What Not to Pair with Tap Dancer

Avoid Tap Dancer + Slow and Steady: Avoid this pairing because Slow and Steady completely negates Tap Dancer's core mechanic. Slow and Steady sets your base attack speed to a static value and prevents all attack speed bonuses from functioning, which wastes the bonus attack speed from movement speed that Tap Dancer provides. The infinite movement speed stacking becomes far less valuable when the attack speed conversion is nullified. Avoid Tap Dancer + Purist - Caster: Avoid this pairing because Purist - Caster converts all bonus attack speed into ability haste, directly conflicting with Tap Dancer's design. Tap Dancer grants bonus attack speed equal to 10% of total movement speed, but Purist - Caster removes the attack speed benefit entirely. The movement speed stacking still works, but the primary offensive scaling from the attack speed conversion is completely wasted. Avoid Tap Dancer + Scopier Weapons: Avoid this pairing because Scopier Weapons grants 200 bonus attack range, which fundamentally conflicts with Tap Dancer's playstyle. Tap Dancer rewards staying in combat and continuously attacking to stack infinite movement speed, but the extended attack range encourages kiting and staying farther from enemies. The movement speed stacks decay if you cannot maintain consistent attacks on targets. Avoid Tap Dancer + Scopiest Weapons: Avoid this pairing because Scopiest Weapons grants 250 bonus attack range, creating strong anti-synergy with Tap Dancer's stacking mechanic. The extended range promotes a poke-oriented playstyle that prevents you from maintaining the rapid attack chains needed to build and sustain your infinite movement speed stacks. The attack speed from movement speed conversion becomes less relevant when you cannot attack frequently.