Nightstalking ARAM Mayhem Augment Guide

Final Metro: Summon a high-speed train that rushes through the battlefield, knocking up and crushing all enemies in its path. A T1 control rune for initiating, wave-clearing, and splitting fights.

Final Urban Express: Core effect: Active ability summons a train moving in a straight line, damaging and knocking up enemies for 1 second on collision. Base damage: 150-450 physical damage (scales with level). Stat bonus: Receives 40% attack damage bonus and 30% AP scaling. Train parameters: 1000 range length, 200 range width, moves at 1200 range/second. Cooldown: 120 seconds, can be manually terminated.

Activating the ability Train collides with enemy champions/minions/monsters Train collides with turrets (deals 50% damage)

Train passing through allied units Summoner spell triggers Item skill triggers Minion triggers

Final Metro Train: Train can knock up unstoppable enemies (except for a few ultimate abilities) Colliding with walls causes a 90-degree bounce and continues for 500 range Multiple trains can stack knock-up duration Train clears all enemy projectiles during movement

Final Metropolis: Initiator supports (Alistar, Leona, Braum) Initiating fighters (Jarvan IV, Hecarim, Sejuani) Mages with difficult wave clear (Viktor, Ziggs) Siege champions (Morgana, Galio)

Final Urban Express: Pure single-target assassins (Zed, Talon, Akali) Ranged ADCs (Draven, Ashe, Vayne) Pure tank frontliners (Ornn, Tryndamere) Split-push reliant champions

Final Metro: Use in narrow terrain to significantly increase accuracy Use wall bounces to hit enemy carries hiding behind structures Initiate team fights by knocking up multiple enemies, creating an environment for teammates When clearing waves, aim at the center of the wave to clear all minions at once

Nightstalking + Shadow Runner: Nightstalking grants invisibility after takedowns, which counts as exiting stealth to trigger Shadow Runner's massive 300 bonus movement speed. This combination creates a deadly chain reaction: secure a kill, become invisible to drop aggro, then gain a speed burst to reposition or chase the next target. The synergy enables aggressive playmaking with built-in escape routes. Nightstalking + Executioner: Executioner resets basic ability cooldowns on takedowns, perfectly complementing Nightstalking's invisibility trigger. After securing a kill, you immediately regain access to all basic abilities while becoming invisible, allowing you to unload a fresh ability rotation on surviving enemies. This creates devastating chain-kill potential in ARAM's constant teamfights where resets snowball rapidly. Nightstalking + Get Excited: Get Excited grants 100% bonus movement speed and attack speed on takedowns, stacking with Nightstalking's invisibility for overwhelming post-kill momentum. The combined speed boost lets you capitalize on stealth to reposition aggressively while the attack speed amplifies your damage output. This pairing excels on auto-attackers who can chain kills through ARAM's cramped engagements. Nightstalking + Vampirism: Vampirism provides 25% omnivamp for sustained fighting, while Nightstalking's invisibility offers survivability after each takedown. The combination addresses Vampirism's vulnerability to burst damage by giving you a reset-based escape tool. In ARAM's extended skirmishes, this pairing enables aggressive all-ins where each kill heals you and provides a stealth window to reposition safely.

Avoid Nightstalking + Back to Basics: Avoid this pairing because Back to Basics permanently seals your ultimate ability, removing a powerful damage and engagement tool that could contribute to securing takedowns. With fewer ways to contribute to kills, Nightstalking's invisibility trigger becomes significantly harder to activate, wasting the augment's defensive repositioning potential. Avoid Nightstalking + Slow and Steady: Avoid this pairing because Slow and Steady removes all attack speed bonuses, forcing a slow, deliberate playstyle that conflicts with Nightstalking's design. The invisibility is meant to enable aggressive repositioning after takedowns, but the inability to rapidly capitalize on that window with attacks makes the stealth duration feel wasted and clunky. Avoid Nightstalking + Glass Cannon: Avoid this pairing because Glass Cannon caps your health at 70% maximum, making you extremely fragile. Nightstalking's invisibility is a defensive tool meant to help you survive after risky takedowns, but Glass Cannon's health restriction ensures you enter every fight vulnerable, often dying before you can secure the kills needed to trigger stealth. Avoid Nightstalking + Vampirism: Avoid this pairing because Vampirism disables all healing from allies and sets health regeneration to zero. Nightstalking provides a brief defensive window after takedowns, but Vampirism's sustain model requires you to deal damage to survive. If you fail to secure the kill, you have no fallback recovery, making this high-risk combination punishing.

Final Train: Don't carelessly release in open areas, enemies can dodge easily Don't drive the train toward teammates, blocks their movement and damage Don't forget the manual stop feature, avoid overextending past enemies When enemy ADC gets QSS, don't force engage with train, CC will be instantly removed