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Miss Fortune Build Guide by

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Spells:

Flash

Exhaust

Ability Order

Miss Fortune Passive Ability

Introduction

Hello there,

It is my first guide, so please be kind! In this guide I will provide some tips on how to play this red head beauty. So please take the time to read and hopefully learn something new about .

Also, please leave a comment, and rate my guide :). I have worked really hard on this, and I am very excited to share my build with you.

Miss Fortune Recently got a Buff on her Ultimate. Is Hybrid Viable?

Yes. But in a certain thread on the LoL forums, some numbers were crunched, and it seems that Hybrid is not as strong as pure AD. Hybrid is all good fun in customs and Co-op vs. AI, but you probably wouldn't play it in ranked, unless are absolutely certain that you will do well.

Disclaimer

I would like to say that some of my formats in this guide is used by some other famous guide makers.

LameoGamer
PsiGuard
Bloofyre
jhoijhoi

Also, this guide was inspired by jhoijhoi's "Making a Guide" guide.

See it here: http://www.mobafire.com/league-of-legends/build/making-a-guide-101506

Phreak's Champion Spotlight

Some things in that video are quite outdated, but it's still very helpful.

Pros/Cons

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Pros

+ Ranged Champion
+ Very good Damage
+ AoE Ultimate
+ High MS
+ Good Farmer
+ Can lane anywhere

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Cons

- Very Squishy
- Ult easy to cancel
- Hard to position
- Is easily ganked
- Mobility is gone if hit
- Goes OOM very quickly

Runes

greater mark of Desolationgreater Mark of DesolationGreater mark of Desolationgreater mark of Desolationgreater mark of Desolation

More armor penetration for is a must, as you deal a lot of damage early game and it helps better for late game when tanks and squishies start stacking armor.

Greater seal of Clarity

goes OOM a lot, so take these for her bad mana Regen. It out shines flat mana Regen by level 7.

Greater glyph of Shielding

These runes will help a lot during mid-late game because that's where most AP are at their strongest. Early game AP casters don't do a whole lot of damage, as most of them need combos to successfully kill ( and ).

Greater Quintessence of Strength

's base AD isn't the best, so take these for last hitting and harassing the enemy champion with

Alternate Runes

Marks

Greater Mark of Alacrity

I am currently testing these out right now, and they seem to help a little when stacked with . Take these if you want a little more attack speed in your build.

Greater Mark of Strength

Greater mark of Desolation is better mid-late game, but these marks give you a slight advantage early. Take these if you want to deal more damage with double up and auto attacks early game, but don't mind sacrificing some mid-late game for it.

Seals

Greater Seal of Fortitude

If you want to be more tanky and less squishy early game. Take these if you don't mind not having mana regen.

Greater Seal of ReplenishmentGreater Seal of ReplenishmentGreater Seal of ReplenishmentGreater Seal of ReplenishmentGreater Seal of Replenishment

Take these if you want to spam more spells early game. Take note that regen's more after level 7.

Glyphs

Greater Glyph of Alacrity

Use these together with for maximum use. You can use them by themselves if you want but synergizing them with is the best option if you want to use these.

Greater Glyph of Clarity

Together with they give you a lot of mana regen late game (or when you are level 18).

Greater Glyph of Focus

Use these if you want to spam your skills more often. It's helpful for level 1 fights, as you'll have your spells earlier than mostly everyone else.

Quintessences

Greater Quintessence of Alacrity

It's a possibility, I haven't personally tried them out myself, but they could work.

Greater Quintessence of DesolationGreater Quintessence of DesolationGreater Quintessence of DesolationGreater Quintessence of Desolation Greater Quintessence of Desolation

Synergizes well with your greater mark of Desolation, if you choose to take them. With these, you practically deal true damage to most squishies.

Masteries

Mastery Explanations

[Have been gone for a bit, but I'm back!]

OMG_WHY_ARE_YOU_EVEN_READING_THIS_ARE_YOU_TRYINGOffense Tree

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~ Tier 1 ~

Firstly, you want to put one point into for the improved . Put three points into for the +3 AD, which will stack nicely with your 's.

~ Tier 2 ~

Put four points into for the attack-speed, or alternatively put the four points into for the cooldown reduction.

~ Tier 3 ~

With the new mastery tree, you can get some free armor penetration. So you would be crazy not to take , so put one point into that. Four points into for the extra critial strike, stacks well with your and . You might even get lucky early game and that one critical auto attack might be the killing blow on your enemy!

~ Tier 4 ~

Put one point into for the extra killing power on your critical strikes early and late game. With you s passive, you do a whopping 60% more damage with critical strikes! 3 points into for the extra life steal early game. With you have 6% life steal. It also stacks well with

~ Tier 5 ~

More armor penetration?! Put 3 points into for near true damage early game!

~ Tier 6 ~

The new Tier 6 is really wonderful, as 6% more damage is actually a lot when you are using all your skills and auto attacks, 's targets will die swiftly with a lot of pain attached >:).

OMG_WHY_ARE_YOU_EVEN_READING_THIS_ARE_YOU_TRYINGUtility Tree

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~ Tier 1 ~

Put one point into for the improved , as you'd want your only escape spell usable more frequently. Three points into for less time dead. People say this mastery is bad because, well you shouldn't be dying. But let's face it, only 1 out of 20 games you don't die. Most of the time, people die at least 5 times on average (I'm guessing) so this mastery is actually very useful to have.

~ Tier 2 ~

Put three point's into for the extra movement speed, which synergizes with you passive and Boot's of Speed early game, if you choose to buy it. Also goes well with .

~ Tier 3 ~

Lastly, but not least put your last point into , so you can keep that red buff longer and kill lots of things!

Summoner Spells

Good Summoner Spells

Flash
Is a great positioning spell to aim your . It is also good for chasing, and most importantly, gives that much needed escape. It is useful in the fact that when an enemy uses , you can use also, so they won't be getting away.

Exhaust
Is good for ganks, slowing their movement speed so they can't get away, and is also good for escaping, reducing the damage dealt on you by 70% on auto attacks and 35% on abilities. Bursting someone down quickly while exhausted is a viable option too.

Ghost
can replace exhaust if you think that you don't need the extra slow and Magic Resist/Armor debuff. can also give you a boost while chasing and gives you that extra movement speed when is down.

Teleport
This is good if you want to get around the map quickly, and if you take a solo lane, you can go back and shop, then be back for more last hitting and your tower would not be touched at all. Make sure to take in the utility tree. Take teleport when there is a or so you can teleport to their and .

Bad Summoner Spells

Practically every summoner spell that wasn't listed in the "Good Summoner Spells" section.

Note

Of course, this is my opinion. If you want to take ignite or heal, don't let this guide stop you. Also, don't down-vote just because you don't agree with me.

Skills

Strut is a passive movement speed steroid. It increases your movement speed to about 370ms at level 1. This can be used for dodging skillshots and harassing enemy champions. Be careful though, any damage from any source will completely remove . This is her only escape, as is not that reliable for escaping, so avoid being hit during small skirmishes in between team fights, and during team fights.

Double Up is a physical, long range nuke. is essentially two auto attacks. When casts this, she first hits a target dealing physical damage. That shot will then bounce directly to an enemy behind your target, dealing 115% of the first 's damage! This is your bread-and-butter skill, as early game it can be used to harass enemy champions behind their minions.

Impure Shots deals increasing amount of damage if you repeatedly hit them, it's active gives you a healing de-buff and extra attack speed. active is good for clearing towers early, and when going in for a kill, you can use it for the extra damage, attack speed and if they have any heals or potions, you can reduce the healing rate of those too. Overall it is a really good ability with really good utility.

Make it Rain showers an area with bullets, slowing enemies and dealing damage over 2 seconds. This skill is important for because it is her only form of CC. Other than red buff, she has no other way of slowing down enemies. I would not recommend spamming this spell early game, as it consumes a lot of mana. Only use it when you want to kill a enemy, use it for and team fights. Otherwise you'll be OOM for the majority of early game, forcing you to go back and lose CS and EXP.

Bullet Time hits all enemies in a cone, dealing significant damage to enemies inside it. This ultimate is one of the best, in my opinion. Late game, it can decide team fights, leading you to victory. It is best to before casting because it can keep enemies in the area where is being channeled. Positioning is very important with . One stun can completely cancel . That is why casting behind a wall or ledge is the safest option.

Ability Screen Shots

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Hope these screens help visually.

Strut

Double Up

Impure Shots

Make it Rain

Bullet Time

Bullet Time Placement

Blue Team

Outside of the cliff near inner mid turret -

In the Bushes near bot turret -

Behind Dragon's cave -

Skilling Order

Ability Sequence Order

> > >

Take Double Up at level one, and harass with the second shot.
At level two, take Make it Rain and leave it there.
At level three, take Impure Shots.
After level three, level Double Up while taking Bullet Time at level six.
Proceed to max out Double Up.
Max Impure Shots second, while taking Bullet Time at levels 11 and 16.
Max Make it Rain last.

Combo Sequence

Harassment

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You generally want to on a minion in front of your enemy. This way, they will always get the 115% damage from the bounce on . is also a very good harassing tool, although use it sparingly, as it consumes a lot of mana. Just cast on top of the enemy, and before they even have to time to get out, has already ended.

Going in for the Kill

> > > > Auto Attacks >

This set up allows for maximum damage. First you them, to slow them down and damage them, nuke them with , and auto attack them to death. If they or escape somehow, either:

A) with them and

or

B) Just them to death from maximum range.

B) is very risky, because they might not die from maximum range, and if you would have done A) you probably would have been more successful.

Team Fights

> > > Auto Attack > >

During team fights you want to stay near the back, behind your tanks and supports, just so that you're a little more safe when you unleash havoc upon their team >:3 . First the closest target that isn't a tank, (, , , , etc.). Double up on the person you are focusing, and auto attack them. Once you see that the enemy is all bunched up, cast and channel . You are guaranteed at least one kill per team fight if you do this right.

Items

Starting Items

Mid and Duo Bot

Doran's Blade

It is a very strong mid-lane item, as it gives you health, which helps you survive a little longer. Damage, which stacks with your and . It even gives you a life steal, which helps in lane when you're getting poked at. I usually get two each game, and sell it to make room for my situational item. Get three if your early game wasn't too good.

Solo Top

Boots of SpeedspaceHealth Potion x3

When you solo top, and the enemy doesn't have a jungler, you're up against two people. Let's say these two people were and . Sona would probably try to zone you, and Urgot would be last hitting, as well has harassing with his and . will allow you to quickly run in and get a last hit, while the three s will keep you healthy and not one-hit-and-dead-material. Pop a when you are around 60-70% HP.

Core Items

Berserker's Greaves
These boots are really good for because they give her extra attack speed, and she already has enough movement speed from her passive. If you're getting CC'ed too much, I'd recommend that you get for the tenacity and magic resist.

The Bloodthirster
Life steal is a must for all ranged ad and is the perfect item because it gives you AD and lifesteal, which needs. This is the perfect tool to practice last hitting. Try to fill up in a few creep waves. Think of it as a challenge for last hitting :D

Infinity Edge
You've got the critical strike from masteries, and your , but dealing 200% damage is not enough for ! That is why you get ! Instead of 200% damage with critical strikes, you now deal 250%!

Third and Fourth Items

Phantom Dancer
More attack speed and critical strikes?! Yes please! Wait... there's movement speed boost too?! NO WAY! is helpful because of it's movement speed, helping you run away from that and even if is down, you've still got 423MS!!

Banshee's Veil
That pesky keeps on jumping on top of you, even when your at the back of your tank! prevents unnecessary CC on you, so when your casting , and that tries to silence you... POP! Your bubble is gone, but you've just got a Quadra Kill! Hurrah!

Consumables

Sight Ward

Elixir of Fortitude
Makes you a lot more tankier, and gives you more damage! Who wouldn't want that? It can also be used as a instant when that or uses their Ultimates. The extra damage is also welcome because auto attacks mean everything to late game.

Elixir of Agility
Increases your attack speed, which synergizes well with your , etc. and critical strike, which synergizes well with your . Late game, after you've channeled you don't want to cast , as the cast animation is really long, and auto attacking would probably do more damage. More attack speed is welcome, helping do heaps of Damage.

Elixir of Brilliance
More damage on and , plus lower cooldowns, is helpful in many ways and that's what makes it really worthwhile getting. +40 ability power late-game is huge, because with the buff on 's ultimate, it now adds on both AD and AP, dealing massive damage.

Oracle's Elixir
For those pesky Sight Wards that always seem to be in front of Baron, dragon, and buffs. Use to farm those Sight Wards and s, also giving your team the advantage of map awareness.

Sight WardSight WardSight Ward
Sight wards are used frequently in high elo games, and sometimes in low, but no matter how someone uses it, it is always helpful. Put it in front of Baron, Dragon or the enemy buffs so you can steal them! can to steal Baron if you use a ward to have sight of Baron

Vision Ward
s are used mainly for it's stealth detection. That is the main reason people buy it, otherwise it's extra gold cost wouldn't be very attractive. Use it to see hidden , , , . Basically stealth's that give you trouble.

Situational Items

Sometimes, your enemy has something that your current core items cant counter. Here are some Items that you can get to counter them, filling your last slot and becoming an awesome tank/squishy/jungler/Teemo killer!!

Madred's Bloodrazor
is really good when enemies stack HP late game. Some characters like , , and can't help but have high HP, and thus are prone to being shredded by this magnificent item. I usually get this item last, if there are a lot of high HP champions on the enemy team.

The Black Cleaver
is really good against those tanks that just build armor armor armor. It increases your attack speed, so that synergizes well with and your

Last Whisper
is a good item for if you don't want . It is especially good against tanks that can increase their armor with an ability like , , and .

Frozen Mallet
is a good item that gives health, attack damage and a passive that slows on every hit! This synergizes well with red buff, and . Get this if there are enemies with lots of escapes, so they are less slippery.

Wit's End
You should get if there is a lot of AP casters, and your isn't enough to block all the damage coming at you. It increases you attack speed by 40%, give you magic resist on hit, and has a mini passive on it.

Hexdrinker
Let's say there is a on the enemy team. You just got into a fight with him, and while killing him, you've gotten dangerously low yourself. He dies, and you get away with 200hp. As you are recalling, a red beam is over your head - is channeling his ultimate! As it hits, a shield is put over you and you get away safely. That is the power of a . Get one if a keeps on killing you with his , or if there is a burst AP caster in the team that always kills you.

Malady
You should get mainly if you have a lot of AP on your team and the enemy team is building a lot of magic resist, you can shred your enemies magic resist, so your team mates can do more damage. Also, the magic resist shred can be good for and

Summary

Overall, I think that is one of the best AD carries out there. She has great utility and her ultimate just shreds enemies HP when used correctly.

Thank you for reading my guide and I hope you learned something \(^o^)/