With Haste ARAM Mayhem Augment Guide

"Speed Demon": Gain high movement speed and ability haste, refreshing basic skill CDs on takedown. A神器 for kiting and cleanup champions.

"Speed Demon: Core effect: Gain 20% movement speed and 20% ability haste Refresh effect: Refresh all basic ability cooldowns (excluding ultimate) after participating in a takedown Base bonus: Gain 10% attack speed Stacking rules: Movement speed and ability haste additively stack with other effects Restriction: Refresh effect can only trigger once every 10 seconds

Killing enemy champions, assisting in enemy champion kills (dealing damage or applying control within 10 seconds of kill), participating in killing enemy-controlled summoned units, participating in killing all enemy champions in Clone Mode

Quickdraw: Killing minions, monsters, towers, killing allied heroes, enemy hero suicide, assists, ultimate cooldown

"Quickdraw: Participating in kill immediately refreshes basic abilities, regardless of cooldown 20% MS bonus has no diminishing returns, doesn't decrease with higher MS Death retains MS and ability haste bonus, refresh effect cooldown resets Refresh effect priority higher than all other CDR

"Speed Demon: Mobile assassins (Zed, Talon, Akali, Katarina) Low cooldown kiting champions (Ezreal, Lillia, Hecarim) Teamfight clean-up champions Champions reliant on basic abilities

Haste: Pure tank (Alistar, Leona, Braum) Pure support Champions reliant on ultimates High CD champions

Speed Demon: Prioritize ability haste: further reduce base skill cooldowns. Use refresh effects to cast multiple combos, sustain output in team fights. Play hit-and-run: engage, disengage, wait for cooldowns. Prioritize finishing off low health enemies in team fights: refresh effects allow continued output. Build items like Trinity Force, Rapid Firecannon for increased mobility.

With Haste + Recursion + Eureka: Recursion grants 60 ability haste, which With Haste converts to 42 bonus movement speed. Eureka provides ability haste equal to 30% of AP, creating a scaling movement speed bonus for mages. Together these augments transform ability haste into both spell availability and mobility, allowing casters to kite effectively in ARAM's narrow lane while maintaining high spell uptime. With Haste + Infinite Recursion: Infinite Recursion grants 60 ability haste that scales with champion takedowns, providing both the foundation for With Haste's movement speed conversion and a snowballing mechanic. Each takedown increases ability haste by 3, which simultaneously reduces cooldowns and increases movement speed, creating powerful scaling for extended teamfights. With Haste + Back to Basics + Eureka: Back to Basics grants 70 ability haste while sealing the ultimate, which With Haste converts to 49 bonus movement speed. Eureka adds scaling ability haste based on AP. This combination suits basic-ability-focused champions who gain exceptional mobility and spell spam potential, compensating for the lost ultimate with superior kiting and damage output. With Haste + Shrink Engine: Shrink Engine grants 8 ability haste and 1% bonus movement speed per takedown, stacking infinitely. With Haste amplifies this by converting the growing ability haste into additional movement speed. The dual movement speed scaling from both augments' conversion mechanics creates exponential mobility growth, while size reduction improves dodging capability in teamfights. With Haste + Don't Blink: Don't Blink deals 1% increased damage per 10 movement speed advantage over the target. With Haste converts ability haste into substantial bonus movement speed, enabling consistent damage amplification against slower enemies. This synergy rewards ability haste builds with both mobility and offensive power, particularly effective against immobile compositions common in ARAM.

Avoid With Haste + Back to Basics: Back to Basics permanently seals your ultimate ability, which drastically reduces your total ability haste ceiling. Since With Haste grants movement speed based on 70% of your ability haste, losing an entire ability slot severely diminishes the movement speed bonus you would otherwise receive, making this pairing fundamentally counterproductive. Avoid With Haste + Slow and Steady: Slow and Steady sets your attack speed to a static value and prevents all attack speed bonuses, which creates a niche playstyle that does not benefit from movement speed. With Haste's movement speed scaling requires building ability haste, but this pairing forces conflicting build priorities that waste potential synergy. Avoid With Haste + Homeguard: Homeguard grants 100% bonus movement speed that is lost for 6 seconds after taking champion damage. With Haste provides permanent movement speed based on ability haste. These movement speed sources stack additively but serve different purposes, and the conditional nature of Homeguard makes this pairing redundant and low-value. Avoid With Haste + Purist - Caster: Purist - Caster converts bonus attack speed into ability haste, which could theoretically increase With Haste's movement speed. However, this requires an inefficient stat conversion chain that wastes raw stats. The indirect scaling path makes this pairing mechanically cumbersome and suboptimal compared to direct ability haste augments.

Double Time: Don't pick for pure tanks: low damage, little benefit even with refresh Don't ignore 10-second cooldown: don't try to secure kills during cooldown Don't fight alone: needs teammates to help secure kills for refresh Don't build too much defense: Double Time is offensive, defense wastes its value Note personal safety: high mobility but still burstable, don't overextend