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Prove your worth - Diamond Sejuani Guide
Build Guide By Jomickies
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Runes: VS Tank JG
1
2
Resolve
Inspiration
+10% Attack Speed
+6 Armor
+65 Base Health
Spells:
Summoner Spells
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![LoL Summoner Spell: Chilling Smite]()
![LoL Summoner Spell: Flash]()
Chilling Smite
Flash
Items
Starting Item
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First back
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First Item
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Boots
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Second Item
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Fourth Item
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Ability Order Skill Order
Fury of the North (PASSIVE)
Sejuani Passive Ability
Threats & Synergies
Threats
Synergies
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Major
Even
Minor
Tiny
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None
Low
Ok
Strong
Ideal
Extreme Threats
Ideal Synergies
Kindred
Kindred is the hardest counter to Sejuani in the game. I always permanently ban this champion. She is stronger early game and she outscales Sejuani. The only way you can kill Kindred early is if you find a two versus one, or if she is below half health you can burst her with your combo.
Akali
Akali is super hard for the enemy to pin down and she is super mobile. She is also a melee champion. This means she can get you E stacks incredibly easily. This makes her an idea lane companion.
Synergies
Ideal
Strong
Ok
Low
None
Akali
Akali is super hard for the enemy to pin down and she is super mobile. She is also a melee champion. This means she can get you E stacks incredibly easily. This makes her an idea lane companion.
Champion Build Guide
Intro
Hi guys, I am JOmickie a Diamond 1 Sejuani main. You may have seen my other Sejuani guide titled "Seize What's Ours! - A Guide for Sejuani written by JOmickie". I published this guide as a guest by accident and cannot edit it even though I had so much more to say. As a result I made this guide which is much more detailed in my opinion. Enjoy!
Early Game
Blue Side
In the early game Sejuani has only a few possible pathing options. First we will start with what you should do on blue side. On blue side you ALWAYS want to start red buff. Your bot lane can leash very quickly and red is always preferable to blue if you can get it due to the amount of combat effectiveness it gives you. You should always stack with your team in a bush on your redside just in case they invade. You can also try to 5 man invade if you have a Blitzcrank a Braum or any good level 1 composition. After making sure that you aren't being invaded, it is important that you ward the pixel bush on bot side of your jungle. This bush is the one in the river near the midlane. You want to ward this bush when the game timer hits 1 minute and 15 seonds. You do this because you need to know where the enemy jungler is so that he does not kill you or your team! After clearing red you have two choices. You can either go and clear your raptor camp or you can w your raptor camp for health back and go to the scuttle crab on the opposite side of the jungle. If you clear the raptor camp you can go to the bot side scuttle crab and kill it, however, if the enemy jungler is stronger than you or if the lanes do not have priority (which means that your lanes are getting shoved in) then you should try to figure out where the enemy jungler is before doing it. Assuming that you see the enemy jungler or believe that you can fight him you should do scuttle crab then invade his bot side blue buff. After clearing blue you should invade wolves then gromp and then gank bot lane or midlane depending on which is shoving into your team's tower.
Red Side
Red side is very similar to blue side except for one key aspect. If you start with your bot lane you will be at blue buff. This means that you cannot do your bottom side scuttle crab reliably. You have to either go from your blue buff to your gromp to your wolves to your red to scuttle then raptors and finally krugs or you can start at red. If you choose to start at red you should make sure that your top laner is a melee champion. This will allow you to get a better leash since you can use your e more times. It is also important to ward the pixel bush on the side you start on. If you start red you should ward the topside pixel at 1 minute and 15 seconds likewise if you start blue you should ward the bottom side pixel at 1 minute and 15 seconds. (Remember this is the bush near midlane in the river). If you start at your blue buff you should gank top or mid after you clear your red and scuttle. If you start red you have two options. These are the same options you had on blue side. You can either invade his jungle or go from red directly to the scuttle crab while making sure you W the raptor camp.
In the early game Sejuani has only a few possible pathing options. First we will start with what you should do on blue side. On blue side you ALWAYS want to start red buff. Your bot lane can leash very quickly and red is always preferable to blue if you can get it due to the amount of combat effectiveness it gives you. You should always stack with your team in a bush on your redside just in case they invade. You can also try to 5 man invade if you have a Blitzcrank a Braum or any good level 1 composition. After making sure that you aren't being invaded, it is important that you ward the pixel bush on bot side of your jungle. This bush is the one in the river near the midlane. You want to ward this bush when the game timer hits 1 minute and 15 seonds. You do this because you need to know where the enemy jungler is so that he does not kill you or your team! After clearing red you have two choices. You can either go and clear your raptor camp or you can w your raptor camp for health back and go to the scuttle crab on the opposite side of the jungle. If you clear the raptor camp you can go to the bot side scuttle crab and kill it, however, if the enemy jungler is stronger than you or if the lanes do not have priority (which means that your lanes are getting shoved in) then you should try to figure out where the enemy jungler is before doing it. Assuming that you see the enemy jungler or believe that you can fight him you should do scuttle crab then invade his bot side blue buff. After clearing blue you should invade wolves then gromp and then gank bot lane or midlane depending on which is shoving into your team's tower.
Red Side
Red side is very similar to blue side except for one key aspect. If you start with your bot lane you will be at blue buff. This means that you cannot do your bottom side scuttle crab reliably. You have to either go from your blue buff to your gromp to your wolves to your red to scuttle then raptors and finally krugs or you can start at red. If you choose to start at red you should make sure that your top laner is a melee champion. This will allow you to get a better leash since you can use your e more times. It is also important to ward the pixel bush on the side you start on. If you start red you should ward the topside pixel at 1 minute and 15 seconds likewise if you start blue you should ward the bottom side pixel at 1 minute and 15 seconds. (Remember this is the bush near midlane in the river). If you start at your blue buff you should gank top or mid after you clear your red and scuttle. If you start red you have two options. These are the same options you had on blue side. You can either invade his jungle or go from red directly to the scuttle crab while making sure you W the raptor camp.
Mid Game
As a jungler in the mid game your primary focus is to gank the lanes and get them ahead. You are Sejuani so unless you are super fed you will have a hard time solo carrying the game as it gets later. The good news is you do lots of damage in the mid game and have a ton of crowd control. You should use the attributes to get your lanes ahead and transition to objectives. Your midgame should look something like clear camps then gank lanes then go for tower damage then go for objectives. What I mean is that first and foremost you need to be farming your camps. You should be ganking lanes around when your camps are respawning. That said if you know you can kill a lane you should forego farming momentarily to cash in the kill. After getting a kill in a lane you should help your laner(s) shove the wave into tower using your W. After the lane crashes you should either go for turret plates which are worth roughly half a kill each in gold or you should try to get the neutral objective on your side of the map. Early on you will always go for the plates/tower damage, however, the neutral objectives should take priority if you have the means to kill them. What I mean is that early on you might be too weak to kill the objectives. If you think you can kill a neutral objective without losing a tower or dying you should always try to secure it.
Team Fighting
Teamfighting is not something that you can learn in a day, however, Sejuani has very good teamfighting even if you aren't that great at piloting her. Her ult is very forgiving in that if you miss it you can still slow the enemy. Do not tilt if you miss an ult, the slow will definitely help you catch them and you can always chain crowd control them after you catchup. In teamfights if you are behind you should always peel your carries instead of engaging fights unless you see the perfect opportunity. This means that you stay with your team and use your crowd control to keep all enemies off of your backline. If you are ahead, however, you have to be proactive. The best way to find a good fight is to clear out vision and hide in the fog of war. You can engage form super far away so if you can find an unsuspecting member of the enemy team you can easily chain crowd control him or her and kill him or her. If you have to fight a 5v5 try to avoid tower diving, however, if you have to you should be the one to tank towers because your passive allows you to take a lot of damage at the start of the fight. In 5v5 teamfights you should always try to ult a carry that does not have any means of escaping. What I mean is that you shouldnt ult them if they have qss or zhonyas unless you have the follow up to kill them on the spot. Try to ult targets that will die upon you engaging.
The Late Game/Stealing Objectives
The late game is the hardest part of the game to explain or teach. Generally you want to try to secure baron and then shove in the waves as a team. There isn't a lot of champion specific knowledge to impart here, however, Sejuani has some unique ways of getting a team back into the game. Because she has a dash in her kit you have a lot opportunities to steal barons and elder dragons. It is not advisable to suicide to steal objectives in the early and mid game but it is in the late. If you are stealing an objective you need to have a control ward on you and smite up. Otherwise your chance of stealing are significantly lower. If you have a blast plant up try to use it to get into either the dragon or baron pit. If it isn't up you should ALWAYS flash into the pit to try to smite steal. Your Q can be blocked by enemy champions so if the enemy plays it right they can stop you from getting into the pit and then you have no way to escape. If you flash smite your chance of stealing is the highest and then you can try to escape with Q.
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