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PROS:
1. Bel'Veth has a lot of depth to her basic abilities with high mobility, Pre-6 CC in her W knockup and her E granting her damage reduction, % missing health damage AND lifesteal. This means she’s a very complete champion already at level 3.

2. She scales incredibly well with Attack speed as it benefits her whole kit and her whole playstyle revolves around this. If she manages to get those core items and hit that mid game ahead, she will absolutely terrorise the rift.

3. Bel'Veth has a lot of single target damage with her auto attacks and her passive but she also deals significant AoE true damage due to those Void Corals that she can consume from enemy champions and objectives.


CONS:
1. Despite having a lot to offer, she really needs that Attack speed to come online and if she gets put too far behind before she can get those few core items, she may never be able to recover.

2. Bel'Veth relies heavily on her Q, her passive and her auto attacks to deal the majority of her damage, this means naturally she’s incredibly countered by any form of hard CC. Her E is also a channel ability which can additionally be interrupted by Crowd control.

3. If Bel'Veth doesn’t get any take downs on champions or objectives in teamfights she can never activate her True Form which is when she becomes so much harder to deal with.

is one of core items for ADC builds with attack speed and critical strike damage. This item provides a lot of attack speed and synergizes well with the rune Lethal Tempo and Press the Attack. The item is especially good against tanky teams because of attack speed bonus and additional true damage.

is one of core items for ADC builds with attack speed and critical strike damage. This item is good against champions with high burst damage. It also gives vampirism which is good enough to keep health points high and restore them by attacking minions, so your champ would have no need to waste time for a recall just only for healing.

This item is often built as a form of "anti-tank" item used to counter health-stacking champions (or champions that scale well in health) such as Shen, Dr. Mundo, Sion, Volibear, Zac etc.

is often most useful on auto-attack reliant, mixed damage dealers who deal both magic damage and physical damage in order to deal more damage against champions with high armor by dealing additional magic damage. The item is also highly useful on frequent auto-attackers against champions with high magic damage, since it give its owner a good amount of magic resistance while not sacrificing an item slot solely for a defensive item.

It is the best item for basic attack-based champions who benefit from on-hit effects for a major portion of their damage.

this item is very good to be bought as 5th and 6th item since it will protect your champion from hostile bursting physical damage and most important it allows to ressurect after being killed which is super important in the late game, when the respawning timer is the longest. Sometimes it also makes sense to sell the item after the REBIRTH being used since it has very long cooldown time.

is a good defensive option for a champion who has no other sources of healing or vampirism. The shield can be very easily stacked up prior to fights by farming minion waves, allowing the owner to constantly overheal himself.

helps attack damage-based champions against enemy teams with high amounts of magic damage. LIFELINE can absorb most of the initial burst of magic damage from an enemy champion and give the owner an opportunity to attack or retreat. It is very useful against ability power champions with burst damage like Annie or Evelynn.

Champions with large health pools or health-gaining abilities may profit greatly from this item. The item deals also AOE damage with each auto attack so your champion will be able to shave waves and jungle camps much faster.

The unique passive's usage is best realized when looking at a simplified situation where an enemy inflicts instant burst damage onto you. As a result, your opponent has to overkill you to actually finish you off within this time span, which slightly increases your time to react and deploy counter measures like shields or healing. At the same time it also slightly improves your time window for retaliation, and is as such most powerful in a fight between two champions.

is a strong counter against basic auto-attackers that stack well on critical strike chance, like Yasuo, Tryndamere, Yone and most of marksmen. You should consider to buy this item if the enemy team 2 or more champions who rely on critical strike damage.

is most commonly used by champions to protect against magical damage and to enhance healing effects. These effects include normal healing or some form of health regeneration. In other words, you will be healed more by your allies and you will heal yourself much more effectively. Also the effects of life steal will restore more health. Its passive works well with any champion that has self-healing, self-shield, omnivamp, or life steal built into their kit.

are very useful against heavy AD teams or particular AD champions with strong auto-attacks. If the enemy team has at least one auto-attack based champion, you can buy these boots. However, if there is no auto-attackers at all, you can spend your money to buy other boots.

This rune greatly increases your attack speed and so you can deal more damage by auto attacks, especially in the late game. Some extra attack range is also a nice bonus for your champion which can allow you do deal the last deadly hit to an escaping enemy.


This rune gives your champion good amount of damage and some sustain, especially in extended fights. The rune fits better for melee champions since it's twice faster to stack it up and it scales well into the late game.


This rune is perfect in team fights since you can get a lot of extra healing and also to earn some additional amount of money that can help your champion to take a slight gold lead and to enable you to be one step ahead in items. This rune saves champions quite often in situations when they would be rather be dead after the last hit by enemy tower.


The rune simply increases you attack speed and so you can deal more damage by your auto attacks.


The rune increases your damage when the amount of HP of your champion is low. The rune is better than alternatives Coup de Grace and Cut Down if you buy some items for HP and your champion is able to survive long enough with low HP rather than reducing HP of enemies.


This rune will spare you 300 gold and gives +10 movement speed later on when you buy Tier-2 boots.


Cosmic Insight is one of the most popular runes to take when taking the Inspiration Tree. Cosmic Insight grants the user 18 Summoner Spell haste and 10 Item Haste. If the Champion relies on items a lot, it may also be a good idea to take this mastery because it will lower the Cooldown of those items.

EARLY GAME (weak):
Bel'Veth early objective control is very strong due to her high attack speed and low cooldowns. She can also turn into her True Form after killing it and then use this to punish any pursuing enemies. Bel'Veth will get significantly stronger with each time she recalls, due to how much she benefits from every piece of attack speed she buys. Once she’s completed that first Mythic item, she’s going to be a lot harder to deal with, especially if she gets it earlier than expected. More attack speed means a lower cooldown on her Q, which is her bread and butter ability, aiding her damage, mobility and clear speeds. The sooner she gets that attack speed, the stronger she gets.

Your goal in the early game is to gain as much gold and Xp as quickly as you can. You wanna prioritize ganking lanes with low mobility or for allies with early CC as the strength of your basic abilities at level 3 and 4 is pretty significant. Try and secure early objectives as you can take them pretty quickly and if you kill them you can turn into your True Form as use this to take down any nearby enemies.


MID GAME (average):
A few points in her Ultimate and her Maxed out Q will mean Bel'Veth is starting to really come into her own at this point of the game. She will be able to threaten enemy teams a lot more now as long as she avoids big hard hitting CC. Bel'Veth early teamfight potential with those Void Coral consumptions and her True Form is where she really starts to shine. Her enemies also won’t quite have the itemization to deal with her this early into the game so she can really benefit from her high attack speed and mobility.

In the mid game you focus is to snowball your lead and get those core items to spike as early as you can. The more big items you get, the quicker you will become unstoppable. Continue to focus on securing those objectives and consider fighting over them, all it takes is one piece of Void Coral to pop off and start carrying those fights in your True Form. Don’t be afraid to take down structures in your down time too. You’re an attack speed champion, so after taking down enemies in lanes, make sure to punish them further by killing their turrets as well as the usual strategy of clearing their camps.


LATE GAME (strong):
At this point in the game Bel'Veth will have her full core item build path and she will deal a huge amount of damage whilst being incredibly slippery. This makes her adept at being a consistent huge damage output and being hugely threatening to enemy teams backlines. Not only will be shred down carries but due to the nature of her itemization she should have an easy time tearing through those frontliners too. If she consumes a Void Coral at this point in the game and activates her True Form, she’s going to be very hard to take down due to all those bonus stats she gains. She also benefits from increased pushing power if she consumes an empowered void Coral from Baron nashor or a rift herald. This means when she kills minions, she will summon voidlings to push lanes and punish enemy structures.

Late game you become an unstoppable attack speed carry with an insane amount of mobility, consistent damage output and also good survivability too. Try to time your fights around your teammates initiation, and always be the follow up rather than the initiation. You’re going to struggle to be taken down as long as you aren’t caught out alone, and use your Q’s mobility to dodge as many major CC abilities as possible in teamfights. When amongst multiple targets, don’t forget to use your E to keep yourself alive aswell as priorizing those Void Corals from fallen enemies. The focus remains the same about fighting around objectives. If you take down a Baron at this point it can easily decide the game with that extended empowered True Form you get from consuming its Void Coral. Focus on this as much as you can without forcing it with a 50/50.

Invade her early. Bel'Veth is very weak and easy to invade. Try and pick strong skirmishing champions and invade her early. If you cannot invade her early, steal away her camps when she shows elsewhere on the map. Denying these camps will prevent her from getting stacks. Counter gank her whenever you can. After she has used her core abilities, she doesn’t have much to offer. If you have CC and are good in 1v1s or 2v2s, you should have an easy time counter ganking her.

In team fights, try to lock her down quickly so she is unable to auto-attack and dish out tons of damage. When she activates her E in a team fight, avoid using any burst abilities. Disengage or focus her quickly to take her down. If she oversteps or uses her Q too aggressively, lock her down and focus her in the team fight. Taking her out quickly will increase your chances of winning the game.

Her first major power spike is at level 6 when she unlocks her Ultimate R. Her skirmishing power increases after this level. The longer the game goes, the stronger she will be thanks to her Passive as she can unlock unlimited stacks. Similarly, her attack speed can become extremely high in the late game. Try and end the game early so she cannot get so much attack speed.


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Fascinated by the world of existence and eager to create one for herself, Bel'Veth is like a dark cancer that has metastasized within the heart of the Void, through which all of Runeterra will be consumed and rebuilt in her own twisted image. She hungers for new experiences, memories, and concepts in vast amounts, devouring whole cities and their populations before repurposing the information into a sprawling alien landscape known as the Lavender Sea. Yet even the Void is not safe from her voracity as she spreads within it like a primordial ocean, forcing all before her to submit to her world of want... or be destroyed.

Though Bel'Veth is new to Runeterra, her birth is untold millennia in the making—the end result of an allergic reaction between the Void and a nascent reality. The once-pristine dimension of peaceful nothingness was irrevocably shattered when existence came into being, and forcefully individualized Void entities lashed out for eons in an attempt to defend themselves from the shock and pain. Erasing everything they consumed, they were named by virtue of what they left behind—a void. But the beings within were changed each time they touched the world, mutating from their once-perfect forms into hedonistic, violent animals.

So too did the Void change with them. After every battle, every incursion, something more sinister grew deep within a hidden womb inside the darkest recesses of the Voidborn tunnels... Buildings, sunlight, proto-humanoid limbs reaching toward nothing... A jigsaw puzzle where none of the pieces fit... The Void had taken a new, hideous shape. In time, fueled both by humans opening rifts for war and the Watchers attempting to invade the Freljord, this blasphemous pocket of un-creation grew to embrace the opposites of the Old Void: desire, want, and need.

Soon enough, it craved a leader. Someone—or something—who could write a horrific new chapter in the worlds above and below. A leader who could interface with these “humans,” tell them of what was to come, and harvest their emotions and memories as they fought a bitter, fruitless war until the last fires of civilization died and a new era spawned.

This leader is Bel'Veth. A terrifying empress born from the combined memories, experiences, and emotions of an entire devoured port city and its outlying ocean—Bel’Veth’s mind contains millions of years of perfectly preserved knowledge, giving her near-omniscience as she prepares to destroy both Runeterra and the domain of her progenitors, the Watchers.

To those lucky enough to be of strategic value to her, she does not lie, ask questions, nor obfuscate the truth—she simply states the nature of things, for with victory all but assured thanks to the very nature of the Void itself, there is no need to say anything more. And to those who displease her, they will find her human form to be merely adaptational—nerve endings, muscles, and eyestalks—as she unfurls her titanic wings to reveal her true, monstrous figure.

Ironically, the ancient Shurimans had a word for such a concept. Loosely translated to “God of Oblivion,” it was a tribal myth of a remorseless deity who would erase all things without hatred, replacing them with itself. They named the city of Bel'Veth after it, though the true meaning was lost after many hundreds of years.

Lost to all, perhaps, save for the creature that city has become.