烏爾加特 Skill Order

Normal Skill Order

Max order: R > Q > W > E.

Start Q for level 1 poke. The range lets you harass enemies before they can close the gap on the bridge. Take W at level 2 so you can toggle it for waveclear and sustained damage during early fights. Grab E at level 3 to unlock your flip engage or disengage tool. After that, prioritize R whenever available, then max Q for damage and slow duration, followed by W, and leave E for last.

Why Q first over W

In Mayhem, the pacing is fast and spacing matters more than sustained auto-attacks. Q gives you reliable poke, a strong slow, and decent burst on a low cooldown. Maxing it first lets you control the lane phase. You force enemies to dodge or eat damage constantly. W is strong for extended fights, but Mayhem fights often end in quick bursts or resets. You want the burst and slow from Q to set up kills, not just the DPS from W.

W second gives you faster shotgun legs and higher sustained damage once team fights start clustering. By the time you finish Q, enemies are grouping more, and W becomes your primary damage source in messy brawls.

E last because the base damage and cooldown are acceptable at one point. The flip is a utility tool. You use it to reposition or catch people, not to deal damage. Leveling it does not increase the stun duration, so the value per level is low compared to Q and W.

Adjustment triggers for normal order

• Heavy poke enemy comp: If you are against long-range mages or artillery who stay far back, stick to Q max. You need the range to interact with them at all. Walking up for E or W range gets you punished.
• All-in melee heavy comp: If the enemy team has multiple divers or bruisers who want to jump on you, consider putting a second point in E early if you keep missing the flip or need the lower cooldown to survive repeated engages. But still finish Q max first unless the game is very strange.
• Snowball reliant start: If your team has strong engage and you plan to play off their setup, Q max remains correct. You layer Q on top of their engage to slow targets for your E flip follow-up.

Augment-Influenced Skill Order

Augments in Mayhem can shift your max priority. The core logic stays similar, but certain augment effects make W or E more attractive early.

Augments that push W max earlier

If you get an augment that adds on-hit effects, attack speed, or triggers on rapid attacks, W becomes a higher-value max. W fires rapidly and applies on-hit effects multiple times per second. Augments that give healing on hit, bonus magic damage on hit, or effects that stack with attack speed all scale better with W than with Q.

In that case, consider R > W > Q > E. You sacrifice some poke and slow duration, but your mid-fight damage and sustain spike harder. This works best when the enemy team has frontliners who stay in your face. You want to melt them with W and shotgun legs rather than kite them with Q.

Augments that keep Q max correct

Augments that increase ability power, raw attack damage, or add effects on ability hit usually favor Q max. Q has a decent ratio and applies spell effects once per cast. If the augment gives you bonus damage on ability hit or reduces cooldowns on ability hit, Q remains the priority because you cast it often from range.

Augments that give you extra range or larger area on abilities also favor Q. A bigger Q zone makes it harder to dodge and increases your zone control.

Augments that might shift E priority

This is rare. If an augment specifically reduces cooldowns on takedowns or gives massive shields or damage on dash abilities, you might put a second or third point into E earlier. But even then, E max is usually a trap. The flip is powerful because of the displacement, not the damage. You do not need extra damage on it to make plays. Only deviate from E last if the augment turns E into a primary damage tool, which is uncommon for Urgot.

Cost of Choosing the Wrong Order

Maxing W first in a poke comp leaves you useless at range. You cannot trade with enemy mages or marksmen who stay outside your W and E range. You walk forward, take free damage, and maybe get a few W autos off before you get poked out or killed. Your lane presence drops, and your team fights a 4v5 until you scale.

Maxing E first or second wastes points. The cooldown reduction is minor compared to the damage you lose from not maxing Q or W. You end up with a flip that does slightly more damage but still stuns for the same duration. You lose the kill pressure from Q poke or the sustained damage from W. In Mayhem, where fights are frequent and resets happen often, you need damage and cooldown efficiency. E max does not provide that.

Ignoring R points is never correct. Always put a point in R at 6, 11, and 16. The execute threshold, damage, and fear effect all scale with rank. Missing an execute because you skipped R loses fights.

Summary

• Standard: R > Q > W > E. Best for most games. Poke, slow, control lane, then transition to sustained damage.
• Augment shift to W: R > W > Q > E. Use when augments give on-hit or attack speed synergy, and enemies are frontliner-heavy.
• Avoid E max: The utility stays the same. Damage per level is not worth losing Q or W power.

Stick to the standard order unless your augments clearly push you toward W. Even then, think about the enemy composition. If they outrange you, Q max keeps you relevant. If they want to brawl, W max lets you win the scrap.