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Runes: Poke AP scaling Seraphine
+8 Ability Haste
+9 Adaptive (5.4 AD or 9 AP)
+6 Armor
Spells:
Exhaust
Flash
Items
Ability Order
Stage Presence (PASSIVE)
Seraphine Passive Ability
Threats & Synergies
Pyke
If the Pyke is good, this is by far Seraphines worst matchup. He can easily outrun Seraphines low movement speed and lock her down.
What can you do against this?:
1. Remember his CD's are pretty high. If he misses his Hook you can breathe for a good 8 seconds until he tries again. This time space can be used to Poke him or the ADC down.
2. Try staying on your Echo at all times that he has his Hook up.
This way you can give yourself a bigger shield and alot of movement speed, with your W, when he walks up and tries to hit a hook.
3. With communicating to your ADC try getting a good freeze in your lane. Pyke thrives in lanes that are pushed to his tower. That also means try not to hit/kill too many minions with your Abilities when poking.
4. PINGING! Make sure to ping that Pyke is missing when he is missing. A good Pyke can hard carry with his roam potential. Additionally try getting good wards in river when possible.
Ashe
With Ashe's auto attacks and abilties slowing enemies this is the best synergy by far. You can just walk towards the enemies, allow Ashe to slow them, and then throw out your E. Ensuring a root, or even better if you echo your E, ensuring a stun. You can past level 6 then combo this into your ultimate, and with Ashe's Ultimate, the enemy team wont have alot of fun.
Ashe
With Ashe's auto attacks and abilties slowing enemies this is the best synergy by far. You can just walk towards the enemies, allow Ashe to slow them, and then throw out your E. Ensuring a root, or even better if you echo your E, ensuring a stun. You can past level 6 then combo this into your ultimate, and with Ashe's Ultimate, the enemy team wont have alot of fun.




Small reminder for this guide: From my experience this is the best way to play


Why Seraphine in Support?!
While yes, being Support

She has very good range, good shielding, movement speed buffs, good healing later in game, good engage/disengage. And her damage in Support is not even that bad either! The new S11 Items work amazingly with

Reminder this Guide isn't fully finished yet!!!
(This is also my first guide so any tips or critiques are appreciated!)
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When thinking about what runes you want to take, the first question you will ask yourself is:Do I want a more defensive or agressive rune setup? |
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2nd row depends on the matchup. Do they have a lot poke? Say
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3rd row gives us mainly 2 options. Do they have a lot of Crowd Control and specifically slows? Take
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Now that we have chosen our main tree, we will need the secondary tree. Here we have a lot of flexibility. We can choose any secondary tree we want. Depending on what we want for the specific game. |
Domination is good for a more aggressive playstyle |
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