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26.9Core items
#1 
Iceborn Gauntlet Iceborn Gauntlet 
Mercury's Treads Mercury's Treads 
Sundered Sky Sundered Sky
Iceborn Gauntlet Iceborn Gauntlet - Total Price
- 2,900
- Price
- 800
+300 Health +50 Armor +15 Ability Haste Spellblade: After using an Ability, your next Attack deals bonus physical damage On-Hit and creates a frost field for 2s that Slows.
Mercury's Treads Mercury's Treads - Total Price
- 1,250
- Price
- 550
+20 Magic Resist +45 Move Speed 30% Tenacity
Sundered Sky Sundered Sky - Total Price
- 3,100
- Price
- 500
+45 Attack Damage +400 Health +10 Ability Haste Lightshield Strike Your first Attack against a champion Critically Strikes and restores Health.
Win Rate56.35%
Pick Rate11.59%
#2 Iceborn Gauntlet Iceborn Gauntlet Mercury's Treads Mercury's Treads 
Spirit Visage Spirit Visage
Iceborn Gauntlet Iceborn Gauntlet - Total Price
- 2,900
- Price
- 800
+300 Health +50 Armor +15 Ability Haste Spellblade: After using an Ability, your next Attack deals bonus physical damage On-Hit and creates a frost field for 2s that Slows.
Mercury's Treads Mercury's Treads - Total Price
- 1,250
- Price
- 550
+20 Magic Resist +45 Move Speed 30% Tenacity
Spirit Visage Spirit Visage - Total Price
- 2,700
- Price
- 650
+400 Health +50 Magic Resist +10 Ability Haste 100% Base Health Regen Boundless Vitality Heals and Shields on you are increased by 25%.
Win Rate60.58%
Pick Rate8.77%
#3 Iceborn Gauntlet Iceborn Gauntlet 
Plated Steelcaps Plated Steelcaps Sundered Sky Sundered Sky
Iceborn Gauntlet Iceborn Gauntlet - Total Price
- 2,900
- Price
- 800
+300 Health +50 Armor +15 Ability Haste Spellblade: After using an Ability, your next Attack deals bonus physical damage On-Hit and creates a frost field for 2s that Slows.
Plated Steelcaps Plated Steelcaps - Total Price
- 1,200
- Price
- 600
+25 Armor +45 Move Speed Plating: Reduces incoming damage from Attacks by 10%.
Sundered Sky Sundered Sky - Total Price
- 3,100
- Price
- 500
+45 Attack Damage +400 Health +10 Ability Haste Lightshield Strike Your first Attack against a champion Critically Strikes and restores Health.
Win Rate51.70%
Pick Rate6.21%
Situational itemstop 12
Sundered Sky Sundered Sky - Total Price
- 3,100
- Price
- 500
+45 Attack Damage +400 Health +10 Ability Haste Lightshield Strike Your first Attack against a champion Critically Strikes and restores Health.
56.74% Iceborn Gauntlet Iceborn Gauntlet - Total Price
- 2,900
- Price
- 800
+300 Health +50 Armor +15 Ability Haste Spellblade: After using an Ability, your next Attack deals bonus physical damage On-Hit and creates a frost field for 2s that Slows.
55.84% Spirit Visage Spirit Visage - Total Price
- 2,700
- Price
- 650
+400 Health +50 Magic Resist +10 Ability Haste 100% Base Health Regen Boundless Vitality Heals and Shields on you are increased by 25%.
57.72% Mercury's Treads Mercury's Treads - Total Price
- 1,250
- Price
- 550
+20 Magic Resist +45 Move Speed 30% Tenacity
57.81%
Thornmail Thornmail - Total Price
- 2,450
- Price
- 450
+150 Health +75 Armor Thorns When struck by an Attack, deal magic damage to the attacker and apply 40% Wounds for 3 seconds if they are a champion.
53.86%
Frozen Heart Frozen Heart - Total Price
- 2,500
- Price
- 600
+75 Armor +400 Mana +20 Ability Haste Winter's Caress Reduce the Attack Speed of nearby champions by 20%.
55.54% Plated Steelcaps Plated Steelcaps - Total Price
- 1,200
- Price
- 600
+25 Armor +45 Move Speed Plating: Reduces incoming damage from Attacks by 10%.
52.83%
Trinity Force Trinity Force - Total Price
- 3,333
- Price
- 133
+36 Attack Damage +30% Attack Speed +333 Health +15 Ability Haste Spellblade: After using an Ability, your next Attack deals bonus physical damage On-Hit. Quicken Attacking grants 20 Move Speed for 2 seconds.
57.68%
Heartsteel Heartsteel - Total Price
- 3,000
- Price
- 400
+900 Health 100% Base Health Regen Colossal Consumption (0s) per target If an enemy champion is nearby for a few seconds, your next Attack against them deals 70 plus 6% of your max Health as bonus physical damage and grants 8% of the damage as max Health. Goliath For each 1000 max Health, gain 3% increased size, up to 30%.
55.56%
Force of Nature Force of Nature - Total Price
- 2,800
- Price
- 750
+400 Health +55 Magic Resist +4% Move Speed Steadfast: Gain 70 Magic Resist and 6% bonus Move Speed after taking magic damage from Champions 8 times.
61.16%
Jak'Sho, The Protean Jak'Sho, The Protean - Total Price
- 3,200
- Price
- 650
+350 Health +45 Armor +45 Magic Resist Voidborn Resilience After 5 seconds of champion combat, increase your bonus Armor and Magic Resist by 30% until end of combat.
63.48%
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.
54.81%Starting items
Ruby Crystal Ruby Crystal - Total Price
- 400
- Price
- 400
+150 Health
53.62% Ruby Crystal Ruby Crystal - Total Price
- 400
- Price
- 400
+150 Health
62.67%
Health Potion Health Potion - Total Price
- 50
- Price
- 50
Consume Restores +120 Health over 15 seconds.
62.67%
Refillable Potion Refillable Potion - Total Price
- 150
- Price
- 150
Active (2 charges) Restores +100 Health over 12 seconds. Refills upon visiting the shop.
53.39%Core items
#1 
Blackfire Torch Blackfire Torch 
Sorcerer's Shoes Sorcerer's Shoes 
Liandry's Torment Liandry's Torment
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.
Sorcerer's Shoes Sorcerer's Shoes - Total Price
- 1,100
- Price
- 800
+12 Magic Penetration +45 Move Speed
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%.
Win Rate45.45%
Pick Rate15.08%
#2 Blackfire Torch Blackfire Torch Ionian Boots of Lucidity Ionian Boots of Lucidity Liandry's Torment Liandry's Torment
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.
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.
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%.
Win Rate39.20%
Pick Rate7.97%
#3 Blackfire Torch Blackfire Torch Liandry's Torment Liandry's Torment Sorcerer's Shoes Sorcerer's Shoes
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.
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%.
Sorcerer's Shoes Sorcerer's Shoes - Total Price
- 1,100
- Price
- 800
+12 Magic Penetration +45 Move Speed
Win Rate45.75%
Pick Rate7.87%
Situational itemstop 12
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%.
46.60% 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.
45.78%
Rylai's Crystal Scepter Rylai's Crystal Scepter - Total Price
- 2,600
- Price
- 450
+65 Ability Power +400 Health Rimefrost: Damaging Abilities Slow enemies by 30% for 1 second.
45.71% Sorcerer's Shoes Sorcerer's Shoes - Total Price
- 1,100
- Price
- 800
+12 Magic Penetration +45 Move Speed
45.14%
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.
45.13% 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.
45.04%
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.
41.19%
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%.
43.92%
Morellonomicon Morellonomicon - Total Price
- 2,850
- Price
- 400
+75 Ability Power +350 Health +15 Ability Haste Grievous Wounds: Dealing magic damage to champions applies 40% Wounds for 3 seconds.
46.31% Spirit Visage Spirit Visage - Total Price
- 2,700
- Price
- 650
+400 Health +50 Magic Resist +10 Ability Haste 100% Base Health Regen Boundless Vitality Heals and Shields on you are increased by 25%.
50.31% Mercury's Treads Mercury's Treads - Total Price
- 1,250
- Price
- 550
+20 Magic Resist +45 Move Speed 30% Tenacity
50.39%
Void Staff Void Staff - Total Price
- 3,000
- Price
- 1,050
+95 Ability Power +40% Magic Penetration
42.02%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.
47.16%
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.
47.16% 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.
43.99%
Haunting Guise Haunting Guise - Total Price
- 1,300
- Price
- 500
+30 Ability Power +200 Health Madness For each second in combat with enemy champions, deal 2% bonus damage, up to 6%.
50.46%Core items
#1 Trinity Force Trinity Force Mercury's Treads Mercury's Treads Spirit Visage Spirit Visage
Trinity Force Trinity Force - Total Price
- 3,333
- Price
- 133
+36 Attack Damage +30% Attack Speed +333 Health +15 Ability Haste Spellblade: After using an Ability, your next Attack deals bonus physical damage On-Hit. Quicken Attacking grants 20 Move Speed for 2 seconds.
Mercury's Treads Mercury's Treads - Total Price
- 1,250
- Price
- 550
+20 Magic Resist +45 Move Speed 30% Tenacity
Spirit Visage Spirit Visage - Total Price
- 2,700
- Price
- 650
+400 Health +50 Magic Resist +10 Ability Haste 100% Base Health Regen Boundless Vitality Heals and Shields on you are increased by 25%.
Win Rate56.72%
Pick Rate13.78%
#2 Trinity Force Trinity Force Mercury's Treads Mercury's Treads Frozen Heart Frozen Heart
Trinity Force Trinity Force - Total Price
- 3,333
- Price
- 133
+36 Attack Damage +30% Attack Speed +333 Health +15 Ability Haste Spellblade: After using an Ability, your next Attack deals bonus physical damage On-Hit. Quicken Attacking grants 20 Move Speed for 2 seconds.
Mercury's Treads Mercury's Treads - Total Price
- 1,250
- Price
- 550
+20 Magic Resist +45 Move Speed 30% Tenacity
Frozen Heart Frozen Heart - Total Price
- 2,500
- Price
- 600
+75 Armor +400 Mana +20 Ability Haste Winter's Caress Reduce the Attack Speed of nearby champions by 20%.
Win Rate55.34%
Pick Rate8.97%
#3 Iceborn Gauntlet Iceborn Gauntlet Mercury's Treads Mercury's Treads Spirit Visage Spirit Visage
Iceborn Gauntlet Iceborn Gauntlet - Total Price
- 2,900
- Price
- 800
+300 Health +50 Armor +15 Ability Haste Spellblade: After using an Ability, your next Attack deals bonus physical damage On-Hit and creates a frost field for 2s that Slows.
Mercury's Treads Mercury's Treads - Total Price
- 1,250
- Price
- 550
+20 Magic Resist +45 Move Speed 30% Tenacity
Spirit Visage Spirit Visage - Total Price
- 2,700
- Price
- 650
+400 Health +50 Magic Resist +10 Ability Haste 100% Base Health Regen Boundless Vitality Heals and Shields on you are increased by 25%.
Win Rate55.41%
Pick Rate8.15%
Situational itemstop 12
Spirit Visage Spirit Visage - Total Price
- 2,700
- Price
- 650
+400 Health +50 Magic Resist +10 Ability Haste 100% Base Health Regen Boundless Vitality Heals and Shields on you are increased by 25%.
54.99% Mercury's Treads Mercury's Treads - Total Price
- 1,250
- Price
- 550
+20 Magic Resist +45 Move Speed 30% Tenacity
55.11% Frozen Heart Frozen Heart - Total Price
- 2,500
- Price
- 600
+75 Armor +400 Mana +20 Ability Haste Winter's Caress Reduce the Attack Speed of nearby champions by 20%.
55.59% Thornmail Thornmail - Total Price
- 2,450
- Price
- 450
+150 Health +75 Armor Thorns When struck by an Attack, deal magic damage to the attacker and apply 40% Wounds for 3 seconds if they are a champion.
52.93% Trinity Force Trinity Force - Total Price
- 3,333
- Price
- 133
+36 Attack Damage +30% Attack Speed +333 Health +15 Ability Haste Spellblade: After using an Ability, your next Attack deals bonus physical damage On-Hit. Quicken Attacking grants 20 Move Speed for 2 seconds.
54.95% Iceborn Gauntlet Iceborn Gauntlet - Total Price
- 2,900
- Price
- 800
+300 Health +50 Armor +15 Ability Haste Spellblade: After using an Ability, your next Attack deals bonus physical damage On-Hit and creates a frost field for 2s that Slows.
55.18% Force of Nature Force of Nature - Total Price
- 2,800
- Price
- 750
+400 Health +55 Magic Resist +4% Move Speed Steadfast: Gain 70 Magic Resist and 6% bonus Move Speed after taking magic damage from Champions 8 times.
57.45% Heartsteel Heartsteel - Total Price
- 3,000
- Price
- 400
+900 Health 100% Base Health Regen Colossal Consumption (0s) per target If an enemy champion is nearby for a few seconds, your next Attack against them deals 70 plus 6% of your max Health as bonus physical damage and grants 8% of the damage as max Health. Goliath For each 1000 max Health, gain 3% increased size, up to 30%.
52.66% Plated Steelcaps Plated Steelcaps - Total Price
- 1,200
- Price
- 600
+25 Armor +45 Move Speed Plating: Reduces incoming damage from Attacks by 10%.
53.97% Jak'Sho, The Protean Jak'Sho, The Protean - Total Price
- 3,200
- Price
- 650
+350 Health +45 Armor +45 Magic Resist Voidborn Resilience After 5 seconds of champion combat, increase your bonus Armor and Magic Resist by 30% until end of combat.
56.85%
Randuin's Omen Randuin's Omen - Total Price
- 2,700
- Price
- 800
+350 Health +75 Armor Resilience Receive 30% less damage from Critical Strikes. Humility Slow nearby enemies by 70% for 2 seconds.
56.46%
Warmog's Armor Warmog's Armor - Total Price
- 3,100
- Price
- 500
+1000 Health 100% Base Health Regen Warmog's Heart If you have 2000 bonus Health and have not taken damage within 8 seconds, restore Health per second. Warmog's Vitality Gain bonus Health equal to 12% of your Item Health (0).
53.82%Starting items
Ruby Crystal Ruby Crystal - Total Price
- 400
- Price
- 400
+150 Health
57.64% Ruby Crystal Ruby Crystal - Total Price
- 400
- Price
- 400
+150 Health
55.56% Health Potion Health Potion - Total Price
- 50
- Price
- 50
Consume Restores +120 Health over 15 seconds.
55.56% Refillable Potion Refillable Potion - Total Price
- 150
- Price
- 150
Active (2 charges) Restores +100 Health over 12 seconds. Refills upon visiting the shop.
57.24%Core items
#1 Trinity Force Trinity Force Mercury's Treads Mercury's Treads Sundered Sky Sundered Sky
Trinity Force Trinity Force - Total Price
- 3,333
- Price
- 133
+36 Attack Damage +30% Attack Speed +333 Health +15 Ability Haste Spellblade: After using an Ability, your next Attack deals bonus physical damage On-Hit. Quicken Attacking grants 20 Move Speed for 2 seconds.
Mercury's Treads Mercury's Treads - Total Price
- 1,250
- Price
- 550
+20 Magic Resist +45 Move Speed 30% Tenacity
Sundered Sky Sundered Sky - Total Price
- 3,100
- Price
- 500
+45 Attack Damage +400 Health +10 Ability Haste Lightshield Strike Your first Attack against a champion Critically Strikes and restores Health.
Win Rate57.58%
Pick Rate16.85%
#2 Trinity Force Trinity Force Mercury's Treads Mercury's Treads Spirit Visage Spirit Visage
Trinity Force Trinity Force - Total Price
- 3,333
- Price
- 133
+36 Attack Damage +30% Attack Speed +333 Health +15 Ability Haste Spellblade: After using an Ability, your next Attack deals bonus physical damage On-Hit. Quicken Attacking grants 20 Move Speed for 2 seconds.
Mercury's Treads Mercury's Treads - Total Price
- 1,250
- Price
- 550
+20 Magic Resist +45 Move Speed 30% Tenacity
Spirit Visage Spirit Visage - Total Price
- 2,700
- Price
- 650
+400 Health +50 Magic Resist +10 Ability Haste 100% Base Health Regen Boundless Vitality Heals and Shields on you are increased by 25%.
Win Rate60.23%
Pick Rate8.73%
#3 Trinity Force Trinity Force Plated Steelcaps Plated Steelcaps Sundered Sky Sundered Sky
Trinity Force Trinity Force - Total Price
- 3,333
- Price
- 133
+36 Attack Damage +30% Attack Speed +333 Health +15 Ability Haste Spellblade: After using an Ability, your next Attack deals bonus physical damage On-Hit. Quicken Attacking grants 20 Move Speed for 2 seconds.
Plated Steelcaps Plated Steelcaps - Total Price
- 1,200
- Price
- 600
+25 Armor +45 Move Speed Plating: Reduces incoming damage from Attacks by 10%.
Sundered Sky Sundered Sky - Total Price
- 3,100
- Price
- 500
+45 Attack Damage +400 Health +10 Ability Haste Lightshield Strike Your first Attack against a champion Critically Strikes and restores Health.
Win Rate53.50%
Pick Rate8.02%
Situational itemstop 12
Trinity Force Trinity Force - Total Price
- 3,333
- Price
- 133
+36 Attack Damage +30% Attack Speed +333 Health +15 Ability Haste Spellblade: After using an Ability, your next Attack deals bonus physical damage On-Hit. Quicken Attacking grants 20 Move Speed for 2 seconds.
56.78% Sundered Sky Sundered Sky - Total Price
- 3,100
- Price
- 500
+45 Attack Damage +400 Health +10 Ability Haste Lightshield Strike Your first Attack against a champion Critically Strikes and restores Health.
56.76% Mercury's Treads Mercury's Treads - Total Price
- 1,250
- Price
- 550
+20 Magic Resist +45 Move Speed 30% Tenacity
56.03% Spirit Visage Spirit Visage - Total Price
- 2,700
- Price
- 650
+400 Health +50 Magic Resist +10 Ability Haste 100% Base Health Regen Boundless Vitality Heals and Shields on you are increased by 25%.
60.18% Frozen Heart Frozen Heart - Total Price
- 2,500
- Price
- 600
+75 Armor +400 Mana +20 Ability Haste Winter's Caress Reduce the Attack Speed of nearby champions by 20%.
62.40% Thornmail Thornmail - Total Price
- 2,450
- Price
- 450
+150 Health +75 Armor Thorns When struck by an Attack, deal magic damage to the attacker and apply 40% Wounds for 3 seconds if they are a champion.
54.58% Plated Steelcaps Plated Steelcaps - Total Price
- 1,200
- Price
- 600
+25 Armor +45 Move Speed Plating: Reduces incoming damage from Attacks by 10%.
56.39% Heartsteel Heartsteel - Total Price
- 3,000
- Price
- 400
+900 Health 100% Base Health Regen Colossal Consumption (0s) per target If an enemy champion is nearby for a few seconds, your next Attack against them deals 70 plus 6% of your max Health as bonus physical damage and grants 8% of the damage as max Health. Goliath For each 1000 max Health, gain 3% increased size, up to 30%.
50.24% 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.
56.93% Force of Nature Force of Nature - Total Price
- 2,800
- Price
- 750
+400 Health +55 Magic Resist +4% Move Speed Steadfast: Gain 70 Magic Resist and 6% bonus Move Speed after taking magic damage from Champions 8 times.
59.28%
Sterak's Gage Sterak's Gage - Total Price
- 3,200
- Price
- 775
+400 Health 20% Tenacity The Claws that Catch Gain bonus Attack Damage. Lifeline Taking damage that would reduce your Health below 30% grants a decaying Shield for 4.5 seconds.
51.47%
Death's Dance Death's Dance - Total Price
- 3,300
- Price
- 275
+60 Attack Damage +50 Armor +15 Ability Haste Ignore Pain A percentage of damage taken is dealt to you over 3 seconds instead. Defy When a champion that you damaged within 3 seconds dies, cleanse Ignore Pain's remaining damage and restore Health over 2 seconds.
48.70%Starting items
Ruby Crystal Ruby Crystal - Total Price
- 400
- Price
- 400
+150 Health
55.46% Ruby Crystal Ruby Crystal - Total Price
- 400
- Price
- 400
+150 Health
61.75% Health Potion Health Potion - Total Price
- 50
- Price
- 50
Consume Restores +120 Health over 15 seconds.
61.75% Refillable Potion Refillable Potion - Total Price
- 150
- Price
- 150
Active (2 charges) Restores +100 Health over 12 seconds. Refills upon visiting the shop.
59.56%Best ARAM Mayhem Augments
Hextech recommendations / Combo value
| Name | Rarity | Tier | Pick Rate | Games | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Final Form Final Form Prismatic
Casting your ultimate ability empowers you for 10 seconds, causing you to gain a shield for 50% of your maximum health , 20% omnivamp , and 30% bonus movement speed for the duration (20 second cooldown). View augment details | Prismatic | T1 | 54.06% | 5.41% | 603 |
 Rabble Rousing Rabble Rousing Gold
Casting an ability heals you for 5 – 60 (based on level) (+ 1% maximum health) . View augment details | Gold | T1 | 53.03% | 5.18% | 577 |
 Transmute: Prismatic Transmute: Prismatic Gold
Gain one random Prismatic augment, excluding the other two offerings in your current assortment. View augment details | Gold | T1 | 52.53% | 6.92% | 771 |
 Recursion Recursion Gold
Grants 60 ability haste . View augment details | Gold | T1 | 51.22% | 4.40% | 490 |
 Heavy Hitter Heavy Hitter Silver
Basic attacks deal bonus physical damage equal to 3. 5 % of your maximum health . View augment details | Silver | T1 | 51.22% | 8.08% | 900 |
 Demon's Dance Demon's Dance Gold
Gain the Fleet Footwork and Grasp of the Undying keystone runes. View augment details | Gold | T1 | 50.71% | 5.72% | 637 |
 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 | T1 | 50.36% | 6.28% | 699 |
 Perseverance Perseverance Gold
Grants 1000% base health regeneration , increased to 2000% while below 25% maximum health . View augment details | Gold | T1 | 49.80% | 6.76% | 753 |
 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 | T1 | 49.31% | 5.19% | 578 |
 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 | T1 | 48.98% | 5.74% | 639 |
 Mystic Punch Mystic Punch Prismatic
Basic attacks on-hit reduce the remaining cooldowns of your abilities by 1. 25 seconds. View augment details | Prismatic | T1 | 48.74% | 4.29% | 478 |
 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 | 48.58% | 8.54% | 951 |
 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 | T1 | 48.52% | 5.16% | 575 |
 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 | T1 | 48.52% | 4.85% | 540 |
 Upgrade Sheen Upgrade Sheen Gold
Upgrades all Spellblade items, empowering the passive effect to deal additional bonus physical damage equal to 4% of the target's maximum health and heal you for 3. 5 % of your maximum health . Additionally, gain 250 . View augment details | Gold | T1 | 48.41% | 6.20% | 690 |
 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 | 48.25% | 5.64% | 628 |
 Infernal Soul Infernal Soul Silver
Grants the Infernal Dragon Soul , or a different Dragon Soul if you aleady have it. View augment details | Silver | T1 | 48.16% | 4.38% | 488 |
 Goliath Goliath Prismatic
Grants 35% bonus health , 15% adaptive force , and 50% increased size. View augment details | Prismatic | T1 | 47.99% | 6.27% | 698 |
 Grandma's Chili Oil Grandma's Chili Oil Gold
Your next basic attack or ability hit, or Burn effect, against an enemy champion inflicts them with a Burn that deals [ 100 – 350 (based on level) magic damage over 3 seconds,] as well as releases a canister of chili from the target that lands to a location near them after 0. 75 seconds (3 second cooldown). Upon landing, the canister shatters to create a pool of Chili Oil at the impact area with a radius of 175 units, lasting for 5 seconds. The pool heals you and allied champions within for 60 – 150 (based on level) upon entering and each second of the pool's lifetime thereafter. While enemies are within the pool, they are dealt 100 magic damage every second. For each unique Burn effect source that you have, up to 10, increase the pool's size by 40 units and its damage per tick by 60 magic damage . The healing per tick is also increased by 50 for each unique Burn effect source that the unit being healed has, up to 10. Healing granted by pools counts as self-healing. View augment details | Gold | T1 | 47.73% | 7.32% | 815 |
 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 | T1 | 47.63% | 11.37% | 1,266 |
 Ice Cold Ice Cold Silver
Your slowing effects reduce the movement speed of targets by an additional 75 . View augment details | Silver | T1 | 47.58% | 6.49% | 723 |
 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 | T1 | 46.55% | 8.97% | 999 |
 Thread the Needle Thread the Needle Gold
Grants 18% armor penetration and magic penetration . View augment details | Gold | T1 | 46.17% | 5.39% | 600 |
 Phenomenal Evil Phenomenal Evil Gold
Gain Veigar's Phenomenal Evil Power . Phenomenal Evil Power: Generate a permanent stack of Phenomenal Evil each time you damage an enemy champion with ability damage . This effect cannot trigger more than once every second globally and once every 3 seconds from the same cast instance . For each stack, gain 1 ability power . If this is not your first augment, start with 40 Phenomenal Evil stacks, granting you 40 ability power . View augment details | Gold | T1 | 46.01% | 8.43% | 939 |
 Bread And Butter Bread And Butter Gold
Your champion's first basic ability (Q) gains 100 ability haste . View augment details | Gold | T1 | 45.84% | 5.72% | 637 |
 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 | T1 | 45.65% | 6.29% | 701 |
 Goredrink Goredrink Silver
Gain 15% omnivamp . View augment details | Silver | T1 | 45.64% | 7.93% | 883 |
 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 | T1 | 45.05% | 4.80% | 535 |
 Celestial Body Celestial Body Gold
Gain 1500 bonus health , but reduce your damage output by 10%. View augment details | Gold | T1 | 44.42% | 4.67% | 520 |
 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 | T1 | 43.99% | 5.00% | 557 |
 Master of Duality Master of Duality Prismatic
Basic attacks on-hit grant 6 – 18 (based on level) ability power and damaging abilities once per cast instance grant 3 – 9 (based on level) bonus attack damage , lasting for 5 seconds, with the duration of both refreshing on subsequent hits, and stacking infinitely. View augment details | Prismatic | T1 | 42.64% | 4.76% | 530 |
 Quest: Icathia's Fall Quest: Icathia's Fall Prismatic
Gain Bami's Cinder . You can now purchase Hollow Radiance and Sunfire Aegis in spite of the item limit imposed by Immolate . Quest: Obtain Hollow Radiance and Sunfire Aegis . Reward: Upon completing your Quest , convert the items you obtained for the quest into Void Immolation . Void Immolation counts as 2 Burn effect sources. View augment details | Prismatic | T2 | 55.97% | 2.41% | 268 |
 Leg Day Leg Day Silver
Gain 50 bonus movement speed and 40% slow resist . View augment details | Silver | T2 | 54.21% | 2.45% | 273 |
 Infinite Recursion Infinite Recursion Prismatic
Gain 60 ability haste , increased by 3 each time you score a champion takedown . View augment details | Prismatic | T2 | 53.82% | 2.24% | 249 |
 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 | T2 | 52.27% | 2.77% | 308 |
 Transmute: Gold Transmute: Gold Silver
Gain one random Gold augment, excluding the other two offerings in your current assortment. View augment details | Silver | T2 | 52.20% | 3.87% | 431 |
 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 | 51.91% | 3.29% | 366 |
 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 | T2 | 51.56% | 2.59% | 289 |
 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 | 51.42% | 2.53% | 282 |
 Upgrade Thornmail Upgrade Thornmail Silver
Upgrades Bramble Vest and Thornmail , empowering Thorns to generate a protective shell around you. The shell is broken by the next enemy champion to use a basic attack on-hit against you, which causes them to take 50 – 250 (based on level) (+ 30% armor) (+ 30% magic resistance) (+ 12% maximum health) magic damage . Shell regenerates after 20 – 5 (based on level) seconds of being out-of-combat with enemy champions. View augment details | Silver | T2 | 51.09% | 2.48% | 276 |
 Witchful Thinking Witchful Thinking Silver
Grants 20 – 80 (based on level) ability power . View augment details | Silver | T2 | 51.00% | 2.69% | 300 |
 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 | T2 | 50.93% | 2.42% | 269 |
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 | 50.93% | 2.42% | 269 |
 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 | T2 | 50.76% | 2.37% | 264 |
 Mind to Matter Mind to Matter Silver
Grants bonus health equal to 50% maximum mana . View augment details | Silver | T2 | 50.75% | 2.41% | 268 |
 It's Critical It's Critical Gold
Grants 50% critical strike chance . View augment details | Gold | T2 | 50.35% | 2.57% | 286 |
 Bread And Cheese Bread And Cheese Gold
Your champion's third basic ability (E) gains 100 ability haste . View augment details | Gold | T2 | 50.32% | 2.80% | 312 |
 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 | T2 | 50.00% | 3.93% | 438 |
 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 | T2 | 50.00% | 2.62% | 292 |
 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 | 50.00% | 2.46% | 274 |
 Transmute: Chaos Transmute: Chaos Prismatic
Gain two completely random augments, excluding the other two offerings in your current assortment. View augment details | Prismatic | T2 | 49.82% | 2.47% | 275 |
 Scopier Weapons Scopier Weapons Gold
Gain ( 200 / 100) bonus attack range. View augment details | Gold | T2 | 49.54% | 2.90% | 323 |
 From Beginning to End From Beginning to End Gold
Gain the Dark Harvest and First Strike keystone runes. View augment details | Gold | T2 | 49.43% | 3.12% | 348 |
 Eureka Eureka Prismatic
Gain ability haste equal to 30% AP . View augment details | Prismatic | T2 | 49.10% | 3.00% | 334 |
 Stats! Stats! Silver
Gain 2 Stat Anvils . View augment details | Silver | T2 | 48.86% | 2.37% | 264 |
 Keystone Conjurer Keystone Conjurer Gold
Gain the Arcane Comet and Summon Aery keystone runes. View augment details | Gold | T2 | 48.62% | 2.60% | 290 |
 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 | T2 | 48.41% | 3.39% | 378 |
 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 | 48.37% | 3.03% | 337 |
 Firefox Firefox Silver
Automatically cast a modified version of Ahri's Fox-Fire , gaining 25% bonus movement speed that decays over 2 seconds and conjuring 3 flames that orbit you clockwise for up to 2. 5 seconds at a radius of 150 units. The flames will fly toward the nearest visible enemy champion within 550 units, dealing 35 – 160 (based on level) (+ 25% bonus AD (+ 25% AP) adaptive damage , reduced to [10. 5 – 48 (based on level) (+ 7. 5 % bonus AD (+ 7. 5 % AP) ] for enemies hit by subsequent flames from the same cast (7 second cooldown). View augment details | Silver | T2 | 48.31% | 2.66% | 296 |
 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 | 48.03% | 2.28% | 254 |
 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 | T2 | 47.47% | 2.84% | 316 |
 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 | T2 | 47.28% | 2.15% | 239 |
 Gash Gash Prismatic
Basic attacks on-hit deal ( 20 – 40 / 10 – 20) (based on level) (+ ( 25% / 20%) bonus armor) bonus true damage . Additionally, gain 50% bonus attack speed . View augment details | Prismatic | T2 | 46.86% | 2.15% | 239 |
 Donation Donation Gold
Gain 1750 upon acquiring this augment. View augment details | Gold | T2 | 46.75% | 2.21% | 246 |
 Void Rift Void Rift Prismatic
Damaging an enemy champion with an ability summons a Void Scar at the location they were damaged for 6 seconds (0. 75 -second cooldown per target). If another Void Scar is summoned within 1250 units, through the same condition, both Void Scars are consumed to create a rift to the void between them that converges over 0. 6 seconds and has a width of 250 units. Enemies within the rift are dealt 100 – 450 (based on level) (+ 5. 5 per 1 Lethality) (+ 5. 5 per 1 flat magic penetration) magic damage and slowed by 99% decaying over 1 second. View augment details | Prismatic | T2 | 46.67% | 2.56% | 285 |
 Marksmage Marksmage Gold
Basic attacks deal bonus physical damage equal to 75% AP . View augment details | Gold | T2 | 44.83% | 2.86% | 319 |
 Slow Cooker Slow Cooker Prismatic
Surrounds you in flames, causing you to apply a Burn every second to enemy champions within 500 units for 3 seconds that deals magic damage equal to [ 0. 6 6 % of your maximum health per second.] This Burn stacks infinitely and refreshes with each application. View augment details | Prismatic | T2 | 43.62% | 2.68% | 298 |
 ADAPt ADAPt Silver
Convert all of your bonus attack damage into ability power at a rate of 1 ability power per 0. 6 bonus attack damage . Additionally, increase your ability power by 15% . View augment details | Silver | T2 | 42.81% | 2.62% | 292 |
 The Brutalizer The Brutalizer Silver
Grants 20 bonus attack damage , 10 ability haste , and 5 lethality . View augment details | Silver | T2 | 39.33% | 2.69% | 300 |
 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 | 57.07% | 1.71% | 191 |
 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 | T3 | 56.77% | 1.39% | 155 |
 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 | T3 | 53.24% | 1.25% | 139 |
 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 | T3 | 51.98% | 2.04% | 227 |
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 | 51.97% | 2.06% | 229 |
 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 | T3 | 51.50% | 1.50% | 167 |
 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 | 51.32% | 1.36% | 152 |
 Scoped Weapons Scoped Weapons Silver
Gain ( 75 / 50) bonus attack range. View augment details | Silver | T3 | 50.79% | 1.71% | 191 |
 Mountain Soul Mountain Soul Silver
Grants the Mountain Dragon Soul , or a different Dragon Soul if you aleady have it. View augment details | Silver | T3 | 50.51% | 1.78% | 198 |
 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 | 50.28% | 1.59% | 177 |
 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 | T3 | 49.55% | 1.99% | 222 |
 Ethereal Weapon Ethereal Weapon Gold
Your abilities apply on-hit effects (1 second cooldown per target). View augment details | Gold | T3 | 49.35% | 1.38% | 154 |
 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 | T3 | 48.68% | 1.70% | 189 |
 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 | T3 | 48.54% | 1.54% | 171 |
 Hat on a Hat Hat on a Hat Silver
Gain 15 ability power and 8 bonus magic resistance for each headwear item or hat you have in your inventory, reduced to 8 ability power and 4 bonus magic resistance for hats obtained from Cappa Juice and Stat Bonus . Eligible Items: Abyssal Mask , Bloodletter's Curse , Cosmic Drive , Diadem of Songs , Edge of Night , Experimental Hexplate , Fimbulwinter , Haunting Guise , Hollow Radiance , Hubris , Jak'Sho, The Protean , Knight's Vow , Liandry's Torment , Rabadon's Deathcap , Riftmaker , Shurelya's Battlesong , Spectre's Cowl , Whispering Circlet , Wooglet's Witchcap View augment details | Silver | T3 | 48.41% | 1.41% | 157 |
 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 | T3 | 48.03% | 2.06% | 229 |
 Ultimate Unstoppable Ultimate Unstoppable Silver
Casting your ultimate ability grants you crowd control immunity for 3 seconds (8 second cooldown). View augment details | Silver | T3 | 47.54% | 1.64% | 183 |
 Blunt Force Blunt Force Silver
Increases attack damage by 20% . View augment details | Silver | T3 | 47.45% | 1.23% | 137 |
 Upgrade Immolate Upgrade Immolate Silver
Upgrades Bami's Cinder , Hollow Radiance , Sunfire Aegis , and Void Immolation , empowering Immolate to additionally grant you 12 per tick for each enemy champion afflicted by its effect. Additionally, gain 250 . View augment details | Silver | T3 | 46.85% | 1.99% | 222 |
 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 | T3 | 46.38% | 1.24% | 138 |
 With Haste With Haste Gold
Grants bonus movement speed equal to 70% ability haste . View augment details | Gold | T3 | 45.95% | 1.33% | 148 |
 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 | T3 | 45.60% | 1.63% | 182 |
 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 | 45.50% | 1.99% | 222 |
 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 | T3 | 45.36% | 1.64% | 183 |
 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 | 45.24% | 1.51% | 168 |
 Apex Inventor Apex Inventor Gold
Grants 100 item haste , which is equivalent to 50% cooldown reduction for items. View augment details | Gold | T3 | 45.09% | 1.55% | 173 |
 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 | T3 | 44.00% | 1.80% | 200 |
 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 | 43.66% | 1.27% | 142 |
 Ominous Pact Ominous Pact Prismatic
Your abilities now have a health cost of 5% current health to cast them. In return, you gain ability power based on your missing health , up to 75 – 150 (based on level) at 70% missing health , 0% – 50% (based on missing health) bonus movement speed , and 0% – 20% (based on missing health) omnivamp . View augment details | Prismatic | T3 | 43.53% | 1.53% | 170 |
 Prom Queen Prom Queen Prismatic
Automatically cast a modified version of Rakan's The Quickness , empowering you to break into a captivating sprint for 6 seconds. While empowered, you gain ghosting and 50% bonus movement speed , and enemies you collide with are knocked down and become charmed for 1. 5 seconds (25 second cooldown). A sparkly tiara will descend upon you 2. 5 seconds before the effect activates. View augment details | Prismatic | T4 | 57.29% | 0.86% | 96 |
 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 | T4 | 56.45% | 1.11% | 124 |
 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 | T4 | 56.25% | 0.86% | 96 |
 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 | 55.21% | 0.86% | 96 |
 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 | T4 | 54.55% | 1.19% | 132 |
 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 | 52.75% | 0.82% | 91 |
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 | T4 | 52.00% | 1.12% | 125 |
 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 | T4 | 51.32% | 0.68% | 76 |
 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 | T4 | 50.60% | 0.75% | 83 |
 Zealot Zealot Silver
Gain 35% (+ 5% per 100 AP) bonus attack speed and 25% (+ 5% per 100 AP) critical strike chance . View augment details | Silver | T4 | 50.46% | 0.98% | 109 |
 Kill Secured Kill Secured Silver
Gain 60% bonus movement speed towards enemy champions below 40% of their maximum health . View augment details | Silver | T4 | 50.00% | 1.04% | 116 |
 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 | T4 | 50.00% | 0.72% | 80 |
 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 | 50.00% | 0.68% | 76 |
Hextech Soul Hextech Soul Silver
Grants the Hextech Dragon Soul , or a different Dragon Soul if you aleady have it. View augment details | Silver | T4 | 49.02% | 0.92% | 102 |
 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 | 48.31% | 0.80% | 89 |
 Bread And Jam Bread And Jam Gold
Your champion's second basic ability (W) gains 100 ability haste . View augment details | Gold | T4 | 48.11% | 0.95% | 106 |
 Symphony of War Symphony of War Prismatic
Gain the Conqueror and Lethal Tempo keystone runes. View augment details | Prismatic | T4 | 48.06% | 1.16% | 129 |
 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 | T4 | 47.89% | 0.64% | 71 |
 Deft Deft Silver
Grants 60% bonus attack speed . View augment details | Silver | T4 | 47.22% | 0.65% | 72 |
 Scopiest Weapons Scopiest Weapons Prismatic
Gain ( 250 / 150) bonus attack range. View augment details | Prismatic | T4 | 46.61% | 1.06% | 118 |
 Omni Soul Omni Soul Prismatic
Grants 3 random Dragon Souls . View augment details | Prismatic | T4 | 45.65% | 0.83% | 92 |
 Quest: Wooglet's Witchcap Quest: Wooglet's Witchcap Prismatic
Gain a Needlessly Large Rod . Quest: Obtain Rabadon's Deathcap and Zhonya's Hourglass . Reward: Upon completing your Quest , convert the items you obtained for the quest into Wooglet's Witchcap . View augment details | Prismatic | T4 | 43.75% | 1.01% | 112 |
 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 | T4 | 43.51% | 1.18% | 131 |
 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 | 43.18% | 1.19% | 132 |
 Big Brain Big Brain Gold
Gain a shield that absorbs damage equal to 300% AP and lasts until destroyed. Shield is replenished upon respawn. View augment details | Gold | T4 | 43.00% | 0.90% | 100 |
 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 | T4 | 42.99% | 0.96% | 107 |
 Homeguard Homeguard Silver
Gain 100% bonus movement speed . This bonus is lost for 6 seconds after taking damage from champions. View augment details | Silver | T4 | 42.71% | 0.86% | 96 |
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 | 42.31% | 0.70% | 78 |
 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 | T4 | 42.17% | 0.75% | 83 |
 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 | 41.82% | 0.99% | 110 |
 Laser Heal Laser Heal Prismatic
Replace a summoner spell with Laser Heal . Laser Heal: Channel for up to 2. 5 seconds to project an energy beam in the target direction, during which you can steer the beam in the direction of the cursor. The beam heals you and allies within for 200 – 550 (based on level) (+ 70% AP) (+ 50% bonus health) and deals 100 – 350 (based on level) (+ 50% AP) magic damage to enemies within, both over the duration. Enemies hit are also slowed by 20%. Laser Heal can be recast during the channel to end it early. Healing granted by the laser counts as self-healing. View augment details | Prismatic | T4 | 41.77% | 0.71% | 79 |
 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 | T4 | 40.38% | 0.93% | 104 |
 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 | T4 | 40.23% | 0.78% | 87 |
 Protein Shake Protein Shake Prismatic
Gain 25% (+ 35% per 100 bonus armor) (+ 35% per 100 bonus magic resistance) heal and shield power . View augment details | Prismatic | T4 | 37.70% | 1.10% | 122 |
 Blade Waltz Blade Waltz Prismatic
Replace a summoner spell with Blade Waltz . Blade Waltz: Blink to the target enemy champion. After 0. 25 seconds, you then blink to the nearest other enemy champion every 0. 25 seconds over the next 1. 75 seconds, blinking up to 7 additional times. Each time you blink to a target, deal 30 – 150 (based on level) (+ 10% bonus AD) (+ 6% AP) physical damage to them and apply on-hit effects at 50% effectiveness, up to a total of 240 – 1200 (based on level) (+ 80% bonus AD) (+ 48% AP) . While Blade Waltz is active, you are untargetable and unable to act . This effect will end prematurely if there are no longer any nearby valid targets to blink to. A target can be blinked to more than once if there are no other valid targets in range. View augment details | Prismatic | T4 | 34.02% | 0.87% | 97 |
 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 | T5 | 51.72% | 0.52% | 58 |
 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 | T5 | 49.12% | 0.51% | 57 |
 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 | 48.33% | 0.54% | 60 |
 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 | T5 | 46.55% | 0.52% | 58 |
 Stuck in Here With Me Stuck in Here With Me Prismatic
Casting your ultimate ability grants you an aura for 2 seconds, growing in size over the duration to up to 500 units. After the duration, you taunt all enemies within the aura for 2 seconds and gain 50% damage reduction for the same duration (30 second cooldown). Additionally, gain 30 ultimate haste. Aura is activated once the ultimate's effect starts or has elapsed. View augment details | Prismatic | T5 | 44.64% | 0.50% | 56 |
 Crit Ncast Crit Ncast Silver
获得?技能急速(40%%i:scaleCrit%)。 View augment details | Silver | T5 | 44.64% | 0.50% | 56 |
 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 | T5 | 43.86% | 0.51% | 57 |
 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 | T5 | 40.74% | 0.48% | 54 |
 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 | T5 | 39.39% | 0.59% | 66 |
 Upgrade Zhonya Upgrade Zhonya Silver
【中娅沙漏】的冷却时间降低至45秒。你现在可以在【中娅沙漏】、【探索者的护臂】或【沃格勒特的巫师帽】凝滞状态持续期间移动。 View augment details | Silver | T5 | 33.33% | 0.48% | 54 |
Nasus Skill Combos
Extracted from the skill order guide
R›E›Q›W
R > E > Q > W (Specific Augment Triggers)
E›E›Q
Max Siphoning Strike first in almost every game.
Nasus Counters
Counters and threats extracted from the matchup guide
Counters
Counters
5Nasus counters these champions in ARAM: Mayhem.
Yuumi Yuumi T3 - Tier
- T3
- Rank
- #104
- Win Rate
- 49.32%
- Pick Rate
- 0.48%
Yuumi is an attach support who turns one strong teammate into a much harder target to kill. Her job is to stay linked to the right carry, add steady protection and poke, then swap hosts when the fight moves or the first partner is no longer safe. Her signature pattern is simple: attach, help your host trade, and only detach when there is a clear reason to reposition or follow a better engage. In ARAM: Mayhem, fights are faster and messier, so Yuumi rewards calm target selection more than fancy mechanics. Pick the teammate who can actually use your help, ride their aggression, and avoid getting stranded when the brawl breaks apart. View champion guide
Kog'Maw 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
Varus Varus T5 - Tier
- T5
- Rank
- #155
- Win Rate
- 46.18%
- Pick Rate
- 1.04%
Varus the Arrow of Retribution Varus is a long-range poke marksman who dominates lanes by wearing down enemies before they can close the distance. He fills the artillery carry role, relying on charged shots and crowd control to dictate the flow of fights from safety. His signature pattern revolves around charging Piercing Arrow (Q) to snipe low-health targets or harass opponents under their tower. He stacks blight on enemies with basic attacks, then detonates those stacks with abilities for burst damage. This creates a rhythm: auto-attack, ability, auto-attack, ability. In ARAM: Mayhem, Varus becomes significantly more oppressive. The mode's accelerated pace and increased mana regeneration let him fire fully charged arrows almost on cooldown. His ultimate, Chain of Corruption, spreads faster in constant team fights, often triggering multiple chains in a single engagement. He transitions from a careful poker into a relentless siege engine that forces enemies to dodge or die. View champion guide
Vel'Koz 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
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
Countered By
5Nasus is countered by these champions in ARAM: Mayhem.
Vayne Vayne T1 - Tier
- T1
- Rank
- #7
- Win Rate
- 54.56%
- Pick Rate
- 0.94%
Vayne is a short-ranged marksman built for duels, tank killing, and late-fight cleanups. Her pattern is simple to understand but hard to play well: keep moving, land repeated attacks on the same target, use Tumble to dodge or chase, and punish enemies who stand near walls with Condemn. She is not a safe poke champion. She wants space, patience, and a good moment to turn the fight. In ARAM: Mayhem, Vayne is sharper but riskier. The constant brawling gives her plenty of targets to shred, and augments can help cover her usual weaknesses with more damage, mobility, or survival. The problem is that the map is crowded and engage comes fast, so one bad step can get her deleted before she deals damage. Play her like a hunter, not a turret: wait for key crowd control to miss, kite from the edge, then commit when the enemy front line is stuck chasing you. View champion guide
Janna Janna T2 - Tier
- T2
- Rank
- #25
- Win Rate
- 51.90%
- Pick Rate
- 0.45%
Janna is a defensive enchanter who wins fights by denying the enemy’s engage, shielding the right carry, and turning messy brawls into clean retreats or re-engages. Her signature pattern is simple: stay just behind the frontline, interrupt dives with wind control, then use her healing and disengage to reset the fight when opponents overcommit.In ARAM: Mayhem, Janna is less about sitting back forever and more about reacting fast in constant skirmishes. The single-lane pressure gives her plenty of chances to punish predictable dashes, protect low-health allies, and save teammates from bad trades. She is entry-level friendly if you focus on one job first: keep your damage dealers alive, and only step forward when your team can immediately punish. View champion guide
Anivia 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
Trundle Trundle T3 - Tier
- T3
- Rank
- #125
- Win Rate
- 49.03%
- Pick Rate
- 0.31%
Trundle the Troll King Trundle is a tanky fighter who wins fights by stealing stats and controlling space. His entire identity revolves around Chomp for sustained damage and Pillar of Ice for disruption. He excels at shutting down immobile champions and dueling anyone foolish enough to fight him in his domain. In ARAM: Mayhem, Trundle shifts from a niche counter-pick to a consistent lane bully. The single-lane format guarantees he always has targets for Pillar, and the constant fighting lets him keep his attack speed buff stacked. He acts as a frontline anchor who creates openings with terrain abuse rather than raw engage range. His signature pattern is simple: isolate a target with Pillar, close the gap, and beat them down while their stats drain into him. Mayhem's pacing favors this playstyle because teams are constantly clumped, giving his ultimate high value on tanky comps. If you like winning 1v1s and making enemies rage at pathing, this is your pick. View champion guide
Azir 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
Nasus Team Comp Highlights
Partner patterns extracted from the team comp guide
Team Comp
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
Hard Engage: Nasus struggles to close gaps against competent spacing. He needs allies who can force a fight or lock down the backline so he can walk up and Wither a priority target. Wave Clear: While Nasus can last-hit well, he cannot quickly shove waves under tower. Without a wave-clear partner, he gets pinned to his tower and loses stacking opportunities. Peel for Reset: If Nasus gets burst down, he provides no value. He benefits from allies who can disengage a bad fight, letting him heal up and re-enter with his ultimate still running. Top Synergy Picks
1. Leona
Janna Janna T2 - Tier
- T2
- Rank
- #25
- Win Rate
- 51.90%
- Pick Rate
- 0.45%
Janna is a defensive enchanter who wins fights by denying the enemy’s engage, shielding the right carry, and turning messy brawls into clean retreats or re-engages. Her signature pattern is simple: stay just behind the frontline, interrupt dives with wind control, then use her healing and disengage to reset the fight when opponents overcommit.In ARAM: Mayhem, Janna is less about sitting back forever and more about reacting fast in constant skirmishes. The single-lane pressure gives her plenty of chances to punish predictable dashes, protect low-health allies, and save teammates from bad trades. She is entry-level friendly if you focus on one job first: keep your damage dealers alive, and only step forward when your team can immediately punish. View champion guide
Leona 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
Gragas Gragas T3 - Tier
- T3
- Rank
- #96
- Win Rate
- 49.46%
- Pick Rate
- 0.50%
Gragas is a flexible brawler-mage who can start fights, peel divers, and punish clumped enemies with explosive displacement. His core pattern is simple: fish with barrels, threaten a body slam engage when someone steps too far forward, then use his ultimate to split the enemy team or knock a priority target into danger. In ARAM: Mayhem, Gragas gets more chances to matter because fights happen constantly and enemies are often packed into narrow space. He can build toward burst when his team needs damage, or play bulkier when he is the main frontline. The key is patience. If you throw everything at the first target you see, good players walk past you after your combo. Hold your engage until an enemy carry is trapped, a diver commits, or your team is ready to follow the knockback. 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
Synergy Mechanism: Leona provides the point-and-click lockdown that guarantees Nasus gets on top of his target. Her Solar Flare (R) sets up a gank, and her Zenith Blade (E) forces the enemy frontliners to fight on Nasus’s terms. Combo: Leona lands E or R on a squishy target. Nasus immediately casts Wither on the same target to neutralize their movement and attack speed. He then walks up for the Q strike while Leona chains her Q stun. Best Scenario: The enemy team has immobile carries who rely on positioning. Leona engages, and Nasus follows up with a Wither that makes the target unable to auto-attack or flee, resulting in a quick kill. Enemy Answer: The enemy team runs heavy disengage champions like Janna or Gragas. They knock Leona away before she can tether, leaving Nasus walking into a wall of crowd control. Failure Risk: If Leona engages too deep without Nasus in range to follow up, she dies instantly. Nasus is slow; if he is poked down before the engage, he cannot commit. Recovery: If the engage fails, Nasus should use his E (Spirit Fire) to zone the enemy off Leona’s corpse or secure a retreat. He must save his Wither for the enemy diver if the team needs to retreat.
2. Yuumi
Brand Brand T1 - Tier
- T1
- Rank
- #5
- Win Rate
- 54.19%
- Pick Rate
- 1.21%
Brand is a ranged damage mage who wins fights by setting enemies up, lighting them on fire, and punishing anyone who stays grouped. He is easy to understand: land spells on clustered targets, follow up when they are already burning, and let the damage spread through the fight. In ARAM: Mayhem, Brand feels especially dangerous because teams collide often and the lane gives enemies fewer safe angles to dodge. His job is not to be the first one in. Stay behind your frontline, throw spells into choke points, and punish dives with quick burst when enemies commit too hard. Mayhem’s faster pace makes Brand less about slow poke and more about clean fight timing. If enemies stack together, he can take over a skirmish. If they spread out, dodge, or force him before he casts, he becomes much easier to kill. Play patient, aim at crowds, and turn every messy fight into a burn zone. View champion guide
Malzahar Malzahar T1 - Tier
- T1
- Rank
- #17
- Win Rate
- 53.30%
- Pick Rate
- 0.91%
Malzahar is a control mage who wins fights by making one target miserable. He pushes waves with Void pressure, spreads damage over time, and punishes divers with reliable lockdown when they step too far forward. His pattern is simple: mark a target, let the Void do the work, then hold suppression for the enemy carry, assassin, or overconfident frontliner who gives your team a clean focus window.In ARAM: Mayhem, Malzahar is less about slow lane control and more about surviving the chaos long enough to choose the right victim. Fights start faster, engage angles are messier, and enemies have more ways to force contact, so your spell shield, spacing, and ultimate timing matter a lot. Play behind your frontline, keep waves and summons moving, and do not waste your lockdown on the first body you see unless killing that target actually wins the fight. View champion guide
Veigar 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
Yuumi Yuumi T3 - Tier
- T3
- Rank
- #104
- Win Rate
- 49.32%
- Pick Rate
- 0.48%
Yuumi is an attach support who turns one strong teammate into a much harder target to kill. Her job is to stay linked to the right carry, add steady protection and poke, then swap hosts when the fight moves or the first partner is no longer safe. Her signature pattern is simple: attach, help your host trade, and only detach when there is a clear reason to reposition or follow a better engage. In ARAM: Mayhem, fights are faster and messier, so Yuumi rewards calm target selection more than fancy mechanics. Pick the teammate who can actually use your help, ride their aggression, and avoid getting stranded when the brawl breaks apart. 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
Synergy Mechanism: Yuumi solves Nasus’s kiting issue by providing constant movement speed and healing. Attached to a Nasus with his ultimate active, Yuumi turns him into an unkillable drain tank that accelerates through the enemy team. Combo: Yuumi attaches and uses her ultimate to root the enemy frontline. Nasus presses R and runs forward. Yuumi’s speed boost helps him close the gap to apply Wither, and her heal keeps his health bar stable during the dive. Best Scenario: The enemy team lacks burst damage to kill Nasus through Yuumi’s healing. They rely on poke or sustained damage, which Nasus can out-heal while stacking his Q on their frontline. Enemy Answer: The enemy buys Anti-Heal early and focuses heavy burst damage. Champions like Brand or Veigar can delete Nasus before the lifesteal becomes relevant, regardless of Yuumi’s presence. Failure Risk: Nasus gets hit by a chain CC or a suppression like Malzahar R. Yuumi cannot detach to help without dying, and Nasus gets melted while crowd-controlled. Recovery: If burst fails, Nasus backs off to reset his health. Yuumi stays attached to a different ally with better range until Nasus is healthy enough to frontline again.
3. Orianna
Orianna 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
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
Synergy Mechanism: Orianna offers the perfect mix of wave clear and zone control. She can place her ball on Nasus, using him as a delivery system for her Shockwave (R) while he acts as the engage tool he naturally lacks. Combo: Orianna places the ball on Nasus. Nasus runs at the enemy team. When he is in the middle of the enemy group, Orianna casts R to pull enemies together. Nasus follows with E for armor shred and Qs the clustered targets. Best Scenario: The enemy team groups tightly for protection. The ball delivery creates a massive AOE wombo combo that Nasus cannot achieve on his own. Enemy Answer: The enemy spreads out before the Shockwave lands. They focus their poke on Orianna instead, forcing her to play back and removing the ball from Nasus. Failure Risk: Nasus gets kited or slowed before he reaches the center of the enemy team. The Shockwave whiffs, and both champions are left with ultimates on cooldown in a bad position. Recovery: Nasus uses Wither on the most dangerous enemy diver to cover Orianna’s escape. He stays in front to tank skillshots while she repositions.
4. Miss Fortune
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
Talon Talon T3 - Tier
- T3
- Rank
- #86
- Win Rate
- 49.81%
- Pick Rate
- 0.44%
Talon the Blade's Shadow Talon is a physical burst assassin who wants to appear from an angle, kill a fragile target fast, and leave before the enemy team can lock him down. His signature pattern is simple: look for a softened carry, enter from fog or terrain, dump damage in a short window, then use his mobility and stealth timing to escape or reposition. In ARAM: Mayhem, Talon plays more like a high-speed pick threat than a slow flanker. Fights start often, targets are usually grouped, and random power spikes can make both his burst and his risk much sharper. He is easy to understand but punishing to mistime: go in after key crowd control is used, not when the whole enemy team is still waiting to peel. 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
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
Synergy Mechanism: Miss Fortune provides the wave clear and AOE damage Nasus lacks. Her Bullet Time (R) forces enemies to scatter, creating isolated targets for Nasus to chase down with Wither. Combo: Miss Fortune uses her passive to poke the enemy frontline low. Nasus uses E to shred armor. When the enemy is clumped, Miss Fortune channels R. Nasus runs in to clean up any survivors trying to flee the AOE. Best Scenario: The enemy team has melee-heavy compositions that are forced to stack up. Miss Fortune burns them down, and Nasus finishes off the low-health targets with Q. Enemy Answer: The enemy team has hard engage assassins like Zed or Talon. They ignore Nasus and dive Miss Fortune instantly, deleting the primary damage source. Failure Risk: Miss Fortune gets interrupted during her ultimate. Without her burst, the team lacks damage to kill the enemy frontline before they collapse on Nasus. Recovery: Nasus must switch to a defensive peel role. He uses Wither on the assassin diving Miss Fortune and body blocks skillshots to keep her alive for a second rotation.
5. Lillia
Leona 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
Leona
Leona provides the point-and-click lockdown that guarantees Nasus gets on top of his target. Her Solar Flare (R) sets up a gank, and her Zenith Blade (E) forces the enemy frontliners to fight on Nasus’s terms.
Nasus ARAM Mayhem vs ARAM
Key mode differences extracted from the ARAM comparison guide
| Focus | Normal ARAM | ARAM: Mayhem | Takeaway |
|---|---|---|---|
| Role and Tempo | Nasus plays as a defensive frontliner who soaks poke, farms under tower, and looks for mid-game Wither picks while scaling for late game. | He becomes a disruptive dive bruiser who must impact fights immediately, forcing back lines into bad positions rather than waiting to scale. | Abandon the scaling mindset; you must create immediate impact or get run over. |
| Skill Priority | Maxing Q is often a trap against poke comps, so players default to E max for waveclear and harass. | E max is mandatory for zoning, poking, and shredding armor, while Q is only for finishing low-health targets or triggering on-hit effects. | Use E for zone control and never waste time stacking Q on minions. |
| Augment Influence | Relies on Grasp or Phase Rush to survive lane, accepting a weak early game for stronger mid-to-late game power. | Augments shift the power curve immediately, empowering E into a death zone or extending Wither range to catch safe targets. | Build around your augments immediately instead of sticking to default builds. |
| Snowball Usage | Holds Snowball for guaranteed engages due to the long cooldown, using it to close gaps or dodge key abilities. | Uses Snowball aggressively to force enemies to respect zone presence, tagging squishies to open space for E placement. | Take risks with Snowball but never miss, or enemies will engage first. |
| Teamfight Positioning | Stands near the front threatening Wither on anyone who steps up, holding a defensive line for the team. | Cannot frontline statically or gets burst down; must play off team engage, flank with Snowball, and predict E placement. | Drop Spirit Fire where the fight will go, not where it currently is. |
| Build Logic | Focuses on survival and sustain with items like Eclipse, Divine Sunderer, or tank mythics to outlast enemies. | Raw tank stats fail against high burst; prioritize hybrid damage, utility, and penetration that amplifies E shred. | Lethality builds can work if augments support a poke-heavy playstyle. |
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Quinn T4 - Tier
- T4
- Rank
- #115
- Win Rate
- 47.26%
- Pick Rate
- 0.42%
Quinn, Demacia's Wings Quinn is a mobile marksman who blends rapid single-target damage with strong roaming and pick potential. In standard modes she splits her time between lane and ganking other lanes with her ultimate. In ARAM: Mayhem, that roaming aspect disappears, but her burst and mobility become far more dangerous in the constant teamfight environment. Her core identity is simple: mark a target, auto-attack to consume the mark for bonus damage, and reposition. She excels at finishing low-health enemies and dodging key abilities with her Vault. The Mayhem format's increased gold and experience gain means she hits her item power spikes much earlier, turning her into a lethal assassin-style marksman who can delete squishies before they react. What changes most in Mayhem is her ultimate's relevance. In normal ARAM, Quinn's R feels awkward because there's nowhere to roam. Here, the faster pace and frequent engagements let her use the execute damage and repositioning more aggressively. She becomes a cleanup specialist who thrives when fights turn chaotic. View champion guide
Lucian T4 - Tier
- T4
- Rank
- #116
- Win Rate
- 47.86%
- Pick Rate
- 0.97%
Lucian the Purifier Lucian is a mobile marksman designed to weave abilities between auto-attacks. His core identity revolves around his passive, Lightslinger: after casting any ability, his next two basic attacks fire instantly. This rhythm—cast, shoot, shoot, cast—defines his entire playstyle. He excels at short-range burst and kiting, darting in and out of combat rather than standing still to output damage. In ARAM: Mayhem, Lucian transforms from a lane bully into a relentless teamfight skirmisher. The single-lane format forces constant fighting, which suits his cooldown-reliant pattern perfectly. He does not need to farm minions; he exists to duel champions. The Mayhem environment, with its accelerated pace and frequent ability usage, amplifies his mobility. He becomes a difficult target to pin down, constantly resetting his dash to dodge skillshots or chase low-health enemies. His signature pattern is the "dash-and-burst." He uses Relentless Pursuit (his E) to reposition, fires double shots, then looks for the next ability to reset his dash cooldown. In Mayhem, where ability haste and mana regeneration are plentiful, he rarely runs out of resources. This allows him to keep his mobility high, making him a slippery threat that punishes immobile enemies. He functions best as a mid-range carry who thrives in chaos, using the clutter of teamfights to land his ultimate, The Culling, for massive area-of-effect damage. View champion guide
Teemo T3 - Tier
- T3
- Rank
- #117
- Win Rate
- 48.67%
- Pick Rate
- 0.91%
Teemo the Swift Scout Teemo is a trap-setting mage who turns the entire lane into a minefield. His job is to control space, punish overextensions, and slowly choke the enemy team with poison damage. In standard modes, he splits lanes and avoids fights. Here, he stands his ground and forces the enemy to play his game. ARAM: Mayhem changes how he operates. The single lane means his mushrooms cover every escape path. Enemies cannot flank or go around. They have to walk through his traps to engage. The faster pace and constant fighting also means his poison ticks more often, and his blind shuts down key threats in the chaos of teamfights. His signature pattern is simple: layer mushrooms before fights start, blind the enemy carry when they dive, and reposition while poison does the work. He does not burst people down instantly. He wins by making the enemy team take damage they cannot avoid, then cleaning up with his team. View champion guide
Ivern T3 - Tier
- T3
- Rank
- #118
- Win Rate
- 48.98%
- Pick Rate
- 0.24%
Ivern the Green Father Ivern is a support jungler dropped directly into the ARAM: Mayhem lane. He does not farm camps or path through a river here. He stands in the brush, shields allies, and turns team fights into chaotic brawls with Daisy by his side. His signature pattern is Brushmaker. He creates patches of grass anywhere on the bridge. This gives him and his team vision control, poke angles, and escape routes. In Mayhem, where damage flies fast and cooldowns drop quick, that brush can break enemy targeting and buy seconds that matter. Ivern's role is enchanter and disruptor. He shields with Triggerseed, which explodes on contact and slows enemies. He calls Daisy to knockup and chase. He does not burst people down alone. He enables carries, peels for squishies, and turns messy fights in his team's favor. What changes in ARAM: Mayhem is pace and positioning. There is no jungle to roam, no camps to smite, no early PvE phase. Ivern fights from level one. He uses brush to create zones, shields to keep teammates alive through burst, and Daisy to add another body in a mode where every extra hitbox helps. The constant fighting suits him—he thrives when he can spam abilities and stay useful in extended brawls. View champion guide
Cassiopeia T3 - Tier
- T3
- Rank
- #119
- Win Rate
- 49.21%
- Pick Rate
- 0.38%
Cassiopeia the Serpent's Embrace Cassiopeia is a battle-mage who dominates the mid-line through sustained damage and zone control. She does not use boots and instead gains passive movement speed per level, which matters more in a single-lane format where positioning is everything. Her identity revolves around poison application and Noxious Touch, a mechanic that lets her Twin Fang spam on poisoned targets for heavy damage and healing. In ARAM: Mayhem, she becomes a lane bully with near-constant uptime on her ground effect and ultimate. The accelerated gold and experience curve covers her item power spikes faster than on Summoner's Rift, letting her reach her late-game "machine gun" state earlier. She excels at punishing melee engages and locking down narrow corridors, but she struggles against long-range poke and hard engage that bypasses her Petrifying Gaze. View champion guide
Karma T4 - Tier
- T4
- Rank
- #120
- Win Rate
- 47.92%
- Pick Rate
- 0.70%
Karma the Enlightened One Karma is an offensive support mage who defines games through poke, disengage, and burst shielding. She sits in the backline, charging her Mantra to decide when a fight turns. Her identity is simple: land Qs, empower the right ability, and keep her team healthy while chipping away at the enemy. In ARAM: Mayhem, she becomes a relentless spam engine. The mode's accelerated gold and experience let her hit her cooldown reduction cap quickly, turning her from a tempo mage into a constant pressure source. She does not one-shot tanks, but she makes sieging impossible for the enemy and surviving easy for her team. Core Identity and Role She functions primarily as a poke and disengage support. Unlike pure enchanters who heal, Karma prevents damage with shields and speed bursts. Unlike burst mages, she relies on sustained damage and crowd control over time rather than a single rotation. She fits best on compositions that want to kite backward or siege towers without diving. Her signature pattern is the Mantra Q. She activates her ultimate, fires an empowered Inner Flame, and creates a wide explosion that slows and deals heavy area damage. This creates a zone the enemy cannot walk through. If they force the issue, she uses Mantra E to shield her whole team and grant a massive movement speed burst, repositioning everyone instantly. What Changes in Mayhem Mayhem speeds up her entire game plan. In standard ARAM, Karma often struggles with mana early or feels weak if she falls behind on gold. Here, she reaches her power spikes faster and stays relevant longer. The increased ability haste available in the mode means her Mantra cooldown drops rapidly, letting her empower abilities in almost every skirmish. Constant Mantra access: She empowers abilities much more often, making her burst shielding or poke available for every engagement. Enhanced disengage: The mode favors aggressive engages, but her Mantra E shuts down dives harder when she has the haste to cast it repeatedly. Sustained poke pressure: She forces enemies off objectives or towers faster because she never runs out of resources to throw. She excels at keeping her team at full health while forcing the enemy to recall. Her weakness remains her lack of hard crowd control and low durability if caught. If the enemy has unstopabble engages or long-range burst, she has to play further back and rely on her empowered shields to recover. In Mayhem, her ability to dictate pacing makes her a consistent and reliable pick for players who prefer positioning over mechanical execution. View champion guide
Lulu T4 - Tier
- T4
- Rank
- #121
- Win Rate
- 47.27%
- Pick Rate
- 0.46%
Lulu the Fae Sorceress Lulu is a whimsical enchantress who controls fights through disruption, buffs, and crowd control rather than raw damage. She excels as a support or utility mage, turning enemy engages into chaos while amplifying her allies. Her signature pattern revolves around Polymorph—shutting down divers or assassins the moment they commit—and using Whimsy to speed up engages or peel threats. In ARAM: Mayhem, her constant poke and shielding become even more oppressive, and the faster pace means her ult and polymorph are available for nearly every skirmish. View champion guide
Pyke T3 - Tier
- T3
- Rank
- #122
- Win Rate
- 48.56%
- Pick Rate
- 0.71%
Pyke the Bloodharbor Ripper Pyke is a support assassin designed to execute low-health targets and share the gold with his teammates. He plays as a lane bully who fishes for picks with Bone Skewer (Q) and sets up kills with Ghostwater Dive (W). His entire identity revolves around his ultimate, Death from Below (R), which executes enemies and grants bonus gold to the last ally to assist. In ARAM: Mayhem, he is a relentless kill-stealer who turns every skirmish into a gold fountain for his team. Mayhem accelerates his already aggressive playstyle. The mode's increased gold generation and constant fighting mean Pyke hits his power spikes faster and finds more execute opportunities. He thrives in the chaos, slipping in and out of combat with his camouflage and mobility. The single-lane format forces enemies to cluster, making his Phantom Undertow (E) stun easier to land on multiple targets. He is not a traditional healer or shielder; he keeps his allies alive by killing the enemy first and sharing the wealth. View champion guide
Kled T3 - Tier
- T3
- Rank
- #123
- Win Rate
- 50.41%
- Pick Rate
- 0.08%
Kled the Cantankerous Cavalier Kled is a berserker skirmisher who rides into battle on his mount Skaarl, functioning as a durable diver who refuses to stay dead. His entire kit revolves around remounting during combat to turn losing fights into winning ones. In ARAM: Mayhem, he becomes a relentless lane bully who can engage, dismount, remount, and engage again in a single extended teamfight. He plays best as a frontline initiator who forces the enemy to waste cooldowns killing him twice. The Mayhem format accelerates his remounting speed through increased ability haste and constant fighting, making him significantly harder to permanently put down compared to Summoner's Rift. Expect to charge in with his ultimate, absorb burst damage, remount mid-fight, and continue chasing down low-health targets. 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
Champion Analysis
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Overview
Nasus the Curator of the Sands functions as a melee fighter and tank in ARAM: Mayhem, with a core identity built around infinite scaling through his Q ability, Siphoning Strike. His strategic value lies in his capacity to become a dominant late-game threat capable of eliminating squishy targets in a single blow, making him one of the most scaling fighter champions available. The champion's positioning requires him to operate on the front lines, where he can safely stack Q damage on minions throughout the match while waiting for teamfight opportunities to unleash his accumulated power. The foundation of Nasus's gameplay revolves around permanent Q stacking. Each minion or champion killed with Siphoning Strike permanently increases the ability's damage, creating a scaling curve that rewards patience and consistent execution. Players must prioritize safe Q usage on minions to build damage over the course of the game, as this stacking mechanic transforms Nasus from a vulnerable early-game presence into a devastating late-game force. His ultimate ability, Fury of the Sands, serves as his primary teamfight tool, granting bonus HP and lifesteal during its duration. Activating R during engagements provides enhanced survivability and sustained damage output, allowing Nasus to remain in extended fights where his stacked Q can deliver crushing single-target damage. Nasus brings additional utility through his W, Wither, which provides an AoE slow useful for controlling enemy chasers or pursuing fleeing opponents. His E, Spirit Fire, contributes AoE damage and armor reduction, adding teamfight value beyond his primary Q-focused damage pattern. This combination of tools allows Nasus to function as more than a pure damage dealer, offering crowd control and armor shred that supports his team's overall damage output. The champion's strengths center on his infinitely stacking Q, R-enhanced survival capabilities, practical W slow utility, and dominant late-game presence. However, these advantages come with significant weaknesses that players must navigate. Nasus suffers from a weak early game, lacks mobility abilities, has slow movement speed, and requires substantial time to accumulate meaningful Q stacks. These limitations make him vulnerable to early pressure and kiting, demanding careful positioning and patience during the stacking phase. His lack of mobility tools means he relies heavily on Wither for chase and escape, creating clear windows where opponents can exploit his limited engagement options. The strategic challenge of playing Nasus in ARAM: Mayhem involves surviving the early game while consistently stacking Q, then leveraging that accumulated power in late-game teamfights where his single-target damage and enhanced survivability through R can decisively impact engagements.
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Nasus in Mayhem ARAM functions as a ticking time bomb whose early game priority is simply surviving the poke storm. The first objective is existing rather than chasing last hits. Walking up for minions often means eating full poke combos, so letting the wave push to your tower and farming there is the correct approach. The narrow lane actually benefits Nasus, as enemies must overextend to hit the tower, creating clear angles for Wither onto overzealous divers. Passive lifesteal should be used to stabilize between waves by hitting melee minions specifically to heal before the next spell rotation lands. Snowball should not be burned for early engages unless an enemy is critically out of position; instead, save it for last-hitting cannon minions under tower or escaping bad situations. Snowball serves as both a gap-closer and a bait tool. Engaging onto a full-health enemy backline requires having your ultimate ready and team follow-up. The best engage window comes right after enemies blow their big crowd control or peel abilities on someone else. Several techniques maximize Snowball effectiveness: the Tag-and-Back involves hitting a frontliner, dashing in, pressing E for armor shred, and immediately walking back out to force cooldowns without committing your life. The Ghost Flash Combo requires popping Ghost or a speed augment before engaging to run past the frontline straight onto carries, as Nasus dives damage dealers, not tanks. Against mobile carries, opening with Wither before committing the Snowball dash slows their escape tool and makes landing Q easier upon arrival. The single lane forces fights into tight corridors, which hampers dodging skill shots but benefits Spirit Fire placement. E should always be placed where enemies want to stand, not where they currently are, particularly on choke points leading to your tower or health relics. Wither is the strongest narrow-lane tool with massive range that turns engages into free kills. It should not be wasted on tanks unless they are diving your backline; instead, save it for enemy assassins or ADCs the moment they enter your screen. The attack speed slow ruins auto-attackers while the movement slow makes them easy targets for team skill shots. Target priority means ignoring tanks entirely. Q hits hard but wastes time on high HP tanks while enemy carries shred your team. The job is flanking or diving the backline. Once Nasus has his ultimate and several stacks, he becomes a raid boss that cannot be ignored, forcing enemy carries to either focus him or get Q'd to death. During team fights, do not obsess over Q farming. Choosing between hitting a minion or champion with Q means hitting the champion, as gold and assist gold outweigh minimal stacks when fights occur every twenty seconds. Dive timing under enemy towers requires popping ultimate before going in for bonus health and size, making you harder to burst while the AoE damage burns enemies hiding behind their tower. The sequence involves waiting for the enemy wave to die to avoid body-blocking, throwing Snowball, dashing if it hits, instantly Withering the target, dropping E for armor shred, and auto-attack Q resetting to finish. If the dive goes wrong, do not run in a straight line; use tower aggro drop mechanics by exiting and re-entering range, or flash out. Dying for a kill while on a streak gives away too much gold bounty value. When serving as the only frontline, shift from hunting backline kills to peeling. Stand between your carries and enemy divers, Withering enemies who dash in and dropping E at your feet to create a zone of pain.
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Nasus the Curator of the Sands follows a three-phase progression in ARAM: Mayhem that transforms him from a vulnerable early game survivor into a late game raid boss. Understanding when to play passively versus aggressively is essential to maximizing his scaling potential. During the early game at levels 1 through 6, Nasus is weak and must prioritize survival over kills. He should position on the back line near melee minions, using them as shields against skillshots while only stepping forward to last-hit with Siphoning Strike when safe. He does not trade or harass with Spirit Fire due to high mana costs that would leave him defenseless. Snowball should be saved for disengage or emergency dodging rather than engagement, as he lacks the damage to secure kills. The goal is to stall the wave near his tower where farming Q stacks is safer. Defensive or sustain augments allow slightly more aggressive play on the wave, while damage augments should be used to secure cannon minions. If poked out, he should recall for boots or defensive stats rather than dying for tower plates. The mid game at levels 7 through 11 marks his turning point. With Fury of the Sands and a completed Sheen item, Nasus becomes a threat enemies must respect. He moves to the front line but weaves in and out of enemy range, waiting for key CC abilities to be wasted before committing. Wither becomes his kill button against overextended squishies, ruining ADCs with attack speed slow and trapping mages with movement slow. Snowball now serves as his primary gap-closer onto targets who have used escapes. He should push to take the outer tower and pressure the inhibitor tower, using Q to shred structures. When behind, he plays for picks by camping brushes near health relics rather than teamfighting. In the late game at levels 12 and beyond, Nasus becomes a raid boss with Q stacks and items online. He should flank from the side or wait in bushes rather than approaching frontally, forcing enemies to choose between shooting his backline or turning to deal with him. He stops poking and commits fully when going in. Snowball becomes an execution tool to close gaps after fights start or to follow enemies who flash away. Hard pushing is critical, as Q kills towers in seconds and winning a fight means running straight for the inhibitor or nexus rather than recalling. When behind, he waits for enemies to siege and looks for moments when their frontline overextends or backline mispositions to engage on priority targets. The late game philosophy is simple: win the final fight or die trying, as there is no stalling in late Mayhem.
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Strengths / Weaknesses
Pros and cons
Nasus has clear thresholds for determining whether he is ahead or behind in ARAM: Mayhem. He is considered ahead when he has twelve or more stacks per minute and has completed his first damage component. The accelerated gold flow and reduced ability cooldowns in Mayhem allow him to spike earlier than in normal ARAM. Securing a double kill or two assists before the first back also puts him ahead. When ahead, Nasus should shift from passive farming to zone denial and objective control. Walking past the minion wave to sit on the enemy's side of the bridge forces opponents to choose between losing experience or fighting in a bad position. His Wither creates a kill zone on any squishy target that steps forward. With Sheen or a component plus one kill advantage, he should clear the back line with one empowered Q and threaten enemy champions directly, forcing them to use cooldowns on him instead of his team. If enemies group tightly to avoid isolation damage, he should switch targets by using E on the clump for percentage health shred and looking for flank angles with Snowball. When his ultimate is available and an enemy frontline is isolated, he should engage with Ghost or Snowball, pop R, and force a 4v5. Augments should amplify his ability to close out games when ahead. Ability haste or reset augments help chain kills, while augments adding slow effects or execute damage cover his weakness of targets escaping at low health. Defensive augments should be avoided because his best defense is killing enemies faster. The most common throw pattern for a fed Nasus is chasing too deep without backup. Mayhem's damage scaling means even a behind enemy can kill him if they land a full combo while he is under their tower. Diving past the first tower inhibitor requires his ultimate and a clear exit path. He should not tower-dive for a support kill if the enemy carry is alive and healthy. Another throw pattern is ignoring the enemy win condition. Even with thirty stacks per minute, he cannot 1v5 a team with heavy crowd control. He must wait for abilities like Veigar cage, Anivia wall, or Ziggs minefield to go on cooldown before committing. Nasus is behind when he has under eight stacks per minute, died twice before ten minutes, or his team lacks frontline. Being behind on Nasus in Mayhem is dangerous because the mode's damage scaling punishes melee champions who cannot reach their targets. His role shifts from carry to utility and disruption. He still provides value through Wither, E armor reduction, and body-blocking skill shots. A behind Nasus who lands one good W on the enemy carry can still swing a fight. When behind and the enemy is pushing his tower, he should not walk past the tower to farm. He should let the wave come to him and use E to last-hit from a distance. If his team has a fed carry but no frontline, he should play bodyguard, standing between his carry and enemy divers while saving Wither exclusively for whoever jumps the carry. Against long-range poke that prevents farming, he should abandon the stack mini-game entirely and build full tank or magic resistance first. Augments become his recovery mechanism when behind. He should prioritize survivability, healing, or crowd control extension augments. Augments granting gold on minion death help catch up on items. High-risk, high-reward augments requiring kills should be avoided. The fastest way to make a deficit permanent is forcing bad all-ins.
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Nasus the Curator of the Sands operates differently in Mayhem ARAM than on Summoner's Rift. The accelerated pace and constant fighting force him into a mid-range bruiser and debuffer role rather than a pure stack-heavy carry. Players cannot afford to ignore their team for extended farming, as the enemy will poke them down before Q becomes a meaningful threat. Success requires balancing stack accumulation with active participation in skirmishes. The passive, Soul Eater, provides lifesteal that serves as primary sustain in a mode where poke is relentless and recalling is impossible. Every auto-attack matters for survival, and Q becomes a burst-heal button when health is low. However, enemies can counter this sustain with Grievous Wounds, so players must not overestimate their survival potential when focused. Siphoning Strike remains the primary damage tool and scaling engine, but realistic expectations matter. Games are shorter, making 100 to 200 stacks by mid-game a practical goal rather than the 500-plus stacks possible in longer matches. Cannon minions and champions provide the most valuable stacks. Early game Q usage requires patience due to long cooldowns and modest damage, while teamfight usage focuses on bursting squishies and finishing low-health targets. The ultimate significantly reduces Q cooldown, enabling rapid strikes during its duration. Wither serves as the primary defensive and pick tool, shutting down auto-attackers and kite-reliant champions. A well-timed W can neutralize enemy ADCs or duelists by crippling both movement and attack speed. The ability sets up Q trades by slowing targets for easy approach. Players should reserve W for damage dealers rather than wasting it on tanks or supports who do not rely on auto-attacks, as the long cooldown creates vulnerability windows when misused. Spirit Fire provides waveclear, poke, and valuable armor shred for both Nasus and physical damage teammates. The zone controls space and softens enemies before engagements. Proper placement targets areas where enemies want to stand, such as chokepoints or near towers. Mobile champions can dash out quickly, reducing the effectiveness against slippery targets. Fury of the Sands transforms Nasus into a raid boss for a short window, granting bonus health, area damage, and reduced Q cooldown. The ultimate serves as both engage and counter-engage tool, helping survive burst or dive the backline. Timing matters significantly, as popping it too early allows enemies to disengage, while using it too late may result in death before activation. The overall strategy balances scaling with immediate impact. Players must participate in fights while building stacks, use E for waveclear and poke, deploy W to shut down carries, and save R for turning fights or surviving burst. Smart positioning and measured commitment separate effective Nasus players from those who become irrelevant.
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Common mistakes / Risk control
Avoid traps
Nasus in Mayhem ARAM plays differently than his Summoner's Rift persona, where players often treat him as a passive farmer waiting for late-game scaling. The accelerated pace of the mode means mid-game power spikes happen early, and most losses stem from playing too passively or diving too greedily. Understanding the errors that kill momentum is essential for success. Mechanical mistakes center around ability usage. Casting Wither on the enemy tank or frontline bruiser wastes single-target lockdown on a low-threat champion who ignores attack speed reduction. The correct approach is holding Wither for the enemy ADC or auto-attack reliant assassins, using it the moment they commit to a fight or attempt to kite. If W is wasted, Nasus should play further back until it comes off cooldown rather than forcing a dive without his primary peel tool. Whiffing Spirit Fire placement by casting directly on moving enemies allows them to simply walk out, costing mana and pressure. Players should lead targets or place E where the fight will happen, forcing enemies to walk through damage or re-route. Canceling Siphoning Strike by spamming move commands too early deals no damage and loses the stack, which hurts immediate burst in Mayhem where every Q matters for current fights rather than late-game scaling. Players should wait for the distinct visual and audio cue before issuing move commands. Popping Fury of the Sands too late, such as waiting until 20% health, often results in getting burst down before the health drain and bonus stats can stabilize. The ultimate should activate as engage lands or just before going in, using bonus health and size to absorb initial burst and create space. Decision mistakes often prove more costly. Obsessing over Q stacks by ignoring team fights to last-hit minions results in 4v5 situations. In Mayhem ARAM, passive gold generation and accelerated pace guarantee items and levels regardless, so missing a fight for stacks loses towers and objectives. Nasus should group with his team, use Q on champions and structures, and treat stacks as a bonus rather than a requirement. Using Snowball as primary engage by dashing into five enemies with no escape leads to getting crowd-locked and deleted. Snowball should close gaps after fights start or follow up on teammate engages. Building pure damage in a losing matchup against heavy poke or crowd control results in getting one-shot before reaching melee range. When behind, prioritizing tank items allows consistent application of Wither and Spirit Fire. Chasing kills past the enemy tower after winning a fight surrenders push advantage when enemies respawn and collapse. Nasus shreds towers quickly, and taking structures opens the map more than single kills. Ignoring Spirit Fire's zone control by saving E only for champion damage loses brush control and wave management. Using E to control space forces enemies to respect the zone through armor reduction and damage. Nasus wins in Mayhem by being an unkillable presence who controls space with Spirit Fire and shuts down carries with Wither, remaining relevant from the first component purchase and level 6 onward.
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Is Nasus actually viable in ARAM: Mayhem or just a meme pick? He is viable but demands patience, because Mayhem's accelerated pacing means you cannot afford to AFK stack for fifteen minutes. You need to reach a functional stack threshold quickly, then start forcing fights with your team. If you play too passively, the game will end before your scaling matters. What is a realistic stack goal for Mayhem mode? Aim for roughly 150 to 200 stacks by the ten-minute mark, since the faster gold and experience flow makes this achievable even with constant fighting. Do not tunnel vision on last hits if it means letting your team die in a 4v5. You need enough damage to threaten squishies, but you cannot stack forever while the enemy sieges your inhibitor. Which augment should I pick at the start? Prioritize augments that boost survivability or ability haste, such as those giving health, resistances, or cooldown reduction. Raw damage augments feel tempting, but you deal zero damage if you get kited to death before reaching anyone. Survival augments let you walk through poke and actually use your Q.
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