Galio ARAM Mayhem Build & Best Augments

Rell T1

Tier

T1

Rank

#14

Win Rate

54.57%

Pick Rate

0.40%

Rell is a hard-engage tank who wins by starting fights on her terms. She wants to ride in, force the enemy team to react, then keep bodies close long enough for her carries to clean up. Her signature pattern is simple: look for grouped enemies, commit with your engage, and turn the fight into a messy frontline brawl where running away is difficult. In ARAM: Mayhem, Rell is easier to find action with but also easier to punish if she wastes her entry. The map keeps teams close, augments can make fights explode quickly, and one good engage can decide the whole wave. Play patiently until enemies stack up or burn key escape tools, then go in with your team ready to follow. If you dive alone, you are not a tank; you are a delivery system for enemy damage. View champion guide

Leona T2

Tier

T2

Rank

#37

Win Rate

51.64%

Pick Rate

0.65%

Leona is a hard-engage tank who starts fights, locks one target in place, and gives her team a clear signal to go in. Her basic pattern is simple: find an angle, land the engage, chain her stun and ultimate, then stand in front while allies finish the target. In ARAM: Mayhem, Leona’s job gets even more direct. Fights happen often, damage comes fast, and augments can make both teams much harder to predict. She shines when your team can follow her first move, but she is punished if she dives too early or picks a target her allies cannot reach. Play her like a trigger, not a solo carry: wait for a real opening, force the fight, then keep the enemy backline or diver under control. View champion guide

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

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

Wukong T3

Tier

T3

Rank

#132

Win Rate

49.31%

Pick Rate

0.37%

Wukong the Monkey King Wukong is a dive fighter who specializes in engagement, disruption, and chaotic teamfight brawling. His identity centers on the Decoy mechanic, which lets him stealth and reposition while his clone body-blocks skillshots or finishes his damage. In standard modes, he is a tricky duelist who picks isolated targets. In ARAM: Mayhem, he transforms into a relentless teamfight initiator who can engage, reset, and engage again within a single fight. His signature pattern is the Warrior Trickster combo. You dash in with E, auto-attack, then press W to spawn a clone that continues attacking while you slip away or flank. The clone copies your Q and R, which means a well-timed W creates two spinning ultimates or two Q armor-shreds. This creates a nightmare for enemy backlines: they cannot easily target the real Wukong, and ignoring him means eating double the damage and knockup. ARAM: Mayhem accelerates his strengths. The constant teamfight environment means his ultimate, Cyclone, is almost always valuable. He does not need to hunt for picks across the map. He simply waits for a good engage angle, dashes through the frontline, and spins to disrupt the entire enemy team. The mode's pacing and gold generation help him reach his core fighter items faster, turning him into a durable damage threat who can survive diving into five enemies. His role in Mayhem is primary engage or follow-up dive. If your team lacks a dedicated tank or initiator, Wukong fills that gap by Snowballing in and ulting to create space. If you already have a Malphite or similar, Wukong excels at following up their engage, layering more knockups, and chasing down scattered targets. His passive, which grants increasing armor and health regen based on nearby enemies, is consistently active in ARAM's clustered fights, making him naturally tankier than he appears. What changes most is his reset potential and sustain. Mayhem augments and item access let him heal more from fighting, reduce his cooldowns faster, and sometimes access effects that trigger on clone attacks. He becomes less of a hit-and-run skirmisher and more of a sustained brawler who can dive, decoy, reposition, and dive again. The key is using W to confuse enemies about which Wukong is real, forcing them to waste cooldowns on a clone while you set up the next engage. View champion guide

Zac T5

Tier

T5

Rank

#153

Win Rate

46.78%

Pick Rate

0.41%

Zac the Secret Weapon Zac is a tanky engage machine who thrives on chaos. In standard play, he is known for his sustain and displacement, but in ARAM: Mayhem, he transforms into an unstoppable initiation engine. The single-lane format removes his ability to flank from fog of war, but the constant team fighting gives him endless opportunities to dive the backline. His signature pattern is simple: hit a long-range Elastic Slingshot, knock everyone up, and survive long enough to do it again. He wants to be in the middle of the enemy team, absorbing cooldowns while his own abilities come back up. The Mayhem environment, with its accelerated pace and frequent skirmishes, plays directly into his strength as a sustained frontliner who refuses to die. What changes here is the value of his passive, Cell Division. In Mayhem, fights are frequent and lethal, so every blob matters more for staying healthy. He also benefits heavily from augments and items that boost ability haste or healing, letting him spam engages faster than opponents can punish. If you enjoy diving in, causing disruption, and walking out alive, Zac is a strong pick. View champion guide

Vel'Koz T2

Tier

T2

Rank

#58

Win Rate

51.29%

Pick Rate

0.83%

Vel'Koz is a long-range artillery mage who wins fights by poking from safety, lining up crowd control, and turning a caught target into a clean laser finish. He is best when he can stand behind a frontline, angle skillshots through the lane, and punish enemies who walk in straight lines or burn mobility too early. His signature pattern is simple: soften targets with repeated poke, use knock-up or slow pressure to hold them in place, then commit his ultimate when the enemy team cannot easily interrupt, dodge, or dive him. If Vel'Koz fires first without setup, mobile champions can rush him down. In ARAM: Mayhem, the faster pace makes positioning even more important. Extra chaos creates more clustered targets for his skillshots, but it also gives divers more chances to reach him. Play patient, use terrain and allies as cover, and save your big damage for moments where the enemy is already controlled or forced into a narrow path. View champion guide

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

Lux T3

Tier

T3

Rank

#66

Win Rate

49.86%

Pick Rate

1.05%

Lux is a long-range burst mage who plays around catching enemies with light control, softening them with poke, and finishing grouped targets from a safe distance. Her signature pattern is simple to understand: stay behind your front line, fish for a binding or a clean poke angle, then layer damage when the enemy is locked in place or already forced to dodge. In ARAM: Mayhem, Lux is still an entry-level friendly backline pick, but the mode is faster and messier than standard ARAM. She gets more chances to hit clustered enemies, yet she is punished harder when divers, Snowball users, or flank threats reach her. Play patiently, value spacing, and use her range to control fights before they fully break open. View champion guide

Ziggs T3

Tier

T3

Rank

#74

Win Rate

50.23%

Pick Rate

0.78%

Ziggs is a long-range artillery mage who wins space before the fight fully starts. He pokes from safety, clears waves fast, and punishes enemies who walk through narrow lanes or clump around objectives. His signature pattern is simple: throw bombs to chip people down, use minefields and displacement to make engages awkward, then help finish structures when the enemy team is forced back. In ARAM: Mayhem, Ziggs plays even more like a pressure pick. The map is still tight, but the pace is wilder, so he has to keep moving between casts instead of standing still and farming damage. Augments can push him toward heavier poke, better safety, or faster fight cleanup, but his core job stays the same: control the lane, soften targets before they engage, and make every enemy advance cost health. View champion guide

Jayce T5

Tier

T5

Rank

#143

Win Rate

46.60%

Pick Rate

0.79%

Jayce the Defender of Tomorrow Jayce is a ranged AD caster who dominates lanes through poke, disengage, and burst. He swaps between a ranged Mercury Cannon for harassment and a melee Mercury Hammer for all-ins. In ARAM: Mayhem, his already strong poke becomes oppressive, and his disengage tools shine against constant engage attempts. He plays as a mid-range bully. You sit on the edge of fights, chunking targets with Shock Blast through Acceleration Gates, then swapping to hammer form to execute or peel. The play pattern is simple: poke until they're low, then dive. If they dive you, knock them back and reposition. Mayhem's faster pacing and increased resource generation let him spam abilities more freely. Gate cooldowns come up faster, letting him maintain speed buffs and damage amplification nearly permanently. His burst window is shorter, and his disengage is more reliable when fights start instantly and often. He fits best in poke or siege comps. He struggles against hard engage if he misses his knockback or gets burst down before swapping forms. Positioning matters more than mechanics—stay at max range, use Gate to zone or speed up allies, and only go melee when you have a clean kill or need to peel. View champion guide

Ekko T2

Tier

T2

Rank

#46

Win Rate

52.09%

Pick Rate

0.53%

Ekko is a mobile AP assassin who looks for short trades, delayed burst, and messy re-engage angles. His core pattern is simple: tag enemies, slip in when they are already pressured, then use his time tools to either finish the kill or escape before the enemy team can punish him. In ARAM: Mayhem, Ekko plays more like a skirmish cleaner than a patient side-lane assassin. Fights happen often, space is tight, and enemies group up, so his best moments come when he waits for crowd control or poke to soften a target before diving. If he goes first into five ready champions, he usually gets locked down. If he enters second, he can break the fight open. Pick Ekko when you want an AP threat that can punish squishy backliners, chase low-health enemies, and survive risky engages with smart timing. He rewards confidence, but he is not just a button-masher. Watch enemy crowd control, use terrain and fog when possible, and save your escape plan for the moment the fight turns against you. View champion guide

Hecarim T2

Tier

T2

Rank

#51

Win Rate

51.43%

Pick Rate

0.39%

Hecarim is a fast melee diver who turns movement into threat. He wants to hit from an angle, crash into the backline, and keep fighting while enemies are displaced or forced to run. His basic pattern is simple: build speed, commit hard, sweep through targets, then use the chaos to either finish a carry or pull back before the enemy team can focus him down. In ARAM: Mayhem, Hecarim gets more chances to start fights because the map is narrow and teams group constantly. That also means bad engages get punished fast. Look for moments when an enemy carry steps too far forward, your team can follow, or Snowball gives you a clean entry. If you charge in alone with no backup, Hecarim can disappear before his sustain and disruption matter. Pick Hecarim when your team needs an aggressive frontliner who can force action instead of waiting forever. He is easiest to play when you track enemy crowd control, enter from the side, and keep moving after the first hit. In Mayhem, his best games feel relentless: one good engage breaks the formation, and Hecarim runs the fight down before the enemy team can reset. View champion guide

Diana T3

Tier

T3

Rank

#92

Win Rate

49.64%

Pick Rate

0.38%

Diana is an AP dive assassin-bruiser who wants to mark a target, dash in, and turn the fight with a close-range burst combo. She is best when she can enter after enemies have spent key crowd control, then pull multiple champions together and finish with her team’s damage. In ARAM: Mayhem, Diana’s job becomes more explosive but also riskier. The constant fighting gives her more chances to find multi-target engages, while augments can push her toward harder burst, stronger follow-up, or more durable brawling. She still has the same core rule: do not be the first champion to disappear into five enemies unless your team can instantly follow. Pick Diana when your team needs a decisive AP engager who can punish grouped enemies. Play around flanks, Snowball angles, and cooldown tracking. If the enemy keeps disengage or hard CC ready, wait it out, poke with your setup, then commit when their punish window is gone. View champion guide

Kha'Zix T5

Tier

T5

Rank

#140

Win Rate

46.45%

Pick Rate

0.44%

Kha'Zix the Voidreaver Kha'Zix is an AD assassin designed to hunt down isolated targets and snowball kills into evolution upgrades. In standard modes, he relies on brushes and flanks to close the gap. In ARAM: Mayhem, the single-lane format forces him to adapt, but the constant fighting feeds his isolation damage and resets faster than any other mode. His signature pattern is simple: find a lone enemy, burst them down, then use the reset on Leap to continue or escape. Isolation is the key mechanic. When no enemy allies are nearby, his Taste Their Fear deals massive bonus damage. Mayhem's chaotic brawls often split teams apart, creating isolation opportunities that would not exist in a disciplined 5v5. What changes in Mayhem is the pace and the recovery. You will hit evolution milestones much earlier due to accelerated gold and experience. The challenge is patience. Engaging into a grouped enemy team gets you killed. Waiting for Snowballs, poke, or overextensions to create isolation windows is how you turn this mode into a feeding frenzy. View champion guide

Akali T5

Tier

T5

Rank

#160

Win Rate

45.31%

Pick Rate

0.47%

Akali the Rogue Assassin Akali is a mobile AP assassin who dances in and out of danger using her shroud and resets. In ARAM: Mayhem, she becomes a relentless skirmisher who can engage, burst, and disengage on a much shorter cycle. The accelerated pace means her energy restores faster and her ultimate comes up often, letting her look for picks constantly instead of waiting for the perfect all-in. Her signature pattern is simple: hit a champion with her Q, proc the bonus damage with an auto, and use her shroud to dodge returns. In Mayhem, this loop happens faster and with less punishment. You still need to respect hard crowd control, but the mode's speed favors her aggressive style. She excels at weaving through chaotic fights, picking off low-health targets, and slipping away before the enemy can collapse. View champion guide

Katarina T5

Tier

T5

Rank

#167

Win Rate

44.05%

Pick Rate

0.62%

Katarina the Sinister Blade Katarina is a reset-based assassin who turns teamfights into chain reactions. Her entire identity revolves around securing takedinds to refresh her cooldowns and reposition using her Daggers. In ARAM: Mayhem, she becomes a high-octane cleanup machine where the constant fighting gives her far more reset opportunities than Summoner's Rift. She functions as a melee AP carry who wants to dive the backline. Unlike burst mages who dump their kit and retreat, Katarina stays in the fight. One reset leads to another, and a low-health enemy team can vanish in seconds if she finds her rhythm. Her signature pattern is simple but demanding: throw a Dagger, Shunpo to a target or Dagger, trigger the Dagger's spin damage, and channel Death Lotus on clustered enemies. When someone dies, her basic abilities come back up instantly. In Mayhem's chaotic environment, you will often see her teleport three or four times in a single extended skirmish. The key adjustment for this mode is patience. Mayhem accelerates everything, so the temptation to engage immediately is strong. But Katarina still needs to wait for crowd control to be spent and for enemies to drop to kill range. Her damage is terrifying, but she dies fast if she goes in too early. View champion guide

Jinx T1

Tier

T1

Rank

#6

Win Rate

54.66%

Pick Rate

1.18%

Jinx is a backline marksman who turns one good kill into a full team wipe. She pokes and farms safely with rockets, swaps to minigun when a target is locked down, and uses her traps to punish anyone who walks too far forward. Her signature pattern is simple: stay alive, tag a low-health enemy, then use the takedown speed reset to chase the next one. In ARAM: Mayhem, Jinx loves the constant fighting and narrow lane, but she also gets punished harder for poor spacing. More brawls mean more chances to snowball with resets, yet divers and long-range engage can reach her quickly if she stands too close. Play behind your frontline, fire rockets when enemies group up, save traps for incoming threats, and only step forward once the first enemy is already falling. View champion guide

Aphelios T2

Tier

T2

Rank

#39

Win Rate

52.50%

Pick Rate

0.53%

Aphelios is a backline marksman who wins through weapon management, spacing, and clean target selection. He does not play like a simple right-click carry: his strength changes with the two guns he is holding, so good Aphelios players look for fights when their current weapon pair gives them strong poke, burst, sustain, or area damage. In ARAM: Mayhem, he becomes a high-ceiling carry in constant teamfights. The shorter lane and faster skirmishes give him plenty of targets, but they also punish bad positioning hard. Play around your gun cycle, take fights when your weapons match the moment, and use augments to push his damage, safety, or teamfight cleanup. If the enemy has heavy dive, stay patient; Aphelios can carry Mayhem fights, but only if he survives the first engage. View champion guide

Kog'Maw T2

Tier

T2

Rank

#72

Win Rate

51.01%

Pick Rate

0.61%

Kog'Maw is a backline damage dealer who wins by staying alive long enough to melt everything in front of him. He is picked as a scaling marksman or poke carry, depending on build and augments, with a simple job: hit safely, punish enemies who walk too far forward, and turn extended fights into a damage check they cannot pass. His signature pattern is spacing around his empowered attacks and long-range artillery. In ARAM: Mayhem, fights start faster and threats reach him more often, so Kog'Maw needs protection, clean positioning, and smart augment choices more than ever. If your team can buy him a few seconds, he becomes a brutal front-to-back carry; if he gets rushed without peel, he can disappear before his damage matters. View champion guide

Jhin T4

Tier

T4

Rank

#124

Win Rate

47.86%

Pick Rate

1.21%

Jhin the Virtuoso Jhin is a slow, methodical marksman who turns every fourth shot into a critical strike. He does not attack fast. He attacks once, reloads, and makes that shot count. In ARAM: Mayhem, that rhythm stays the same, but the damage numbers and ability haste make him far more dangerous. You are not kiting constantly. You are setting up kills with W, trapping the lane with E, and finishing low-health enemies from across the map with your ultimate. His role is artillery and execution. You stay at the edge of fights, root targets for your team, and use R to snipe anyone who tries to escape. The Mayhem environment favors his long-range tools. Abilities come up faster, so your root and trap uptime improves significantly. You still reload after four shots, but the downtime matters less when your W and E are ready again. What changes here is how often you can influence the fight without auto-attacking. In normal ARAM, Jhin struggles when teams dive him or when he cannot set up traps in advance. Mayhem's pacing lets you throw traps mid-fight more often and root fleeing enemies before they reach cover. You still need protection from assassins and divers, but your ability to punish mistakes from range goes up. Play for the fourth shot, land your W on rooted or slowed targets, and save R for the moment enemies drop below half health. View champion guide

Kai'Sa T4

Tier

T4

Rank

#137

Win Rate

47.78%

Pick Rate

1.15%

Kai'Sa Daughter of the Void Kai'Sa is a hybrid marksman who evolves her abilities based on the stats she builds. In ARAM: Mayhem, she becomes a high-octane carry who hits her evolution breakpoints much faster than on Summoner's Rift. You are looking to stack attack speed and ability power quickly, unlock your evolved abilities, and turn into a late-game raid boss who can dive the backline or melt frontline tanks. Her signature pattern revolves around isolation damage and her ultimate engage. She wants to catch enemies alone for massive bonus damage, then use Killer Instinct to reposition and shield herself. In Mayhem's chaotic environment, she excels at cleaning up scattered fights after the initial burst goes out. What changes in Mayhem is the pace of her power curve. The accelerated gold and experience mean you will often have two or even three evolved abilities by the time teams start grouping hard. This lets her play more aggressively around Snowball and engage angles that would be too risky in standard ARAM. She transitions from a poke-heavy early game into a versatile damage dealer who can adapt her build to whatever the enemy team throws at her. View champion guide

Orianna T3

Tier

T3

Rank

#80

Win Rate

50.28%

Pick Rate

0.51%

Orianna is a control mage who fights through the Ball, shaping space instead of simply throwing spells forward. Her job is to shield or attach to an ally, punish enemies who walk into the Ball’s zone, and turn grouped fights with a well-timed combo. In ARAM: Mayhem, fights break out faster and teams collide more often, so Orianna gets more chances to find multi-target impact. She is strongest when she plays behind a durable engager or fast diver, moves the Ball onto them before the fight starts, and waits for enemies to stack too closely. If she throws the Ball too early or stands too far forward, mobile champions can punish her before her setup matters. Pick Orianna when your team wants steady poke, shielding, wave control, and a big teamfight follow-up. Play patiently, track where the Ball is, and make enemies choose between backing away from its threat or eating the fight-changing pull. View champion guide

Veigar T3

Tier

T3

Rank

#81

Win Rate

50.14%

Pick Rate

0.98%

Veigar is a scaling burst mage who controls space with his cage and deletes targets once they are forced to stand still. His usual pattern is simple: punish clumped enemies, trap priority targets, then stack damage through repeated spell hits and takedown pressure.In ARAM: Mayhem, Veigar gets more chances to fight than on a normal map, but he also has less room to hide. Play him as a backline control mage: hold your stun for engages or escapes, farm stacks safely when the wave is contested, and use the chaos of Mayhem to land huge area damage on enemies who overcommit. View champion guide

Taliyah T4

Tier

T4

Rank

#111

Win Rate

47.92%

Pick Rate

0.37%

Taliyah the Stoneweaver Taliyah is a control mage who shapes the battlefield with terrain manipulation and sustained area damage. She excels at zoning enemies, disrupting movement, and locking down targets with her crowd control chain. In ARAM: Mayhem, her ability to create walls and control narrow corridors becomes even more valuable on the single-lane map. Her signature pattern revolves around Threaded Volley on worked ground, where she fires fast projectiles that chunk health over time. She sets up kills with Seismic Shove to knock enemies into her team, then follows with Unraveled Earth to catch anyone trying to escape. Her ultimate, Rock Surfing, lets her roam quickly or cut off retreat paths—a powerful tool in the constant fighting of Mayhem. In this mode, Taliyah shifts from a roaming mid-laner into a dedicated zone controller. The reduced cooldowns and accelerated gold income let her spam abilities more freely, and the confined space means her walls and knockups are harder to avoid. She thrives when she can poke from a distance and punish overextensions with her burst combo. View champion guide

Azir T4

Tier

T4

Rank

#144

Win Rate

47.58%

Pick Rate

0.41%

Azir is a control mage who turns the battlefield into his personal kingdom. He fights from behind a wall of sand soldiers, zoning enemies with sustained damage and territorial control rather than burst. His identity revolves around positioning: he wants enemies to fight where he decides. In ARAM: Mayhem, Azir thrives because the single-lane format forces constant fights. He can set up his soldier zones once and force the enemy team to either engage through them or concede ground. The mode's accelerated pace and frequent gold income let him reach his late-game power spike faster than on Summoner's Rift, where he often struggles through a weak early game. His signature pattern is simple: place soldiers, auto-attack from behind them, and shuffle enemies with his ultimate when they overextend. In Mayhem, the faster ability rotations and enhanced resources mean he keeps soldiers up more consistently and pokes harder. He becomes a sustained damage turret that's hard to approach without eating constant sand-spear shots. View champion guide

Anivia T4

Tier

T4

Rank

#147

Win Rate

47.07%

Pick Rate

0.51%

Anivia is a control mage who defines teamfights through zone control, terrain manipulation, and sustained damage. She acts as a defensive anchor, turning narrow ARAM bridges into death traps with her crowd control and area denial. Her signature pattern revolves around Glacial Storm (R). She creates a large damaging zone that slows enemies and amplifies her other abilities. In standard modes, she struggles with mana costs and early game fragility. ARAM: Mayhem removes most of those weaknesses. Accelerated gold and experience let her reach her power spike faster, while constant fighting plays directly into her teamfight-focused kit. The Mayhem environment shifts her role slightly. She becomes a sustained damage dealer who can fish for picks more aggressively. The reduced penalty for dying means she can use her passive, Rebirth, as a strategic tool rather than a desperate last resort. She still plays as a backline controller, but she can take risks that would be suicidal on Summoner's Rift. View champion guide