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Runes: Standard Runes #1
+10% Attack Speed
+9 Adaptive (5.4 AD or 9 AP)
+6 Armor
Spells:
Flash
Teleport
Items
Ability Order
Deathbringer Stance (PASSIVE)
Aatrox Passive Ability
Threats & Synergies
Lucian
Yasuo
Free knock-ups for him, more hasagi to enjoy :)
Yasuo
Free knock-ups for him, more hasagi to enjoy :)
Champion Build Guide

PROS
+ Becomes a Mid-game Monster + Has decent waveclear + Solid Laning Phase + Does not use mana for abilities + Has good sustain + Amazing Teamfighter + Decent base damage + Exceptional Duelist if played correctly + Amazing Healing |
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CONS
- Extremely long cooldowns - Can be abused early game if played incorrectly - Falls off late game - Hard to use Q and W Skill-shots (Edge mechanics for Q) - Hard to master - Highly dependent on Items - - |
Aatrox can be a truly effective top laner if he is played correctly. When you first pick up Aatrox, he will feel pretty easy to play. But as you continue to play him, he becomes much harder to master and has a higher skill cap than most champions, currently. This is why you must know all of the pros and cons of Aatrox so you can better understand his kit and how he functions as a spell caster bruiser. Things like cooldowns or healing factor are an important factor for knowing your limits. Remember, every little detail about Aatrox's fighting style is key to your success with this character.

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MY RUNES |

These are my standard runes that I use. In most matchups, it will help me in both the laning phase and mid-late game. But these runes are not the only ones you can use. Below, you will find all the other options that can be properly utilized by Aatrox's kit.
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