you can take for Wukong. It provides the sustain you need while giving you some vision to protect against an early gank. If you feel you need more than one potion then take 3 instead of getting a ward but make sure you buy the ![]() |
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Boots
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A lot of enemies in the top lane are heavy physical damage dealers like Riven. So these boots will help reduce the damage while reducing the amount of damage you take from auto-attacks as well. Take these if you are going against an AP opponent or if they enemy team have a lot of AP. It will give you some nice magic resist. Also take these if the enemy team has a high amount of CC. The extra tenacity on top of your mastery point will greatly help in teamfights. Use these boots to get around the map quickly to roam and make plays in other lanes. You can take these when taking ![]() |
Core Items
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These are your core items. These are items I get every game with Wukong. ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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