Augment Details Silver T2 Patch 26.9

What Not to Pair with Heavy Hitter

What not to pair with Heavy Hitter in ARAM Mayhem, covering bad augment synergies and low-value combinations.

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What Not to Pair with Heavy Hitter

Bad augment synergies and pairings to avoid

Avoid

Avoid Heavy Hitter + Glass Cannon

Avoid this pairing because Glass Cannon sets your maximum health to a static 70% threshold that cannot be exceeded by any means. Heavy Hitter scales its bonus physical damage based on 3.5% of your maximum health, so the health cap severely limits the on-hit damage potential, wasting the core scaling mechanic.

Avoid Heavy Hitter + Slow and Steady

Avoid this pairing because Slow and Steady removes all attack speed bonuses and sets your base attack speed to a static value. Heavy Hitter requires frequent basic attacks to maximize its on-hit damage effect, so losing the ability to scale attack speed severely reduces the number of procs you can apply.

Avoid Heavy Hitter + ADAPt

Avoid this pairing because ADAPt converts all bonus attack damage into ability power, removing the physical damage stat. Heavy Hitter deals bonus physical damage based on maximum health, but the conversion removes synergy with other attack damage multipliers and penetration that would amplify the on-hit effect.

Avoid Heavy Hitter + Back to Basics

Avoid this pairing because Back to Basics permanently seals your ultimate ability in exchange for increased ability damage and haste. Heavy Hitter is an on-hit effect for basic attacks, which conflicts with the ability-focused power spike, making the ultimate sacrifice provide minimal benefit for this specific augment's playstyle.

What Not to Pair with Heavy Hitter

Bad augment synergies and pairings to avoid

Augments

Avoid Heavy Hitter + Glass Cannon: Avoid this pairing because Glass Cannon sets your maximum health to a static 70% threshold that cannot be exceeded by any means. Heavy Hitter scales its bonus physical damage based on 3.5% of your maximum health, so the health cap severely limits the on-hit damage potential, wasting the core scaling mechanic. Avoid Heavy Hitter + Slow and Steady: Avoid this pairing because Slow and Steady removes all attack speed bonuses and sets your base attack speed to a static value. Heavy Hitter requires frequent basic attacks to maximize its on-hit damage effect, so losing the ability to scale attack speed severely reduces the number of procs you can apply. Avoid Heavy Hitter + ADAPt: Avoid this pairing because ADAPt converts all bonus attack damage into ability power, removing the physical damage stat. Heavy Hitter deals bonus physical damage based on maximum health, but the conversion removes synergy with other attack damage multipliers and penetration that would amplify the on-hit effect. Avoid Heavy Hitter + Back to Basics: Avoid this pairing because Back to Basics permanently seals your ultimate ability in exchange for increased ability damage and haste. Heavy Hitter is an on-hit effect for basic attacks, which conflicts with the ability-focused power spike, making the ultimate sacrifice provide minimal benefit for this specific augment's playstyle.