Slap Around ARAM Mayhem Augment Guide

Slap: Stacks adaptive stats based on CC duration, stronger with more reliable crowd control, but loses half stacks on death strong for champions with consistent CC, mediocre for those with long-cooldown abilities.

Slap: Trigger condition: Triggered when you root or snare an enemy champion. Benefit: Grants 10 adaptive force (converted to AD or AP based on your build). Stacking: Can stack infinitely. Limit: 5-second cooldown per cast instance, so not every control tick will trigger. Death penalty: Lose 50% stacks on death.

Backhand Blow: Stun-type: Knockup, Suppression, Stun, Taunt, Fear, Knockdown, Charm, Petrify Ground-type: All effects that prevent enemy displacement

Slap: Slows, knockbacks, pulls (unless root)

Spank: Multi-Target Stacking: Hitting multiple enemies with one skill adds 1 stack per target (e.g., Xin Zhao Q hitting 3 targets = 3 stacks) Multi-Stage Control Stacking: Each stage of multi-stage control adds separately (e.g., Aatrox three-part Q = 3 stacks, W pull + root = 2 stacks) Sustained Control Stacking: Each tick of persistent control can stack (e.g., Morgana R's two stuns = 2 stacks) Item Triggers: Root effects from Iceborn Gauntlet and Frostfire Gauntlet can trigger

Slap Palm: Champions with reliable hard CC that can repeatedly control Champions who can consistently land control in teamfights Champions who survive long to maintain stacks

Champions with no crowd control abilities Champions with very few and long CD CC abilities

Slap First: Prioritize survival before stacking, don't trade stacks for your life. Save control abilities for champions, don't waste them on thin air. Longer teamfights are more profitable, good for kiting, chasing, and narrow terrain. Multi-control champions benefit more, but are limited by 5-second throttle.

Slap Around + Courage of the Colossus + Guilty Pleasure: All three augments trigger on immobilizing or grounding enemies, creating perfect synergy. Slap Around grants infinite adaptive force scaling, Courage of the Colossus provides a stacking shield based on your growing health, and Guilty Pleasure sustains you with healing. This combination transforms crowd control into both offensive and defensive power, making you increasingly dominant in extended ARAM teamfights. Slap Around + Adamant + Tormentor: All three augments share the same immobilize or ground trigger condition. Slap Around builds adaptive force, Adamant stacks up to 100 bonus resistances for durability, and Tormentor applies infinite stacking burn damage. This creates a well-rounded build that scales offense, defense, and damage-over-time simultaneously on every crowd control ability. Slap Around + Cruelty: Both augments trigger on immobilizing or grounding enemies. Slap Around provides infinite adaptive force scaling, while Cruelty summons a comet dealing magic damage based on your maximum health and ability power. As you stack power from Slap Around, the comet damage increases, and the shared trigger condition ensures consistent activation during teamfights. Slap Around + Soul Eater: Both augments trigger on immobilizing or grounding enemies with the same 5-second cooldown per cast instance. Slap Around grants infinite adaptive force scaling while Soul Eater provides infinite health stacking. This dual scaling combination makes you progressively stronger and tankier throughout the match, with both offensive and defensive growth from landing crowd control.

Avoid Slap Around + ADAPt: Slap Around grants adaptive force that includes Attack Damage, but ADAPt converts all bonus Attack Damage into Ability Power. This creates a scaling conflict where the AD portion of Slap Around's infinite stacks is immediately converted, undermining the intended dual-scaling flexibility and wasting potential for champions who specifically needed the AD component. Avoid Slap Around + EscAPADe: Slap Around provides both AD and AP options adaptively, but EscAPADe forces all Ability Power into Attack Damage. This nullifies the AP option entirely, removing the strategic choice from Slap Around's adaptive mechanic and wasting the augment's potential for magic-damage champions who rely on AP scaling. Avoid Slap Around + Slow and Steady: Slow and Steady sets base attack speed to a static value and removes all attack speed bonuses, which fundamentally conflicts with champions who would build Attack Damage from Slap Around. Attack speed-dependent champions lose their primary damage multiplier, making the AD stacks significantly less valuable and effective in combat. Avoid Slap Around + Back to Basics: Back to Basics permanently seals your ultimate ability, which severely limits the number of abilities available to trigger immobilize or ground effects. Champions with crowd control on their ultimate lose a crucial trigger source for Slap Around, reducing stack generation frequency and overall augment value throughout the match.

Slap Hand: Don't teamfight just to stack: Stack to win teamfights, not just to stack. Don't ignore team crowd control: Team CC helps you stack but can combo with your CC for chains. Don't be too aggressive early: Slap Hand is a scaling rune with low early stats be patient to scale. Don't forget adaptive force conversion: If you're AP, don't build too many AD items, and vice versa. Watch enemy Cleanse and Quicksilver: Enemy carries with QSS will reduce your CC effectiveness switch targets.