What Not to Pair with Infinite Recursion

Avoid Infinite Recursion + Recursion: Avoid this pairing because Recursion grants a flat 60 ability haste, which heavily overlaps with Infinite Recursion's base effect of 60 ability haste. Taking both results in massive stat redundancy. Infinite Recursion already provides strong haste that scales with takedowns, making the additional flat haste from Recursion low-value compared to other augment options. Avoid Infinite Recursion + Bread And Butter: Avoid this pairing because Bread And Butter grants 100 ability haste to only your Q ability, which is heavily redundant with Infinite Recursion's global 60 ability haste. The single-target haste offers diminishing returns when you already have strong global haste. This pairing wastes an augment slot on overcapped cooldown reduction that could be spent on damage or utility. Avoid Infinite Recursion + Back to Basics: Avoid this pairing because Back to Basics seals your ultimate ability permanently, which severely limits your champion's power and playmaking potential. While both augments provide ability haste, the loss of your ultimate is a massive drawback that cannot be compensated by the haste stacking. The anti-synergy makes this combination fundamentally flawed for most champions. Avoid Infinite Recursion + Eureka: Avoid this pairing because Eureka grants ability haste based on 30% of your AP, creating redundancy with Infinite Recursion's flat 60 ability haste. On champions with lower AP builds, Eureka provides minimal value. Even on high AP champions, stacking multiple sources of ability haste has diminishing returns compared to acquiring damage, penetration, or defensive stats.