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Runes: Usual Runes
+8 ability haste
+6 Armor
+15-140 HP (lvls 1-18)
Spells:
Exhaust
Flash
Recommended Items
Items
Ability Order Ability Order
Dream-Laden Bough (PASSIVE)
Lillia Passive Ability
Threats & Synergies
Ashe
Combining your E and Ashe's passive, you have a strong poke in lane, at level 6, your ult is a great setup for Ashe's ult, since they stand still for 1,5 seconds.
Ashe
Combining your E and Ashe's passive, you have a strong poke in lane, at level 6, your ult is a great setup for Ashe's ult, since they stand still for 1,5 seconds.

Prancing around the rift, placing wards, healing teammates, sleeping enemies, its really fun once you understand the basics!
Obviously she's also very cute, so that's a huge plus, no? :P
Pros
- Really good into tanky/slow comps, you get to proc item passives like
Rylai's Crystal Scepter,
Moonstone Renewer or
Demonic Embrace a lot and deal a considerable amount of damage with your
Dream-Laden Bough and true damage.
- Since its an off meta build, you can use the lack of enemy knowledge in your favour.
- Your
Lilting Lullaby is a really powerful teamfight tool, which can single handely win teamfights on later stages of the game.
- Spikes really hard and can win most 2v2s once you have
Rylai's Crystal Scepter and
Lilting Lullaby at hand.
- Scales pretty well and build is pretty flexible, you can use and combine tank, mage and enchanter items if needed.
Cons
- Aside from
Swirlseed, your range is mostly limited, so you need to be good at trading with
Blooming Blows in laning phase.
- Not the most noob-friendly pick, requires a bit of champ and range knowledge to be effective against competent players.
- Her mobility is fairly conditional, so fighting in the jungle is awkward at times if enemy is long-ranged or if there are no camps to stack
Blooming Blows.
- Auto Attack range is low, so removing a
Stealth Ward or
Control Ward is dangerous if you don't have stacks/enough tankiness.
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Whenever you hit someone with an ability, they get applied ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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This ability has a range of 485 in the outer ring, for reference, ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Cooldown is 16 seconds, might seem like its not too good for stacking ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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This ability takes 0.3 seconds to arrive no matter the distance so be mindful of that when you throw a ![]() |
- When you're playing
Lillia, the use of your passives is the key to success, since you get movement speed, apply slows, damage over time and so on, plus a decent amount of sustain from
Dream-Laden Bough.
- Early game is all about taking safe trades and reaching your power spikes, which is mostly unlocking
Lilting Lullaby and
Rylai's Crystal Scepter, however don't think you can't win any 2v2s, people often disrespect the pick and a nicely aimed
Watch Out! Eep! can put any marksman in kill range.
- You dont have to hit
Swirlseed directly, most botlaners tend to hide behind minions, but Lillia's
Swirlseed does a cone splash once it hits anything (walls included), use this tactic when enemy adc steps up to farm.
- Whenever you hit a enemy champion with an ability, you'll proc
Dream-Laden Bough, which will start healing you, it gets reduced to 33% if its more than 1 champion (so 100% + 33% healing).
- Remember that your
Swirlseed keeps rolling until it hits something, so get creative, use it to facecheck a bush, throw it from river to river, from base to lane, and who knows, might hit someone with it, and since
Lilting Lullaby has unlimited range, it can lead to a kill, just be careful to not steal cs!
- You can heal off camps, so Q'ing
Gromp ,
Scuttle or
Rift Herald /
Drake can give you a little bit of sustain when roaming.
- Since the build isn't AP heavy, you can freely stack from a minion wave,
Raptors or
Scuttle as long as you hit them with the Inner circle of
Blooming Blows.
Blooming Blows doesn't cancel your auto attack, so a quick way to get 3
Spellthief's Edge procs is to Q and AA the enemy support when they try to reach the cannon minion for their
Relic Shield proc.
Lilting Lullaby is a proyectile, so be careful when dealing with
Yasuo or
Samira.



I used to suggest starting with




After first back you should aim for either




After getting enough gold, your




For boots I generally get




There are a bunch of items you can get before or right after your mythic
Stopwatch for early dive plays, or if enemy team has burst so you can use survive after using
Lilting Lullaby.
Oblivion Orb if you're facing enemies with healing
Yuumi/
Soraka/
Nami and you dont have
Ignite for whatever reason.
Dark Seal if you're in a easy matchup and are getting kills/assists often but dont want to commit to building full ap.
for a third item (generally the last one you'll get with your support income), you can go for


If the game lasts long enough, you can finally get a mythic, with your options being :
Moonstone Renewer (extra tankiness due to the increased healing from
Dream-Laden Bough and sustain for your allies, you can buy a
Demonic Embrace later on for extra procs after hitting a spell)
Shurelya's Battlesong (mythic passive gives ability haste, which is good, and the active is pretty useful for a easier engage/disengage)
Imperial Mandate (slows dealt with
Rylai's Crystal Scepter proc the passive, which adds up to a lot of damage)
Turbo Chemtank (Specially good when combined with
Ghost since you can run in really quickly and ult then use
Zhonya's Hourglass before you get focused down)
Some of your other options are:
Mikael's Blessing (Magic Resist, Heal power and a cleanse for stuff like
Enchanted Crystal Arrow)
Redemption (Raw heal power and a great active, plus Ability Haste)
Warmog's Armor (VS poke heavy comps)
Randuin's Omen (Fed ADCs or stuff like
Yasuo)
Staff of Flowing Water (to boost both yourself and mages on your team)
Spirit Visage (Magic Resist, HP and more self healing)
Ardent Censer (If you have an Auto-Attack heavy team)
Cosmic Drive (For
Swirlseed spam and easy kiting combined with your slows)
Chemtech Putrifier (Good against healing like
Soraka's or items like
Bloodthirster)
Force of Nature (really good vs teams with a lot of cc and magic damage)
When you're full build, I highly suggest to exchange your boots for another legendary item such as



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Font of life applies whenever you slow an enemy, either through a ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Having lower cooldown on items and on ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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For rune shards I like taking Ability Haste, Armor and HP, its quite a sizeable help in the early game since you're way tankier and you can throw ![]() ![]() |
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