Kalista Build Guide : The Spear of Vengeance | An in-depth Kalista Guide!

Pros & Cons

Spells

Abilities

Items

Runes

Gameplay

Matchups

Conclusion

+High mobility via Martial Poise hops while attacking

+Strong burst and slow from Rend detonation

+Fate's Call is a game-changing peel/engage tool

+Excellent kiting, hard to pin down in fights

+Scales hard with attack speed and crit items

Kalista's Martial Poise lets her hop after every attack without breaking her attack timer, giving her some of the best kiting in the game. Rend stacks spears in enemies that detonate for heavy damage and a slow, while Fate's Call lets her yank an Oathsworn ally to safety or dive them into a fight.

-Heavily reliant on an Oathsworn bond partner

-Weak/passive laning phase without synergy

-No reliable waveclear early

-High mechanical floor

-Hard CC and displacement shut down her hops

Without an Oathsworn ally bonded through Sentinel, Kalista loses a huge chunk of her identity and playmaking power. Her laning phase is passive unless paired well, she has no built-in waveclear, and any hard crowd control or displacement effect can cancel her Martial Poise hops mid-fight.

Essential for every ADC. Flash is non-negotiable on Kalista. Use it to extend a Martial Poise hop for extra distance, dodge key skillshots, or Flash + Fate's Call to yank your Oathsworn ally out of danger or straight into a pick.

Primary defensive choice. Barrier provides crucial protection against burst damage from assassins and mages. Excellent for surviving all-ins while you kite back with Martial Poise hops. Lasts 2 seconds — enough time to land another Rend stack and turn the fight.

Situational against heavy CC. Take Cleanse against teams with point-and-click or critical crowd control like Ashe arrow, Leona, Lissandra, or TF gold card. Hard CC cancels Kalista's hops entirely — Cleanse lets you regain mobility and keep kiting.

Alternative to Barrier. Heal provides sustain and a movement speed burst for you and an ally. Best when your support takes Ignite or Exhaust. The MS boost helps Kalista stay in Rend-stacking range or disengage after a short trade.

Aggressive

Defensive

Situational

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Barrier Advantage: Stronger personal protection against burst combos. Not affected by healing reduction. Lower cooldown than Heal. Perfect for surviving assassins while you hop away and reposition with Martial Poise.

Heal Advantage: Affects both you and an ally. Provides movement speed for kiting or chasing. Better in 2v2 bot lane skirmishes. Superior when your support needs the sustain to keep you alive for extended fights.

PASSIVE ABILITY

Martial Poise

✦ Issue a movement command while winding up a basic attack or to lunge a short distance as the attack fires.

This passive is 's entire identity — it lets her dash after every single attack, making her one of the hardest champions in the game to pin down. Dash distance and speed scale with your tier: attacking in the direction you're moving shortens the dash, while attacking away from or to the side of your target lengthens it. Immobilizing effects (roots, stuns, snares) cancel the dash outright, so save your hops for clean windows. At the start of the game, Kalista also forms an Oathsworn bond with an ally through her Black Spear — this bond enables Soul-Marked bonus damage when you and your Oathsworn hit the same target, and it's required to use (R) at all.

Q

Pierce

✦ Kalista hurls a fast spear that deals physical damage to the first enemy hit. If it kills the target, the spear continues onward, carrying any stacks to the next enemy in its path.

Your bread-and-butter poke tool, dealing solid physical damage off a 105% AD ratio. also triggers , so you can dash immediately after casting it. Use it to farm from range, chip health in lane, and — most importantly — kill a low minion holding stacks to transfer that damage straight onto a champion standing behind it, effectively landing burst damage without ever auto-attacking them directly. Max first in most games; the flat damage and cooldown reduction from kills make it your strongest laning tool.

W

Sentinel

✦ Kalista periodically stores up Sentinel charges (max 2). Activate to send a spectral Sentinel patrolling toward a location, revealing the area along its path and any enemy champions it detects.

Your vision and information tool. Use a charge to scout enemy jungle paths, check or pit for ambushes, or confirm a lane is safe before you overextend. While you and your Oathsworn are bonded, hitting the same target applies Soul-Marked for bonus magic damage — a strong reason to coordinate your trades with your support in lane. has the least impact on your raw damage output, so it's maxed last, but never let your charges sit unused — passive vision is free value.

E

Rend

✦ Kalista's attacks impale enemies with spears. Activate to rip out all spears from nearby impaled enemies, dealing physical damage that scales with stacks and applying a decaying slow.

Your primary damage and objective-securing tool. Stack spears in enemies with autos and , then detonate for a burst that scales with how many stacks you've built and how many enemies are impaled — devastating in extended teamfights where you have time to stack up. Killing a target with resets its cooldown, letting you chain detonations in skirmishes. It's also a premier and secure tool: stack the objective, then Rend for a guaranteed execute window. Max this second for its objective control and teamfight scaling.

R

Fate's Call

✦ Kalista teleports her Oathsworn ally to her side. While tethered, the ally is untargetable and can dash toward a location, knocking back and damaging any enemy champions they pass through.

Your signature playmaking ultimate, but it only works with your Oathsworn ally — communication is essential. Use it defensively to yank a diving ally out of a bad fight, since they become untargetable during the dash. Use it offensively to launch a tanky support or fighter into the enemy backline, knocking back anyone caught in the path to peel for your team or set up a pick. Level at 6, 11, and 16 as usual.

ABILITY SEQUENCE

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Max (Q) first — it's your main poke and wave-management tool, and each reset from a kill lowers its effective cooldown further. Max (E) second for its scaling teamfight and objective-securing damage. Put a single point in (W) whenever convenient for early vision, and max it last, since it doesn't scale your damage output. Always level (R) at 6, 11, and 16.

Starter Items

The standard starting item, giving attack speed and crit chance that help you stack faster and win early trades. The extra attack speed fits Kalista's on-hit build path better than raw AD.

An alternative starter into poke-heavy or all-in-prone lanes. The extra health and sustain help you survive early trades, at the cost of the attack speed would give for stacking.

Boots Selection

The default boots by a wide margin. The attack speed directly increases how fast you can stack and reposition with between hits.

Sustain-focused alternative providing omnivamp. A strong pick into poke-heavy lanes where you need extra healing without committing to a full lifesteal item early.

Situational against heavy auto-attack compositions. The damage reduction gives significant survivability when facing multiple AD threats and duelists in lane.

Slow-resistance option for kiting-heavy games. Effective against teams with spammable slows that would otherwise interrupt your hops.

Defensive option against magic damage and crowd control heavy teams. The tenacity helps you keep uptime when you're the focus target.

Core Items

The backbone of almost every Kalista build. The stacking on-hit magic damage and phantom hits mean far more instances of applied per second, which is the entire foundation of her on-hit identity.

Your other near-universal first or second item. The on-hit magic damage and periodic energized wave-clear give you a strong laning phase and an early -stacking tool without needing a full crit build.

Hybrid penetration item granting both armor and magic resist shred stacks on-hit. A staple third item that keeps you alive while increasing your damage against durable frontlines.

Flex Slot Items

A common choice once you need durability. The drain effect provides sustain while the resistance stacking synergizes well with for late-game tankiness.

An alternative early item for lanes where you want more sustain and current-health damage right away instead of leaning fully into 's wave clear.

A flexible pick into AP-heavy teams. The on-hit magic damage adds a second damage type while the tenacity and movement speed help you keep kiting under crowd control.

Defensive & Utility

Critical strike defense against heavy crit compositions. The active slow helps you kite melee carries while reducing their crit damage against you.

Anti-burst insurance against assassination threats. The resurrection passive creates a second window to reposition or turn a fight around late.

Cleanses a single crowd control effect, which matters a lot for Kalista specifically since any hard CC cancels your hops entirely.

The offensive-stat version of Quicksilver Sash — same CC cleanse, but built when you also need the extra attack damage and magic resist.

Situational Picks

Spreads your on-hit effects to nearby enemies, letting you apply to multiple targets at once — strong in teamfight-heavy games or when you need faster wave clear.

A sustain-oriented pick for games where you're constantly dueling and need the lifesteal and shield more than another on-hit proc.

A guaranteed burst option instead of on-hit stacking — every third attack deals bonus true damage regardless of build. Worth considering into single high-priority targets you need to duel down quickly.

Attack speed plus ability haste, which lowers the cooldown on and speeds up how often you can detonate . A reasonable pick if you want faster ability uptime over more penetration.

Pure attack speed and movement speed for extra kiting and faster applications. Less common than the other options here, but a clean pick if your team is already ahead and just needs you to keep autoing safely.

Above you can see 4 optimized high-elo rune pages for Kalista. scales continuous attack speed to speed up Martial Poise dash windups while enabling uncapped Rend spear stacking for extended teamfights. provides oppressive lane dominance via quick 3-spear resets into immediate Rend executions. Each tree maximizes Kalista's aggressive kit while smoothing out mid-game power spikes.

For the Precision primary tree, is your core DPS keystone; higher attack speed directly accelerates your Martial Poise dash animation frames, allowing you to reposition faster and stack infinite Rend spears. trades late-game scaling for immediate Level 1-3 dominance, frontloading your attack speed for rapid trades. is non-negotiable for high-risk, low-health 2v2 all-ins. delivers vital early attack speed to prevent sluggish dash delays. For the final slot, amplifies clutch E damage when baiting on low HP, while is the superior choice to carve through high-health frontlines.


Precision	Domination	Inspiration	Resolve

Precision (Primary) – The gold standard for sustained teamfight threat. provides clutch percentage-HP healing upon securing takedowns, keeping you alive mid-dash during chaotic tower dives and skirmishes. offers massive synergy with Kalista's identity: since you often fight on a razor's edge before tearing out spears, the bonus damage directly amplifies Rend's execute threshold. Take against multi-tank comps to bypass heavy HP stacking.

Domination – High-aggression tree designed for snowballing early lead states. is arguably Kalista's strongest individual rune—because Martial Poise counts as a continuous dash, you trigger the true damage proc on practically every auto-attack trading pattern in lane. grants crucial trinket haste on takedowns, letting you spam Faelights/sweepers to secure bot lane bush priority. accelerates your core item spikes (Bork / Guinsoo's) to lock down the game early.

Inspiration – Economy and tempo scaling tree to hit powerspikes ahead of enemy ADCs. grants a significant gold refund upon completing legendary items, smoothing out expensive mid-game transitions. gives early laning sustain via combat potions and an invaluable skill point at Level 9, allowing you to max out a level earlier than normal for an massive objective force spike.

Resolve – Essential defensive setup into heavy burst or volatile engage matchups. completely neutralizes early all-in attempts from burst champions (Nautilus, Leona, Lucian), mitigating heavy initial trade damage so you can win extended counter-trades. compensates for Kalista's fragile base stats by converting minion wave clears into scaling maximum health.

Attack Speed directly speeds up Martial Poise dash frames and Rend spear application. Adaptive Force boosts early Q and E base scaling damage. Health Scaling mitigates mid-to-late game burst threats.

Early Game: Surviving the Lane

Kalista's laning phase is deceptively technical because is active from level 1 — every auto-attack you throw should end in a directional hop, even in lane, to build the muscle memory you'll rely on all game. Attack away from your target when you don't need to close distance, and attack toward them only when you're intentionally engaging; the dash direction is a decision, not an accident. Use to poke safely from max range and to farm casters under tower without trading auto-attacks. Stack on the enemy laner whenever you get a free auto in, but hold off on detonating early unless you're committing to an all-in — a wasted Rend pop with no follow-up just tells the enemy you have nothing left. Track your Oathsworn support's cooldowns closely: if their engage or peel tool is down, that's your window to punish, and if yours is down, play the passive side of the trade. Respect that any hard CC completely cancels your hops, so never walk into obvious skillshot angles just because you assume you'll dash out.

Mid Game: Rotations and Pick Potential

Once laning phase ends, Kalista shifts into a skirmish and objective-control role built entirely around uptime. Pre-stack spears on multiple enemies before a fight actually starts — walking up and tagging targets with autos or before the real engage means your detonation is already primed the instant things go off. In the current meta with faster rotations and Faelight contests, use proactively to scout river brushes and jungle entrances before committing to a rotation — the vision alone can save you from a bad flank. When your Oathsworn ally is nearby, look for moments to combine offensively: yanking them into an isolated target creates a pick your team can immediately capitalize on. Prioritize stacking Rend on whoever's about to die in a skirmish rather than the safest target — the true value of Rend detonation scales with how many enemies are impaled, so multi-target fights are where you spike hardest.

Late Game: Teamfight Execution

In full build, Kalista becomes one of the best sustained-DPS carries in the game, but only if she survives to deal that damage. Position at max range and constantly re-evaluate your hop angles — a good Kalista is never standing still, since every attack is an opportunity to adjust spacing. Save as a reactive tool first: if your Oathsworn ally gets caught out of position, yanking them to safety while they're untargetable can single-handedly prevent a bad trade from snowballing into a lost fight. If nobody needs saving, look for the offensive read — landing your ally's knockback into the enemy backline to peel for your own carries or split the enemy team apart. Detonate the instant enough stacks are on the priority target rather than waiting for "one more" stack; hesitating costs you the damage window far more often than it gains you extra value. Your Oathsworn bond means you are never truly playing 1v5 — communicate target priority with that ally constantly.

ADC Positioning Fundamentals

Positioning for Kalista is built on constant micro-adjustment rather than static kiting. Because triggers on every attack, you're never just standing and orb-walking like a traditional marksman — you're threading a continuous string of small repositions, and the best Kalista players use this to stay one dash ahead of incoming skillshots and engages at all times. Treat your hop as a resource you're always spending, not something you save for emergencies. In teamfights, position to keep as many enemies impaled with as possible without overextending past your frontline. When facing dive comps, stay near your Oathsworn ally specifically — not just any teammate — since only works with them, and losing track of their position mid-fight means losing your entire safety net. Never face-check a bush; send a charge or wait for a teammate's vision instead.

Modern Lane Rotations and Macro

The Season 2026 meta rewards dynamic rotations between lanes and objectives, and Kalista benefits more than most thanks to giving her some natural repositioning speed without a dedicated mobility item. Use charges to scout Faelight control points and jungle pathing before your jungler commits to a play — the vision window this opens is often the deciding factor in whether a rotation is safe. Pay close attention to objective spawn timers and start pre-stacking on the objective itself roughly 30-40 seconds before a secure attempt, so your first detonation on contest is already at high value. Push your wave fully before rotating to deny enemy farm and buy yourself a timing window on the way back. Because Kalista lacks hard wave-clear outside of stacks and procs, plan your rotations around when your wave is actually pushed rather than forcing a leave mid-wave.

Carrying Games as Kalista

Carrying on Kalista means recognizing your two major power spikes: the first at plus , where your on-hit stacking suddenly starts winning extended fights outright, and the second at completion, where your resistance shred lets you duel through even a well-itemized frontline. Maintain a high CS rate throughout — Kalista's poke-based farming with means there's rarely an excuse to miss minions even in a losing lane. Identify your win condition early: against tank comps, out-scale patiently and let and shred them in the late game; against dive comps, hold in reserve every single fight rather than using it offensively; against poke comps, play around 's repositioning to close the gap safely instead of walking into damage. Above all, keep constant communication with your Oathsworn ally — Kalista's entire ceiling as a carry is tied to how well that bond is used, win or lose.

Aphelios

Aphelios
Quest: Learn weapon rotations, punish weak combos.

Knowledge-check matchup. Track his weapon rotations and punish him when he's stuck with weak combinations like Severum or Crescendum. Use Pierce to poke safely between his weapon swaps rather than trading autos. Since you lack a stealth escape, lean on Sentinel vision to avoid getting picked off rather than forcing blind all-ins.

Ashe

Ashe
Quest: Reposition off Volley, punish unstacked slow.

Ashe outranges you early with Volley, so time your Martial Poise hops off your own autos to reposition out of her cone rather than sitting still. All-in when her passive slow stacks are down — without the slow she has no way to keep you in range. Watch for her global ultimate before committing to fights elsewhere on the map.

Caitlyn

Caitlyn
Quest: Avoid trap zones, out-scale into teamfights.

One of your tougher lane matchups due to her range advantage and headshot resets. Watch her trap placements closely and never stand on top of one. Use Pierce to farm from a safer distance than your auto-attack range allows. You outscale once Terminus and stacked Rend come online, so play patient and avoid isolated trades until then.

Corki

Corki
Quest: Dodge missile poke, punish package cooldown.

Corki's poke adds up over a long lane, so use minion waves to block his missiles when possible. Stack Rend whenever you land a free auto — his lower health pool means a detonation can shred him fast in a short trade. His Valkyrie gives him an escape, so don't chase a low-health Corki without vision.

Draven

Draven
Quest: Respect axe damage, survive to scale.

One of the hardest lane matchups in the game. Draven's spinning axes deal enormous early damage, so play passively and prioritize farm over trades. Use Pierce to last-hit from a safer distance. If you survive lane without feeding kills, your on-hit scaling and Rend eventually outclass his damage falloff.

Ezreal

Ezreal
Quest: Bait Arcane Shift, punish skillshot misses.

A skill-based matchup. Bait his Arcane Shift before committing to an all-in, since it's both his escape and gap-closer. Punish him when he uses Mystic Shot or Essence Flux on minions instead of you. Your sustained Rend damage wins extended trades if he mispositions.

Jhin

Jhin
Quest: Engage after fourth shot, reposition off root.

Favorable matchup. Jhin is vulnerable during his reload right after his fourth shot — that's your engage window. Time a Martial Poise hop off an auto to slip out of his W root cone. Your consistent Rend damage output outpaces his burst once you're both in extended range.

Jinx

Jinx
Quest: Abuse early weakness, respect Excited state.

Jinx is weak early and scales hard late, so lean into aggressive trades in the first few levels using Pierce and Rend stacking. Once she gets a takedown and becomes Excited, back off — her range and movement speed spike hard in that window. Your dueling wins side-lane skirmishes once you outscale her lane phase.

Kai'Sa

Kai'Sa
Quest: Punish before evolutions, respect isolation burst.

A support-synergy-dependent matchup. Kai'Sa is relatively weak before her abilities evolve, so pressure her early. Be cautious once her Q evolves into long-range burst. You lack a stealth escape, so lean on Sentinel vision and your Oathsworn ally's peel to survive her all-ins.

Kalista

Kalista
Quest: Mirror matchup, win the spacing war.

A pure mechanical mirror. Both of you rely on Martial Poise hops for spacing, so whoever manages their attack-move timing more precisely wins extended trades. Stack Rend and detonate first when a skirmish breaks out — hesitating just gives the other Kalista the same opening. Save Fate's Call as insurance against their aggressive dive rather than burning it offensively in this matchup.

Karthus

Karthus
Quest: All-in early, stay near minions.

Karthus is very weak in lane — pressure him constantly with Pierce and Rend stacking while he has little to punish you with beyond isolated Q poke. Stay near minions to avoid being singled out. Watch for his global ultimate finishing you off even after a good trade.

Kog'Maw

Kog'Maw
Quest: Punish early, deny his scaling.

Kog'Maw is nearly helpless in lane — bully him relentlessly and deny his farm where possible. Coordinate ganks before he reaches his late-game item spikes, since his range and damage output at that point rival or exceed yours.

Lucian

Lucian
Quest: Respect level 2, trade on cooldowns.

Lucian's level 2 all-in hits hard, so play carefully around that spike. Trade only when his abilities are on cooldown rather than into his full combo. Your later scaling and Rend stacking outpace his damage falloff once both teams reach mid-game skirmishes.

Mel

Mel
Quest: Reposition off poke, punish farming windows.

Generally a favorable matchup. Time Martial Poise hops off your autos to dodge her skillshot poke, and look to engage when she uses abilities to farm rather than threaten you. Your sustained Rend damage outpaces her utility-focused kit in extended fights.

Miss Fortune

Miss Fortune
Quest: Dodge Q bounce, reposition from her channel.

Avoid standing behind low-health minions to dodge her Q bounce damage. If she channels her ultimate, use a Martial Poise hop to get out of the cone entirely. Extended trades favor you once your on-hit build comes online.

Nilah

Nilah
Quest: Kite from range, punish her engage commitment.

A melee ADC matchup you should dominate with your range advantage. Poke her down with Pierce and never let her get free autos on you. Watch for the moment she fully commits to closing the gap — that's when she becomes dangerous, and where your positioning matters most.

Samira

Samira
Quest: Bait windwall, disengage before her all-in.

Dangerous matchup due to her windwall blocking your ranged poke and her dash-chaining all-in potential. Bait her defensive cooldowns before committing to trades. Since you lack a hard interrupt tool, rely on Sentinel vision and staying near your team to avoid getting dove while isolated.

Senna

Senna
Quest: Dodge Q and W, punish overextension.

A poke-heavy lane. Dodge her Q and W while farming safely from range with Pierce. Punish her when she overextends to collect souls from kills. Your sustained damage output eventually outpaces her sustain as both of you reach mid-game.

Sivir

Sivir
Quest: Bait spell shield, out-scale late.

Her spell shield makes single-instance engages risky — bait it out with an auto or ability before committing your real damage. Your late-game scaling with Terminus and stacked Rend outclasses her flatter power curve. Watch for her Boomerang Blade poke during wave clears.

Smolder

Smolder
Quest: Bully early, deny his stacks.

Smolder is very weak before he accumulates stacks — pressure him constantly and deny safe farming windows. Don't let him reach his mid-game power spikes uncontested, since his scaling becomes dangerous if left unchecked.

Twitch

Twitch
Quest: Punish early, ward against stealth ganks.

Twitch is weak in a straight lane fight — punish him relentlessly early. Coordinate vision with Sentinel and your jungler to avoid getting picked off by his stealth ganks mid-game. His late-game hyper-carry spike is dangerous if he reaches it unpunished.

Varus

Varus
Quest: Dodge Q charges, engage on cooldown.

A poke-oriented matchup. Time Martial Poise hops off your attacks to dodge his charged Q, and look to engage when his ultimate is down. Your sustained dueling potential is stronger once you're both in extended combat range.

Vayne

Vayne
Quest: Out-stack Rend, punish her lack of range.

A skill matchup between two very different duelists. Vayne's true damage from Silver Bolts ignores resistances, but she has an even shorter attack range than you and no answer to sustained multi-target Rend damage in group fights. Whoever manages their spacing and lands the first big damage window typically wins the all-in.

Xayah

Xayah
Quest: Dodge feather roots, engage when unset.

Respect her root potential when feathers are set up around you. Engage when her feathers are poorly positioned rather than walking into a guaranteed root. Her ultimate recalls feathers and makes her untargetable, so don't waste cooldowns trying to punish it directly.

Yunara

Yunara
Quest: Punish farming windows, win extended trades.

Generally a favorable lane for a sustained on-hit duelist. Engage when she commits to abilities for farming rather than threatening you directly. Your consistent Rend damage output wins out in extended trades once your itemization comes online.

Zeri

Zeri
Quest: Predict dashes, punish shield cooldown.

A mobile matchup requiring good prediction. Zeri's wall-dash gives her strong repositioning, so time your own Martial Poise hops to keep pace rather than overcommitting. Look to punish when her shield is down, since it usually blocks the first burst of damage in a trade.

Ziggs

Ziggs
Quest: Farm under tower, wait for support.

An extreme poke matchup. Farm safely under tower rather than contesting him in the open lane, and wait for jungler assistance before looking for kills. His Satchel Charge gives him an escape, so don't overextend chasing him without vision or crowd control backup.

Conclusion

I appreciate you taking the time to read my fourth ADC guide on MOBAFire. To help you dominate the bot lane and advance through the ranks, I put a lot of effort into making this guide. Kalista's high-mobility, high-mechanical-ceiling playstyle — with Martial Poise hops, Rend stacking, and Fate's Call playmaking with your Oathsworn ally — has a massive skill ceiling, but once you master her mechanics, she becomes one of the most rewarding champions in the game. Keep in mind that mastering these outplays requires practice. During battles, pay close attention to your positioning, your Rend stacking timing, and teamfight target selection. Please feel free to leave a comment if you have any queries or ideas for making this guide better. This guide will be updated frequently as patches (including Season 2026 changes) and meta shifts take place. Have fun and good luck on the rift!

The Spear of Vengeance | An in-depth Kalista Guide!

The Spear of Vengeance | An in-depth Kalista Guide!

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Spells:

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Items

Ability Order

Martial Poise (PASSIVE)

Pierce (Q)

Sentinel (W)

Rend (E)

Fate's Call (R)

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