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PROS:
1. Miss Fortune can melt enemies health bars with her Double Up. This can often give her a huge early game advantage.

2. Her Ultimate Bullet Time is very strong in team fights. Getting one good Ultimate Bullet Time off could result in your team winning the game. It’s just important that you cast it from a safe place and out of immediate danger.

3. Has lots of poke in lane with her Make it Rain and Double Up. This can give her a lot of pressure in the lane itself and let her bully the enemy down with ease.


CONS:
1. This champion is pretty immobile and is prone to CC. If they get caught out by any CC, they will probably die. In particular, when she channels her Ultimate Bullet Time she is vulnerable.

2. Unlike a lot of ADC’s, she doesn’t have a dash or escape ability. This can be a huge problem for her throughout the game.

3. Miss Fortune isn’t very good in 1v1s and her outplay potential isn’t the best. Due to her Passive, she is rather weak in 1v1s unless she is ahead or can get a really good Ultimate Bullet Time off.

Passive skill allows you to deal extra damage when Miss Fortune changes the target for an auto-attack. When playing at the lane, the Passive gives a chance to increase the damage of the champion significantly. The point is that Miss Fortune usually stands on the bottom line against 2 enemies, so you can easily alternate your attacks between the enemy carry and the support. Even if the enemy is alone, there is bound to be some minion nearby that can also be used to alternate attacks. The same technique can be used to attack the enemy tower. During team battles the passive will not be so relevant anymore, since Miss Fortune will focus her damage on one target more often, usually the one that is closer. There will be no opportunity to alternate attacks and sometimes it will not be advantageous, because you will need to focus on a particular target.



An interesting feature of this skill is that the most damage is dealt not to the attacked target, but to the target behind. In general, the skill does good damage, but you need to learn how to use it or rather to choose the right target for the ricochet. It's worth noting that in case of the death of the first target, the second one receives additional damage. Thus, for example, you can guess the right moment and use this ability to finish off a minion after which the projectile that flew into the enemy champion will cause a lot of damage. At the max level this ability has a very small cooldown and if you have good mana you can even poke around with it for a while. It is important to understand that the projectile will hit the target behind only if it is within 500 radius.



The skill allows you to sharply accelerate your hero in all respects, i.e. to increase both attack and movement speeds. These parameters are very important for a damage dealer, especially when you have to catch up with fleeing enemies. Even one skill level is more than enough to increase the combat characteristics of the champion. The passive part of the skill allows you to quickly move between lanes or reach a specific point (e.g. the lane from the base). Miss Fortune has no other mobility enhancing skills in her arsenal, so you need to learn how to use this ability and know when it's best to activate it.



Even the first level of the ability deals good mass damage and significantly slows down the movement speed of enemies. The deceleration works for 2 seconds from the moment the enemy leaves the kill zone. As long as the enemy is standing under a rain of bullets, the slow will be constantly renewed. The skill has a good range, so it is very difficult to miss. Because of its good range and powerful enough deceleration, the skill is sometimes maxed out first to have good effectiveness during team fights and early lane game. In other words you can use it to actively harass the enemy. The ability has a slight delay before starting to use it, but honestly you get used to it quickly and it doesn't cause any problems. At the place where Make it Rain is used, the area is revealed and this fact can be used to safely scout some specific territory like bushes or arround dragons / Baron. Keep this in mind and don't run blindlessly into a potentially dangerous area.



Miss Fortune's ult is one of the most powerful AOE skills in the game, the damage of which increases with each purchase of a damage item. It has a tolerable mana consumption and more or less normal cooldown. So you can use it in almost any battle. The main disadvantage of the skill is that Miss Fortune has to stand in one place for the duration of the ability and it's impossible to change the direction of the damage cone. However, if you determine the kill zone right away, you can use the damage of the utility to its full potential. Standing for 3 seconds is enough to deal a ton of damage. Miss Fortune is very vulnerable during the duration of the Ultimate. Enemies won't stand still, but will either run away or try to use CC skills to interrupt it. So, the best way to use the Ultimate is in a combo with other CC skills of your allies and try to use the ability in such a way that Miss Fortune is as far away from the enemies as possible, but still hits them with every bullet. It's a good idea to use the ult by taking advantage of a terrain. For example, your team starts the battle and you stand behind your teammates or some small obstacle. In this case, enemies will not be able to just as quickly get to you. Obviously it's better to use the stun on a group of enemies, but that doesn't mean you can't use it on a single character. There are times when it's useful to unleash the skill on a single enemy when you don't have the ability to chase it. Unlike a normal auto-attack, the range of the Ultimate is longer and if used properly you can simply bury the enemy under the waves of bullets.

is one of core items for assassins that provides significant damage and sustain. Buy this item when you face a quite tanky team with many heavy armored champions. The item deals damage based also on some % of enemy's max. health and it icreases the armor penetration by each legendary item you buy.

This item solves all your problems with mana and gives quite decent on-hit damage to your auto-attacks.

this item gives your champion extra slow effect and damage, especially on targets with heavy armor. This is the attack damage counterpart of Rylai's Crystal Scepter for bruisers.

this item gives huge amount of damage and allows AD champions with strong abilities to one shot their enemies.

is a perfect choice for AD champions that need to survive in initiated fights. The spell shield is useful to prevent them from being affected by any quick crowd control effects placed on them which would otherwise cause them to not survive and be able to assassinate their prime target.

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.

the main goal of this item is to increase your damage to tanks and other enemies who bought some items for armor.


Many tanky champions are still sustain reliant, such as Dr. Mundo and Trundle. Mortal Reminder may be a better general purchase against those champions, since it applies Grievous Wounds during teamfights, allowing your entire team to combat them. Buy this item if you want to cut enemy's healings, life steal and vampirism.

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.

is a great tool to deal against enemy teams with lots of shields.

is a situational item for bruisers who want to apply Grievous Wounds on enemies to reduce their self-regeneration, vampirism and healing from all sources.

grant the most base flat movement speed across all boots ( Mobility Boots effect is only temporary). Because of this, these boots are also the most effective with percentage movement speed increasing effects.

This rune gives a good additional poke damage and it also scales well with both AD and AP items. Its cooldown time decreases based on level, so you would be able to deal extra damage more often.


The rune allows your champion to not run out of mana very fast. You have to remember that this rune needs to be stacked 10 times firstly to give you +250 mana and mana regeneration. And there is a small cooldown between the moment when the rune can be stacked once, so in most cases it's better to not spam abilities when the rune is on the cooldown or you will run out of mana quite fast. The rune is helpful for those players who love to spam their abilities and feel strong lack of mana.


This rune gives some amount of additional AD or AP so you would have higher damage, but only when your champion is above 70% HP. Take the rune if you know you will be able to keep your health high enough to get this bonus.


The rune is a good option if you want to poke your enemy out of the lane and deal extra damage early on.


This rune helps your champion to deal good amount of extra damage in early game short trades. The rune is also very useful in team fights since it increases damage that enemy receives from all sources, including your allies.


This rune is able to help you a lot with your mana or energy problems during team fights when you get lots of takedowns.


The rune simply increases your vampirism, so you would be able to heal yourself during the process of farming minions or jungle monsters. It can also be helpful in extended team fights and become a reason why your champion survives with 1-3% HP.


The rune increases your damage to enemies with low amount of HP. This rune is better that Cut Down and Last Stand if you can decrease health points of your enemy fast enough.


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


The rune helps you to live through the early game and permanently increases a little bit your mana pool which is also helpful since you will not be in need so fast to do Recall just to restore mana.

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Flash is the most frequent choice of all players in League of Legends. Such popularity of the spell is caused by the fact that Flash is able to instantly teleport you on a short distance. This distance is enough to dodge some hostile abilities or to jump back and avoid an unexpected gank. With the help of Flash, you can overcome various obstacles like walls, pillars and other different obstacles. Flash is equally good to use for both attack and defense. This gives the spell some versatility. The summoner spell cannot be used if you have been silenced (you cannot use skills for some time). Also, Flash cannot be used under the effect of hard control abilities such as stun or fear.



The spell allows you to instantly restore part of the health and even heal your ally. The spell also grants a bonus to movement speed. Although the bonus lasts only 1 second, sometimes it is enough to quickly catch up an enemy or to escape a deadly attack. Please note that Heal searches in a 225 units radius range around the cursor for its intended allied target if none is targeted directly. If it finds none, it targets the most wounded allied champion in the cast range, if no such distinction then the closest one. "Most wounded" means the champion with the least current %HP.

This spell can be used to save a life when low on health and under attack. It is commonly used to get an early first blood by healing oneself for more than one's opponent expects. It is also a skill used for "baiting," where you make your champion appear weaker than it actually is, to lure your enemies out of position or to get them to tower dive you. A similar baiting tactic is also commonly used with Barrier.

This summoner spell is considered by many to be vastly superior to Barrier for a number of reasons - the heal is permanent, affects two people instead of one, and gives a 30% speed boost to yourself and your ally. However, Barrier is not affected by Grievous Wounds, has a shorter cooldown, blocks more damage (against a single target), and can be used while you're still at full health (good against 100-to-0 burst).



Exhaust is an extremely powerful tool for disabling champions who mainly autoattack, as well as any champion that can deal a high amount of damage. When your team is chasing an enemy and he is getting away, using Exhaust on him will help your team gain the upper hand. Using it against enemies when escaping can help you as their movement speed will be greatly decreased.

EARLY GAME (strong):
Her first back is when she will get her initial power spike. Till then, Miss Fortune should be playing safely and should just try to land her ricocheted Double Up on enemies behind low health minions. Level six is a massive power spike as it allows Miss Fortune to impact fights massively. It is also a decent finishing move, especially in clumped fights. Her first item component will increase her dueling potential significantly. Her ability to dish out damage in the lane will also skyrocket.

Miss Fortune is a lane bully and should be played as such. Try to poke the enemy down with your Double Up and Make it Rain during the laning phase. After destroying the bottom lane tower, rotate to the mid lane and try to take that tower. This will open up the map and give your team a gold lead. Play safe for the first few levels. You need time to come online and you shouldn’t be fighting unless you have a clear early advantage.


MID GAME (strong):
Once she has 2 points in her Ultimate Bullet Time, she will easily be able to take over team fights and disrupt them as well. Her positioning will be the defining factor from now. Her first ability will be maxed out at level 9. This will significantly boost her damage and will let her one-shot squishies. Miss Fortune excels at team fights. This is due to her Ultimate Bullet Time and Passive combined with her kiting potential. She just needs some peeling to become a demon in team fights.

Stay with your Support throughout the mid-game. If you move away from them, you will be an easy target for the enemy. Make sure you’re always near at least 1 ally. Group and stay with your team at all times. Do not split push or avoid grouping unless you have a good reason to be away from them. Look for picks with your Support/Jungler to get kills and increase your lead. If you kill a key target, you could make the call for Baron.


LATE GAME (average):
Three points in her Ultimate Bullet Time will give her a massive power spike. The ability will dish out a lot of damage and have a very short cooldown, so team fights will be frequent. Her life steal combined with her damage and mobility during the late game will make her really good in team fights. She will just need to maintain proper positioning. She will have multiple items during this phase of the game. It will allow her to dish out tons of damage and one-shot squishy champions. Prolonged team fights will see her winning effortlessly.

It is important that you stick with your team in the late game. Do not move around the map or go anywhere unless someone is with you. Stand towards the back end of your team near your Support. Avoid walking too far away from anyone in the late game. Getting caught out will result in the enemy being able to push their advantage and finish the game. Watch your positioning in the late game. Focus on kiting and auto-attacking the nearest enemy champion. Avoid walking too far forward so you do not get caught out and focused by the enemy.

The biggest weakness for Draven is crowd control (especially stuns, snares, knock-ups). If you are playing a champion with skill shots and CC, aim them at the Spinning Axe drop location. Draven is one of the best snowballing champions in the game thanks to his Passive and Spinning Axe. If you can’t win the 2v2, ask your Jungler to come and reset his Adoration (Passive) stacks by killing him. Draven can out trade most champions in the early game. You shouldn’t look to fight him unless he drops Spinning Axe.

You need to be very respectful against Draven as he can dish out tons of damage if he gets a few kills in the laning phase. Keep an eye out for his itemisation as the game develops and play accordingly. Draven is hard to play in team fights as he has to control his Spinning Axe. In team fights, try to lock him down with CC to make it really hard for him to pick up his Spinning Axe and dish out damage. Try to kill Draven whenever his stacks of Adoration is high. It will deny him from getting a huge influx of gold after gaining a kill.

Draven is an early game monster with his Spinning Axe and can snowball easily if he gets an early kill thanks to his Passive. On Draven’s first back, he will usually get an expensive AD item. If you do not buy the exact same item as him, he will always come out ahead of trades. Take note of his first item and be prepared to play safer. At level 6, Draven will look to go for kills if he hasn’t got any already with the help from his Ultimate Whirling Death. Respect his all-in potential and play safer when you’re low.





After recalling, Twitch can enter the lane in stealth with his Ambush. Avoid pushing up too far when you know Twitch has just backed as he may pop up and go for a favourable trade. Twitch benefits from extended trades. Try to go for short bursty trades over long ones with him when possible. If Twitch has pushed the wave and left lane, he is either trying to bait you forward and go for a trade, or he has gone to the mid lane with his Support. Have consistent vision around your lane so you know what he’s doing and where he’s going.

Don't clump up or stick close together in team fights versus Twitch as his Spray and Pray. Spread out and look for a way to burst him down once he reveals himself. Twitch will often get incredibly close to your team after popping out of his Ambush. Once he has left it, try to take him down as quickly as you can. Control Wards are essential in team fights. Place Trinkets and Control Wards around you when sieging an objective to spot Twitch before he is able to jump out on you.

Twitch is a hyper carry and will become stronger and stronger as the game goes on. Ending the game quickly is often the wisest choice when playing against him. Once he has access to his Ultimate Spray and Pray, his kill pressure increases. It’s extended range and damage: in conjunction with his Ambush, can be hard to deal with in lane. Once Twitch has got Runaan's Hurricane, his damage output will be deadly. It is very important that you do not let him dish out his damage by bursting him down at the start of the fight.





Extended trades work in the Kalista’s favour. Try to keep trades short and sweet so she cannot deal tons of damage with her Rend. Kalista is a very strong early game champion. Try to harass and poke her down so she is unable to play aggressive and snowball. Post level 6, be careful about focusing the enemy Support in a trade as Kalista can save them with her Ultimate Fate's Call. Keep this in mind and try to focus the Kalista instead.

Kalista is vulnerable to slows and CC. Try to lock her down at the beginning of the fight so she is unable to dish out lots of damage. Kalista may stay in a side lane to split push. When she is not with her team, you can force a team fight or take an objective. If you don’t know where Kalista and her Jungler are, they might be trying to sneak the Baron or Dragon. Make sure you have it warded at all times as she can take it quite easily thanks to her Rend.

Extended trades will always favour Kalista thanks to her Rend. Try and avoid going for extending trades with her. Kalista’s first power spike is when she picks up her Berserker's Greaves as it will give her the first bit of attack speed she needs to snowball. Once Kalista has completed Runaan's Hurricane, she will pump out a lot more damage and apply Rend stacks really quickly.

Miss Fortune is not very strong in the early game but she does have a lot of poke damage with her Double Up. Watch your positioning and avoid standing behind minions when possible. Post 6, stand in the middle of the lane at all times to make it easier for you to get out of her Ultimate Bullet Time when she channels it. If you stand near a wall, it will be harder for you to escape the damage. When paired with a hard engage Support, do not stand too far forward as the enemy Support may engage and set up the Miss Fortune for a good Ultimate Bullet Time. If you have a dodge, don’t use it when her Ultimate Bullet Time is up.

Do not fight Miss Fortune and her team inside the jungle as her Ultimate Bullet Time will cover the entire pathway which will allow her to deal tons of damage to your whole team. As soon as Miss Fortune channels her Ultimate Bullet Time, try to cancel it by CC’ing her. If you can cancel it quickly, her damage output will be very low. Do not group to close together as Miss Fortune will be able to hit your whole team with her Ultimate Bullet Time. Splitting up isn’t a bad idea when trying to team fight.

Once Miss Fortune hits level 6, her kill pressure increases thanks to her Ultimate Bullet Time and its damage. In team fights, Miss Fortune truly shines as her Ultimate Bullet Time can deal tons of damage if she uses it in a safe place. Disengage as soon as she channels her Ultimate Bullet Time. At level 9, Miss Fortune’s Double Up will deal tons of damage if it hits you. Watch your positioning and make sure you’re never directly behind a minion.


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Like most who rise to notoriety in the twisting, salt-crusted labyrinth of Bilgewater, Sarah Fortune has no shortage of blood on her hands…

Beloved daughter of the renowned gun-dame Abigale Fortune, Sarah spent much of her happy childhood in the forge of their island settlement just off the coast—learning to file wheel locks, set trigger pulls, and even cast batches of custom pistol shot. Her mother’s skill in crafting firearms was legendary, and her bespoke handguns were to be found in the collections of many a wealthy merchant captain.

But oft-times, they were coveted by those with more meager means, and darker hearts.

One such individual was an up-and-coming Bilgewater reaver, known to his crew as Gangplank. ****sure and certain of his power, he demanded a pair of Fortune pistols the like of which no other man could hope to possess. A reluctant deal was struck, and a year later to the day, Gangplank returned. With no intention of paying for the work, he had masked his face with a grimy scarf. He was there to take the guns by force.

Abigale had crafted two masterpieces, twin hand cannons of exquisite workmanship and pinpoint lethality—indeed, she declared, too fine for the likes of him. She could see the brutish thug that Gangplank had become. Enraged, he seized the pistols and gunned her down with her own creations before turning them on her husband, and young Sarah too. Then, out of nothing but spite, he set the workshop ablaze and smashed both pistols on the cobblestones, to wipe the Fortune legacy from the face of Runeterra completely.

Sarah awoke to agony. Her wounds were grave, but she managed to crawl from the burning ruins with the remains of the two pistols clutched to her chest. In time, her body healed, but waking nightmares and night terrors would torment her for many years to come.

Even so, she endured. She was determined to have vengeance. She rebuilt her mother’s pistols, and learned all she could of the masked murderer who had since declared himself the new reaver king of Bilgewater, and forced even the most influential ship captains to honor his claim.

No matter. When Sarah faced him again, she would be ready.

Taking a ship to Bilgewater Bay, she killed her first man within minutes of setting foot on the crooked timbers of the quayside—a drunken pirate with a gallon of Myron’s Dark in his belly, and a price on his head. Sarah dragged his corpse to the bounty board officials, before tearing off a dozen more warrants and heading off into the city.

Within a week, every one of them was settled, and those with the misfortune to be hunted by Sarah were either dead or in chains. She quickly earned a reputation in the taverns and gambling dens, becoming known only as “Miss Fortune”. Gangplank would never see her coming. What was one more bounty hunter on the streets of his city?

In the years that followed, tales of Miss Fortune’s exploits spread far and wide, each more fanciful than the last. She drowned the leader of the Silk-Knife Corsairs in a barrel of her own stolen rum. She took the Syren from a captain who learned the hard way what it meant to slip a hand where it wasn’t wanted. She tracked the insane Doxy-Ripper to his lair in the belly of a half-dismembered leviathan down on the slaughter docks, and shot him in the back as he fled.

In spite of all this, Gangplank was far too powerful to confront openly, with the fierce Jagged Hooks crew always at his side—but Miss Fortune knew just killing him would never be enough. Only his abject humiliation, and the burning to ash of all he had stolen, would satisfy the girl who had died on the floor of her mother’s workshop.

And so, little by little, she began to surround herself with a small but loyal cadre of allies that would eventually help her lay her demons to rest.

Miss Fortune risked everything to make her move against Gangplank. Plots within plots saw his ship, the Dead Pool, blown to flaming wreckage in the harbor, and the tyrannical reaver king overthrown. Best of all, everyone in Bilgewater saw him fall. It was everything Sarah could have hoped for, exactly as she’d planned.

And it was over in moments.

With Gangplank gone, the other rival captains quickly descended into fighting amongst themselves for control of the city. What little semblance of law there had been was gone in an instant, with countless innocent civilians caught between the warring crews. Reluctantly, Miss Fortune stepped up—as captain of the Syren, and backed by her own people, she brokered an uneasy truce that has somehow held to this day.

But little is ever really permanent in the port city, and Captain Fortune still finds herself having to impose her own brand of order on every reaver, ganglord, and distant threat that comes her way.

The real battle for Bilgewater has only just begun.