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Items / Win rate / Pick rate
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Build Setup
26.9Core items
#1 
Yun Tal Wildarrows Yun Tal Wildarrows 
Berserker's Greaves Berserker's Greaves 
Runaan's Hurricane Runaan's Hurricane
Yun Tal Wildarrows Yun Tal Wildarrows - Total Price
- 3,100
- Price
- 850
+50 Attack Damage +40% Attack Speed +0% Critical Strike Chance Practice Makes Lethal On-Attack, gain Critical Strike Chance permanently up to 25%. Flurry On-Attacking an enemy champion, gain +30% Attack Speed for 6 seconds (30 second cooldown). Attacks reduce this cooldown by 1 second, increased to 2 seconds for Critical Strikes.
Berserker's Greaves Berserker's Greaves - Total Price
- 1,100
- Price
- 300
+25% Attack Speed +45 Move Speed
Runaan's Hurricane Runaan's Hurricane - Total Price
- 2,650
- Price
- 850
+40% Attack Speed +25% Critical Strike Chance +4% Move Speed Wind's Fury Attacks fire bolts at 2 additional enemies near the target. Each bolt deals physical damage and applies On-Hit effects.
Win Rate56.89%
Pick Rate19.33%
#2 Yun Tal Wildarrows Yun Tal Wildarrows Berserker's Greaves Berserker's Greaves 
Blade of The Ruined King Blade of The Ruined King
Yun Tal Wildarrows Yun Tal Wildarrows - Total Price
- 3,100
- Price
- 850
+50 Attack Damage +40% Attack Speed +0% Critical Strike Chance Practice Makes Lethal On-Attack, gain Critical Strike Chance permanently up to 25%. Flurry On-Attacking an enemy champion, gain +30% Attack Speed for 6 seconds (30 second cooldown). Attacks reduce this cooldown by 1 second, increased to 2 seconds for Critical Strikes.
Berserker's Greaves Berserker's Greaves - Total Price
- 1,100
- Price
- 300
+25% Attack Speed +45 Move Speed
Blade of The Ruined King Blade of The Ruined King - Total Price
- 3,200
- Price
- 725
+40 Attack Damage +25% Attack Speed 10% Life Steal Mist's Edge Attacks deal a percentage of enemy's current Health as bonus physical damage On-Hit. Clawing Shadows Attacking a champion 3 times Slows them by 30% for 1 second.
Win Rate56.52%
Pick Rate8.45%
#3 Berserker's Greaves Berserker's Greaves Yun Tal Wildarrows Yun Tal Wildarrows Runaan's Hurricane Runaan's Hurricane
Berserker's Greaves Berserker's Greaves - Total Price
- 1,100
- Price
- 300
+25% Attack Speed +45 Move Speed
Yun Tal Wildarrows Yun Tal Wildarrows - Total Price
- 3,100
- Price
- 850
+50 Attack Damage +40% Attack Speed +0% Critical Strike Chance Practice Makes Lethal On-Attack, gain Critical Strike Chance permanently up to 25%. Flurry On-Attacking an enemy champion, gain +30% Attack Speed for 6 seconds (30 second cooldown). Attacks reduce this cooldown by 1 second, increased to 2 seconds for Critical Strikes.
Runaan's Hurricane Runaan's Hurricane - Total Price
- 2,650
- Price
- 850
+40% Attack Speed +25% Critical Strike Chance +4% Move Speed Wind's Fury Attacks fire bolts at 2 additional enemies near the target. Each bolt deals physical damage and applies On-Hit effects.
Win Rate56.42%
Pick Rate7.07%
Situational itemstop 12
Berserker's Greaves Berserker's Greaves - Total Price
- 1,100
- Price
- 300
+25% Attack Speed +45 Move Speed
57.26% Runaan's Hurricane Runaan's Hurricane - Total Price
- 2,650
- Price
- 850
+40% Attack Speed +25% Critical Strike Chance +4% Move Speed Wind's Fury Attacks fire bolts at 2 additional enemies near the target. Each bolt deals physical damage and applies On-Hit effects.
57.24% Blade of The Ruined King Blade of The Ruined King - Total Price
- 3,200
- Price
- 725
+40 Attack Damage +25% Attack Speed 10% Life Steal Mist's Edge Attacks deal a percentage of enemy's current Health as bonus physical damage On-Hit. Clawing Shadows Attacking a champion 3 times Slows them by 30% for 1 second.
57.04% Yun Tal Wildarrows Yun Tal Wildarrows - Total Price
- 3,100
- Price
- 850
+50 Attack Damage +40% Attack Speed +0% Critical Strike Chance Practice Makes Lethal On-Attack, gain Critical Strike Chance permanently up to 25%. Flurry On-Attacking an enemy champion, gain +30% Attack Speed for 6 seconds (30 second cooldown). Attacks reduce this cooldown by 1 second, increased to 2 seconds for Critical Strikes.
56.80%
Infinity Edge Infinity Edge - Total Price
- 3,500
- Price
- 725
+75 Attack Damage +25% Critical Strike Chance 30% Critical Strike Damage
57.50%
Kraken Slayer Kraken Slayer - Total Price
- 3,000
- Price
- 325
+45 Attack Damage +40% Attack Speed +4% Move Speed Bring It Down Every third Attack deals bonus physical damage On-Hit, increased based on their missing Health.
56.67%
Lord Dominik's Regards Lord Dominik's Regards - Total Price
- 3,300
- Price
- 550
+35 Attack Damage +35% Armor Penetration +25% Critical Strike Chance Giant Slayer Deal up to 15% bonus damage against champions based on their bonus Health. Maximum damage bonus reached at 1500 bonus Health.
56.44%
Phantom Dancer Phantom Dancer - Total Price
- 2,650
- Price
- 950
+65% Attack Speed +25% Critical Strike Chance +10% Move Speed Spectral Waltz Become Ghosted.
57.80%
Mortal Reminder Mortal Reminder - Total Price
- 3,000
- Price
- 150
+35 Attack Damage +30% Armor Penetration +25% Critical Strike Chance Grievous Wounds: Dealing physical damage applies 40% Wounds to enemy champions for 3 seconds.
56.16%
Bloodthirster Bloodthirster - Total Price
- 3,400
- Price
- 325
+80 Attack Damage 15% Life Steal Ichorshield Convert excess healing from your Lifesteal to a Shield.
58.77%
Wit's End Wit's End - Total Price
- 2,800
- Price
- 550
+50% Attack Speed +45 Magic Resist 20% Tenacity Fray Attacks deal bonus magic damage On-Hit.
57.11%
Mercury's Treads Mercury's Treads - Total Price
- 1,250
- Price
- 550
+20 Magic Resist +45 Move Speed 30% Tenacity
57.60%Starting items
B. F. Sword B. F. Sword - Total Price
- 1,300
- Price
- 1,300
+40 Attack Damage
56.87% B. F. Sword B. F. Sword - Total Price
- 1,300
- Price
- 1,300
+40 Attack Damage
57.35%
Health Potion Health Potion - Total Price
- 50
- Price
- 50
Consume Restores +120 Health over 15 seconds.
57.35% Berserker's Greaves Berserker's Greaves - Total Price
- 1,100
- Price
- 300
+25% Attack Speed +45 Move Speed
57.58%Core items
#1 Berserker's Greaves Berserker's Greaves Blade of The Ruined King Blade of The Ruined King Runaan's Hurricane Runaan's Hurricane
Berserker's Greaves Berserker's Greaves - Total Price
- 1,100
- Price
- 300
+25% Attack Speed +45 Move Speed
Blade of The Ruined King Blade of The Ruined King - Total Price
- 3,200
- Price
- 725
+40 Attack Damage +25% Attack Speed 10% Life Steal Mist's Edge Attacks deal a percentage of enemy's current Health as bonus physical damage On-Hit. Clawing Shadows Attacking a champion 3 times Slows them by 30% for 1 second.
Runaan's Hurricane Runaan's Hurricane - Total Price
- 2,650
- Price
- 850
+40% Attack Speed +25% Critical Strike Chance +4% Move Speed Wind's Fury Attacks fire bolts at 2 additional enemies near the target. Each bolt deals physical damage and applies On-Hit effects.
Win Rate54.77%
Pick Rate10.72%
#2 Berserker's Greaves Berserker's Greaves Blade of The Ruined King Blade of The Ruined King Kraken Slayer Kraken Slayer
Berserker's Greaves Berserker's Greaves - Total Price
- 1,100
- Price
- 300
+25% Attack Speed +45 Move Speed
Blade of The Ruined King Blade of The Ruined King - Total Price
- 3,200
- Price
- 725
+40 Attack Damage +25% Attack Speed 10% Life Steal Mist's Edge Attacks deal a percentage of enemy's current Health as bonus physical damage On-Hit. Clawing Shadows Attacking a champion 3 times Slows them by 30% for 1 second.
Kraken Slayer Kraken Slayer - Total Price
- 3,000
- Price
- 325
+45 Attack Damage +40% Attack Speed +4% Move Speed Bring It Down Every third Attack deals bonus physical damage On-Hit, increased based on their missing Health.
Win Rate57.21%
Pick Rate8.48%
#3 Berserker's Greaves Berserker's Greaves Kraken Slayer Kraken Slayer Blade of The Ruined King Blade of The Ruined King
Berserker's Greaves Berserker's Greaves - Total Price
- 1,100
- Price
- 300
+25% Attack Speed +45 Move Speed
Kraken Slayer Kraken Slayer - Total Price
- 3,000
- Price
- 325
+45 Attack Damage +40% Attack Speed +4% Move Speed Bring It Down Every third Attack deals bonus physical damage On-Hit, increased based on their missing Health.
Blade of The Ruined King Blade of The Ruined King - Total Price
- 3,200
- Price
- 725
+40 Attack Damage +25% Attack Speed 10% Life Steal Mist's Edge Attacks deal a percentage of enemy's current Health as bonus physical damage On-Hit. Clawing Shadows Attacking a champion 3 times Slows them by 30% for 1 second.
Win Rate59.63%
Pick Rate7.77%
Situational itemstop 12
Blade of The Ruined King Blade of The Ruined King - Total Price
- 3,200
- Price
- 725
+40 Attack Damage +25% Attack Speed 10% Life Steal Mist's Edge Attacks deal a percentage of enemy's current Health as bonus physical damage On-Hit. Clawing Shadows Attacking a champion 3 times Slows them by 30% for 1 second.
56.52% Berserker's Greaves Berserker's Greaves - Total Price
- 1,100
- Price
- 300
+25% Attack Speed +45 Move Speed
56.44% Kraken Slayer Kraken Slayer - Total Price
- 3,000
- Price
- 325
+45 Attack Damage +40% Attack Speed +4% Move Speed Bring It Down Every third Attack deals bonus physical damage On-Hit, increased based on their missing Health.
56.95% Runaan's Hurricane Runaan's Hurricane - Total Price
- 2,650
- Price
- 850
+40% Attack Speed +25% Critical Strike Chance +4% Move Speed Wind's Fury Attacks fire bolts at 2 additional enemies near the target. Each bolt deals physical damage and applies On-Hit effects.
57.20% Wit's End Wit's End - Total Price
- 2,800
- Price
- 550
+50% Attack Speed +45 Magic Resist 20% Tenacity Fray Attacks deal bonus magic damage On-Hit.
55.93%
Terminus Terminus - Total Price
- 3,000
- Price
- 1,100
+30 Attack Damage +35% Attack Speed Shadow Attacks deal 30 bonus magic damage On-Hit. Juxtaposition Alternate between Light and Dark Attacks against champions: Light Attacks grant Armor and Magic Resist for 5s. Dark Attacks grant +10% Armor Penetration and Magic Penetration for 5s.
54.75% Bloodthirster Bloodthirster - Total Price
- 3,400
- Price
- 325
+80 Attack Damage 15% Life Steal Ichorshield Convert excess healing from your Lifesteal to a Shield.
57.99% Lord Dominik's Regards Lord Dominik's Regards - Total Price
- 3,300
- Price
- 550
+35 Attack Damage +35% Armor Penetration +25% Critical Strike Chance Giant Slayer Deal up to 15% bonus damage against champions based on their bonus Health. Maximum damage bonus reached at 1500 bonus Health.
55.24% Yun Tal Wildarrows Yun Tal Wildarrows - Total Price
- 3,100
- Price
- 850
+50 Attack Damage +40% Attack Speed +0% Critical Strike Chance Practice Makes Lethal On-Attack, gain Critical Strike Chance permanently up to 25%. Flurry On-Attacking an enemy champion, gain +30% Attack Speed for 6 seconds (30 second cooldown). Attacks reduce this cooldown by 1 second, increased to 2 seconds for Critical Strikes.
55.86% Infinity Edge Infinity Edge - Total Price
- 3,500
- Price
- 725
+75 Attack Damage +25% Critical Strike Chance 30% Critical Strike Damage
54.45% Phantom Dancer Phantom Dancer - Total Price
- 2,650
- Price
- 950
+65% Attack Speed +25% Critical Strike Chance +10% Move Speed Spectral Waltz Become Ghosted.
58.25% Mercury's Treads Mercury's Treads - Total Price
- 1,250
- Price
- 550
+20 Magic Resist +45 Move Speed 30% Tenacity
59.51%Starting items
Berserker's Greaves Berserker's Greaves - Total Price
- 1,100
- Price
- 300
+25% Attack Speed +45 Move Speed
57.15% B. F. Sword B. F. Sword - Total Price
- 1,300
- Price
- 1,300
+40 Attack Damage
54.69% B. F. Sword B. F. Sword - Total Price
- 1,300
- Price
- 1,300
+40 Attack Damage
54.16% Health Potion Health Potion - Total Price
- 50
- Price
- 50
Consume Restores +120 Health over 15 seconds.
54.16%Core items
#1 
Malignance Malignance 
Ionian Boots of Lucidity Ionian Boots of Lucidity 
Imperial Mandate Imperial Mandate
Malignance Malignance - Total Price
- 2,700
- Price
- 650
+90 Ability Power +600 Mana +15 Ability Haste Scorn Gain 20 Ultimate Ability Haste. Hatefog Damaging a champion with your Ultimate burns the ground beneath them for 3s, dealing magic damage per second and reducing their Magic Resist.
Ionian Boots of Lucidity Ionian Boots of Lucidity - Total Price
- 900
- Price
- 350
+10 Ability Haste +45 Move Speed Ionian Insight: Gain 10 Summoner Spell Haste.
Imperial Mandate Imperial Mandate - Total Price
- 2,250
- Price
- 500
+60 Ability Power +20 Ability Haste +125% Base Mana Regen Coordinated Fire (0s) per target Slowing or Immobilizing an enemy champion marks them for 5 seconds. Ally champion damage detonates the mark, dealing magic damage equal to 10% of current health.
Win Rate45.49%
Pick Rate12.11%
#2 Malignance Malignance Ionian Boots of Lucidity Ionian Boots of Lucidity 
Horizon Focus Horizon Focus
Malignance Malignance - Total Price
- 2,700
- Price
- 650
+90 Ability Power +600 Mana +15 Ability Haste Scorn Gain 20 Ultimate Ability Haste. Hatefog Damaging a champion with your Ultimate burns the ground beneath them for 3s, dealing magic damage per second and reducing their Magic Resist.
Ionian Boots of Lucidity Ionian Boots of Lucidity - Total Price
- 900
- Price
- 350
+10 Ability Haste +45 Move Speed Ionian Insight: Gain 10 Summoner Spell Haste.
Horizon Focus Horizon Focus - Total Price
- 2,700
- Price
- 600
+75 Ability Power +25 Ability Haste Hypershot Dealing Ability damage to champions at 600 range or greater Reveals them for 6 seconds. Focus When Hypershot is triggered, Reveal all other enemy champions within 1400 range of them for 3 seconds.
Win Rate47.85%
Pick Rate7.52%
#3 Malignance Malignance Imperial Mandate Imperial Mandate Ionian Boots of Lucidity Ionian Boots of Lucidity
Malignance Malignance - Total Price
- 2,700
- Price
- 650
+90 Ability Power +600 Mana +15 Ability Haste Scorn Gain 20 Ultimate Ability Haste. Hatefog Damaging a champion with your Ultimate burns the ground beneath them for 3s, dealing magic damage per second and reducing their Magic Resist.
Imperial Mandate Imperial Mandate - Total Price
- 2,250
- Price
- 500
+60 Ability Power +20 Ability Haste +125% Base Mana Regen Coordinated Fire (0s) per target Slowing or Immobilizing an enemy champion marks them for 5 seconds. Ally champion damage detonates the mark, dealing magic damage equal to 10% of current health.
Ionian Boots of Lucidity Ionian Boots of Lucidity - Total Price
- 900
- Price
- 350
+10 Ability Haste +45 Move Speed Ionian Insight: Gain 10 Summoner Spell Haste.
Win Rate45.09%
Pick Rate7.20%
Situational itemstop 12
Malignance Malignance - Total Price
- 2,700
- Price
- 650
+90 Ability Power +600 Mana +15 Ability Haste Scorn Gain 20 Ultimate Ability Haste. Hatefog Damaging a champion with your Ultimate burns the ground beneath them for 3s, dealing magic damage per second and reducing their Magic Resist.
44.58% Ionian Boots of Lucidity Ionian Boots of Lucidity - Total Price
- 900
- Price
- 350
+10 Ability Haste +45 Move Speed Ionian Insight: Gain 10 Summoner Spell Haste.
44.88% Horizon Focus Horizon Focus - Total Price
- 2,700
- Price
- 600
+75 Ability Power +25 Ability Haste Hypershot Dealing Ability damage to champions at 600 range or greater Reveals them for 6 seconds. Focus When Hypershot is triggered, Reveal all other enemy champions within 1400 range of them for 3 seconds.
46.47% Imperial Mandate Imperial Mandate - Total Price
- 2,250
- Price
- 500
+60 Ability Power +20 Ability Haste +125% Base Mana Regen Coordinated Fire (0s) per target Slowing or Immobilizing an enemy champion marks them for 5 seconds. Ally champion damage detonates the mark, dealing magic damage equal to 10% of current health.
45.53%
Axiom Arc Axiom Arc - Total Price
- 2,750
- Price
- 363
+55 Attack Damage 18 Lethality +20 Ability Haste Flux When a champion that you damaged within 3 seconds dies, refund some of your Ultimate Ability's total cooldown.
47.30%
Stormsurge Stormsurge - Total Price
- 2,800
- Price
- 800
+90 Ability Power +15 Magic Penetration +6% Move Speed Stormraider Dealing 25% of a champion's maximum Health within 2.5s applies Squall to them. Squall After 2 seconds, deal magic damage. If the target dies before Squall triggers, it damages nearby enemies.
45.18%
Liandry's Torment Liandry's Torment - Total Price
- 3,000
- Price
- 800
+60 Ability Power +300 Health Torment: Damaging Abilities burn enemies for 2% max Health magic damage per second for 3 seconds. Suffering: For each second in combat with enemy champions, deal 2% bonus damage, up to 6%.
44.80%
Luden's Echo Luden's Echo - Total Price
- 2,750
- Price
- 450
+100 Ability Power +600 Mana +10 Ability Haste Echo Damaging Abilities fire 6 Echoes that deal bonus magic damage to the target and nearby enemies. Remaining Echoes fire on the primary target, dealing 20% damage.
44.69%
Rabadon's Deathcap Rabadon's Deathcap - Total Price
- 3,500
- Price
- 1,100
+130 Ability Power Magical Opus: Increases your total Ability Power by 30%.
46.74%
Blackfire Torch Blackfire Torch - Total Price
- 2,800
- Price
- 700
+80 Ability Power +600 Mana +20 Ability Haste Baleful Blaze: Damaging Abilities deals bonus magic damage for 3 seconds. Blackfire: For each enemy champion, epic and large monster affected by your Baleful Blaze: , gain 4% Ability Power.
42.65%
Shadowflame Shadowflame - Total Price
- 3,200
- Price
- 900
+110 Ability Power +15 Magic Penetration Cinderbloom Magic and true damage Critically Strikes enemies below +40% Health , dealing 20% increased damage.
46.34%
Sorcerer's Shoes Sorcerer's Shoes - Total Price
- 1,100
- Price
- 800
+12 Magic Penetration +45 Move Speed
44.24%Starting items
Refillable Potion Refillable Potion - Total Price
- 150
- Price
- 150
Active (2 charges) Restores +100 Health over 12 seconds. Refills upon visiting the shop.
44.82%
Lost Chapter Lost Chapter - Total Price
- 1,200
- Price
- 250
+40 Ability Power +300 Mana +10 Ability Haste Enlighten Levelling up restores 20% max Mana over 3 seconds.
44.82% Lost Chapter Lost Chapter - Total Price
- 1,200
- Price
- 250
+40 Ability Power +300 Mana +10 Ability Haste Enlighten Levelling up restores 20% max Mana over 3 seconds.
45.16% Health Potion Health Potion - Total Price
- 50
- Price
- 50
Consume Restores +120 Health over 15 seconds.
47.18% Lost Chapter Lost Chapter - Total Price
- 1,200
- Price
- 250
+40 Ability Power +300 Mana +10 Ability Haste Enlighten Levelling up restores 20% max Mana over 3 seconds.
47.18%Core items
#1 Yun Tal Wildarrows Yun Tal Wildarrows Berserker's Greaves Berserker's Greaves Runaan's Hurricane Runaan's Hurricane
Yun Tal Wildarrows Yun Tal Wildarrows - Total Price
- 3,100
- Price
- 850
+50 Attack Damage +40% Attack Speed +0% Critical Strike Chance Practice Makes Lethal On-Attack, gain Critical Strike Chance permanently up to 25%. Flurry On-Attacking an enemy champion, gain +30% Attack Speed for 6 seconds (30 second cooldown). Attacks reduce this cooldown by 1 second, increased to 2 seconds for Critical Strikes.
Berserker's Greaves Berserker's Greaves - Total Price
- 1,100
- Price
- 300
+25% Attack Speed +45 Move Speed
Runaan's Hurricane Runaan's Hurricane - Total Price
- 2,650
- Price
- 850
+40% Attack Speed +25% Critical Strike Chance +4% Move Speed Wind's Fury Attacks fire bolts at 2 additional enemies near the target. Each bolt deals physical damage and applies On-Hit effects.
Win Rate56.62%
Pick Rate26.47%
#2 Berserker's Greaves Berserker's Greaves Yun Tal Wildarrows Yun Tal Wildarrows Runaan's Hurricane Runaan's Hurricane
Berserker's Greaves Berserker's Greaves - Total Price
- 1,100
- Price
- 300
+25% Attack Speed +45 Move Speed
Yun Tal Wildarrows Yun Tal Wildarrows - Total Price
- 3,100
- Price
- 850
+50 Attack Damage +40% Attack Speed +0% Critical Strike Chance Practice Makes Lethal On-Attack, gain Critical Strike Chance permanently up to 25%. Flurry On-Attacking an enemy champion, gain +30% Attack Speed for 6 seconds (30 second cooldown). Attacks reduce this cooldown by 1 second, increased to 2 seconds for Critical Strikes.
Runaan's Hurricane Runaan's Hurricane - Total Price
- 2,650
- Price
- 850
+40% Attack Speed +25% Critical Strike Chance +4% Move Speed Wind's Fury Attacks fire bolts at 2 additional enemies near the target. Each bolt deals physical damage and applies On-Hit effects.
Win Rate55.82%
Pick Rate9.70%
#3 Yun Tal Wildarrows Yun Tal Wildarrows Berserker's Greaves Berserker's Greaves Infinity Edge Infinity Edge
Yun Tal Wildarrows Yun Tal Wildarrows - Total Price
- 3,100
- Price
- 850
+50 Attack Damage +40% Attack Speed +0% Critical Strike Chance Practice Makes Lethal On-Attack, gain Critical Strike Chance permanently up to 25%. Flurry On-Attacking an enemy champion, gain +30% Attack Speed for 6 seconds (30 second cooldown). Attacks reduce this cooldown by 1 second, increased to 2 seconds for Critical Strikes.
Berserker's Greaves Berserker's Greaves - Total Price
- 1,100
- Price
- 300
+25% Attack Speed +45 Move Speed
Infinity Edge Infinity Edge - Total Price
- 3,500
- Price
- 725
+75 Attack Damage +25% Critical Strike Chance 30% Critical Strike Damage
Win Rate55.26%
Pick Rate7.83%
Situational itemstop 12
Berserker's Greaves Berserker's Greaves - Total Price
- 1,100
- Price
- 300
+25% Attack Speed +45 Move Speed
56.07% Infinity Edge Infinity Edge - Total Price
- 3,500
- Price
- 725
+75 Attack Damage +25% Critical Strike Chance 30% Critical Strike Damage
56.48% Yun Tal Wildarrows Yun Tal Wildarrows - Total Price
- 3,100
- Price
- 850
+50 Attack Damage +40% Attack Speed +0% Critical Strike Chance Practice Makes Lethal On-Attack, gain Critical Strike Chance permanently up to 25%. Flurry On-Attacking an enemy champion, gain +30% Attack Speed for 6 seconds (30 second cooldown). Attacks reduce this cooldown by 1 second, increased to 2 seconds for Critical Strikes.
56.10% Runaan's Hurricane Runaan's Hurricane - Total Price
- 2,650
- Price
- 850
+40% Attack Speed +25% Critical Strike Chance +4% Move Speed Wind's Fury Attacks fire bolts at 2 additional enemies near the target. Each bolt deals physical damage and applies On-Hit effects.
56.53% Lord Dominik's Regards Lord Dominik's Regards - Total Price
- 3,300
- Price
- 550
+35 Attack Damage +35% Armor Penetration +25% Critical Strike Chance Giant Slayer Deal up to 15% bonus damage against champions based on their bonus Health. Maximum damage bonus reached at 1500 bonus Health.
54.98% Bloodthirster Bloodthirster - Total Price
- 3,400
- Price
- 325
+80 Attack Damage 15% Life Steal Ichorshield Convert excess healing from your Lifesteal to a Shield.
57.05% Blade of The Ruined King Blade of The Ruined King - Total Price
- 3,200
- Price
- 725
+40 Attack Damage +25% Attack Speed 10% Life Steal Mist's Edge Attacks deal a percentage of enemy's current Health as bonus physical damage On-Hit. Clawing Shadows Attacking a champion 3 times Slows them by 30% for 1 second.
55.03% Phantom Dancer Phantom Dancer - Total Price
- 2,650
- Price
- 950
+65% Attack Speed +25% Critical Strike Chance +10% Move Speed Spectral Waltz Become Ghosted.
57.72% Mortal Reminder Mortal Reminder - Total Price
- 3,000
- Price
- 150
+35 Attack Damage +30% Armor Penetration +25% Critical Strike Chance Grievous Wounds: Dealing physical damage applies 40% Wounds to enemy champions for 3 seconds.
54.47%
Hexoptics C44 Hexoptics C44 - Total Price
- 2,800
- Price
- 275
+55 Attack Damage +25% Critical Strike Chance Magnification Deal up to 10% increased damage with Attacks, based on how far away the enemy is (max damage at 500 range). Arcane Aim When a champion that you damaged within 3 seconds dies, gain 100 additional attack range for 8 seconds.
60.30%
The Collector The Collector - Total Price
- 3,000
- Price
- 525
+50 Attack Damage 10 Lethality +25% Critical Strike Chance Death Your damage executes champions that are below +5% Health . Taxes Champion kills grant 25 bonus gold.
54.91% Kraken Slayer Kraken Slayer - Total Price
- 3,000
- Price
- 325
+45 Attack Damage +40% Attack Speed +4% Move Speed Bring It Down Every third Attack deals bonus physical damage On-Hit, increased based on their missing Health.
51.40%Starting items
B. F. Sword B. F. Sword - Total Price
- 1,300
- Price
- 1,300
+40 Attack Damage
55.37% B. F. Sword B. F. Sword - Total Price
- 1,300
- Price
- 1,300
+40 Attack Damage
57.38% Health Potion Health Potion - Total Price
- 50
- Price
- 50
Consume Restores +120 Health over 15 seconds.
57.38% Berserker's Greaves Berserker's Greaves - Total Price
- 1,100
- Price
- 300
+25% Attack Speed +45 Move Speed
55.81%Best ARAM Mayhem Augments
Hextech recommendations / Combo value
| Name | Rarity | Tier | Pick Rate | Games | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Critical Missile Critical Missile Gold
Critical strikes against enemy champions launch 1 (+ 1 per 33. 33 % critical strike chance) Firecrackers at the target that each deal 20 – 100 (based on level) magic damage (4 second cooldown). Additionally, gain 25% critical strike chance . View augment details | Gold | T1 | 58.40% | 22.67% | 8,116 |
 Dual Wield Dual Wield Prismatic
Your basic attacks launch a bolt at the target that fires after a 0. 225 -second delay on-attack , deals 40% of the triggering attack's pre-mitigation damage, and applies on-hit effects at 40% effectiveness. Additionally, increase your total attack speed by 10% . View augment details | Prismatic | T1 | 56.74% | 11.48% | 4,110 |
 Scopier Weapons Scopier Weapons Gold
Gain ( 200 / 100) bonus attack range. View augment details | Gold | T1 | 56.69% | 15.73% | 5,631 |
 Vampirism Vampirism Gold
You can no longer be healed by allies and your health regeneration is set to 0 . Gain 25% omnivamp . View augment details | Gold | T1 | 56.50% | 8.49% | 3,039 |
 Lightning Strikes Lightning Strikes Gold
Increase your bonus attack speed gained from all sources by 20% . While at 1. 75 attack speed or higher, your basic attacks deal 40 bonus magic damage on-hit. View augment details | Gold | T1 | 56.38% | 14.92% | 5,342 |
 Tap Dancer Tap Dancer Prismatic
Basic attacks on-hit against enemy champions and minions grant 10 bonus movement speed , lasting for 5 seconds, refreshing on subsequent triggers, and stacking infinitely. Additionally, gain bonus attack speed equal to 10% total movement speed . View augment details | Prismatic | T1 | 56.34% | 10.50% | 3,759 |
 Scopiest Weapons Scopiest Weapons Prismatic
Gain ( 250 / 150) bonus attack range. View augment details | Prismatic | T1 | 55.85% | 9.70% | 3,472 |
 Critical Rhythm Critical Rhythm Gold
Your critical strikes grant you 6% bonus attack speed for 6 seconds, stacking up to 10 times for a total of 60% . Additionally, gain 25% critical strike chance . View augment details | Gold | T1 | 55.62% | 15.97% | 5,716 |
 Deft Deft Silver
Grants 60% bonus attack speed . View augment details | Silver | T1 | 55.13% | 17.22% | 6,164 |
 Transmute: Prismatic Transmute: Prismatic Gold
Gain one random Prismatic augment, excluding the other two offerings in your current assortment. View augment details | Gold | T1 | 54.68% | 5.76% | 2,061 |
 Get Excited Get Excited Gold
Scoring a champion takedown grants you 100% bonus movement speed and 15% total attack speed for 4 seconds. View augment details | Gold | T1 | 54.57% | 6.36% | 2,278 |
 Goredrink Goredrink Silver
Gain 15% omnivamp . View augment details | Silver | T1 | 54.39% | 7.57% | 2,708 |
 Giant Slayer Giant Slayer Prismatic
Become tiny, reducing your size by 75% and granting you 20% bonus movement speed . Additionally, deal 10% / 15% / 25% / 30% (based on target's size) bonus damage against enemy champions with greater size than you. View augment details | Prismatic | T1 | 54.37% | 7.42% | 2,656 |
 Scoped Weapons Scoped Weapons Silver
Gain ( 75 / 50) bonus attack range. View augment details | Silver | T1 | 53.63% | 9.23% | 3,304 |
 Light 'em Up! Light 'em Up! Silver
Basic attacks generate a stack, up to 4. The fourth stack consumes them all to quickly launch 4 Firecrackers at the target that each deal 11 – 80 (based on level) (+ 35% bonus AD) (+ 19% AP) bonus magic damage on-hit, for a total of 44 – 320 (based on level) (+ 140% bonus AD) (+ 76% AP) . View augment details | Silver | T1 | 53.51% | 13.65% | 4,887 |
 Symphony of War Symphony of War Prismatic
Gain the Conqueror and Lethal Tempo keystone runes. View augment details | Prismatic | T1 | 52.78% | 5.47% | 1,957 |
 Magic Missile Magic Missile Gold
Dealing damage to an enemy champion with an ability fires 3 Firecrackers at them that each deal true damage equal to 0. 3 3 % of the target's maximum health , increased to up to 1% based on distance travelled (maximum damage reached at 1000 units). This effect can only trigger once every 6 seconds from the same cast. View augment details | Gold | T1 | 52.58% | 9.70% | 3,473 |
 Twice Thrice Twice Thrice Gold
Basic attacks generate a stack, up to 2 times. At 2 stacks, your next basic attack consumes all stacks to apply on-hit effects again at 150% effectiveness. View augment details | Gold | T1 | 51.97% | 10.16% | 3,637 |
 Typhoon Typhoon Silver
Basic attacks launch a Firecracker at a nearby enemy champion that deals 30% AD physical damage and applies on-hit effects. View augment details | Silver | T1 | 51.74% | 18.11% | 6,481 |
 Firebrand Firebrand Gold
Basic attacks apply a Burn for 5 seconds that deals bonus magic damage equal to [ 0. 4 % of the target's maximum health per second.] This Burn stacks infinitely and refreshes with each application. View augment details | Gold | T1 | 51.34% | 7.93% | 2,838 |
 Fan the Hammer Fan the Hammer Prismatic
Your next basic attack in each cardinal direction within 750 range additionally on-attack fires 5 Firecrackers at the target that each deal 8 – 51 (based on level) (+ 14% bonus AD) physical damage , for a total of 40 – 255 (based on level) (+ 70% bonus AD) physical damage (5 second cooldown per direction). Firecrackers' damage is increased by 0% – 50% (based on distance travelled). Each Firecracker can critically strike for (200% + 30% ) damage and applies on-hit effects at 20% effectiveness. View augment details | Prismatic | T1 | 51.22% | 11.80% | 4,223 |
 Thread the Needle Thread the Needle Gold
Grants 18% armor penetration and magic penetration . View augment details | Gold | T1 | 49.20% | 5.57% | 1,992 |
 Skilled Sniper Skilled Sniper Gold
Hitting an enemy champion with a basic ability while located at least 700 units away from them at the time of the hit reduces its current cooldown by 80% of its total cooldown, modified to 65% for damage over time abilities. View augment details | Gold | T1 | 45.10% | 6.95% | 2,488 |
 Upgrade Infinity Edge Upgrade Infinity Edge Gold
Upgrades Infinity Edge , empowering it to gain Sword of the Divine's Excoriate . Additionally, gain 500 and 25% critical strike chance . Excoriate: Gain a random amount of bonus critical strike damage that scales up to 50% of your critical strike chance , with the value of this amount changing every 0. 25 seconds. View augment details | Gold | T2 | 58.96% | 4.40% | 1,574 |
 Soul Siphon Soul Siphon Gold
Heal for 12% of the post-mitigation damage dealt by your critical strikes . Additionally, gain 25% critical strike chance . View augment details | Gold | T2 | 57.18% | 3.52% | 1,261 |
 It's Critical It's Critical Gold
Grants 50% critical strike chance . View augment details | Gold | T2 | 57.11% | 2.30% | 823 |
 Double Tap Double Tap Gold
Basic attacks that critically strike apply on-hit effects an additional time. Additionally, gain 25% critical strike chance . View augment details | Gold | T2 | 56.16% | 4.17% | 1,494 |
 Vulnerability Vulnerability Gold
Damage dealt by items and damage over time effects can now critically strike for (145% + bonus critical damage ) damage (5 second cooldown per cast instance ). Additionally, gain 25% critical strike chance . If both Jeweled Gauntlet and Vulnerability are equipped, only rolls the critical strike chance of the augment that has the higher critical damage (or either if equal). View augment details | Gold | T2 | 55.92% | 2.15% | 769 |
 Critical Healing Critical Healing Gold
Your heals and shields now have a chance equal to your critical strike chance to increase in effectiveness by 40% (5 second cooldown per cast instance ). Additionally, gain 25% critical strike chance . View augment details | Gold | T2 | 55.91% | 1.58% | 567 |
 Red Envelopes Red Envelopes Gold
Red envelopes will now randomly appear around you every 25 – 15 (based on level) seconds. You can pick up these envelopes by moving over them, granting you between 8 – 15 (based on level) and 22 – 46 (based on level) gold , and 100 bonus movement speed for 3 seconds. Additionally, whenever you pick an envelope, you gain one of the following stats by random: 5 bonus attack damage 5 ability power 5 ability haste 5 bonus armor 5 bonus magic resistance 50 bonus health 10% bonus attack speed 5 bonus movement speed 5 Lethality 5 magic penetration View augment details | Gold | T2 | 54.57% | 2.26% | 810 |
 Stats on Stats! Stats on Stats! Gold
Gain 3 Stat Anvils , with a higher chance of obtaining Gold and Prismatic tier anvils. View augment details | Gold | T2 | 54.48% | 2.71% | 971 |
 Transmute: Chaos Transmute: Chaos Prismatic
Gain two completely random augments, excluding the other two offerings in your current assortment. View augment details | Prismatic | T2 | 54.40% | 1.97% | 704 |
 Blunt Force Blunt Force Silver
Increases attack damage by 20% . View augment details | Silver | T2 | 54.36% | 1.54% | 550 |
 Leg Day Leg Day Silver
Gain 50 bonus movement speed and 40% slow resist . View augment details | Silver | T2 | 53.96% | 1.34% | 480 |
 Homeguard Homeguard Silver
Gain 100% bonus movement speed . This bonus is lost for 6 seconds after taking damage from champions. View augment details | Silver | T2 | 52.48% | 1.41% | 505 |
 Transmute: Gold Transmute: Gold Silver
Gain one random Gold augment, excluding the other two offerings in your current assortment. View augment details | Silver | T2 | 52.37% | 2.94% | 1,054 |
 Shrink Engine Shrink Engine Gold
Scoring a champion takedown generates a stack, stacking infinitely. For each stack, gain 8 ability haste and 1% bonus movement speed , and reduce your size by 4%. Lose 65% of stacks on death. Size reduction is capped at 80% (20 stacks). View augment details | Gold | T2 | 51.99% | 3.93% | 1,406 |
 Cerberus Cerberus Prismatic
Gain the Hail of Blades and Press the Attack keystone runes. View augment details | Prismatic | T2 | 51.55% | 2.44% | 873 |
 Donation Donation Gold
Gain 1750 upon acquiring this augment. View augment details | Gold | T2 | 51.38% | 1.92% | 689 |
 Stats! Stats! Silver
Gain 2 Stat Anvils . View augment details | Silver | T2 | 51.20% | 1.75% | 627 |
 EscAPADe EscAPADe Silver
Convert all of your ability power into bonus attack damage at a rate of 1 bonus attack damage per 1. 66 ability power . Additionally, increase your total attack damage by 15% . View augment details | Silver | T2 | 51.05% | 2.66% | 952 |
 Upgrade Collector Upgrade Collector Silver
Upgrades The Collector , empowering Death to have its execution threshold increased by 0. 5 % each time you kill an enemy champion, capped at a threshold of 12.5% of the target's maximum health , and Taxes to generate a further 25 (total 50 ) from kills. Additionally, gain 250 . View augment details | Silver | T2 | 50.49% | 3.99% | 1,428 |
 Shrink Ray Shrink Ray Gold
Basic attacks on-hit reduce the target's damage dealt by 15% for 3 seconds, refreshing with each hit. Their size is also reduced significantly for the duration. View augment details | Gold | T2 | 50.22% | 4.48% | 1,603 |
 Cheating Cheating Gold
Your Recall is now functional and is upgraded to Empowered Recall . Completing an Empowered Recall channel enables the shop . Additionally, the spawn platform will now provide healing and resource restoration for you. View augment details | Gold | T2 | 50.00% | 1.32% | 474 |
 Spiritual Purification Spiritual Purification Gold
Scoring a champion takedown causes the area around the slain champion to explode in a 500 unit radius, dealing adaptive damage to enemies within equal to 15% of their current health and leaving behind a zone for 1. 5 seconds that slows enemies within by 60%. View augment details | Gold | T2 | 47.97% | 1.72% | 617 |
 ReEnergize ReEnergize Silver
Your Energized attacks against targets not hit by your previous Energized attack do not consume any Energize stacks on-hit. Additionally, when fully Energized , your next basic attack deals bonus magic damage on-hit equal to 10% of the target's current health . View augment details | Silver | T2 | 47.81% | 1.60% | 571 |
 From Beginning to End From Beginning to End Gold
Gain the Dark Harvest and First Strike keystone runes. View augment details | Gold | T2 | 47.57% | 3.10% | 1,110 |
 Poro Blaster Poro Blaster Gold
You summon a Poro alongside yourself every 3. 5 seconds, up to 5 at a time. Damaging an enemy champion with a basic attack or ability, excluding those which apply damage over time , commands all of your Poros to launch themselves at the target, each dealing true damage equal to 3% of the target's maximum health . If triggered while at the maximum number of summoned Poros , the first Poro to hit the target also knocks them up for 0. 5 seconds. This augment is only offered to up to 1 player on each team for a given game. View augment details | Gold | T2 | 47.22% | 2.76% | 989 |
 Bread And Jam Bread And Jam Gold
Your champion's second basic ability (W) gains 100 ability haste . View augment details | Gold | T2 | 46.67% | 2.39% | 855 |
 Ice Cold Ice Cold Silver
Your slowing effects reduce the movement speed of targets by an additional 75 . View augment details | Silver | T2 | 46.64% | 1.95% | 699 |
 Buff Buddies Buff Buddies Silver
Grants the Crest of Cinders and Crest of Insight buffs permanently. Crest of Cinders: Empowers your basic attacks to slow the target by ( 10% / 15% / 25% / 5% / 7. 5 % / 12. 5 %) (based on level) for 3 seconds and inflict them with a burn for 2 seconds, which deals 8 – 76 (based on level) total true damage over 3 instances over the duration. Each instance deals 2. 67 – 25. 33 (based on level) true damage , with the first instance being applied on-hit and the second and third instances dealt each second over the burn's duration. Subsequent attacks against a burning target will only refresh its duration. While out-of-combat with enemy champions and turrets , you regenerate [ 0. 5 % / 1% / 3% / 9% (based on level) maximum health every 5 seconds.] This effect counts as a Burn source. Crest of Insight: Grants 10 ability haste . If your champion uses mana , restores [ 5. 5 % of maximum mana every 5 seconds;] if your champion uses energy , instead restores [ 5. 5 % of maximum energy every 5 seconds.] View augment details | Silver | T2 | 46.63% | 1.45% | 519 |
 Ultimate Revolution Ultimate Revolution Prismatic
Casting your ultimate ability resets its cooldown once its effect starts or has elapsed (75 second cooldown, reset upon death). View augment details | Prismatic | T2 | 46.48% | 1.51% | 540 |
 OK Boomerang OK Boomerang Gold
Automatically cast an improved version of Sivir's Boomerang Blade at the closest nearby enemy champion within 1250 units, dealing 40 – 200 (based on level) (+ 30% bonus AD) (+ 20% AP) adaptive damage to enemies hit (10 second cooldown). View augment details | Gold | T2 | 45.21% | 1.63% | 584 |
 Trueshot Prodigy Trueshot Prodigy Prismatic
Upon damaging an enemy while located at over 700 units away at the time of the hit, cast Ezreal's Trueshot Barrage in their direction. The barrage deals 100 – 350 (based on level) (+ 80% bonus AD) (+ 60% AP) magic damage to enemies it passes through (15 second cooldown). This augment is only offered to up to 1 player on each team for a given game. View augment details | Prismatic | T2 | 44.53% | 2.60% | 932 |
 Mystic Punch Mystic Punch Prismatic
Basic attacks on-hit reduce the remaining cooldowns of your abilities by 1. 25 seconds. View augment details | Prismatic | T2 | 44.44% | 3.02% | 1,080 |
 Recursion Recursion Gold
Grants 60 ability haste . View augment details | Gold | T2 | 43.57% | 1.96% | 700 |
 Marksmage Marksmage Gold
Basic attacks deal bonus physical damage equal to 75% AP . View augment details | Gold | T2 | 40.13% | 1.66% | 593 |
 Quest: Urf's Champion Quest: Urf's Champion Prismatic
Quest: Score 18 champion takedowns . Reward: Upon completing your Quest , you receive The Golden Spatula . If your inventory is full at the time of quest completion, the item will be granted as soon as a slot in the inventory is available. View augment details | Prismatic | T3 | 60.75% | 0.60% | 214 |
 Escape Plan Escape Plan Silver
Upon dropping below 35% of your maximum health , gain a shield for 65% of your maximum health , 150% bonus movement speed , and reduced size (75 second cooldown). These effects all decay over 5. 5 seconds. View augment details | Silver | T3 | 58.72% | 0.91% | 327 |
 The Brutalizer The Brutalizer Silver
Grants 20 bonus attack damage , 10 ability haste , and 5 lethality . View augment details | Silver | T3 | 56.79% | 0.78% | 280 |
 Erosion Erosion Silver
Each instance of damage dealt to an enemy reduces their armor and magic resistance by 1. 5 % for 4 seconds, stacking up to 20 times for a total of 30% resistances reduction. View augment details | Silver | T3 | 56.03% | 0.72% | 257 |
 Stats on Stats on Stats! Stats on Stats on Stats! Prismatic
Gain 4 Stat Anvils , with a higher chance of obtaining Gold and Prismatic tier anvils. Additionally, on the next round of augment selection, you gain an additional reroll per augment slot. View augment details | Prismatic | T3 | 54.79% | 1.14% | 407 |
 Don't Blink Don't Blink Silver
Deal 1% increased damage per 10 movement speed you have more than the target. View augment details | Silver | T3 | 54.58% | 0.67% | 240 |
 Tank It Or Leave It Tank It Or Leave It Silver
Gain Critical Defend Chance equal to 100% critical strike chance , up to 50%. Additionally, gain 25% critical strike chance . Critical Defend Chance: Grants you a chance to reduce an instance of damage taken by 20% (5 second cooldown per enemy spell cast instance ). View augment details | Silver | T3 | 54.28% | 1.14% | 409 |
 Upgrade Sword of Blossoming Dawn Upgrade Sword of Blossoming Dawn Prismatic
Upgrades Sword of Blossoming Dawn , empowering Peppermint to have its healing increased by 250%. Additionally, you gain 100% bonus attack speed , but your basic attacks against champions now deal 50% damage. View augment details | Prismatic | T3 | 51.98% | 0.99% | 354 |
 Pandora's Box Pandora's Box Prismatic
Your current augments transform into an equal number of completely random Prismatic ones. View augment details | Prismatic | T3 | 50.59% | 1.19% | 425 |
 Dropkick Dropkick Prismatic
Your basic attacks and abilities execute enemy champions below 5% (+ 3. 5 % per 100 base AD) (+ 2% per 1000 bonus health) of their maximum health , which causes their corpse to be sent flying away in a line. Upon collision with an enemy champion or terrain, the target's corpse explodes to deal 150 – 500 (based on level) (+ 100% bonus armor) (+ 100% bonus magic resistance) magic damage to nearby enemies. Successful executions heal you for 100 – 300 (based on level) (+ 25% bonus health) . The execution may also be triggered by the explosion and goes through shields . View augment details | Prismatic | T3 | 50.30% | 0.92% | 328 |
 Draw Your Sword Draw Your Sword Prismatic
Become melee , modifying your attack range to 200 units. Additionally, gain 30% bonus attack damage , 25% bonus attack speed , 30% bonus health , 25% bonus movement speed , and 20% life steal. These bonuses are increased by 0% – 30% (based on champion's default attack range). This augment is only available for ranged champions. View augment details | Prismatic | T3 | 50.15% | 0.93% | 333 |
 Speed Demon Speed Demon Silver
Whenever you damage an enemy champion with an ability, gain 200 bonus movement speed decaying over 0. 75 seconds. View augment details | Silver | T3 | 49.80% | 0.71% | 255 |
 Goldrend Goldrend Prismatic
Damaging basic attacks or abilities against enemy champions deal 50 – 150 (based on level) (+ 40% bonus AD) (+ 20% AP) bonus magic damage , and grant you 30 and 25% bonus movement speed for 1. 5 seconds (30 second cooldown per champion). View augment details | Prismatic | T3 | 49.60% | 0.69% | 248 |
 Crit Ncast Crit Ncast Silver
获得?技能急速(40%%i:scaleCrit%)。 View augment details | Silver | T3 | 49.53% | 0.89% | 319 |
 Upgrade Hubris Upgrade Hubris Gold
Upgrades Hubris , empowering Eminence to heal you for 2. 5 % (+ 0. 5 % per stack) maximum health upon being triggered and grant you 10 (+ 5 per stack) bonus movement speed for its duration. Additionally, gain 250 . View augment details | Gold | T3 | 48.77% | 1.13% | 406 |
 Snowball Roulette Snowball Roulette Gold
Hitting an enemy champion with Mark casts a random harmful summoner spell on them, and also casts a random beneficial summoner spell on yourself. Using Dash casts the beneficial summoner spell on yourself again upon arrival. Additionally, your Mark's cooldown is reduced equivalent to 100 ability haste. Harmful summoner spells include Exhaust and Ignite , while beneficial ones consist of Barrier , Clarity , Cleanse , Ghost , and Heal . If Mark is not equipped, the summoner spell in the slot not occupied by Flash is replaced with Mark . If you also did not equip Flash , then you will be prompted to replace one of your summoner spells with Mark . View augment details | Gold | T3 | 48.10% | 0.66% | 237 |
 Watch Out Grapefruit Watch Out Grapefruit Prismatic
周期性地出现一个小蛋糕快速飞越整个大桥。接住小蛋糕会获得50 %i:goldCoins%金币。小蛋糕还会为你和附近的友军回复? + ?已损失生命值，但你们会被施加持续0.5秒的?减速。你的小蛋糕每治疗1000生命值，就会提供150 %i:goldCoins%金币。获得治疗的总和：?已赚取的金币：? View augment details | Prismatic | T3 | 47.69% | 0.60% | 216 |
 Pinball Pinball Gold
Your Mark is empowered to instead throw a pinball, which deals 100 – 500 (based on level) bonus true damage and ricochets off of terrain that it collides with. Each time the pinball ricochets, its remaining travel distance is reset, it increases in radius by 25%, deals 20% increased damage, and reduces Mark's remaining cooldown by 30% of its total. The pinball can ricochet up to 4 times, for a maximum radius increase of 100% and a damage increase of 80%. Additionally, your Mark's cooldown is reduced equivalent to 50 ability haste. If Mark is not equipped, the summoner spell in the slot not occupied by Flash is replaced with Mark . If you also did not equip Flash , then you will be prompted to replace one of your summoner spells with Mark . View augment details | Gold | T3 | 46.90% | 0.81% | 290 |
 Infinite Recursion Infinite Recursion Prismatic
Gain 60 ability haste , increased by 3 each time you score a champion takedown . View augment details | Prismatic | T3 | 46.77% | 1.08% | 387 |
 Hextech Soul Hextech Soul Silver
Grants the Hextech Dragon Soul , or a different Dragon Soul if you aleady have it. View augment details | Silver | T3 | 46.22% | 1.00% | 357 |
Executioner Executioner Gold
Deal 10% increased damage to enemies below 30% of their maximum health . Scoring a champion takedown resets the cooldown of all your basic abilities. View augment details | Gold | T3 | 45.99% | 0.91% | 324 |
 With Haste With Haste Gold
Grants bonus movement speed equal to 70% ability haste . View augment details | Gold | T3 | 45.21% | 0.61% | 219 |
 Ethereal Weapon Ethereal Weapon Gold
Your abilities apply on-hit effects (1 second cooldown per target). View augment details | Gold | T3 | 45.06% | 1.10% | 395 |
Snowball Upgrade Snowball Upgrade Gold
Your Mark is empowered to hail a snowstorm at the location where the target was hit for 2 seconds, granting sight of the area and dealing [ 200 (+ 200% bonus AD) (+ 120% AP) magic damage ] to enemies within over the duration, as well as slowing them by 50% (+ 6% per 100 AP) . Additionally, your Mark's cooldown is reduced equivalent to 50 ability haste. If Mark is not equipped, the summoner spell in the slot not occupied by Flash is replaced with Mark . If you also did not equip Flash , then you will be prompted to replace one of your summoner spells with Mark . View augment details | Gold | T3 | 44.83% | 0.81% | 290 |
 Jeweled Gauntlet Jeweled Gauntlet Prismatic
Your abilities can now critically strike for (145% + bonus critical damage ) damage. Additionally, gain 25% (+ 4. 5 % per 100 AP) critical strike chance . If both Jeweled Gauntlet and Vulnerability are equipped, only rolls the critical strike chance of the augment that has the higher critical damage (or either if equal). View augment details | Prismatic | T3 | 44.23% | 1.02% | 364 |
 Keystone Conjurer Keystone Conjurer Gold
Gain the Arcane Comet and Summon Aery keystone runes. View augment details | Gold | T3 | 44.03% | 0.75% | 268 |
 Searing Dawn Searing Dawn Gold
Gain Leona's Sunlight . Sunlight: Your damaging abilities mark enemies, causing them to take 40 – 200 (based on level) bonus magic damage from your ally's next basic attack or ability hit against them (0. 75 -second cooldown per target). View augment details | Gold | T3 | 43.70% | 0.75% | 270 |
Infernal Soul Infernal Soul Silver
Grants the Infernal Dragon Soul , or a different Dragon Soul if you aleady have it. View augment details | Silver | T3 | 43.48% | 1.16% | 414 |
 It's Killing Time It's Killing Time Gold
Upon casting your ultimate ability, you apply Zed's Death Mark to all enemy champions (8 second cooldown). The mark stores 40% of all post-mitigation damage you deal to the affected target, detonating after 5 seconds to deal true damage equal to the damage stored against them. View augment details | Gold | T3 | 43.28% | 1.14% | 409 |
 Apex Inventor Apex Inventor Gold
Grants 100 item haste , which is equivalent to 50% cooldown reduction for items. View augment details | Gold | T3 | 43.07% | 0.77% | 274 |
 Purist - Caster Purist - Caster Silver
Convert all of your bonus attack speed into ability haste at a rate of 0. 65 ability haste per 1% bonus attack speed . Additionally, your abilities' total cooldowns are reduced by 10%. View augment details | Silver | T3 | 41.77% | 0.66% | 237 |
 Divine Intervention Divine Intervention Gold
Automatically cast Taric's Cosmic Radiance , calling down a protective star upon you that descends over 2. 5 seconds. Afterwards, you and all allied champions within 400 units become invulnerable for 2. 5 seconds (35 second cooldown). View augment details | Gold | T3 | 41.74% | 0.64% | 230 |
 Ultimate Awakening Ultimate Awakening Prismatic
Casting your ultimate ability resets the cooldowns of all your basic abilities and grants you 300 basic ability haste for 15 seconds (20 second cooldown). Additionally, gain 30 ultimate haste. View augment details | Prismatic | T3 | 41.23% | 1.13% | 405 |
 Biggest Snowball Ever Biggest Snowball Ever Prismatic
Upgrades your Mark into a massive snowball, empowering it with an increased size radius and the ability to pass through non-champions. The snowball additionally explodes upon impact of the target hit to deal 200 – 350 (based on level) (+ 100% bonus AD) (+ 60% AP) magic damage to all nearby enemies, knock them up for 0. 75 seconds, and slow them by 20% for 2 seconds. Additionally, your Mark's cooldown is reduced equivalent to 100 ability haste. If Mark is not equipped, the summoner spell in the slot not occupied by Flash is replaced with Mark . If you also did not equip Flash , then you will be prompted to replace one of your summoner spells with Mark . Non-champions hit by the snowball are stunned for 1. 25 seconds. View augment details | Prismatic | T3 | 40.53% | 0.74% | 264 |
 Overflow Overflow Gold
Your abilities' mana costs are doubled, but you also gain 10% (+ 0. 5 % per 100 maximum mana) increased damage as well as self and outgoing healing and shielding . View augment details | Gold | T3 | 39.91% | 0.61% | 218 |
 Glass Cannon Glass Cannon Prismatic
You gain a health threshold equal to 70% maximum health which cannot be modified nor exceeded by any means. In return, you deal bonus true damage equal to 15% of all of the damage you deal pre-mitigation. View augment details | Prismatic | T3 | 37.64% | 1.21% | 433 |
 Slow and Steady Slow and Steady Gold
Your base attack speed is set to a static amount of 0. 625 and your attack rate no longer benefits from any source of attack speed bonuses. In return, you gain 25 bonus attack damage and convert every 1% bonus attack speed into 1 bonus attack damage . View augment details | Gold | T3 | 31.97% | 0.89% | 319 |
 Omni Soul Omni Soul Prismatic
Grants 3 random Dragon Souls . View augment details | Prismatic | T4 | 56.19% | 0.59% | 210 |
 Restless Restoration Restless Restoration Gold
Heal for 0. 2 – 1. 2 (based on level) (+ 0. 01 % maximum health) per 10 units travelled. View augment details | Gold | T4 | 55.62% | 0.50% | 178 |
 Kill Secured Kill Secured Silver
Gain 60% bonus movement speed towards enemy champions below 40% of their maximum health . View augment details | Silver | T4 | 54.39% | 0.32% | 114 |
 Poltergeist Poltergeist Silver
Replace a summoner spell with Poltergeist . Poltergeist: Casts both Barrier and Ghost on yourself, both lasting 5 seconds and with the former granting a shield for 110 – 440 (based on level) and the latter granting 30% bonus movement speed . View augment details | Silver | T4 | 52.24% | 0.37% | 134 |
 Droppybara Droppybara Prismatic
Replace a summoner spell with Droppybara . Droppybara: Call upon a massive capybara to land down at the target location after 2. 5 seconds, dealing true damage equal to the 30% of the target's maximum health to enemies within a 650 radius. Deals 70% damage to minions. This augment is only offered to up to 1 player on each team for a given game. View augment details | Prismatic | T4 | 51.55% | 0.27% | 97 |
 Quest: Steel Your Heart Quest: Steel Your Heart Gold
Quest: Obtain Heartsteel and accumulate over 300 bonus health from Colossal Consumption . Reward: Upon completing your Quest , increase the bonus health gained from Heartsteel's Colossal Consumption by 200%. View augment details | Gold | T4 | 50.98% | 0.28% | 102 |
 Tank Engine Tank Engine Gold
Scoring a champion takedown generates a stack, stacking infinitely. For each stack, increase your maximum health and size by 5%. Lose 65% of stacks on death. View augment details | Gold | T4 | 49.62% | 0.37% | 133 |
 Mad Scientist Mad Scientist Prismatic
Upon acquiring this augment and each time you respawn, gain either 30% adaptive force , 20% bonus health , and 40% increased size or 70 ability haste , 40% bonus movement speed , and 40% reduced size. View augment details | Prismatic | T4 | 48.67% | 0.32% | 113 |
 Flashy Flashy Gold
Your Flash now has 3 charges with a 2-second cooldown between casts (120 seconds recharge time for all 3 charges). If Flash is not equipped, you will be prompted to replace one of your summoner spells with Flash . View augment details | Gold | T4 | 48.60% | 0.50% | 179 |
 Goliath Goliath Prismatic
Grants 35% bonus health , 15% adaptive force , and 50% increased size. View augment details | Prismatic | T4 | 48.11% | 0.30% | 106 |
 Growth Spurt Growth Spurt Gold
Replace a summoner spell with Growth Spurt . Growth Spurt: Enlarge yourself, causing you to knock up enemies within 400 units for 1 second. For the next 7 seconds, you gain 300 (+ 20% maximum health) bonus health and 50% increased size. View augment details | Gold | T4 | 47.19% | 0.50% | 178 |
 Nightstalking Nightstalking Gold
Scoring a takedown against an enemy champion within 3 seconds of damaging them renders you invisible for 1. 5 seconds. Attacking or casting abilites ends the stealth immediately. View augment details | Gold | T4 | 46.84% | 0.44% | 158 |
 Repulsor Repulsor Silver
Upon dropping below 35% of your maximum health , you knock back all enemies within a 500 radius by 750 units and slow them by 90% for 1. 5 seconds (25 second cooldown, resets upon death). View augment details | Silver | T4 | 45.91% | 0.44% | 159 |
Veil of Warding Veil of Warding Silver
Grants a spell shield that blocks the next hostile ability (30 second cooldown, timer does not restart from champion damage taken). View augment details | Silver | T4 | 45.63% | 0.58% | 206 |
 Ultimate Unstoppable Ultimate Unstoppable Silver
Casting your ultimate ability grants you crowd control immunity for 3 seconds (8 second cooldown). View augment details | Silver | T4 | 43.86% | 0.32% | 114 |
 Ocean Soul Ocean Soul Silver
Grants the Ocean Dragon Soul , which has a modified base heal value of 100, or a different Dragon Soul if you aleady have it. View augment details | Silver | T4 | 43.20% | 0.58% | 206 |
 Quantum Computing Quantum Computing Prismatic
Automatically cast an improved version of Camille's Tactical Sweep when an enemy champion is within 650 units of you, winding up over 0. 75 seconds to slash in a 650 radius around you. The slash deals 200 – 350 (based on level) (+ 75% bonus AD) (+ 45% AP) physical damage to enemies within the area (30 second cooldown). Enemies hit by the outer edge of the circle take bonus physical damage equal to 10% (+ 2. 5 % per 100 bonus AD) (+ 1. 6 % per 100 AP) (+ 0. 1 % per 100 bonus health) of their maximum health and are slowed by 80% decaying over 2 seconds. Additionally, you are healed for 80% of the bonus post-mitigation damage against enemy champions hit by the outer edge. View augment details | Prismatic | T4 | 42.55% | 0.26% | 94 |
 Infernal Conduit Infernal Conduit Prismatic
Your ability hits against champions apply a Burn for 3 seconds that deals [ 2 – 20 (based on level) (+ 4. 6 % bonus AD) (+ 2% AP) bonus magic damage per second] (1 second cooldown per cast instance ). This Burn stacks infinitely and refreshes with each application. Additionally, all of your Burn effects reduce the cooldowns of all your basic abilities by 0. 08 seconds for each tick of damage they deal to a target. View augment details | Prismatic | T4 | 42.03% | 0.58% | 207 |
 Juiced Juiced Silver
Basic attacks on-hit against enemy champions consume 2. 5 % of your maximum mana to deal bonus magic damage equal to 4. 5 % of your maximum mana . This damage can critically strike for (100% + 30% ) bonus damage. View augment details | Silver | T4 | 41.76% | 0.47% | 170 |
 Fey Magic Fey Magic Prismatic
Damaging enemies with your ultimate ability polymorphs them into harmless critters for 2 seconds, during which their base movement speed is reduced by 60 , and disarms them for the same duration (15 second cooldown per target). View augment details | Prismatic | T4 | 40.48% | 0.47% | 168 |
 Heavy Hitter Heavy Hitter Silver
Basic attacks deal bonus physical damage equal to 3. 5 % of your maximum health . View augment details | Silver | T4 | 37.76% | 0.27% | 98 |
 Holy Snowball Holy Snowball Prismatic
After using the Dash spell from Mark , you become invulnerable for 1. 5 seconds upon arrival. Additionally, your Mark's cooldown is reduced equivalent to 100 ability haste. If Mark is not equipped, the summoner spell in the slot not occupied by Flash is replaced with Mark . If you also did not equip Flash , then you will be prompted to replace one of your summoner spells with Mark . View augment details | Prismatic | T4 | 35.00% | 0.34% | 120 |
 Weighted Popoffs Weighted Popoffs Silver
Hitting an enemy champion with an ability generates a stack of Popoff for 6 seconds, stacking up to 6 times. For each stack, your basic abilities' cooldowns progress 2. 5 % faster. At maximum Popoff stacks, this value is doubled, for a total of a 30% faster progression time. View augment details | Silver | T4 | 34.76% | 0.59% | 210 |
 Mind to Matter Mind to Matter Silver
Grants bonus health equal to 50% maximum mana . View augment details | Silver | T4 | 34.41% | 0.26% | 93 |
 Celestial Body Celestial Body Gold
Gain 1500 bonus health , but reduce your damage output by 10%. View augment details | Gold | T5 | 65.22% | 0.19% | 69 |
 Clown College Clown College Prismatic
Gain Shaco's Backstab , Deceive and Hallucinate's explosion. Replace a summoner spell with Deceive . Passive - Backstab: Your basic attacks deal 20 – 35 (based on level) (+ 50% bonus AD) (+ 35% AP) bonus physical damage on-hit when hitting an enemy from behind. Active - Deceive: Become invisible for up to 3 seconds and blink to the target location within 400 units after a 0. 125 -second delay. Your next basic attack while in stealth deals 100 (+ 150% bonus AD) (+ 55% AP) bonus physical damage , increased to [ 155 (+ 232. 5 % bonus AD) (+ 85. 25 % AP) bonus physical damage ] if Backstab was applied (45 second cooldown). Passive - Hallucinate Death: Upon your death, release an explosion in a 350 radius of your death location, dealing 25% of target's maximum health true damage to enemies within. Additionally, you deploy a box at the location of your death that instantly fears nearby enemies for 1 second. This box does not attack but lasts for 3 seconds. View augment details | Prismatic | T5 | 55.88% | 0.19% | 68 |
 Poro King Poro King Prismatic
获得魄罗之王的弹跳！魄罗之王的弹跳：变形为【魄罗之王】3秒！你现在处于不可阻挡和幽灵状态。获得?伤害减免和?移动速度，但被沉默且无法攻击。此外，每1秒都会弹跳，在着陆时对附近的敌方英雄们造成?物理伤害和击退。【魄罗之王】的每次施放仅能对同一敌人造成一次击退。已防止的伤害：?已造成的伤害：?被弹跳的敌人数：? View augment details | Prismatic | T5 | 54.41% | 0.19% | 68 |
 Perseverance Perseverance Gold
Grants 1000% base health regeneration , increased to 2000% while below 25% maximum health . View augment details | Gold | T5 | 52.63% | 0.21% | 76 |
 Twin Fire Twin Fire Silver
Damaging abilities against enemy champions launch 1 (+ 1 per 33. 33 % critical strike chance) Firecrackers at the target that each deal 10 – 30 (based on level) (+ 7% bonus AD) (+ 7% AP) magic damage (5 second cooldown). Additionally, gain 15% critical strike chance . View augment details | Silver | T5 | 48.44% | 0.18% | 64 |
 Little Devil Little Devil Prismatic
你已与【大魔王】本尊签订了一个契约。他每秒汲取你?当前生命值，如果附近有敌人则提升至?当前生命值。作为回报，他会增幅你的攻击和技能以造成额外的?真实伤害，并且它们还会使生命残片出现在附近5秒。吸收一个生命残片会治疗你?生命值并为你提供持续1秒的?移动速度。被汲取的生命值：?已造成的伤害：?已获取的残片：?已回复的生命值：?周期性伤害有1.5秒冷却时间 View augment details | Prismatic | T5 | 48.21% | 0.16% | 56 |
 Mountain Soul Mountain Soul Silver
Grants the Mountain Dragon Soul , or a different Dragon Soul if you aleady have it. View augment details | Silver | T5 | 48.15% | 0.15% | 54 |
 Frost Wraith Frost Wraith Silver
Automatically cast a modified version of Lissandra's Ring of Frost , creating a cold pulse around you in 450 radius that roots nearby enemies for 1. 25 seconds (6. 5 second cooldown). This modified ability does not deal damage. View augment details | Silver | T5 | 47.27% | 0.15% | 55 |
 King Me King Me Prismatic
Upon entering the enemy team's gate or Catapult for the first time, either of which are located near their spawn , you become Kinged , causing you to gain one random Prismatic-tier augment and the first eligible Legendary item in your inventory to be upgraded with improved stats. The gold value of all upgradeable stats on the item is increased by exactly 1000 . King Me prioritize upgrading the first Legendary item eligible for a upgrade based on its position in the inventory, detecting each slot until an eligible item is found. View augment details | Prismatic | T5 | 47.17% | 0.15% | 53 |
 Dawnbringer's Resolve Dawnbringer's Resolve Gold
Upon dropping below 50% maximum health , you are healed for 30% maximum health over 3 seconds (45 second cooldown, reset upon death). View augment details | Gold | T5 | 45.33% | 0.21% | 75 |
 Feel the Burn Feel the Burn Prismatic
Replace a summoner spell with Feel the Burn . Feel the Burn: Casts both Exhaust and Ignite on all enemy champions within 800 units, with the former having its slow strength increased to 50% and the latter modified to deal 70 – 410 (based on level) true damage over the duration. This effect counts as a Burn source. View augment details | Prismatic | T5 | 43.06% | 0.20% | 72 |
 Can't Touch This Can't Touch This Prismatic
Casting your ultimate grants you invulnerability for 2 seconds (8 second cooldown). View augment details | Prismatic | T5 | 42.42% | 0.18% | 66 |
 Dive Bomber Dive Bomber Silver
Upon death, you explode to deal true damage equal to 20% of the target's maximum health to enemies within 500 units. View augment details | Silver | T5 | 42.35% | 0.24% | 85 |
 Missing Ping Augment Missing Ping Augment Prismatic
你的敌人消失信号将发射一个飞弹至被信号标记的位置，这个飞弹会对敌人造成? + 10%已损失生命值的魔法伤害并治疗友军? + 10%已损失生命值。 View augment details | Prismatic | T5 | 40.96% | 0.23% | 83 |
 Self Destruct Self Destruct Silver
Automatically attach a bomb to yourself that detonates after 5 seconds, creating an explosion that deals true damage equal to 20% of the target's maximum health to enemies within 350 units and knocks them up for 0. 75 seconds (25 second cooldown). View augment details | Silver | T5 | 36.92% | 0.18% | 65 |
 Rabble Rousing Rabble Rousing Gold
Casting an ability heals you for 5 – 60 (based on level) (+ 1% maximum health) . View augment details | Gold | T5 | 32.14% | 0.16% | 56 |
Ashe Skill Combos
Extracted from the skill order guide
R›Q›W›E
Basic attack, on-hit, attack speed, or sustained DPS augments: R > Q > W > E.
R›W›Q›E
For a standard Ashe game in ARAM: Mayhem, max W first, max Q second, and leave E for last.
Ashe Counters
Counters and threats extracted from the matchup guide
Counters
Counters
5Ashe counters these champions in ARAM: Mayhem.
Darius Darius T4 - Tier
- T4
- Rank
- #149
- Win Rate
- 47.24%
- Pick Rate
- 0.50%
Darius the Hand of Noxus Darius is a juggernaut designed to run people down and execute them. His entire identity revolves around bleed stacks and his ultimate, Noxian Guillotine. You hit things, you stack passive damage, and you dunk them when they get low. In ARAM: Mayhem, he becomes a lane bully with terrifying reset potential. He plays as a frontliner who wants extended fights. Unlike burst mages or assassins, Darius needs time to stack his passive, Hemorrhage. Once he hits five stacks on a target—or max stacks on anyone—he gains massive attack damage and applies bleed instantly to everyone he hits. This is his "win condition" in every skirmish. Mayhem mode accelerates his strengths. Faster gold and experience mean he hits his item spikes sooner. The constant fighting gives him endless opportunities to stack his passive and heal off crowds. His biggest weakness—getting kited—still exists, but the mode's chaos often lets him close gaps when enemies overextend for poke. You pick Darius when your team needs a durable threat who can clean up fights. He excels at punishing squishies who get caught by Snowball or crowd control. If enemies clump up, his Q healing and passive spread turn him into a raid boss. Just don't expect to dive five people alone without backup. View champion guide
Garen Garen T4 - Tier
- T4
- Rank
- #134
- Win Rate
- 46.93%
- Pick Rate
- 0.64%
Garen, The Might of Demacia Garen is a juggernaut designed to run people down and spin them to death. In standard modes, he is known for his passive health regeneration and simple execution pattern. He acts as a durable frontliner who punishes mistakes with silence and burst damage. His signature pattern is straightforward: close the gap, hit his Decisive Strike to silence, spin with Judgment, and finish low-health targets with Demacian Justice. He thrives in extended fights where his passive can tick between trades. In ARAM: Mayhem, Garen becomes a relentless raid boss. The single lane removes his flanking options, but the constant fighting actually favors his sustain and cooldown reduction mechanics. He can spin far more often, and his ultimate comes up quickly when he gets takedowns. Instead of waiting for the perfect engage, Garen in Mayhem is about constant pressure—absorb damage, reset, and spin again. View champion guide
Illaoi Illaoi T3 - Tier
- T3
- Rank
- #88
- Win Rate
- 50.31%
- Pick Rate
- 0.47%
Illaoi is a bruiser who wins fights by making enemies stand in the worst possible place. She wants close-range brawls, narrow chokes, and opponents who panic after getting tagged. Her signature pattern is simple: threaten with spirit pressure, force the enemy team to choose between backing off or fighting near her tentacles, then punish anyone who commits too deep. In ARAM: Mayhem, Illaoi is less about slow lane control and more about explosive front-to-back scrapping. Constant grouping gives her more chances to hit multiple targets, but it also means she gets punished fast if she walks in without setup. Play around terrain, let enemies come into your zone, and use Snowball or allied engage to turn a small catch into a full brawl. View champion guide
Sett Sett T1 - Tier
- T1
- Rank
- #11
- Win Rate
- 54.29%
- Pick Rate
- 0.70%
Sett is a frontline bruiser who wins by walking into the fight, forcing someone to deal with him, then turning that pressure into a big counterpunch. He is simple to start: grab targets when they step too close, keep punching through the brawl, and save your hardest hit for the moment enemies commit into you. His signature pattern is all about timing. If Sett reaches the enemy backline or catches a diver near his team, he can start a fight fast and make the return damage hurt. In ARAM: Mayhem, the constant grouped fights give him more chances to find those scrappy moments, but they also punish bad entries harder. Go in when your team can follow, use the chaos to soak pressure, and do not waste your big turn-around tools before the enemy has actually committed. View champion guide
Nasus Nasus T4 - Tier
- T4
- Rank
- #114
- Win Rate
- 47.89%
- Pick Rate
- 0.37%
Nasus the Curator of the Sands Nasus is a scaling juggernaut who turns time into a win condition. His entire identity revolves around Siphoning Strike—stacking permanent damage on every last-hit until a single Q deletes health bars. In standard modes, he suffers from a weak early game and gets kited endlessly. ARAM: Mayhem fixes both problems. The single-lane format guarantees constant minion waves. You never run out of stacks. The Mayhem pacing means you hit your power spikes faster, and the mode's specific augments give Nasus tools he never gets on Summoner's Rift: gap-close, crowd control reduction, and enough sustain to walk through poke. Play him as a mid-range bully who transitions into a raid boss. You don't chase kills early—you chase stacks. Once the damage ramps up, you force fights on your terms, wither priority targets, and take objectives in seconds. View champion guide
Countered By
5Ashe is countered by these champions in ARAM: Mayhem.
Malphite Malphite T4 - Tier
- T4
- Rank
- #127
- Win Rate
- 47.50%
- Pick Rate
- 0.92%
Malphite – Shard of the Monolith Malphite is a tanky engage champion built around one devastating combo: Unstoppable Force into everything else. His identity is simple—he runs at you, becomes impossible to kill, and turns teamfights with a single well-timed ultimate. In standard modes, he's known as "the press R to win champion," and that reputation follows him into ARAM. What changes in ARAM: Mayhem is how often he gets to do it. The accelerated gold and experience means Malphite hits his power spikes faster and stays relevant longer. He's not stuck farming for twenty minutes waiting for a chance to flash-ult. Instead, he's constantly looking for angles, constantly threatening the engage, and constantly forcing the enemy team to respect his cooldown. The single-lane format actually helps him—there's nowhere to run when a giant rock monster crashes through your entire backline. His role is frontline disruptor. He soaks damage, peels for carries, and creates openings with Ground Slam and Unstoppable Force. He doesn't deal massive sustained damage, but he doesn't need to. One good ultimate can set up his entire team to clean up a fight. The trade-off is that when his ultimate is down, he's much less threatening. Smart enemies will track that cooldown and play aggressively when they know he can't engage. Mayhem's faster pacing also means Malphite has to be more decisive. He can't afford to sit back and wait for the perfect engage forever—the game moves too quickly. He needs to recognize when a good opportunity becomes a great one, commit fully, and trust his team to follow up. Passive play loses games in this mode, even on a tank. View champion guide
Nautilus Nautilus T3 - Tier
- T3
- Rank
- #73
- Win Rate
- 50.39%
- Pick Rate
- 0.83%
Nautilus is a frontline engage tank who turns one good catch into a full team fight. His identity is simple: walk up with threat, hook the target that steps too far forward, then layer crowd control so your carries can finish the job. His signature pattern is hook, lock down, and stand in the way. If an enemy carry mispositions, Nautilus can start the fight immediately. If your team is being dived, he can peel just as well by anchoring himself between the threat and his backline. In ARAM: Mayhem, the constant brawling makes Nautilus feel very natural. There is less time to play slow lane games and more value in forcing clean all-ins, protecting damaged allies, and punishing anyone who uses mobility too early. He is entry-level friendly because his job is clear, but good Nautilus players win by choosing the right target instead of throwing every hook on cooldown. View champion guide
Zed Zed T3 - Tier
- T3
- Rank
- #52
- Win Rate
- 50.26%
- Pick Rate
- 0.75%
Zed is a mobile AD assassin who looks for isolated or softened targets, marks them with his shadows, then snaps back out before the enemy team can punish him. His signature pattern is simple to understand: poke with shadow angles, wait for a key cooldown to miss, dive the carry, and use the return shadow to escape or dodge retaliation.In ARAM: Mayhem, Zed gets more chances to fight because teams clash constantly and targets are often already low. He is still not a frontliner, so patience matters. Use the chaos to hide your engage, punish squishy champions who step past their team, and avoid diving into layered crowd control unless you have a clear way back out. View champion guide
LeBlanc LeBlanc T5 - Tier
- T5
- Rank
- #171
- Win Rate
- 42.78%
- Pick Rate
- 0.41%
LeBlanc the Deceiver LeBlanc is a high-mobility burst mage designed to confuse and delete targets before vanishing. She plays as an assassin, darting in and out of fights to isolate squishy champions. Her signature pattern involves dashing in with Distortion, unloading a full combo, and snapping back to safety while the target explodes. In ARAM: Mayhem, her cooldowns drop fast enough to make her chain crowd control nearly constant. The chaotic pace means she can look for kills more aggressively, since her escape tool comes back quicker than in standard modes. She thrives when players overextend for Snowballs or overstay after a trade, punishing them with a quick engage and disengage. View champion guide
Xerath Xerath T2 - Tier
- T2
- Rank
- #61
- Win Rate
- 50.90%
- Pick Rate
- 0.96%
Xerath is a long-range artillery mage who wins fights before they fully start. His job is to sit outside the main brawl, charge up poke, punish grouped enemies, and finish low-health targets when they try to retreat. He is strongest when your team can hold space for him; he is weakest when mobile bruisers or assassins get a clean angle onto him. His signature pattern is simple: keep distance, soften targets with repeated spell hits, then look for a stun or follow-up damage when someone is forced to walk in a straight line. In ARAM: Mayhem, the pace is less forgiving. Augments, extra engage tools, and constant fighting make positioning harder, but they also give Xerath more crowded targets to hit. Play him patiently, punish enemies during their approach, and save your defensive tools for the champion who can actually reach you. View champion guide
Ashe Team Comp Highlights
Partner patterns extracted from the team comp guide
Team Comp
Amumu Amumu T3 - Tier
- T3
- Rank
- #62
- Win Rate
- 50.44%
- Pick Rate
- 0.53%
Amumu is a simple engage tank who starts fights, locks enemies in place, and lets his team pile damage onto grouped targets. His signature pattern is straightforward: look for a safe angle, land your bandage engage, then follow with his big area crowd control when multiple enemies are close enough to punish. In ARAM: Mayhem, Amumu likes the constant brawling because enemies are often packed together and fights start fast. That also means bad engages get punished quickly. Play him as the first button for your team, not a lone hero. If your carries are in range to follow, go in hard. If they are clearing waves or backing up, hold your engage and threaten space instead. He is entry-level friendly because his job is clear: absorb pressure, force grouped fights, and turn one caught target into a full teamfight. He struggles when enemies spread out, kite backward, or bait him into diving too far, so patience matters more than flashy mechanics. View champion guide
Amumu
Ashe gives Amumu cleaner access. Her constant slows make it harder for enemies to sidestep his engage, and her ultimate can pin a priority target long enough for Amumu to follow with his own lockdown.
Seraphine Seraphine T1 - Tier
- T1
- Rank
- #2
- Win Rate
- 56.33%
- Pick Rate
- 0.94%
Seraphine Seraphine is a backline mage-support who wins fights by stacking pressure, not by forcing one clean burst. She likes long trades, grouped enemies, and teammates who can follow up on her setup. If you play her well, you keep people at arm’s length, soften them up, and turn one good hit into a wider fight win. Her pattern is simple: stay safe, tag multiple targets, and use her crowd control and healing to keep your team moving. In ARAM: Mayhem, that plan gets even better because the fights are constant and everyone is packed together, so her teamfight value shows up fast. The flip side is that she is still vulnerable if enemies reach her first, so spacing and timing matter more than greed. View champion guide
Seraphine
Seraphine gives Ashe the protection and layered crowd control she wants. Ashe slows make Seraphine’s follow-up easier to land, while Seraphine’s shields, healing, and zone control help Ashe survive long enough to keep applying pressure.
Maokai Maokai T2 - Tier
- T2
- Rank
- #50
- Win Rate
- 51.87%
- Pick Rate
- 0.71%
Maokai is a durable engage tank and zone-control pick who wins fights by making the enemy walk through bad terrain. He is easy to understand: throw saplings into bushes or choke points, punish anyone who steps too close, then start fights with reliable crowd control when your team is ready to follow. In ARAM: Mayhem, Maokai’s value comes from how messy and fast fights become. The single lane gives him natural choke points, and augments can push him toward harder frontline play, more annoying poke control, or stronger teamfight disruption. He is best when he plays patiently before the fight, controls space first, then commits once an enemy is trapped or separated. If he dives too early without follow-up, he can get burned down; if he waits for the right angle, he turns chaotic brawls into very simple catches. View champion guide
Maokai
Maokai gives Ashe the stable front line and brush control she lacks. His roots and zone denial make enemies walk through predictable paths, and Ashe punishes those paths with slows, poke, and arrow threat.
Miss Fortune Miss Fortune T3 - Tier
- T3
- Rank
- #97
- Win Rate
- 49.69%
- Pick Rate
- 1.26%
Miss Fortune is a straightforward marksman who wins fights by softening enemies with lane poke, then punishing grouped targets with a big channeled ultimate. She fits teams that can slow, root, stun, or zone enemies long enough for her damage to land, and she is easy to pick up because her best pattern is clear: hit from safety, keep moving, and fire when the enemy is forced to stand in a bad spot. In ARAM: Mayhem, fights break out faster and augments can make engages more explosive, so Miss Fortune has to be more careful with positioning than in a slower poke game. She is strongest when she plays behind her frontline, saves her channel for committed fights, and uses the narrow bridge to punish enemies who stack together. If assassins or divers are holding tools to interrupt her, she should bait those first, reposition, then ult after the punish window opens. View champion guide
Miss Fortune
Ashe supplies the setup that Miss Fortune loves. Slows and stuns hold enemies in damaging zones, while Miss Fortune adds the burst area damage Ashe usually lacks by herself.
Braum Braum T4 - Tier
- T4
- Rank
- #130
- Win Rate
- 48.29%
- Pick Rate
- 0.40%
Braum the Heart of the Freljord Braum is a tanky support who wins by blocking damage and setting up stuns for his team. His whole identity revolves around Unbreakable, the giant shield that absorbs projectiles and protects allies standing behind him. In ARAM: Mayhem, he becomes one of the best anti-poke picks in the game because the constant barrage of skillshots makes his shield invaluable. His signature pattern is simple: catch a projectile on the shield, then look for a counter-engages with Winter's Bite or Glacial Fissure. He applies stacks of Concussive Blows with every hit, and once his team stacks four applications, the target gets stunned. In a mode where fights never stop, that crowd control creates real kill pressure. Mayhem's faster pace changes how he plays. He still peels for carries, but the increased gold and experience gain let him build tank items faster than on Summoner's Rift. He becomes harder to kill sooner, and his ultimate comes up often enough to force fights whenever his team is ready. He is not a damage dealer, and he cannot 1v1 most champions, but he controls the space in front of his team better than almost anyone. View champion guide
Braum
Braum is one of Ashe’s best defensive partners because he turns her long-range basic attacks into safer extended fights. He blocks incoming pressure, threatens counter-engage, and gives Ashe time to stack damage instead of panic-kiting alone.
Seraphine Seraphine T1 - Tier
- T1
- Rank
- #2
- Win Rate
- 56.33%
- Pick Rate
- 0.94%
Seraphine Seraphine is a backline mage-support who wins fights by stacking pressure, not by forcing one clean burst. She likes long trades, grouped enemies, and teammates who can follow up on her setup. If you play her well, you keep people at arm’s length, soften them up, and turn one good hit into a wider fight win. Her pattern is simple: stay safe, tag multiple targets, and use her crowd control and healing to keep your team moving. In ARAM: Mayhem, that plan gets even better because the fights are constant and everyone is packed together, so her teamfight value shows up fast. The flip side is that she is still vulnerable if enemies reach her first, so spacing and timing matter more than greed. View champion guide
Ashe Ashe T2 - Tier
- T2
- Rank
- #24
- Win Rate
- 51.83%
- Pick Rate
- 1.23%
Ashe is a utility marksman who wins fights by slowing targets, checking space, and setting up picks before the brawl fully starts. Her basic pattern is simple: keep enemies tagged with Frost, punish anyone who steps too far forward, and use her long-range engage to start clean fights for your team. In ARAM: Mayhem, Ashe is less about quiet lane control and more about constant teamfight value. The single-lane map makes her poke, vision control, and slows easy to apply, but it also means divers and hard engage reach her faster. Play her like a backline caller: soften enemies, create catches, follow allied crowd control, and reposition early whenever the fight turns messy. View champion guide
Maokai Maokai T2 - Tier
- T2
- Rank
- #50
- Win Rate
- 51.87%
- Pick Rate
- 0.71%
Maokai is a durable engage tank and zone-control pick who wins fights by making the enemy walk through bad terrain. He is easy to understand: throw saplings into bushes or choke points, punish anyone who steps too close, then start fights with reliable crowd control when your team is ready to follow. In ARAM: Mayhem, Maokai’s value comes from how messy and fast fights become. The single lane gives him natural choke points, and augments can push him toward harder frontline play, more annoying poke control, or stronger teamfight disruption. He is best when he plays patiently before the fight, controls space first, then commits once an enemy is trapped or separated. If he dives too early without follow-up, he can get burned down; if he waits for the right angle, he turns chaotic brawls into very simple catches. View champion guide
Amumu Amumu T3 - Tier
- T3
- Rank
- #62
- Win Rate
- 50.44%
- Pick Rate
- 0.53%
Amumu is a simple engage tank who starts fights, locks enemies in place, and lets his team pile damage onto grouped targets. His signature pattern is straightforward: look for a safe angle, land your bandage engage, then follow with his big area crowd control when multiple enemies are close enough to punish. In ARAM: Mayhem, Amumu likes the constant brawling because enemies are often packed together and fights start fast. That also means bad engages get punished quickly. Play him as the first button for your team, not a lone hero. If your carries are in range to follow, go in hard. If they are clearing waves or backing up, hold your engage and threaten space instead. He is entry-level friendly because his job is clear: absorb pressure, force grouped fights, and turn one caught target into a full teamfight. He struggles when enemies spread out, kite backward, or bait him into diving too far, so patience matters more than flashy mechanics. View champion guide
Miss Fortune Miss Fortune T3 - Tier
- T3
- Rank
- #97
- Win Rate
- 49.69%
- Pick Rate
- 1.26%
Miss Fortune is a straightforward marksman who wins fights by softening enemies with lane poke, then punishing grouped targets with a big channeled ultimate. She fits teams that can slow, root, stun, or zone enemies long enough for her damage to land, and she is easy to pick up because her best pattern is clear: hit from safety, keep moving, and fire when the enemy is forced to stand in a bad spot. In ARAM: Mayhem, fights break out faster and augments can make engages more explosive, so Miss Fortune has to be more careful with positioning than in a slower poke game. She is strongest when she plays behind her frontline, saves her channel for committed fights, and uses the narrow bridge to punish enemies who stack together. If assassins or divers are holding tools to interrupt her, she should bait those first, reposition, then ult after the punish window opens. View champion guide
Braum Braum T4 - Tier
- T4
- Rank
- #130
- Win Rate
- 48.29%
- Pick Rate
- 0.40%
Braum the Heart of the Freljord Braum is a tanky support who wins by blocking damage and setting up stuns for his team. His whole identity revolves around Unbreakable, the giant shield that absorbs projectiles and protects allies standing behind him. In ARAM: Mayhem, he becomes one of the best anti-poke picks in the game because the constant barrage of skillshots makes his shield invaluable. His signature pattern is simple: catch a projectile on the shield, then look for a counter-engages with Winter's Bite or Glacial Fissure. He applies stacks of Concussive Blows with every hit, and once his team stacks four applications, the target gets stunned. In a mode where fights never stop, that crowd control creates real kill pressure. Mayhem's faster pace changes how he plays. He still peels for carries, but the increased gold and experience gain let him build tank items faster than on Summoner's Rift. He becomes harder to kill sooner, and his ultimate comes up often enough to force fights whenever his team is ready. He is not a damage dealer, and he cannot 1v1 most champions, but he controls the space in front of his team better than almost anyone. View champion guide
Synergy mechanism: Ashe gives Amumu cleaner access. Her constant slows make it harder for enemies to sidestep his engage, and her ultimate can pin a priority target long enough for Amumu to follow with his own lockdown. Combo: Ashe looks for an arrow on a carry, mage, or overextended support. Amumu immediately commits onto that target or the cluster around them. Ashe then stays just behind him and keeps firing into the trapped group instead of walking forward for a greedy angle. Best scenario: This pair is strongest when the enemy team has immobile backliners or a front-to-back shape. If enemies must walk through one narrow lane to reach Ashe, Amumu can punish the first clump while Ashe turns the fight with slows and sustained damage. Enemy answer: Smart enemies will spread out, hold cleanse-style tools, or bait Ashe arrow with a tank stepping forward. They may also wait for Amumu to miss his entry before diving Ashe from the side. Failure risk and recovery: If Ashe arrows the wrong target and Amumu follows anyway, the team burns its engage into a tank and loses tempo. Recover by backing up, using Volley to slow the chase, and forcing the next fight around Amumu’s threat rather than throwing a second desperate engage. 2. Seraphine Synergy mechanism: Seraphine gives Ashe the protection and layered crowd control she wants. Ashe slows make Seraphine’s follow-up easier to land, while Seraphine’s shields, healing, and zone control help Ashe survive long enough to keep applying pressure. Combo: Ashe opens with Volley to slow multiple targets or uses Enchanted Crystal Arrow on a key enemy. Seraphine follows with her crowd control through the slowed line, then Ashe attacks from safety while Seraphine refreshes the team’s health and spacing. Best scenario: This duo is excellent in slower poke wars where both teams are trading before a full commit. Ashe keeps enemies chipped and slowed; Seraphine makes those trades less costly and turns one caught target into a wider teamfight. Enemy answer: Dive comps will try to ignore the poke phase and hit both champions at once. Long-range artillery can also force Seraphine to spend defensive tools before Ashe is ready to fight. Failure risk and recovery: If Ashe and Seraphine stand on the same line, one engage can catch both and end the fight instantly. Recover by staggering positions: Ashe plays slightly off-center behind the frontline, while Seraphine holds a safer back angle to counter-engage after the enemy commits. 3. Maokai Synergy mechanism: Maokai gives Ashe the stable front line and brush control she lacks. His roots and zone denial make enemies walk through predictable paths, and Ashe punishes those paths with slows, poke, and arrow threat. Combo: Maokai checks or controls space first, then Ashe fires Volley through the lane when enemies move around his zones. If Maokai locks someone down, Ashe can save arrow for the next target instead of overcommitting all crowd control into one already-caught enemy. Best scenario: This pairing shines when the enemy team has melee champions who need to cross the bridge. Maokai absorbs the first contact, Ashe kites backward, and the enemy team gets forced to choose between hitting the tank or chasing through slows. Enemy answer: Enemies can avoid Maokai’s controlled areas, poke him down before the fight, or use displacement and burst to separate him from Ashe. If Maokai is too low, he cannot buy the time Ashe needs. Failure risk and recovery: If Maokai engages too deep while Ashe is clearing minions or repositioning, the follow-up arrives late and he dies alone. Recover by playing shorter fights: let Maokai peel first, use Ashe arrow only when the enemy commits, and rebuild control around health packs and minion waves. 4. Miss Fortune Synergy mechanism: Ashe supplies the setup that Miss Fortune loves. Slows and stuns hold enemies in damaging zones, while Miss Fortune adds the burst area damage Ashe usually lacks by herself. Combo: Ashe lands Enchanted Crystal Arrow on a high-value target or slows a clump with Volley. Miss Fortune immediately casts her major area damage into that locked path. Ashe should keep attacking the same side of the fight to stop survivors from simply walking out. Best scenario: The combo is brutal against teams that group behind one tank or fight in a straight lane. If one enemy gets caught and their teammates step forward to help, Ashe and Miss Fortune can punish the rescue attempt harder than the original pick. Enemy answer: The enemy will save interrupts, dashes, or displacement for Miss Fortune’s channel and may send a diver around the fight to stop her before the damage lands. They can also split wide so Ashe arrow cannot start a clean multi-target fight. Failure risk and recovery: If Miss Fortune commits her big damage into a target that can immediately escape or become untargetable, the team loses its main burst window. Recover by using Ashe’s slows for disengage, taking the next wave safely, and waiting for a cleaner arrow rather than chasing into fog or brush. 5. Braum Synergy mechanism: Braum is one of Ashe’s best defensive partners because he turns her long-range basic attacks into safer extended fights. He blocks incoming pressure, threatens counter-engage, and gives Ashe time to stack damage instead of panic-kiting alone. Combo: Braum marks or threatens the first enemy who steps in. Ashe focuses that target from behind him, using slows to keep them from retreating cleanly. If the enemy dives Ashe, Braum shifts from frontlining to bodyguarding and forces the diver to fight through crowd control before reaching her. Best scenario: This is strongest against assassins, bruisers, and short-range engage that must run directly at Ashe. Braum does not need to start every fight; he can win by making the enemy’s engage fail, then Ashe cleans up the slowed retreat. Enemy answer: Poke-heavy teams can chip Braum before he gets value, and strong flank angles can bypass his protection. If Ashe stands too far from him, Braum cannot cover both the frontline and the carry at the same time. Failure risk and recovery: If Braum overchases after a marked enemy, Ashe loses her shield and becomes the real target. Recover by calling the fight back, attacking the closest threat, and using arrow defensively on the diver rather than saving it for a perfect long-range pick.
Ashe fits best with teams that can either capitalize instantly on her arrow or protect her during long slow-based fights. Drafting only damage beside her is risky because she already brings consistent ranged pressure; what she cannot replace is a tank who holds space, a support who resets bad trades, or a burst teammate who turns one catch into a won fight. If the team gives her those pieces, Ashe makes every enemy misstep feel expensive.
Ashe ARAM Mayhem vs ARAM
Key mode differences extracted from the ARAM comparison guide
| Focus | Normal ARAM | ARAM: Mayhem | Takeaway |
|---|---|---|---|
| Role Identity | Ashe functions as a steady poke and utility champion, sitting behind the wave to throw Volley repeatedly and winning slowly through chip damage. | She becomes a tempo controller and fight director who must read engagements like a carry and support simultaneously, creating space earlier. | Shift from passive poke bot to active fight director who enables engage or punishes dives immediately. |
| Volley Usage | Players often default to firing Volley whenever it is available, using it for consistent poke and lane control. | Spamming Volley becomes weaker because enemies punish cast positions faster; use it only to tag multiple enemies or protect teammates. | Cast Volley only when it controls space, protects a teammate, or forces divers into bad paths. |
| Ultimate Tempo | Ashe can scale into the game slowly, saving Enchanted Crystal Arrow for perfect cross-map stuns or obvious mistakes. | Fights move quickly, so holding Arrow too long wastes value; fire when enemies overstep, finish divers, or start winnable fights. | Use Arrow early to create numbers advantages rather than saving it forever for the perfect stun. |
| Hawkshot Value | Many players treat Hawkshot as optional scouting since the narrow map makes threats relatively predictable. | Scouting has higher value because chaos hides flanks; reveal threats before pushing or taking turrets to prevent fights entirely. | Scout before resets and pushes to reveal flanks early rather than reacting after enemies appear. |
| Teamfight Spacing | Spacing is mostly about staying behind the frontline and using slows to keep enemies away from you. | You must respect a wider danger zone because augments extend threat patterns; stand where your peel champion can actually help. | Position within peel range and kite backward while attacking rather than running without dealing damage. |
| Snowball Decisions | Ashe rarely wants to be the first champion flying in with Snowball, preferring to stay back and poke. | Taking Snowball marks is even riskier; only dash when your team can follow or the target cannot punish your arrival. | Use Snowball for repositioning or follow-up, never as a default engage that leaves you isolated. |
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- Rank
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- Win Rate
- 51.90%
- Pick Rate
- 0.45%
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Sion T1 - Tier
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- Rank
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- Win Rate
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Akshan T2 - Tier
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- Rank
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- Win Rate
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- Pick Rate
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Singed T1 - Tier
- T1
- Rank
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- Win Rate
- 52.96%
- Pick Rate
- 0.68%
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- T1
- Rank
- #29
- Win Rate
- 53.68%
- Pick Rate
- 0.54%
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- Pick Rate
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- T2
- Rank
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- Win Rate
- 52.13%
- Pick Rate
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Morgana T1 - Tier
- T1
- Rank
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- 52.56%
- Pick Rate
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Tryndamere T2 - Tier
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- Rank
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- Win Rate
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- Pick Rate
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- Rank
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- Win Rate
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- Pick Rate
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Champion Analysis
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Overview
In Hextech Mayhem (ARAM) mode, Ashe the Frost Archer is a ranged ADC with excellent poke and powerful crowd control. Her passive, Frost Shot, applies a slow to her basic attacks and enables critical strikes, giving her natural kiting ability that is invaluable in Hextech Mayhem. This slow allows her to control enemy movement, create space for her team, and chain auto-attacks while safely repositioning. Her Q, Ranger's Focus, is her core damage ability. Activating it grants massive attack speed, and each subsequent basic attack stacks additional speed, culminating in a frost volley at full stacks that dramatically boosts her damage output. This makes her a significant threat in extended fights, but she needs time to ramp up the stacks to reach her maximum potential. Her W, Volley, is her primary poke tool. It fires a cone of arrows that deal physical damage and slow enemies, with the cone area of effect consistently hitting multiple targets in the narrow ARAM lanes. This poke is excellent for harassing opponents from a safe distance, applying constant pressure, and softening enemies before engagements. Her E, Hawkshot, deploys a scout hawk to provide vision in brush, which is useful for checking fog of war and avoiding ambushes or tracking enemy movements. Her ultimate, Enchanted Crystal Arrow, is her signature ability. It launches a global-range freezing arrow that stuns the first target hit, with the stun duration increasing based on travel distance. In Hextech Mayhem’s long lanes, the range of this ultimate is often maximized, allowing Ashe to frequently stun key enemy champions from across the map. This creates pick opportunities, can initiate fights, or peel for herself and allies. The combination of persistent slows, high-damage poke, and a long-range stun gives Ashe strong zone control and the ability to dictate the pace of encounters. Her poke and control make her one of the most reliable ADC picks in Hextech Mayhem.
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Ashe the Frost Archer thrives in Mayhem’s narrow lane when played as a lane controller first and a finisher second. Her primary value comes from making every step forward expensive by keeping enemies slowed, punishing anyone who walks past minions, and saving hard engage for targets that have already spent mobility or are trapped near terrain. Standing still to trade with burst champions is a losing proposition—kiting, angling, and forcing enemies to chase through slows bleeds their health before the real fight starts. For engage, look for stretched enemy formations such as a frontliner too far ahead, a carry moving sideways, or a support with no clean path back. The arrow turns a bad enemy position into a guaranteed collapse, not a blind shot into five grouped champions. Punish cooldowns immediately when an assassin uses a dash, a tank misses engage, or a mage spends crowd control on wave clear. Ping before firing so your team moves while the target is vulnerable. Never engage just because you see a backliner; if your team is clearing minions, low on health, or split between shop and brush, a good arrow becomes a bad fight. Hold the arrow and control space with slows instead. Against dive champions, save your strongest crowd control for defense. Let assassins, bruisers, and Snowball divers commit, then stop the first champion who crosses into your backline. A defensive hit on a diving carry-killer often wins more fights than an ambitious shot at the enemy mage. Kite in a diagonal line toward a side wall or brush edge, not straight down the lane, forcing divers to choose between following through slows or turning onto a worse target. When a support or mage gets engaged on, hit the closest threat first—Ashe makes frontliners miserable by repeatedly slowing them, and killing the diver is often the safest route to the enemy carry. For escape and survival, respect brush and fog when mobility is down or the wave is gone. Against hooks, long-range crowd control, or Snowball threats, wait for vision before stepping forward. Use slows to create distance before you are in lethal range—start attacking the nearest advancing champion as soon as they commit forward, not when they are already on top of you. If caught, do not instantly run without attacking; fire while retreating if safe. A slowed pursuer takes longer to finish you, giving time for shields, heals, or allied damage. If you cannot attack without dying, break line of sight near terrain. In narrow-lane spacing, stand slightly behind your frontline but not directly behind them; offset toward one side so you can fire around tanks and step back without being trapped by allied bodies. Use minion waves as temporary cover but drift back before the wave dies. Do not hug the wall against predictable linear crowd control; alternate between center-left and center-right positions. For target priority, hit the closest champion when danger is active—turning the enemy frontline into a slow, dying wall keeps the fight playable. Swap to carries only when their protection is broken: they step past their tank line, are slowed, or have used movement tools. A delayed target swap is better than walking into crowd control. Use your engage on high-value targets only when follow-up is real; if divers are alive and close, aim for the carry, otherwise stop the closest threat. Snowball timing is critical—do not take it just because it lands; use it as a threat, chase tool, or finish for isolated targets. Take the recast after the enemy has spent key control or movement.
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Play guide
Ashe the Frost Archer controls fights by stacking small advantages until one bad step or arrow decides the game. In the first six levels, her priority is winning space before chipping enemies down. She positions behind the front line or just off the strongest bruiser, staying central if divers or long-range catch are present, and using side-wall angles only when protected. Her trading rhythm is steady: auto when an enemy steps for a minion, use Volley-style poke through the wave, then reset before the return trade lands. She does not chase a slowed target alone unless the team moves with her. Snowball is kept as a defensive or follow-up tool—only using the dash after enemy cooldowns are spent or a tank’s crowd control lands. Early augments support whichever job the lobby needs: attack uptime or poke if the team lacks damage, defensive or safety options if the enemy has heavy dive. Active augments are used after the enemy commits, not before. Pushing is the choice when poke lands and the frontline can stand near the wave; stalling is forced when hard engage waits behind minions. When ahead, Ashe keeps the wave moving without diving under turret; when behind, she saves slows for the champion walking at her and waits for level 6 engage. From levels seven to eleven, Ashe controls the lane with slows and pick windows. She plays one screen behind the most forward ally, spacing sideways against area damage and standing closer to peel against assassins. Her poke tags the closest safe target, especially melee champions trying to start fights, and she watches the enemy team before chasing a slowed target—kiting back if a diver steps forward. Snowball is used to punish immobile carries after a forced cooldown or after her ultimate connects, but only with an exit plan. Augments now define fight style: sustained attacks mean front-to-back hitting the closest threat, poke amplification calls for slower play forcing low-health entries, and defensive actives are held for the first diver. She pushes with health advantage and ultimate ready, stalls when her ultimate is down or the frontline is low, and uses her ultimate as a fight starter only when teammates can immediately collapse. Behind, she becomes a stabilizer, slowing divers and helping the strongest ally kite. In the late game, one arrow or one bad step decides the fight. Ashe must be disciplined in position, hitting the nearest threat without giving the enemy backline a free angle. She refuses to overchase, letting slows make the enemy panic. Snowball is selective—only following a won fight, securing a fleeing carry, or dodging into a safer angle—and missing it prompts immediate repositioning. Late-game active augments are reserved for decisive moments: damage when the frontline is committed, defensive when a diver reaches her, utility paired with her arrow or team engage. She pushes only with numbers or a fresh pick, slowing defenders from outside turret range, and stalls when death would cost the game. When ahead, she avoids impatient dives and uses arrow to catch defenders, then converts to turret damage; when behind, she plays for overextension, saving everything to stop the dive that is losing the game. Before the final fight, Ashe identifies the enemy who decides the game and makes their next step bad, punishing it instantly.
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Ashe controls enemy movement through slows and picks, but her effectiveness depends on positioning and game state. When ahead, she turns health and wave advantages into space rather than chasing damage numbers. She stands just behind the front line, forcing enemies to spend movement tools just to touch the wave, then punishes any attempt to push with repeated slows. She converts every advantage by moving up only as far as the next safe retreat point, trapping enemies near the minion wave so they either give up farm or take a bad engage. If the enemy frontline is low but still has engage, she hits the closest safe target and keeps them slowed, making the frontline useless instead of tunneling carries. When her ultimate is available and an enemy carry is exposed, she fires from a position where the team can immediately follow, avoiding long engages during wave clearance or retreats. Augment choices while ahead protect the lead: if the enemy has hard dive, she prioritizes survivability, repositioning, or crowd-control resistance because dying first is the main way to lose a lead. If the team lacks finish, she chooses sustained attack speed or safe DPS uptime. If her poke is controlling the lane, haste, range, or repeated-application augments keep the enemy permanently uncomfortable. Closing games requires attacking structures from max safe range while keeping slows ready, leaving before the frontline overcommits, and immediately pushing for objective damage after a pick without chasing deep kills. Whenever Ashe has a big bounty, she plays one step farther back than feels necessary, letting someone else absorb snowballs or test brush, because her death costs the team slows, engage follow-up, and steady DPS. When behind, Ashe stops trying to out-stat the enemy and buys time with slows, wave control, and clean pick attempts. Her crowd control remains valuable, making enemy engages awkward and punishing overextension. She stabilizes by giving ground early and clearing waves from behind her team, reducing forced fights before the team is ready, then using slows to stop enemies from walking freely into tower or relic space. If front-to-back fights keep failing, she looks for a ranged pick on a mispositioned carry or support instead of wasting pressure on an unkillable tank. Against divers with snowball or dash threats, she stands behind minions, keeps enough distance to survive a single connection, and saves her strongest control for their commit. Augments while behind patch the reason for losing: if dying before dealing damage, she chooses durability, movement, shielding, or anti-burst; if alive but unable to influence fights, she picks attack uptime, ability frequency, range safety, or utility application once positioning is stable; if the team has no engage, she values augments that make her pick attempts more reliable. She takes comeback fights on her terms by immediately slowing and focusing a champion who splits from the wave or overextends, but never chasing past the wave after the punish. When her ultimate is available against a careless enemy group, she aims for a target her team can actually reach rather than the farthest carry. When the enemy sieges her tower, she thins the wave, slows the first champion stepping up, and holds ground only while the tower or team can punish, backing off if the frontline is dead or the team is too low to follow. She does not let frustration decide positioning: after multiple losses, she slows the game down, holds safe angles, and waits for the enemy to waste a mobility tool or miss a snowball.
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Ashe the Frost Archer dominates ARAM: Mayhem through sustained slow control rather than burst damage. Her passive, Frost Shot, applies a slow on basic attacks and damaging abilities, with follow-up hits dealing extra damage to already slowed targets. This slow is her primary control tool, not a bonus effect. Tagging the closest safe enemy first lets her team decide whether to step up, while against melee champions she can kite backward, refreshing the slow to force them to waste engage tools just to reach her. Swapping targets constantly loses the slow chain that protects the backline; hitting the same enemy repeatedly is more valuable unless a higher-priority target becomes exposed. Even slowing an enemy tank can win space for the team. Ranger’s Focus, her Q, is her best sustained damage window, but it should not be pressed just because it is available. It is strongest after an enemy has spent mobility or is already slowed, stunned, or committed. Activating Q while backing away with no target wastes her main damage window. In early fights, Q punishes overstaying enemies, while in teamfights it is saved for the first real commitment, such as a diver jumping in. A wasted Q leaves Ashe with low threat during the next engage, allowing the enemy frontline to advance freely. Volley, her W, is her primary lane control spell. It fires a wide cone of arrows that damage and slow multiple enemies, checking brushes, starting passive chains, and creating safe windows for her team to move. W should be used to control the width of the lane, punishing enemies who step up to poke or contest brush. Against groups, it can slow an entire engage, but saving it for an assassin diving Ashe can be lifesaving. Missing W removes her safest way to influence the fight and forces defensive use of R. Hawkshot, her E, provides critical vision on the Howling Abyss, where fast engages from fog or brush are common. Using E to scout contested brush, check health relic areas, or reveal retreat paths prevents face-checking and saves health. A good Hawkshot sets up every real combo by confirming targets before committing W or R. Wasting it randomly leaves the team with no safe way to check brush before the next engage. Enchanted Crystal Arrow, her R, is Ashe’s highest-impact ability. A well-placed arrow can start a fight when the target’s movement is restricted, while a bad arrow leaves her with no emergency answer to dive. Using W slow before R is the practical setup, and R into Q follows up with damage when safe. In teamfights, Ashe must decide before the fight whether R is for engage or peel; if the enemy has divers, holding R until they dash in is often better than firing blind. R is always leveled when possible because it changes how the enemy can stand, forcing respect from outside normal auto range. A missed R is one of Ashe’s biggest punish windows, immediately requiring her to play farther back until another form of control is ready. Counterplay exists through dashes, long-range poke, shields, cleansing tools, and hard engage from outside her auto range. Enemies can break Ashe’s rhythm by baiting her to step forward for one more passive hit, then punishing her before the slow matters. Without passive control, Ashe is just a fragile marksman standing in a narrow lane. Her entire identity in Mayhem revolves around using slows, vision, and smart ability timing to control enemy movement and create windows for her team to act.
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Ashe the Frost Archer is easy to pilot badly because her attacks feel safe until the enemy finds the one angle where she cannot move. In ARAM: Mayhem, the biggest Ashe mistakes are small spacing errors, wasted crowd control, and greedy decisions that give divers a clean punish window. Standing still while auto attacking because the target is already slowed makes Ashe an easy line-up for hooks, long-range poke, Snowball follow-ups, and assassins waiting for her movement to stop. The correct action is to attack, step, attack, step, using her slow to keep the enemy in range while constantly changing her own position. If she gets clipped, she must immediately kite backward through her team instead of sideways into open space. Casting Volley from maximum range without checking minions, shields, or the enemy frontline angle allows the shot to be absorbed, wasting poke pressure and leaving her main lane-control spell unavailable. She should fire Volley when enemy carries are visible behind a thin wave, stepping up, or forced into a narrow path, angling it across the lane rather than straight into the closest tank every time. If Volley is wasted, she should not walk up to replace it with autos unless her team is already contesting space; instead she should back up, last-hit safely, and wait for the next wave or ally crowd control to create a better shot. Using Enchanted Crystal Arrow instantly on the first champion seen often hits a tank, a spell shield, or a target too far away for her team to punish, removing her best peel and engage threat at the same time. She should hold the arrow for a target her team can actually reach, a diver committing onto her, or a carry locked in a predictable path. If the arrow hits a poor target, she must not force a bad chase to justify it; she should ping off, reset her spacing, and play defensively until her team has another reliable engage or disengage tool. Firing arrow down the center of the lane every time lets good enemies sidestep it, hide behind the frontline, or bait it with a champion who does not care about being hit. She should aim when the enemy has just used movement, is last-hitting, is retreating through a choke, or is turning to cast, using side angles rather than obvious straight shots. If she misses, she must immediately stop posturing like she still has hard engage and instead slow the enemy advance with autos and Volley while her team gives ground. Walking forward to auto a low-health enemy after they leave range breaks formation, loses protection, and gives assassins or bruisers the exact gap they needed to trade her life for a small cleanup attempt. She should let slows and teammates finish targets that are already fleeing and keep her feet behind her strongest ally unless the enemy engage tools are clearly down. If she oversteps, she must use her.
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Is Ashe a good pick in ARAM: Mayhem? Yes, Ashe is a strong control pick when your team wants range, poke, and fight setup. She shines if your side can follow up on slows and long-range vision, but she is less comfortable if the enemy has multiple divers and hard engage. Play her patiently, keep fights stretched, and you get a lot of value without having to hard-force kills yourself. What is Ashe’s main job in this mode? Your job is to start fights on good terms and make it hard for the enemy to cross open space. If they walk up carelessly, punish them with basic attacks and Volley, then look for a clean ultimate on whoever is out of position. The tradeoff is simple: the more you play for pressure and spacing, the less you need to gamble on all-ins. Should I build Ashe as poke or as on-hit carry? Both work, but you should decide based on what your team needs. If your team already has damage, lean into poke and utility so you can keep enemies low and force awkward engages; if your team lacks sustained damage, build for extended fights and stay on target longer. The risk with poke is lower direct DPS in long fights, while the risk with on-hit is that you have to stay safe and free-hit.
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