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A Soulful Thresh Guide [WIP] [In-Depth] [8.8]

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Runes:

Resolve

Aftershock

Bone Plating

Conditioning

Unflinching

Inspiration

Biscuit Delivery

Cosmic Insight

Spells:

Flash

Ignite

Items

Starting Items

Boot Options

Early Core

Mid Game Core

My Standard Build

45% (Advanced/Fun Build)

Verse Heavy AP

Ability Order

Thresh Passive Ability

Threats & Synergies

Threats

Synergies

Extreme Major Even Minor Tiny

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None Low Ok Strong Ideal

Extreme Threats

Ideal Synergies

Braum

Extreme

So annoying to deal with if you give him a lead. His shield makes long trades in lane near impossible because it blocks your carries damage and his dash means unless you fully commit to him, hooking Braum leads to almost nothing without chaining more abilities or getting assisstance from your team. His stuns annoying, his slows annoying, his ults annoying. Do not give him a lead. On the flip side, if you shut him down early he wont be able to get super tanky and hooking him midgame can lead to a very easy kill since he will try to block for his team.

Synergies

Ideal Strong Ok Low None

Introduction

Hello! My name is Jay and I go by the alias T26. I have been playing league for about 3 years now and ever since I could queue up for ranked, I've grinded for LP. I started out playing Mid/Top when I was solo but whenever I would queue up with my friends I would be forced to play support as they had already established their roles as a 4 man. Eventually, I thought I might as well main support since I was playing it so much. I had initially placed Bronze III in Season 6, but by swapping to aggressive carry supports, opposed to playing Veigar or Maokai, I was able to end Platinum II. Last season I used Thresh to achieve Diamond and this season I hope to get even higher already peaking at Master.

Below are some of the things I hope to teach in this guide.

-Avoid simple mistakes that stunted my climb from time to time
-Learn how to carry from while doing the least damage
-Understand tilt and how to deal/avoid/cope with it
-Teach you about Thresh and the many ways to use his incredibly dynamic kit
-Warding (Super Important)
-How to reliably win lane and secure the win through proper rotations and objective control

Runes

Before you Start Grinding

Perhaps you're trying to avoid having a losing bot lane every game by taking things into your own hands, or maybe you wanna add a new champ to your lineup as a support main, regardless of your reason, one thing needs to be understood before anything else.

Locking in Thresh will not guarantee you a win without a ton of practice.

Even with a ton of mastery and fancy hooks, some games can't be won on mechanics alone. Thresh isn't as easy to learn as some supports and his kit is used so dynamically that understanding what to use and when will take some time. I have earned over 1,500,000 mastery on him and still make mistakes. He truly is a champ that can never be mastered and I think that's why I keep playing him. You will never hit all of your hooks, but you'll also miss 100% of the hooks you don't throw. Don't give up! Just because you lose a couple games or miss a few flays doesn't mean you cant get better. There is a learning curve that is steep but rewarding. Put in the effort to learn and overcome your mistakes and you will be rewarded.