Twice Thrice ARAM Mayhem Augment Guide

Double Tap: After hitting an enemy with a spell, your next spell deals increased damage. Damage increases with consecutive spell casts. A damage rune for ability-based champions.

"Chain Reaction: Core effect: After hitting an enemy with a skill, the next skill deals 20% increased damage for 5 seconds \nStacking rules: Max 3 stacks, each increasing damage by 20% (max 60%) \nRefresh mechanism: Hitting an enemy refreshes duration and stack count \nEffect scope: Includes all active skills and item skills \nRestriction: Basic attacks don't trigger or consume stacks

One After Another: All active abilities hitting enemies Item abilities hitting enemies Rune abilities hitting enemies

One After Another: When basic attack hits enemy, When ability hits minions, monsters, Healing and shield effects

Double Tap: Stacks can be refreshed by hitting enemies multiple times. Ultimate also benefits from damage amplification. Applies to item spell damage (Luden's, Liandry's). Stacks don't reset on death

One After Another: Champions with short cooldowns (Lux, Neeko, Viktor) Multi-skill champions (Jinx, Brand, Kassadin) Poke-type champions (Jayce, Ziggs, Jinx)

One After Another: Pure auto-attack damage dealers (Vayne, Jinx, Draven)\nPure tank champions (Alistar, Leona, Ornn)\nChampions with very long ability cooldowns (Tryndamere, Volibear, Ornn)

Chain Reaction: Hit enemies with small spells, then use ultimate at max stacks Frequently cast spells to maintain stacks In team fights, chain spells for maximum damage Don't use high damage spells before max stacks

Twice Thrice + Deft + Marksmage: Twice Thrice triggers bonus on-hit effects at 150% effectiveness every third attack. Deft provides 60% attack speed to reach the stack threshold faster, while Marksmage adds 75% AP as on-hit physical damage that gets amplified by Twice Thrice's re-application. This combination transforms any ability power champion into a rapid-fire on-hit machine with dramatically increased damage output per attack cycle. Twice Thrice + Light 'em Up! + Typhoon: Twice Thrice and Light 'em Up both stack on basic attacks, creating overlapping on-hit trigger cycles. Typhoon adds another on-hit effect via Firecrackers on every attack. The three augments multiply on-hit damage layers, with Twice Thrice amplifying all on-hit effects including those from Light 'em Up's Firecrackers and Typhoon's projectile, creating exponential damage scaling per attack sequence. Twice Thrice + Dual Wield + Deft: Dual Wield launches an additional bolt on every basic attack that applies on-hit effects at 40% effectiveness. Twice Thrice amplifies and re-applies on-hit effects at 150% effectiveness on every third attack, affecting both the main attack and Dual Wield's bolt. Deft's attack speed accelerates the stack buildup, resulting in frequent high-value on-hit bursts. Twice Thrice + Mystic Punch + Deft: Mystic Punch reduces ability cooldowns by 1.25 seconds on every basic attack hit. Twice Thrice re-applies on-hit effects at 150% effectiveness, causing Mystic Punch's cooldown reduction to trigger twice on the empowered third attack. Deft's attack speed enables rapid stacking, creating a cycle where abilities reset almost instantly while maintaining constant on-hit pressure.

Avoid Twice Thrice + Slow and Steady: Avoid this pairing because Slow and Steady sets your base attack speed to a static value and prevents all attack speed bonuses from affecting your attack rate. Twice Thrice requires basic attacks to generate stacks, and the severely reduced attack speed makes stacking the effect painfully slow, completely wasting the on-hit amplification potential. Avoid Twice Thrice + Back to Basics: Back to Basics seals your ultimate ability permanently, which is a significant drawback. While Twice Thrice empowers on-hit effects, this pairing forces a basic-attack-only playstyle that may not compensate for losing an ultimate. The anti-synergy is the restrictive trade-off limiting your overall damage output and utility. Avoid Twice Thrice + Double Tap: Double Tap applies on-hit effects an additional time on critical strikes, while Twice Thrice applies on-hit effects at 150% effectiveness after 2 stacks. Both augments compete for the same on-hit application space, creating diminishing returns where the combined investment in on-hit amplification provides less total value than either augment would offer separately. Avoid Twice Thrice + Upgrade Sword of Blossoming Dawn: Upgrade Sword of Blossoming Dawn reduces your basic attack damage against champions to 50%, which directly undermines Twice Thrice's value. Since Twice Thrice amplifies on-hit effects based on your basic attacks, halving your attack damage significantly reduces the overall effectiveness and payoff of the on-hit amplification mechanic.

Chain Reaction: Don't think basic attacks trigger or consume stacks. Don't ignore high damage bonus from stacking. Don't use ultimate before stacks are maxed. Note skill cooldown, avoid interrupting stacks.