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Twisted Fate: Deuces Wild
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Spells:
Teleport
Ghost
Ability Order
Loaded Dice (PASSIVE)
Twisted Fate Passive Ability
Wild Cards
The main way that I use Wild Cards is I sit with my opponents at or near my max range and shoot cards of doom at them. This is quite useful for damaging a turret hugger without risking being fired upon by the turret. A good thing to remember is that you have more range with this attack than most other champions have, so they need to come closer to you to retaliate. Use this to your advantage by spamming this attack whilst kiting your foe.
Another highly effective use for Wild Cards is to spam them at pursuers while retreating. I have killed a surprising number of champions that had me on the run that way.
The blue card should be used regularly to regenerate mana, and it will be regenerating a sizable amount of mana at higher levels. You will probably need to use this card a lot. Don't be afraid to spam this card at minions to regain mana. That is what it is there for.
The red card isn't as useful for this build, but it's slowdown and splash damage are useful if you are facing or are pursued by a group of champions. It is also suitable for clearing a turret of minions, but Wild Cards seem to work better for destroying closely packed groups of minions.
The gold card quite powerful. Although it only adds half of the bonus damage of the other two card types, its stun effect is excellent for lining up a wild card attack or helping a teammate close the distance on a retreating enemy. If you are running away from a lone champion, then you should smack him with a gold card to give yourself a second or two of a head start.
I selected Marks of Insight so because they improve the damage done against enemies via wild cards. Also, they qualify as attack power modifiers and are thus a specialty of marks.
I selected Seals of Evasion because I wasn't sure what kind of seals to get, and I like dodging better than damage reduction. Feel free to suggest a different seal in the comments, but be sure to include the reasoning behind it.
This build is heavily influenced by Crazy Smurf's AP-centric Twisted Fate build. Check out his guide. It's great.
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