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Spells:
Exhaust
Flash
Ability Order
Echoing Flames (PASSIVE)
Urgot Passive Ability
Introduction
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Urgot, the Headsman's Pride
Urgly as hell, he really knows how to hold his lane. His abilities allow him to smack enemies from so far away, which more than makes up for his rediculously short auto-attack range - Morgana attacks from the same range.
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Way I play Urgot, is as an AD and Mana-based bruiser. He relies more on his key ability,


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Please note though, that in this guide, I will show you how I play Urgot. This is by no means a core to playing him - I've played him differently before, and that worked out just as well - and if you have a different way of playing him, feel free. Also, I do not provide Alternate Items in this guide, for the simple reason that you know what to get when a b¡tch is fed, or when there's a CC-overload on the enemy team.
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Enjoy!
~Emo.
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Powerful Pros
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Urgot+ Scales so hard into late game + Building CDR means you pin down hard + Really tanky with loads of damage still + Extremely long range with ![]() + Ulti for repositioning and resists + Did I mention his long casting range? + Robot. |
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Crippling Cons
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Urgot- Terrible early game due to squish - Rediculously high manacosts early game - No damage before Lv.3/Lv.5 - Shortest AA-range of all AD Carries - No natural bulk in his kit - Ultimate can get you OoP hard, bro |
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Each basic attack that Urgot lands reduces the damage his target takes by 15% for 2,5 seconds. Each renewed application refreshes the debuff duration, this does not stack upon itself.
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It's a pretty straight-forward passive - as are most of them - and this one is actually pretty damn good. People who've read my AP Ezreal Guide know that some passives don't make sense, but this one is great. With Urgot having a teenie basic attacking range, enemies are often prone to target/focus you, or simply not walk away from 1v1's. This baby is a bliss at such times.
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Urgot fires a physical damage nuke in a line, dealing damage to the first target it hits. This ability applies no on-hit effects, but it DOES apply
Zaun-Touched Bolt Augmenter.
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Arguably one of the best abilities in the game, even though it needs another one of Urgot's to carry this title. Once again, a pretty self-explanatory ability, but oh my. The damage it does is just immense. As a side note, its cooldown is exremely low, meaning it's an awesomely spammable ability.
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About
Shroud of Darkness: Popped, and also blocks the application of
Zaun-Touched Bolt Augmenter.
Spell Shield: See above.
Banshee's Veil: See above.
Black Shield: Will not block the damage.
Rylai's Crystal Scepter: Will apply a 15% diminished slow because of its cooldown.
Hextech Gunblade: Will apply no LifeSteal, but will apply the 33% diminished SpellVamp because of its low cooldown.
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Urgot instantly forges a shield on himself for up to 7 seconds. During this time, his basic attacks and his
Acid Hunter apply a non-stacking slow for 1,5 seconds.
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This one is a bit less straight-forward, but basically, you'll want this to be up anytime you'll try to smack-a-b¡itch. The slow does not stack upon itself, and with it being a short-duration slow, it's best if you have a means of catching up - a
Time Warp or a
Whimsy - or to be in close range in the first place, making the slow harder to escape from.
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About
Shroud of Darkness: Popped via
Acid Hunter, left intact via basic attacks.
Spell Shield: See above.
Banshee's Veil: See above.
Black Shield: Will be blocked regardless, but since its appliants are physical damage, no damage is blocked.
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Additionally, it has no casting time, will not interrupt previous orders, and will affect projectiles currently in flight when
Terror Capacitor is cast.
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Urgot fires an explosive shell to target location, debuffing units struck. This debuff entrails a percentage Armor Reduction, a physical damage-over-time, and a unique feature: for as long as the debuff persists,
Acid Hunter can be autolocked on an afflicted unit by having the cursor over/near them upon activating
Acid Hunter.
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Paired with
Acid Hunter, best combo for harassing-out-of-lane and beyond. The Armor Reduction applies to its own damage as well - fµck yeah - and the autolock-feature has a range of 1500 as stated by Ezreal somewhere deep down in his posts on his own page, look it up if you don't believe. Point is, he can strike you hard under your tower, and ignore the tower itself if you don't cower in the Fog of War.
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About
Shroud of Darkness: Popped, and ignores the application of all DoT-ticks, the Armor Shred, and debuff.
Spell Shield: See above.
Banshee's Veil: See above.
Black Shield: Unaffected, since the damage is all physical and it contains no Crowd Control.
Rylai's Crystal Scepter: Procs the 15% diminished slow for all ticks, and lasts for 1,5 seconds after the last tick of damage.
Hextech Gunblade: Procs the 33% diminished SpellVamp effect on each tick of damage from all affected units.
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Terror Capacitor during the one-second channel time.
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Dat ultimate. Feel like an enemy is going to flee? Swap a b¡tch. Feel like you want some bonus resists? Swap a b¡tch. Want your team to know who you want dead first? Swap a b¡tch! So many uses for this ultimate, and with the build we're using, it's not on that high a cooldown to begin with. Goodies allround, ladies, gentlemen and techmaturgically repaired warriors.
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Spell Shields will block the Suppression effect, but the target will still be swapped places with and will still be slowed. This also counts for remove-debuff effects like
Unbreakable Will,
Remove Scurvy and for
Ragnarok goes that he is not suppressed, but will be moved regardless of him still carrying the
Ragnarok-buff. This all only counts if Urgot actually completes the full 1-second channel time. Note that
Cleanse cannot be used to counter this, meaning it's totally useless against Urgot unless you really dislike the slow from
Terror Capacitor, and that
Quicksilver Sash apparently also negates the swap... fu.
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It's a pretty straight-forward passive - as are most of them - and this one is actually pretty damn good. People who've read my AP Ezreal Guide know that some passives don't make sense, but this one is great. With Urgot having a teenie basic attacking range, enemies are often prone to target/focus you, or simply not walk away from 1v1's. This baby is a bliss at such times.
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Arguably one of the best abilities in the game, even though it needs another one of Urgot's to carry this title. Once again, a pretty self-explanatory ability, but oh my. The damage it does is just immense. As a side note, its cooldown is exremely low, meaning it's an awesomely spammable ability.
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About
Acid Hunter...







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This one is a bit less straight-forward, but basically, you'll want this to be up anytime you'll try to smack-a-b¡itch. The slow does not stack upon itself, and with it being a short-duration slow, it's best if you have a means of catching up - a


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About
Terror Capacitor...





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Additionally, it has no casting time, will not interrupt previous orders, and will affect projectiles currently in flight when

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Paired with

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About
Noxian Corrosive Charge...






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hyper-kinetic position reverse
Urgot gains Armor and Magic Resist for 5 seconds. Additionally, Urgot stuns and suppresses a single enemy champion for 1 second. After the suppression, Urgot and the target switch places and the target is slowed by 40% for 3 seconds. Urgot may freely cast R - Hyper-Kinetic Position Reverser

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Dat ultimate. Feel like an enemy is going to flee? Swap a b¡tch. Feel like you want some bonus resists? Swap a b¡tch. Want your team to know who you want dead first? Swap a b¡tch! So many uses for this ultimate, and with the build we're using, it's not on that high a cooldown to begin with. Goodies allround, ladies, gentlemen and techmaturgically repaired warriors.
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About Hyper-Kinetic Position Reverser...
Spell Shields will block the Suppression effect, but the target will still be swapped places with and will still be slowed. This also counts for remove-debuff effects like







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My rune setup is focused on giving me a good early game boost, enough oumph to last hit and harass, and manage to stay in my lane as long as possible. I take the following:
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My rune setup is focused on giving me a good early game boost, enough oumph to last hit and harass, and manage to stay in my lane as long as possible. I take the following:
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Glyphs for Flat Magic Resist. I just like keeping safe from pesky mids outleveling you, and all of a sudden thinking it's a good idea to flip the fµck out on you. Or those stupid new-meta supports that deal damage, like ![]() ![]() |
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Quints for Flat Attack Damage. Once again, it's just for that nice bit of extra oumph you'll want when you're dealing basic attack damage. Your ![]() |
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Simple Mastery page, pretty standard for AD Carries. Note though that I skip the LifeSteal - we won't be charging in with basic attacks - and the Critical Strike Damage -
Acid Hunter doesn't apply Critical Strikes. What I do take, is Flat Armor Penetration, Percentage Armor Penetration, Flat AD, AD per Lv., Percentage Increased Damage and Increased Minion Damage as my most notable Offensive Masteries. These to amplify my damage early-game, and to compensate for my rediculously short basic attacking range.
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In Utility, I take a more standard route, in which I take Increased Mana and Mana Regeneration per 5 and Increased Neutral Buff Duration. Urgot works best when he's in a team that has a manaless mid - most notably
Vladimir or
Kennen or some sh¡t - in which he gets to take the
Crest of the Ancient Golem, with which he gains 20% Cooldown Reduction - capping it at the spot - and massively increased Mana Regeneration, allowing for near-infinity spamming if the
Tear of the Goddess has been purchased beforehand.
Simple Mastery page, pretty standard for AD Carries. Note though that I skip the LifeSteal - we won't be charging in with basic attacks - and the Critical Strike Damage -

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In Utility, I take a more standard route, in which I take Increased Mana and Mana Regeneration per 5 and Increased Neutral Buff Duration. Urgot works best when he's in a team that has a manaless mid - most notably




For Summoner Spells, I go with
Exhaust and
Flash:
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Why I don't take Heal: Urgot's early game is frail as hell, as I just stated. If someone wants you dead, hell, the b¡tch's gonna get you dead, no escaping. Maybe a
Flash, but that's it, no escape tools. After Lv.3 or Lv.5, our damage picks up hardcore, meaning we get to lay some hard smackdown on a brotha... and they won't. Heal is only good in the first few levels where we're still squishier than our support - yay for exaggeration - and after that, we have enough bulk to overcome any hurt. Ergo: No
Heal.


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Flash because Urgot's early game is extremely frail. Squishy as hell, he can't stack up to a 3v2 gank. Not a single way in hell. This is purely a Get-Out-Of-Jail-Free card, but on an over-4-minute cooldown. Use it wisely, and use it properly. Those are my main tips to using ![]() |
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Why I don't take Heal: Urgot's early game is frail as hell, as I just stated. If someone wants you dead, hell, the b¡tch's gonna get you dead, no escaping. Maybe a


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Urgot is, I believe, the only AD Carry that cannot start without a
Meki Pendant unless he has a
Soraka by his side. His basic attacking range is a big impediment, as stated before, and has to make up by spamming his abilities... which cost mana. Loads of it, especially in the early game. If we don't have a
Soraka with her
Infuse, we're out of mana in two spell rotations. Ergo:
Meki Pendant.
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If we do start with an
Infuse-Soraka, we can afford to start with boots; however, I do find it useful to instead go for the
Sapphire Crystal at that time, just because of it building into a
Tear of the Goddess or a
Glacial Shroud, and as I've stated before - hooray for repetition - if a mothafµcka wants you dead badly enough, you'll die. No boots, but still a viable choice if you desire it so.
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Tear of the Goddess is what you need to buy. If you go b and cannot afford this, you may never play Urgot again. Jk, but this is what you'll want to be able to buy on first b. Spamming picks up after Lv.3 or Lv.5, and this is the best opportunity to get as many stacks on your Tear as you can.
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Boots are next. Yep, second. Sacrificing mobility for (later) damage and spammability? Yup. Don't ask questions, just do it.
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If you're really having a good time bot, get a
Glacial Shroud - or its ingredients - if you can. Botlane is dominated by AD Carries - dealing physical damage and sh¡t - meaning a Shroud screws them over hard, whilst giving you the advantage Urgot gusta: Cooldown Reduction, allowing for more
Acid Hunters, more
Terror Capacitors for when you get ganked, and best of all: more hyper-kinetic position reverseSwaps.
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Seeing as how we don't get into range for basic attacks - which would be like poking Baron in the eye with a toothpick -
Berserker's Greaves are a no-go.
Mercury's Treads are by far the best choice. Urgot's damage output tend to get him focused really fast, meaning CC is wasted, and with Treads: nullified.
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Manamune is an item only bought by those who really have mana problems. I've seen
Ezreals do it... and that's it. Bots tend to use it on
Miss Fortune and
Sivir, but Urgot is one on who I find it to be a dire necessity, due to him being an AD-based caster, rather than an IE-PD-BT AD Carry. Manamune to fit his mana needs.
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Ohh,
Frozen Heart. This baby is bliss in all its glorious forms. AD Carries are your primary target to kill. Armor to reduce their damage? Check. An aura to reduce their attacking rate? Check! Mad Mana is mad for the Mune? CHECK! 20% COOLDOWN REDUCTION FOR EVEN MORE SPAMMING? CHECKER-DO-CHECK! Item is a must-buy, really. I didn't believe in it at first, but I'm in love with it. So is Urgot... as far as techmaturgically repaired robots know 'love'.
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So now that we've obtained some bulkiness, let's get to town with some true pain. Granted, tanks won't think too much of our damage. Let's change that. How?
Last Whisper, baby. 40% Armor Penetration, paired with 10% Armor Penetration gives us a total of 46% Armor Penetration, and after that, we take off 6 Flat ones. Yay xD. But nonetheless, this is one hellovanitem to have, as it destroys tanks a bit easier, but is most valuable on the ordinary AD Carry who lack the real Armor stat and still cower with 80~ Armor.
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Your main - and only, in fact - sustain item. You hit sh¡t for 300 per hit, meaning 20% LifeSteal hits hard enough. A VampScepter over the Sword, because we have enoug AD as-is, and the sustain is hard-needed. If you feel like being 'different', opt to go for a
Hextech Gunblade instead. Not only will your basic attacks refuel your Health Bar, your
Acid Hunters and
Noxian Corrosive Charges will do the same - albeit at a slower rate. Works just as fine, it only provides a bit less AD, but hell.
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If the enemy AD Carry managed to get fed as fµck, you might want to consider purchasing a
Guardian Angel. Not only does the item provide more than reasonable defensive stats in addition to what we already have, the swirling angel-particle-thingy discourages enemies to focus you/take you on. Good.
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On the other hand, if mid's been feeding, or if the enemy mid's been getting fed, you might want to opt getting a
Banshee's Veil. We get more health - survivability - and mana for damage, and some more-than-nice Magic Resistance, but best of all: we block the first enemy spell. Sion and his
Cryptic Gaze? B¡tch pleaz.
Urgot is, I believe, the only AD Carry that cannot start without a





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If we do start with an




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Boots are next. Yep, second. Sacrificing mobility for (later) damage and spammability? Yup. Don't ask questions, just do it.
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If you're really having a good time bot, get a



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Seeing as how we don't get into range for basic attacks - which would be like poking Baron in the eye with a toothpick -


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Ohh,

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So now that we've obtained some bulkiness, let's get to town with some true pain. Granted, tanks won't think too much of our damage. Let's change that. How?

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Your main - and only, in fact - sustain item. You hit sh¡t for 300 per hit, meaning 20% LifeSteal hits hard enough. A VampScepter over the Sword, because we have enoug AD as-is, and the sustain is hard-needed. If you feel like being 'different', opt to go for a



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If the enemy AD Carry managed to get fed as fµck, you might want to consider purchasing a

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On the other hand, if mid's been feeding, or if the enemy mid's been getting fed, you might want to opt getting a


Please note that this is a section currently, and ongoingly, in progress. I will update this section as I face champions, but after a while, I may end up having faced them all, and form my final opinion on them. Bare with me, and tell me your findings as well, yes they halp.
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Her rediculous range advantage is really a big threat in this match-up. She can stand in a brush, hit minions, and smack you with a
Headshot as it pleases her, and there's nothing you can do about it. Key here is to ONLY last hit, not push a single AA, and wait for the creep wave to come closer to your turret. Pushing out means you die, simple as that.
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Ezreal can trade relatively well with you, but if he uses his
Arcane Shift the wrong way, he's extremely dead. His main damaging skill is on a same-ish low cooldown as yours, but he has no CC, and his Atk.Spd. drop... it doesn't affect us too hard. Only thing is that he gets Atk.Spd., which means hurt for us. Regardless, play passive until Lv.3, then hurt him badly.
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He can trade well, but there's something about Varus that makes him an all-out character. He can't hurt you like you can do him, but if he catches you off-guard, you're doomed, simple as that. If he picks off a minion... that's a 20% Bonus for him, a 20% advantage over you. Also, his
Blighted Quiver hurts if he can continuously take them off, so burst him down before he can do you.
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So Kog'Maw... he's one piece of work. He can harass you from a pretty far range, and if he's built some AD - throuh Runes, mostly - he'll hurt hard, especially when he turns on his
Bio-Arcane Barrage. Paired wtih his slow and Armor Shred, he's a right nasty bit of work. But as with most, he has no escape mechanism, meaning if you tag him with
Noxian Corrosive Charge, you can take down half his health with ease, he can't retaliate.
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Her burst combo hurts, and her range advantage over you increases per level, which is a real pain. However, aside from her basic attacks, she either needs to put herself on your face to deal damage, or fire a cannonball in your face which pushes you away from her. She's on the disadvantage as far as ranged poke goes, as
Acid Hunter>>Auto-Attack after like Rk.2 or 3, and she doesn't have that.
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Her rediculous range advantage is really a big threat in this match-up. She can stand in a brush, hit minions, and smack you with a

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Ezreal can trade relatively well with you, but if he uses his

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He can trade well, but there's something about Varus that makes him an all-out character. He can't hurt you like you can do him, but if he catches you off-guard, you're doomed, simple as that. If he picks off a minion... that's a 20% Bonus for him, a 20% advantage over you. Also, his

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So Kog'Maw... he's one piece of work. He can harass you from a pretty far range, and if he's built some AD - throuh Runes, mostly - he'll hurt hard, especially when he turns on his


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Her burst combo hurts, and her range advantage over you increases per level, which is a real pain. However, aside from her basic attacks, she either needs to put herself on your face to deal damage, or fire a cannonball in your face which pushes you away from her. She's on the disadvantage as far as ranged poke goes, as

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Early game, we simply don't have enough damage to stand toe-to-toe with enemy champions, most notably the enemy AD Carry. They'll be able to kite you better than you do them, and they will probably have a better damage output than you, especially Pre-Lv.5. As such, try to lay as low as possible and farm to the best of your ability. Farming is the best way to getting as much gold as you can possibly get, because your only virtue is harassing, which only takes off after Lv.3. At that point, if you manage to land a ![]() ![]() |
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Mid game, your damage and and overall annoying-ness should pick up rapidly, most apparently after purchasing a ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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During the end game, or later stages of the game, you'll be even more annoying. Now not only to the enemy carries, but also to the enemy bulkers and tankers, thanks to 46% Armor Penetration. If you do get the ![]() ![]() ![]() |
I didn't want to waste an entire section on this, so:
Soraka is by far your most desired support, but supports with CC like
Light Binding,
Dazzle or
Dredge Line will all work fine just as well. Make sure you get the support you feel like having along, as CC means Nocian Corrosive Charge becomes easier to land.
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So a lot of work went into this guide, and I'd appreciate it if you'd read it all, and tell me if it all makes sense.
Also, try the build a few times before posting comments, they make the whole comment a lot more sensible.
Lastly, thanks for reading, and don't forget to comment and thumbs-me-up!
~Emo.




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So a lot of work went into this guide, and I'd appreciate it if you'd read it all, and tell me if it all makes sense.
Also, try the build a few times before posting comments, they make the whole comment a lot more sensible.
Lastly, thanks for reading, and don't forget to comment and thumbs-me-up!
~Emo.
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