Welcome to my first guide here on Mobafire. I bought Wukong quite a while ago and have recently enjoyed playing him. He is capable of dominating lanes, but really explodes into a carry as he finishes his first few items. Wukong is probably also the single greatest 6 item champion in the game. The reason for this is his very cost effective passive, his high ad ratios, and his ability to capitalize on a strong mix of armor penetration and armor reduction, crushing opponents with armor or without. He is a strong pick for mid, but can do very well top or in the jungle as well. One of the greatest things about Wukong is that you always learn new ways to use decoy. With effective use of decoy on a champion-specific basis, even Wukong counters can be managed. After I started employing some of the advice in this guide, I jumped from a Silver V to Silver I nearly over night with a massive win streak. Right now i'm breaking my way into Gold V. The reason i'm making this guide even though i'm not platinum or diamond, is that there is very little material out there about Wukong, and very few streamers that play him regularly. I'm going to help change that!


I'm going to go over my item build variations, runes, and masteries. The majority of this guide however, will cover champion-specific matchup advice. As you get your decoy timings right on a champion-specific basis, you will snowball in lane more often. This will give you a higher curve on your mid-game explosion.

*Mid*/Top vs AP



*Top*/Mid vs AD



Vs Team with all AD



Jungle

Mid or Top

Explanation: Offense: The offensive mastery choices for Wukong are all about making last hitting easier earlier on, and increasing attack damage and armor penetration. Defense: The defensive mastery choices for Wukong are all about making harassment easier in the first few levels. We take health, armor, and magic resistance.

Jungle

Explanation: Offense: The offensive mastery choices for Jungle Wukong are all about making jungle clears quicker. We take 9 points, increasing attack damage and damage to minions. Defense: The defensive mastery choices for Jungle Wukong are all about increasing sustain as well as general survivability. Enchanted Armor and Tenacious combine with Wukong's passive to make him very tanky in teamfights. This combo frees up early game inventory slots for more aggressive items.

I recommend checking the Elophant stats for Wukong's items. It shows the win rates for people using each of the items, as well as allowing you to filter results by elo.

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Mid or Top Lane


-Alernate starting items are Flask, Green Ward, Hp Pot, Sweeper Trinket.


Ravenous Hydra
This item gives sustain, pushing power, and high damage. You will notice an immediate improvement in both pushing and killing potential. Get this item first for sustain, cs, and dps for your ult.



Black Cleaver
Complete black cleaver after Ravenous Hydra, upgrading your The Brutalizer. This item provides armor reduction. Better yet, it can be completely stacked by Wukong's ultimate. This is your biggest teamfight item. Used with your ult, it will reduce the armor of everyone, while dealing insane dps. *IMPORTANT* Black cleaver offers armor reduction, which is a different stat than armor penetration. While the cap on armor penetration is 40%, armor reduction allows you to go above and beyond this limit.



Mercury's Treads
In most games I get Mercury's Treads over Ninja Tabi. Use your judgement. Later, after core is complete, upgrade to homeguard when you feel you need it.



Sunfire Cape
In most games I get Sunfire Aegis after finishing Ravenous Hydra, Black Cleaver, Mercury's Treads and Last Whisper. You can get Sunfire Aegis before Last Whisper if you are concerned about a fed AD. You can buy this as your 4th, 5th, or 6th item.



Last Whisper
This item will cap you out on armor penetration at 40% after masteries. This item is so good because it gives armor penetration. Wukong's Q, Crushing Blow gives 30% armor reduction. Black Cleaver gives armor reduction as well. With this item complete, you are capable of destroying targets regardless of their defense. 30% armor reduction from Q, plus 25% armor reduction from cleaver, + 40% armor penetration from last whisper is about 95% problems penetrated. Note: A target will not go below 0 armor from anything but FLAT armor reduction. % penetration, % reduction, and flat penetration will not reduce a targets armor below 0. You can buy this as your 4th, 5th, or 6th item.



Randuin's Omen
This item is a late-game boost to your defenses so you can stay in the middle of 5 dudes and complete your mission. The active of Randuin's Omen will help keep enemies from getting out of your ultimate Cyclone as well. You can buy this as your 4th, 5th, or 6th item.

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Jungle


The jungle item build is very similar to the item build for top or mid lane. You usually get Spirit of the Elder Lizard early instead of x2 Doran's Blade, and you can optimally replace it in a drawn out game with either Last Whisper or Sunfire Aegis. I recommend you get Vampiric Scepter for your Ravenous Hydra before Tiamat if your having trouble sustaining in the jungle. I have gone both routes many times, and you can make both ways work.

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Level with the priority R > E > Q > W.


Note: It is sometimes a good idea to take a 2nd level in Nimbus Strike at level 3, and get Warrior Trickster at level 4. A good time to do this is when you are successfully harassing and scaring the enemy off.

Crushing Blow
This skill scales very well, and should be maxed 2nd after nimbus strike. It is important to note that this skill provides armor reduction - not armor penetration - and will work past the 40% cap on armor penetration. This makes Wukong one of the most devastating champions to break through defenses.

A few important things:
-Try to always apply this on your target before using Cyclone. It will greatly increase the damage you deal.
-This skill reset's Wukongs attack cooldown. Normally there is a delay (Based on attack speed) between strikes. Using Crushing Blow will cause Wukong to immediately attack again, rather than waiting the normal amount of time. If possible time this for right after a regular auto attack to maximize your dps.
-Will increase the damage of your next autoattack on a tower, giving you a sporadic dps increase.



Decoy
The main skill component to Wukong comes from knowing when to use Decoy.

- Warrior Trickster can be used from a bush, to allow more time to close-in on an unsuspecting enemy champion before using Nimbus Strike.
-Can be used to block projectiles and skillshots that affect "enemy target" OR "enemy champion". Some good examples are Rocket Grab Mystic Shot Death Sentence Volley Enchanted Crystal Arrow Sear. Nothing in this game feels better than running at low health from Caitlyn, having her cast Ace in the Hole and blocking it with your Warrior Trickster clone.




Nimbus Strike
This skill is Wukong's primary gap closer, early game harass tool, and attack speed steroid.

- Nimbus Strike Can be used to dodge projectiles, jump on enemies, or juke over walls onto jungle minions.
-Can also be used on an enemy minion near an enemy tower to increase attack speed while sieging the turret.
-Can be used to initiate teamfights. Use Nimbus Strike and then Crushing Blow, and finally Cyclone.



Cyclone
This skill is Wukong's primary teamfighting skill. This is what makes Wukong unique. It has a high ad ratio, and knocks enemies into the air. If you have your Black Cleaver complete it will also massivly reduce the enemy team's armor for your team.

- Cyclone is your main job in a teamfight. If one looks like it is about to start, tell your team to hold off for however many seconds. Your goal is to initiate onto the squishiest champion in the front (Or in the back if you sneak behind them). After your combo goes off, either the ADC or APC is dead, or they got away. Begin to peel for your own ADC.
-Can also be used when running away. It will sometimes make you more trouble than you are worth, or buy some time to get away with decoy.
-Clicking Cyclone again while spinning will cancel it. Be sure to cancel it and Warrior Trickster away if you are about to die. Be careful NOT to cancel it on accident by getting excited and smashing the button a much of times.

Poke Combo: Nimbus Strike> Crushing Blow> Warrior Trickster>Meandering path away - not a straight line.

Kill Combo 1: Nimbus Strike> Crushing Blow> Cyclone> Ignite. Ignite can and should be used during your cyclone if the enemy is low enough. Neither Ignite or Flash will cancel your ult, so be sure to take advantage of that. After your lane opponent is knocked into the air, begin running just slightly past them so that you can more easily follow them when they start to run.

Kill Combo 2: Warrior Trickster> Nimbus Strike> Crushing Blow> Cyclone> Ignite

Kill Combo 3: Warrior Trickster>Walk a second> Flash> Nimbus Strike> Crushing Blow> Cyclone> Ignite -- Doing this from your fountain with homeguard active is scary.

Follow the item order and the champion specific matchups and you should be fine. You will notice a huge spike in your power after completing Ravenous Hydra and Black Cleaver.

Note: The earlier in your combo you use Crushing Blow the better. If you can manage to use it before Nimbus Strike that can be beneficial. Often times I can only manage to do this when a fight is already started. It is not subtle to use Crushing Blow before Nimbus Strike, often times you will find the enemy backs away and it goes to waste. Good timing would be to activate Crushing Blow midair after using Nimbus Strike.

Begin with your Crystalline Flask and 3 Health Potion. I recommend you get the Stealth Ward. You can begin with one potion, a green ward, and the sweeper trinket if you prefer.

Level 1:
Your job is to guard your junglers buffs. Go up the mid lane, and then into one of the two bushes on either side of mid lane. Whichever is on the side your jungler is starting at. This is the best position to be on the lookout from. Enemies will not be able to sneak into your jungle from the mid lane or the ramp. At 1:40, your jungler is usually safe.
-If bot lane is helping leash, then proceed to mid and push stupidly aggressive during the first wave to get level 2 before your enemy. You do not need to help the jungler after 1:40. His Smite cd is only 40 seconds.
-if bot lane is not helping leash, then you MUST help your jungler. If top lane is helping, then just use Nimbus Strike over the wall, auto attack once, then run mid. If top lane is not helping, you will need to auto attack 2 or 3 times before returning mid.

Level 2:
You now have E and Q. Begin harassing your opponent HARD. If you pushed aggressively enough the first wave, then you will hit level 2 first, which is the most ideal situation. After hitting level 2, you can push/pull the lane normally and last hit.
To harass, take a meandering path around the minions. Then, lash out with your E, then Q. Then retreat through a meandering path. If you take a straight line expect to be hit with a skillshot, or nuked.

Levels 3-5:
Last hit and harass. Use Warrior Trickster to block skillshots and to get away after poking the enemy champion. Sometimes you can manage to get a kill here, if not, dont do something risky and die. Play it safe with your pokes. Do not commit to a fight unless you are sure you will kill them without diving.

Level 6 onward:
Your Cyclone gives you insane killing potential. Be sure to use it as an interrupt against champions like Fiddlesticks and Katarina. To use it in lane to get kills or to send your enemy packing.

Begin with your Crystalline Flask and 3 Health Potion. I recommend you get the Stealth Ward. You can begin with one potion, a green ward, and the sweeper trinket if you prefer.

Level 1:
Your job is to guard your junglers buffs. Whichever is on the side closest to top lane. At 1:40, your jungler's buff is usually safe.
-If bot lane is helping leash, then proceed to top and push stupidly aggressive during the first wave to get level 2 before your enemy. You do not need to help the jungler after 1:40.
-if bot lane is not helping leash, then you MUST help your jungler. You will need to nimbus strike, and then auto attack 2 or 3 times before returning top.

Level 2:
You now have E and Q. Begin harassing your opponent HARD. If you pushed aggressively enough the first wave, then you will hit level 2 first, which is the most ideal situation. After hitting level 2, you can push/pull the lane normally and last hit.
To harass, take a meandering path around the minions. Then, lash out with your E, then Q. Then retreat through a meandering path. If you take a straight line expect to be hit with a skillshot, or nuked.

Levels 3-5:
Last hit and harass. Use Warrior Trickster to block skillshots and to get away after poking the enemy champion. Sometimes you can manage to get a kill here, if not, dont do something risky and die. Play it safe with your pokes. Do not commit to a fight unless you are sure you will kill them without diving.

Level 6 onward:
Your Cyclone gives you insane killing potential. Be sure to use it as an interrupt against channeled effects, and to help your jungler gank the lane.

I recommend starting with Hunter's Machete and 5 Health Potion. If you decide that you do not want to get your Spirit of the Elder Lizard for some reason then start Cloth Armor and 5 Health Potion. I do not recommend starting Doran's Blade on wukong in season 4.

I recommend starting at the buff closest to your bot lane. Ask for a leash. Mid lane should help guard your buff till 1:40, then they can and should leave. Bot lane should hard-leash for you. If there is no invade, then smite early. If you smite at the beginning of the encounter, it will be up when you get to your next buff.

Wukong has good ganks, and low sustain without items. Because of this, you should focus primarily on ganking instead of farming. Get monster camps between ganks as you travel to the most pushed or unwarded lanes. Get 1-3 health potions each time you recall.

To gank as wukong, you should use Warrior Trickster from a bush or from the fog of war. Then use Nimbus Strike and then Crushing Blow.

Ganking bot lane, it is nearly always best to come from the tribush. It is warded less often than the river, and your odds just go up.

Ganking top lane(Your Blue Team), I prefer to come from the river bush. Ganking from the tribush is a waste of your Warrior Trickster because the tower will reveal you.

Ganking top lane(Your Purple Team), it is safe to come from the tribush or the river bush.

Ganking mid lane, it is easiest to gank from above the lane via the bush in the river. If this is warded, come from the bottom bush. Do not come around the corner near the enemy turret unless they are 100% dead. The tower will reveal you even if you decoy in.


Always be aware that you can Warrior Trickster> Flash> Nimbus Strike> Crushing Blow if you need to get further into the lane while still stealthed. This is a very strong and unexpected move if you can pull it off.

You do not have to be the initiator, but you are quite adept at doing so.

Only initiate if you know your team will follow up on it. If you dont think they will, dont bother. Your ult is too valuable. Wait for someone to initiate then come from the side or behind.

Your entire build and kit are focused on three things.
1) Penetrate and Reduce the armor of a single target by 95%. This should be a high priority target, and will be the ADC, APC, or someone who is a fed 1 man team. Your team will benefit from 55% this penetration and reduction when attacking that target.
2) Penetrate and reduce the armor of EVERY nearby target. You will personally penetrate and reduce about 65% in an aoe. Your team will benefit from 25% of that.
3) Strong Aoe damage


Your combo should be one of these 3:
Combo 1: Nimbus Strike> Crushing Blow> Cyclone> Ignite.
Combo 2: Warrior Trickster> Nimbus Strike> Crushing Blow> Cyclone> Ignite
Combo 3: Warrior Trickster>Walk a second> Flash> Nimbus Strike> Crushing Blow> Cyclone> Ignite

Some matchups may be missing if I have not encountered them very often. I prefer mid over top lane, so I may have missed a few top champions.

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Aatrox

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view Such a hard enemy for Wukong! You need to prioritize your Nimbus Strike to beat this guy in lane. Try to bully him hard with your combo. You can beat him early on, but fighting him 1v1 later you will lose. His sustain is just too good. Consider getting Executioner's Calling in place of one of your Last Whisper, Sunfire Aegis, or Randuin's Omen.

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Ahri

Easy

Spoiler: Click to view Use your Warrior Trickster to let your clone get hit by Charm instead of you! Keep in mind, Charm has a 12 second cooldown. Count in your head after she uses it, and hit her hard until it comes back up.

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Akali

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view Remember she's really squishy early game and before level 6 try and shut her down. Harass her hard.

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Anivia

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view Get her egg passive on cooldown early on, and then keep the pressure on. Without her passive, she stays way back and will miss cs. Tough after 6. Be sure to dodge her Flash Frost

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Annie

Hard

Spoiler: Click to view She is uber squishy if you can harass her hard. But be careful. When her stun is up the buff on her gains coloring. Her next spell will stun you and you will be bursted down half your health. The visual que for her stun will be some swirling vapors around her. Let her waste it on a minion. If you want an easier time of it at the cost of a late build, buy only one Doran's Blade and then get a Hexdrinker early. The hex drinker will replace one of your last 3 items.

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Brand

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view He is very squishy, but you need to be careful how you use your Warrior Trickster. Use it to try and block his Sear if you can. This prevents his stun effect triggering. Do not, under any circumstances, use your Warrior Trickster in a 2v1 or 1v1 situation with him. His ult will bounce back and forth between you and your clone and rape your butt.

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Cassiopeia

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view She's squishy, don't get poked by her Noxious Blast and whenever she uses her Miasma, dodge it and jump on her, her Twin Fang wont be that effective!

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Cho'Gath

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view Hes mana dependent, and loses it quick. Harass him hard and avoid his stun. Hes not too tanky early on, and you can burst him quite a bit.

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Darius

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view This matchup isn't too bad, but mistake will kill you quickly. Harass him when he has just used his Decimate or is going in for a creep auto attack. Use Warrior Trickster to get away. If you mess up and aggro him when he has Decimate your going to get pulled, Decimated, then bleed to death.

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Diana

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view Dodge her Crescent Strike and you'll be fine. Let her push early game so it will be easier for you to kill her with the help of your jungler. If you get hit with her Crescent Strike be sure to Warrior Trickster quickly as she does a Lunar Rush. This puts an early end to her combo.

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Elise

Easy

Spoiler: Click to view She has good pokes, but she's squishy. Dodge her Cocoon. Play defensively. But aggro hard on her if she misses a cocoon. If she uses Rappel and you think she will jump on you instead of run, use decoy. She will come down on the decoy and waste some damage. Then you can run or Nimbus Strike her.

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Evelynn

Easy

Spoiler: Click to view Squishy early. Harass her hard and decoy if you need to get away.

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Fiddlesticks

Easy

Spoiler: Click to view Squishy, Jump on him with Nimbus Strike and remember not to pop out while stealth while your decoy is activated or Reap will jump on you multiple times. Avoid his Terrify and his Bountiful Harvest with your decoy. Use Cyclone to interrupt his Bountiful Harvest and Crowstorm

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Fiora

Easy

Spoiler: Click to view Don't waste your Crushing Blow against her immediately, wait that she'll activate her Riposte or she'll reflect your damage back to you. When she uses her ult Blade Waltz, use Warrior Trickster to avoid getting hit. Save Warrior Trickster specifically for when she ults, do not use it early.

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Fizz

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view Use your Warrior Trickster to block his ult Chum the Waters. If you move away from him it will hit your decoy and stick to your decoy instead of you! Other than that, play like you do against squishy APCs. Save Warrior Trickster for blocking Chum the Waters if he has it available. Otherwise, use it after your poke combo.

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Galio

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view Keep your Cyclone and whenever he does his Idol of Durand, use your Cyclone and Flash or walk into him to ruin his ult.

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Gangplank

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view Let him use his mana trying to poke you with Parrrley and cs. When he gets low on mana go very aggressive and destroy him. He has no good escapes if your jungler ganks.

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Garen

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view Try to time your decoy for during his attack animation for his Decisive Strike. If you Warrior Trickster as the blade animation goes off, it will usually miss you and hit your clone. As you are then not silenced, turn and use your Nimbus Strike and Crushing Blow. Then back off.

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Gragas

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view Avoid focusing Gragas in teamfights. His ulti may knock you away from the fight. In lane, poke him and Warrior Trickster to get away. His sustain will keep healing him up, but if you can get him around half your jungler's success will go up a lot. Your ult will make beating him much easier.

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Hecarim

Hard

Spoiler: Click to view Use your Warrior Trickster and run from his ganks. If you dont think Warrior Trickster will be enough, you can use your Cyclone while running. His super speed will stop as he is about to smack you, because he gets knocked up into the air.

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Heimerdinger

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view Jump on him when he is next to his three turrets if they are are near him, and ULT immediately. If you do it right, the turrets will be killed by cyclone. If you do it wrong, they will rape you with tons of damage as he ults. If you cant get his turrets, I would advise calling for ganks and not going in. The turrets have low health, and take extra damage from champions. But they also do tons of damage, so you have to cyclone them immediatly. Smart Heimerdinger's will only push with one turret, and keep two further back to stop jungler ganks. If this happens you can not hard engage and kill him. Do your best to just keep diving onto the one turret. It recharges slowly, and has low health and damage alone. If Heimer ****s up and places his turrets too close together, you can take them all out with your Nimbus Strike quickly. It takes him a while to get 3 turrets up again. Also, if he places them too close to the creep line, hes ripe for jungler ganks from behind.

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Jarvan IV

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view You are both strong. This is a skill matchup. Call for ganks if Jarvan pushes, just like with any skill matchups. Don't waste your mana. You need to keep some handy for when he ults. When Jarvan ults, use Warrior Trickster immediatly. This avoids him adding to his ults damage any more than is necessary. Also, if enemy minions are nearby, use Nimbus Strike to jump at them and escape Cataclysm. Later, in teamfights, Jarvan sometimes ults too near his adc or apc who were staying near him for peel. If they get stuck in his Cataclysm with you, then sometimes it's a good idea to use Cyclone and take them out while they are trapped. Use your judgement on if you think you could survive it.

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Jax

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view You can only trade against jax early on. Use your decoy whenever he tries to stun you to disengage. Then you can use Crushing Blow and go back in while his stun is on cooldown. Small pokes, rinse and repeat. Don't commit without a jungler gank.

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Jayce

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view Whenever his hammer stance's E ability Thundering Blow is on cooldown(14/13/12/11/10 sec) you should harass him. Dont get poked by his Q Shock Blast, you may dodge it because whenever he uses his E Acceleration Gate, then he will shoot his Q Shock Blast through the gate immediatly after. If he does this, the damage goes up 40% and the speed of the Shock Blast is increased. Sometimes Jayce players will use their Q Shock Blast first, then drop their Acceleration Gate in front of the already fired projectile. If done quickly enough this is surprising and hard to dodge, so be ready! Other than that, Jayce is squishy and easily dispatched. I put him at moderate because dodging him requires skill, but wukong's kit is very good at poking Jyayce and getting away. You specialize in poking squishy targets.

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Karthus

Easy

Spoiler: Click to view Squishy. Your very mobile. Be careful not to be too predictable when last hitting and end up wasting your flask healing up damage from his Lay Waste. You should be strong on him early, and even better when you get your The Brutalizer. Do not stand in his Defile. Be especially careful when you kill him to get out of his Defile immediatly. Go back, of course, if your low enough that Requiem would kill you.

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Kassadin

Easy

Spoiler: Click to view Harass Kassadin hard before he hits 6. The more times he dies and the less creeps he has when he hits 6, the less ganks he will be able to snowball off of. Use your Stealth Ward to ward the enemy blue by 6:45 minutes. It should respawn around 7 minutes. The jungler will amost certaintly give this to Kassadin so that he can spam his Riftwalk. As soon as his blue respawns, get in position with your jungler to steal it. You do not personally need the blue over your jungler, but the CDR helps. Go with whichever steal seems the safest. The improtant things here are denying Kassadin and not getting killed.

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Katarina

Easy

Spoiler: Click to view Harass Katarina hard before she hits 6. The more times she dies and the less creeps she has when she hits 6, the less ganks she will be able to snowball off of.

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Kayle

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view Dont fight Kayle when her ult Intervention is up. The CD is 90/75/60. Because of her single target slow, her speed, and her range attack, none of which are skillshots, you will want your jungler to gank before attempting any kills. Fight != Poke. Feel free to poke her as normal and use your combos to hit her, then decoy away. Just do not attempt to kill her unless your jungler is there and her Intervention is down. Best case you get a kill, but more likly you will waste your Cyclone and she will get away, or she will kill you.

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Kennen

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view Very good at poking you. Keep in mind though, that his Q is a skillshot. It can be blocked by your Warrior Trickster or minions. Have superior positioning, and let him waste his CDs on fruitless poking. More often than not he will push the lane and make himself vulnerable. If your jungler ganks, be sure to start a trade a little early, to make kennen blow his speed buff trying to stun you. Also, when you use Cyclone make sure to run slightly past kennen, while keeping him in the aoe. When he succeeds in stunning you he will then still have to run through your cyclone to take the most straightforward path out.

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Kha'Zix

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view Whenever he jumps on you with Leap use Warrior Trickster. He is about to use his Taste Their Fear. By using Warrior Trickster you know his immediate Taste Their Fear will go to your clone and not you. Even if you are revealed by vision, the fact your clone is out will prevent Kha'zix from gaining damage from targets being isolated (The clone is a champion). He is a high damage, squishy enemy. You are a high damage tanky enemy. Manage his combo, and nuke him. You will win the trades and then he will keep his distance.

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Kog'Maw

Easy

Spoiler: Click to view Squishy and slow. Very easy to kill. Be careful if he has red buff. His E will then have a big slow + red buff slow on it. They stack. Avoid this situation however, and burst him down.

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LeBlanc

Easy

Spoiler: Click to view Harass her hard before she hits 6. The more times she dies and the less creeps she has when she hits 6, the less ganks she will be able to snowball off of. Leblanc's CS is terrible, and if you can deny her early kills she will be weak for most of the game. Be sure to use your decoy if you cant get out of her leash Ethereal Chains in time. At least then, she wont be able to follow up on it with more nukes while your rooted. Always be aware how her passive Mirror Images work. It automatically triggers when she is below 40% hp and its off cooldown (60 seconds). If the clone is summoned automatically, it runs in the opposite direction of the source of damage that brought her to 40% health. If it triggers because it comes off CD when she is already below 40% hp, it will run in the direction Leblanc is currently facing. It can be controlled by alt+clicking. Watch for the Leblanc that appears running in the predicted direction (As shown above), then after a split second changes direction as she takes control of it and tells it to do something. Then kill the real one instead. If a leblank is running in circles and acting "Stupid like a clone" it is probably the real one, while the fake "runs away". The clone lasts 8 seconds.

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Lee Sin

Hard

Spoiler: Click to view Lee sin is dangerous because your normal poking strategy will not work against him. His early game damage is better than yours, and his tankyness is better than yours. The problem with your normal poking strategy is that his Tempest will reveal you as you try to decoy away after your poke. He will then beat the snot out of you. You wont die, but you wil lose the trade and be one step closer. The Best way to conquer Lee Sin is to wait until after he uses his Tempest on minions, then use your entire combo and decoy away. The cooldown on tempest is 10 seconds, so you have plenty of time to execute your combo and escape. The other thing to do, it constantly call the jungler to gank, and watch which bushes Lee Sin wards so your jungler does not waste his time coming from a bad route. Lee Sin will be pushing, and should be easy to gank. His Safeguard is good for escaping, but your Cyclone will pop him into the air and wreck everything. Hes annoying in teamfights, because he can Dragon's Rage to kick you away from his team.

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Lissandra

Easy

Spoiler: Click to view Use Warrior Trickster to prevent getting targeted by her ult Frozen Tomb. Shes got strong pokes, but Wukong can poke harder, then decoy away. She's very squishy. Harass her hard, and then execute your kill combo when shes lower on health.

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Lux

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view Be sure to get to the lane before her and push the very first wave. After about 7 creep deaths near you, you will hit level 2. you want level 2 before her, so you can get a free combo off on her. After pushing the first wave hard (Autoattacking and using Nimbus Strike), you can pull the lane by csing more slowly. Lux has high range skills, a shield, a slow, and a snare. Her poke is very good, and her snare skillshot Light Binding hits two targets. You can use decoy to bait it for a miss, but if you try to use decoy to block it like most skillshots, you will be rooted anyway. Her Lucent Singularity doesnt do very much damage, but watch out for the slow. If you can avoid her Light Binding you will mostly be fine to poke combo her as normal. Be sure to use a meandering path on your way close enough to use Nimbus Strike or when retreating after using Warrior Trickster. This prevents her from getting easy Light Binding combos off on you. You can easily use Stealth Ward around 6:45 at her blue and go with your jnugler to steal it around 7 minutes.

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Malphite

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view He gets his shield back every 10 seconds if he doesnt take damage. Don't let it happen. Always hit him with something to keep it down as long as possible. This way, when you use your full combo none of the damage will be blocked. Your Crushing Blow works very well on him, by reducing his armor by 30%. Try to push him out of the lane by zoning him. Malphites will tend to hang back when trying to recharge their passive, and if you can keep poking him before it recharges he will be playing very far back from the easy cs.

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Malzahar

Hard

Spoiler: Click to view There are two viable strategies against Malzahar. One is to rush Hexdrinker and Mercury treads before he hits level 6. If you can manage this, you will have a huge advantage and his combo will enverget you low enough to threaten you, and you will probably kill him. If you try to rush the items and fail, you will find yourself destroyed by his ult at level 6. The other option is to make sure you get your 2 dorans blades quickly for an extra chunk of health. You will be less secure from his combo, but they are better in more situations than hexdrinker, and you really dont want merc treads so early. If you can win the skill-game with 2 dorans blades your mid game will be better than if you had to get the hexdrinker. Remember that your ult Cyclone can interrupt Malzahar's ultimate, but only if hes already started using it. This means you won't be able to use it to free yourself from his ultimate, only to free someone else.

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Master Yi

Easy

Spoiler: Click to view Squishy, but don't bother attacking him when his Meditate is being channeled. You will win the trades, but if you blow your Q and E cooldowns trying to focus him down through meditate you will fail. Either Cyclone him to interrupt it, or retreat. If he it REALLY low and you are nowhere near the enemy tower you can sometimes burst him down through meditate, but only if you have Ignite to use on him to reduce its healing. His meditate only comes available every 35 seconds.

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Mordekaiser

Easy

Spoiler: Click to view Try to beat him early on. Always be aware of his shield's mechanics. He gains 35% of his damage dealt as shield, then it decays by 3% each second. The best time to poke him is when you have only 1 allied minion left. The reason for this is, with fewer targets to do area of effect damage to, he will gain less shield. He comes much easier to damage this way. As soon as you realize how his shield works, counter play for it becomes much more manageable.

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Morgana

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view The main ability you need to counter play is her Dark Binding early on. She will feel squishy (She is) but she will root you and kill you quickly if you dont respect this skill. A few things you can do are block it with minions or your Warrior Trickster clone. A few other things... Her Black Shield absorbs magic damage and disables until a certain amount of magic damage is absorbed, then it breaks. It will not be breakable by Wukong. His only source of magic damage to burst it down is from his clone, which is laughable. What this means is that if Morgana uses her shield, your ult will not knock her up in the air, but will do full damage to her. Only tap your ult if her Black Shield is not on her yet, or it is on cooldown. You can also use Nimbus Strike on a minion, or flash, to get away from her Soul Shackles.

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Nasus

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view Consider taking teleport. You are less likely to kill Nasus, and thus ignite depreciates in value. Get into the mind of Nasus. Theres only 2 kinds of Nasuses Ones who have large stacks of their Siphoning StrikeQ, and ones who don't. If a Nasus reaches large stacks of his Q, he is called the "Raid Boss", and for good reason. Good luck killing him if you let that happen. The thing is, Nasus wants to be the carry. He wants to get large amonuts of stacks. Hes going to prioritize this over everything else, including trading damage with you. Sure, he might wither you and hit you a few times (Especially if you try to run away) but hes not going to jeopardize his stacks to chase you to your turret. The trick to beating Nasus in lane isnt killing him, thats hard because of his lifesteal passive and his ult, and Wither. The trick is to **** his stacks to hell. The way to do this is to punish him hard whenever he moves in to a wounded minion. He activates Siphoning Strike, but then he has to choose who to attack, you or the minion. Hes going to choose the minion. You get a free auto attack in right there. I recommend using your auto attack, then use your Crushing Blow, then your Nimbus Strike then try and decoy before he uses Wither. Or at least before he can actually hit you after wither. Keep doing this, and after a few times he will have to seriously start considering the possability that his next CS might result in a death. He will get less and less of them, and begin calling for ganks. Eventually he will get the stacks, but by screwing him up early game, you will ensure he is under 200 by the 20 minute mark. you may even get a few kills. And he will be focused on making up for lost stacks, and not on trying to go all in on you. Because you know you will be prioritized by the jungler, be sure to invest in stealth wards, not just the Stealth Ward.

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Nautilus

Easy

Spoiler: Click to view You can block his Dredge Line with your Warrior Trickster.

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Nidalee

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view High sustain, range, poke, and damage. Good trading potential after she reaches level 6. You want to kill her before 6, because after that, she can trade with you, and run from jungler ganks. Use your poke combo on her before level 6, but save your decoy to block her Javelin Toss. Without her Javelin toss, her main source of damage is gone until she hits level 6. After she hits level 6, her main source of damage comes from her human human form heal ability Primal Surge, which is her cat form Swipe ability. She probably maxed this first. All of her cat abilities scale on Ability Power, which is misleading to some people. Shes high damage high mobility like Ziggs, which is classified as hard vs wukong, but because her Javelin Toss can be completely invaldiated by wukong's Warrior Trickster I moved her to moderate. It's a skill matchup.

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Nunu

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view Nunu is a tanky high sustain champion. This is annoying for Wukong, who specializes in destroying low sustain low survival champions. Your going to want to ward your lane because his slows set up jungler ganks very well. Poking him is nearly pointless unless your setting up for a jungler gank, because he will heal up the lost life very quickly. The only redeeming thing about this matchup is that Nunu suffers for mana early on. If you can force him to heal a lot more than usual, or you see him spending his attack speed buff alot, you may have a chance to catch him short on mana.

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Olaf

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view Dodge his axes, poke him, and then retreat. Only use your poke combo, not your kill combo. You will not be able to trade him in a 1v1 hard engage, and you want to poke and get out without losing health. Your Ult will NOT knock him up because he almost always has his active which counters CC. It will still do damage though. Treat it like Morgana's Black Shield. You can use your Warrior Trickster to make him target the wrong Wukong with his Reckless Swing. Ask your jungler to help a lot, but be reasonable. You have everything in your kit needed to succeed.

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Orianna

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view Playing against Orianna is very cooldown oriented. You want to poke her, but you need to know WHEN to do it. Do NOT do it if her Command: Shockwave is available. Wait for it to go on cooldown or call for a gank and execute your kill combo. Its too dangerous to poke her alone with it up. Most of her damage comes from Command: Dissonance on a 9 sec cd. which is the aoe that comes from her ball. She has 2 abilities that can manipulate her ball. Command: Attack 6/5.25/4.5/3.75/3 sec cd and Command: Protect 9 sec cd. If you know when she is capable of moving her ball, and when shes not capable of moving her ball, then you always know when it is safe to attack her. The best time is when Command: Dissonance is on cooldown, like after she wastes it. The next best is right after she uses her Command: Attack and the ball is nowhere near you. Sometimes you can execute your full combo before she clicks Command: Protect + Command: Dissonance.

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Pantheon

Easy

Spoiler: Click to view A few things about panthon. Before he jumps into the air with his Grand Skyfall he has to channel for 2 seconds. Your ult can interrupt this and ruin his entire ultimate. After you cancel it, the cooldown is reduced to 10 seconds, but usually the situation he was using it for has been decided and your team now knows about his plan. The max range for his Heartseeker Strike is the same as for his Aegis of Zeonia. Because of this, you will often see Panthon trying to use his Aegis to stun you and get you to the minimum range of his Heartseeker Strike to keep you in it longer. After he uses 4 attacks and/or abilities he gains a shield that blocks the next basic attack, including your Crushing Blow. He also gains his shield if he uses his gap closer Aegis of Zeonia. Because of this, when attacking him, or after he jumps on you, autoattack or nimbus strike him to get a quick auto attack off before you use your Crushing Blow or it gets completely blocked.

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Poppy

Hard

Spoiler: Click to view Every time you deal damage to her, or she deals damage to you, she gains armor and magic resist up to 10 stacks. The max she can gain totals between 15-35 depending on the level of her ultimate and number of stacks. Your ultimate will build her stacks very quickly because it deals damage over time. Despite how scary this is, you can use Crushing Blow on her after she has gained some stacks, and then her armor is reduced 30%. Dont let her use her Heroic Charge on you into the trees, cliffs, or towers. Finally, when she uses her ultimate Diplomatic Immunity she is NOT immune to all damage and abilities like some newer players think. I see people who get marked by poppy run away thinking they can't hurt her, because noone else can either. Almost like they think its the same as Kayle's ult. Whoever she is targeting with it, she does increased damage to them, and only THEY can hit her back and use abilities on her. Pay close attention to who shes focusing. If its you, beat her up, you cant igore it. If shes running after someone else, chances are she hasnt targeted you with her ultimate and then you should ignore her because you wont be able to peel her away from whoever she is focusing. It's their job to deal with her.

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Quinn

Easy

Spoiler: Click to view tag team lasts 20 seconds and has a CD of 140/110/80 seconds. If you force her to waste this your life will be much easier. Another good thing to do is use Warrior Trickster after she backflips to blind you but before she autoattacks. Valor will mark you, and her next auto attack will be big. So your going to want to Warrior Trickster then after she attacks use your Nimbus Strike, Crushing Blow, and 2 auto attacks.

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Renekton

Hard

Spoiler: Click to view Another high sustain, high damage, high mobilty champion. Fun... Well vs Renekton your best bet is going to be trying to get him to waste his stun. If he wastes his stun on your clone, your going to get away from your poke combo without taking damage. If you take damage, you will lose the trade. Renektons sustain and damage are just too good. To avoid his stun, watch his fury bar. He gains 5 fury for an auto attack, and 5 from using some of his abilities. After having 50 or more fury, his next ability will be enhanced, and cost him 50 fury. Usually Renektons try to use the following combo to poke... 45 Fury > Slice = 50 fury > Ruthless Predator enhanced for 1.5s stun > Cull the Meek > Dice to get out. If done correctly, it flawlessly harasses while staying safe. But by knowing he begins the combo right before half fury, means you can predict it. As soon as you see him slice, or get in stun range above 50 fury, use Warrior Trickster. He will try to execute the combo as fast as possible and end up stunning your clone. Then Cull the Meek and dice out. While stealthed, you can start running toward his tower in prediction of the dice, then use Crushing Blow and Nimbus Strike after he wastes his dice thinking hes safe. After a strong poke, pull away before he does his combo again.

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Rengar

Hard

Spoiler: Click to view Very dangerous lane. After Rengar enters a bush he can jump quite far for free simply by right clicking to auto attack you from it. He also gets a bunch of bonus damage. Theres not much you can do about this, but make sure your in-lane bush is warded (You dont want their jungler there AND him) and then call for ganks. I would recommend not laning vs Rengar, but if you do, then make sure to stay very far back out of range of his bush jump, and try to freeze the lane near your tower. Buy and upgrade the sweeper trinket later. Hes only hard to 1v1 early and mid game. Late game you will wreck him and he will try to ult to run away. Sweep him, kill him, then discard him.

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Riven

Hard

Spoiler: Click to view Manageable under some circumstances, impossible in others. First things first... check her inventory. If she started with the health elixir you stand NO CHANCE no matter how good you are with your skill timing of killin her. She will kill you over and over and snowball. The best way to deal with elixir riven is to hug the tower and let it expire. If she tries to dive you in the first few levels with the elixir shes going to die. After that, if she didnt get any kills, she wasted her money and has less items than you. If you tried to trade her, or even poke her, you gave her at least a thousand gold in early game kills. So don't. Hug the turret, got it? When it expires and you kill her you will thank me. The other situation is when she starts with items other than elixir. Shes not untouchable now. Poke her often/ Keep in mind that her Ki Burst is very small range. Shes going to use her first two activates of Broken Wings and her Valor to try and get close to you. Its not hard for her to do this. After that, she will hold you in place with her third Broken Wings strike, then use Ki Burst, then auto attack you twice and ignite you. Your probably dead or recalling back to the fountain. Your entire plan revolves around a few things. #1) Push the first wave HARD. After 7 creeps die, you get level 2. Make sure you get level 2 before her. Use nimbus strike, use auto attacks, but rape the first wave, get level 2, then get a free poke on her. You will take half her hp away easy if you beat her to level 2. After that, pull back and stop pushing. Do not let your good harass make you overconfident. If you go Ham she will rape you. #2) Your strategy involves using Warrior Trickster at the last possible second after her second use of Broken Wings evading her third use of Broken Wings. Her Ki Burst is such small range that without landing her broken wings knockup she will use it and probably miss you. A big mistake many Wukong players make, including me, is panicking and using Warrior Trickster just as she starts using Broken Wings and trying to run in an unpredictable direction. Your clone only lasts 1.5 seconds. Theres nowhere you can go, in any direction, that she wont be able to wait and finish her combo to close on you after you reappear. As soon as you stop and decoy, she will wait a second, then resume her combo and kill you. Your best bet is to let her use her first 2 Broken Wings then decoy and run in a different direction for her third use and avoid the knockup. If you do that, you will be safe. You can actually poke her quite freely from here, because her cooldowns are all ticking. Buy 2 dorans blades before anything else, so you can soak some damage.

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Rumble

Hard

Spoiler: Click to view Good poke abilities, a slow, a shield, and his flamethrower when you get close to him. You wont see Rumbles often, but they have a high win rate. Try and avoid his Electro-Harpoon by meandering and not moving in a straight line. If you did not juke it well and its milliseconds from impacting into your spine, use decoy to block it. His shield is only a 6 second CD, and will always be up, but when he uses his Flamespitter be aware than you can sometimes decoy and move BEHIND him easier than you can outrun him. He wont see you, he will keep moving forward, and you can move behind him. Use your Nimbus Strike to reposition yourself if you get caught out.

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Ryze

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view Try and get him to use his snare on a decoy. Do not get caught by his snare, you will get nuked hard. for very little trade. Keep in mind his spells are not skilshorts, so taking a meandering path is useless. If you get close enough, he will snare you before you can execute your combo. Consider running directly at him, then using decoy the second you get in range. If he snares it, you are free to combo him. If he holds his snare, you might just want to back up instead of executing your combo.

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Shaco

Easy

Spoiler: Click to view Usually hes jungling instead of laning, but sometimes he lanes. Never never let him backstab you. Use decoy if you have to to make him waste it. Dont bother running from shaco, thats when hes strongest. Face him head on and he melts quickly. Always check to see what buffs he has on. Red and Blue buff will not show on his clone when he ults, so you can see through his deception. You can also ping him, and after he clones the ping stays on the real shaco (I don't believe this has been fixed yet). Hes squishy. If you follow these rules you should be able to safely poke and kill him.

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Shen

Hard

Spoiler: Click to view Again, we hate mobile sustain, tanky champions. They counter poke by being huge and having sustain, and they make it hard to get away or secure kills because of their speed. With shen, you #1 don't want to die. If he gets up a kill or two he can freely dive your tower almost better than Riven. #2 I recommend taking teleport instead of ignite, and that gives you the option of helping lanes or pushing when he leaves, or for healing and coming back quickly if he wins a trade. #3 Call the jungler to gank him because even though his taunt makes him mobile, if you engage him before the jungler reveals himself, he will use it on you instead of to get away. Be aware you can interrupt the channel on shen's ultimate by using Cyclone.

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Shyvana

Hard

Spoiler: Click to view Dodge her Flame Breath. You can't block it with decoy. Don't try to hard engage on her until she wastes her Burnout.

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Singed

Hard

Spoiler: Click to view **** mobile sustainy champions. Singed is another, and almost all of them are in the "Hard" category. You can't easily secure kill on them because they either get away or heal up from the harassment. Harass him hard before he gets his catalyst the protector while his poison is very expensive. By the time he gets his catalyst you will have recharged your flask so dont wory about saving the charges. Never chase him in his poison. You probably want to take teleport for this matchup, both for regaining and buying, as much as for supporting lanes. You wont be finding many occasions to "finish him off" with ignite.

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Sion

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view Sion gets this annoying shield. After he activates it, it soaks up damage for 10 seconds. If its not enough damage to destroy the shield, then when it expldoes it deals the soaked up damage in a bomb plus some more damage based on his ability power. After 4 seconds if it is not destroyed, it is capable of exploding. You CAN destroy it before then and it won't explode, but Sion may stun you for 1.5 seconds if you try. Either Sion activates it after 4 seconds, or it does automatically after 10 seconds. So what you have to look out for is when he starts the shield, he will try to stun you and then run close enough to blow it up during the 1.5 second stun. You can use this somewhat to your advantage. You know when the stun is coming, pretend to run towards him like your going to combo him, then decoy. If he doesnt try to stun you until after you clone, you might escape that combo. Feel free to poke him or pull out till his shield explodes.

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Swain

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view When he uses Decrepify it puts this lasor beam raven down. Get out of range of it because it hurts and slows you. Dodge his Nevermove circle. This becomes easier if you were not slowed by the raven. Use your poke combo, but if you get hit by Nevermove your ****ed so be smart about it. Hes squishy before he gets level 6, go for kills. At 6:45 you should try and use your Stealth Ward at his blue buff in the bush. It will respawn around 7 minutes if they killed blue buff first. Grab your own jungler, and the two of you go deny swain blue buff. His ultimate is only an 8 second cooldown, but is a huge mana chewer. Deny him that blue buff at all stages early and mid game. Keep warding it. Think about following my contengency item advice in the item section and getting executioners calling. It inflicts grevious wounds and reduces his ult's health sustain by 50%. You will notice an IMMEDIATE turn in your advantage after you apply grevious wounds and Cyclone. This advantage will carry into mid and late game fights. Executioner's Calling might be a low stat item, but its worth it to win.

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Syndra

Hard

Spoiler: Click to view This fight is hard, and simillar to dealing with Ziggs. She has high damage high mobility early on, and she will keep you on your toes. Grab your dorans blades, call for ganks, and dodge her balls. If she drops some down and misses you, make her pay for it with your poke combo. If she hits you, back up and flask or use an hp pot. call for ganks when she overpushes, and keep an eye out for which bushes she has warded. Tell your jungler so he doesnt come from that bush. You can use your assist ping in the bush you want him to come from after you warn him about wards.

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Talon

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view Try and predict when hes going to jump on you, and then decoy. You really don't want his silence to go off on the real wukong. Also try and dodge his Rake.

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Teemo

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view Teemo is going to be hard to gank after level 6, and you can't trust your jungler to do it properly. Try to call ganks before level 6. Use green wards agaist enemy junglers, and take the sweeper trinket to clear some mushrooms for your ally to gank. He pokes hard, and you dont want to really get caught. You can poke combo him, but dont chase him. Hes faster than you, and the moment you turn around, hes going to turn around and follow you, shooting you with darts.

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Tristana

Hard

Spoiler: Click to view AP Tristana is really annoying, but the soultion is very similar to my advice on malzahar. Either rush Hexdrinker, then Mercury treads, or get 2 dorans blades and call for lots of ganks and play really really well with your skills. Shes going to nearly kill you with W Rocket Jump ( E Explosive Shot + Ignite Midair), then R Buster Shot after her W lands. Getting the mercs and hex early will ruin your ganking potential completly, and people will be upset your not ganking like ahri, zed, fizz or others would be doing. Getting dorans is cheaper, stronger, and faster, and you can gank well, but not if tristana keeps one shotting you.

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Tryndamere

Easy

Spoiler: Click to view Squishy. Mush less damage and sustain at low fury. To keep him at low fury you need to keep him from auto attacking things. After level 6 you can fight him even with his ult. After he ults at low health, count 1..2..3 then Ignite him. At level 11, count to 4. At level 16 count to 5. You can also use Warrior Trickster, which buys you 1.5 seconds of saftey during his ult. Later he split pushes a lot. Make sure noone stands around mid waiting for one team to decide to initiate, while he mows down towers. Tell you team to NOT FIGHT and go yourself to assist the lane hes pushing.

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Twisted Fate

Easy

Spoiler: Click to view Try to get him to waste his gold card stun on your clone. Hes squishy. Jump on him and kill him just like any other squishy ap caster. It's good to save your ult for a second if you can afford to. The knockup comes in handy to interrupt his desperate ult teleport to saftey.

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Udyr

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view Another mobile tanky sustain. Gah hate these. Don't get caught by his tiger stance, poke combo him, and try to get level 2 before him by pushing the first wave. Sometimes an early level 2 trade when hes still level 1 will put him on the defensive.

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Veigar

Easy

Spoiler: Click to view Try to get level 2 before him by pushing the first wave before he gets there. Squishy. Dont be afraid to push his face in. You also need to be aware of his high damage if you get stunned. You should try and use Nimbus Strike to avoid the aoe damage after the stun wears off.

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Vi

Moderate

Spoiler: Click to view When she jumps on you with Vault Breaker use your Warrior Trickster to prevent the damage. It stops as soon as it collides with an enemy champion (Or clone). You treat it like nidalee's Javelin Toss and just use decoy to block it.

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About 15 more matchups to come this week. Still have to do V-Z. It's too long of a list to do in one sitting. If you need to find one that's not on this list, some good champion match-up tips are in these 2 guides:
[5 / 10 Stars] http://www.lolking.net/guides/137483#section_matchups
[7.5 / 10 Stars] http://www.lolking.net/guides/2376#section_matchups

As I find worthy streamers who play mostly Wukong I'm going to list them here.

1) Meanmac - http://www.twitch.tv/meanmac

2)