You need to go with the flow of the turrets. Try to last hit whatever THEY are hitting. If you try to get 2 CS at once it can mess you up because as you auto one minion - the turret will switch aggro to whatever you try to last hit and you can end up missing BOTH that way.
NEVER trust your turrets to get last hits. Often times the visual effect of the turret and the actual damage that applies to the minions are off-sync may cause temporary madness in some players play donger at your own risk contact a health care proffesional if erection lasts longer than one hour idk why but these brackets are really fun.
Why is Heimerdinger not played in the LCS? After the 7. This will definitely change. Keep your donger raised in the meantime. Q-Turret places 1 turret, you can place maximum 3 turrets.
However, the laser or beam procs all spell effects and counts as AoE spell. If there is a ring cog around the enemy - this means that they are the priority target of your turrets attacks. Turrets will try to hit the same target and prioritizes enemies who you auto-attack or hit with your spells. Turrets laser will try to shoot at enemy champions even if they are out of range and they are charged. Turret s can be placed over walls and ledges and blast coned. Help your jungler leash; 2.
Set them up at lane.. I max Q vs low waveclear, short range champions who will often get hit by the grenade stun while in range of the turrets. Otherwise I would leave Q at points early.
Generally speaking turret placement during laning phase depends on champion you play against. Spread them out if enemy has AoE abilities e. Ezreal, Kennen or place them defensively if enemy destroys your turrets with ease e.
Sometimes you may want to play them under your turret to help you CS and in between usual ganking paths so they act like a ward. You can use blast plants to throw your turrets over walls or into unexpecting enemies.
Generally, placing your turrets in hard to kill areas like bushes and over walls is the safe thing to do outside of lane because it offers vision and control. You have to find a balance between keeping your turrets in safe, zoning spots while also having them close enough to enemies so they auto-attack and shoot lasers when you hit abilities. Your W is a linear skillshot that consists of 5 separate rockets. If you spread the W, it will be almost impossible to dodge. Max W rockets when you get some mana regen to sustain the lower CD and higher mana cost.
Also max W vs 1. Lanes that push you in. This way you have more consistent pushing and poke damage. Highly recommended in harder matchups so you can farm from safety.
The E - is a slow moving, lobbed ability which stuns in the centre and slows around the centre. This ability is mainly used to CC the enemy to guarantee hitting your missiles or charging turret lasers. Max this ability LAST in most scenarios as the cooldown does not get lowered. After 8. Pair this up after you land a stun - to guarantee every single rocket hitting.
Enemies can only be damaged and stunned once, but monsters and minions can get hit multiple times. It also really good use of ult since you max E last and you get more damage this way. You can use this to scare off enemies and then cancel the ult to get the cooldown back. Manaflow Band. Absolute Focus. Eyeball collection OR Taste of Blood. Ravenous Hunter. Nimbus Cloak.
Electrocute Taste of blood Eyeball collection Ravenous hunter. Taking flash is necessary in most cases because i t gives you outplay potential and mobility for immobile champion like Donger. This is a good combat summoner spell that gives you a lot of dueling potential and damage to finish off your opponent.
Ignite is ok for most matchups in mid-lane, especially against champions with strong self healing in top-lane e. Swain, Irelia or if enemy team has a lot of healing in general. Exhaust is your summoner spell for against assassins and short range burst champions Fizz, Talon, Zed, Ekko, Kat, Riven etc and some bruisers in top lane.
You should not take Exhaust if your enemy outranges you xerath, ziggs etc. You can take it vs champs like Tf, Taliyah, Panth etc to counter their globals. TP gives you global presence and late game split push possibility. Overall it is a safe summoner spell that makes your laning phase a much more convenient: got chunked?
Recall, buy and TP to the lane right after. Died to a gank? TP right after you respawned to pick up CS under tower. Against a counter? Back whenever you like and TP back to lane with more items to establish lane control. Also it makes easier for champion with no globals or mobility like Heimerdinger to make plays on other lanes. Sometimes you might use Cleanse if enemy team has too much CC e. Barrier is good choice if you against someone with really quick burst like Annie or champions who usually out of exhaust range e.
Lux, Xerath, Orianna. Using barrier requires good timing unlike Heal because your enemy can just wait until Barrier ends if timed poorly, but it absorbs more damage than Heal restores. Pick this up against enemies who need to be kited for extended period of time. Take Smite if you want to jungle Heimerdinger , or on mid lane you can clear a camp level 1 and control enemy jungle after pushing.
It is not recommended combination since smart jungler will camp you and you will most likely become almost useless, but it can work in lower elo or for fun. Control wards are your fucking friend. Buy this shit on first back and every back when you can use it. It gives YOU vision and denies the enemy vision so you can land your skills freely.
Buy this you nooblets. Sorc shoes or Lucidity boots depends on your other items: Build Sorcs in almost every other case, it gives you super damages.
The less MR a target has, the more damage sorc shoes gives you. Morello second item is very important if you need healing reduction and magic penetration. If the enemy has less than 60 MR this item will be better than void staff in most situations. If your team has multiple AP threats solo lane is magic damage, jg is magic damage , you will likely buy this as a second item. Besides being effective against high HP tanks. You can go it first item against strong AD champions e.
Riven , assassins like Fizz and reset based champions Katarina. Another defensive item choice. Syndra , Zoe. Rod of Ages. The only downside is you will do much less damage early and have no CDR.
In some lanes or games overall you need as much MR as possible with Tenacity on top of that which comes in handy against teams with a lot of hard cc.
Very nice if you also have a Shurelya's the active gives your whole team movement speed, thus granting you assists for any of the teams kills. He requires a bit different playstyle to be effective than other champions, but when played properly he can create powerful zones of control anywhere on the map, which can then be used as ambush points for your team. It's hard to deal with a top Heimerdinger; if you find a turret in the jungle, kill it quickly and back off the enemy team is probably coming for you.
If he places turrets in the lane, deal with them as safely as possible to cripple Heimer's ability to put on pressure elsewhere. Diving on Heimerdinger is generally not that impactful compared to a heavy damage dealer; if his turrets are dead, Heimerdinger is much less dangerous. In bottom lane, Heimerdinger is a strong pusher and can deal with a wide variety of opponents.
When I was fairly inexperienced at Dominion, the community generally considered him to be the best bottom lane champion. Now we know he has a number of weak matchups, several of which are among the best bottom laners in the game. He is still considered strong, though he is more of a draft counterpick than a solid overall choice.
Like in Summoner's Rift, Heimerdinger is extremely susceptible to ganks. He pushes hard with his turrets, which opens him up to attacks from enemies coming from the jungle. It can be best if you simply push the lane up and base rather than try to actually siege the enemy turret. If the enemy team has a Heimerdinger in bottom lane and he is winning, don't let him enjoy the victory even if you're not laning against him. Gank his brainy yordle face!
If you can give the enemy bottom turret to your ally, it will bring you a lot closer to victory and your bottom laner will love you for it. Heimer is a team player On Summoner's Rift, Heimerdinger is extremely dependent on farm. His turrets have poor AP scaling, but they attack fairly quickly and consistently while also shredding armor and magic resist. The turrets are only good if they are not destroyed, though; make sure you have two in reserve before a teamfight starts and don't waste them between fights!
Laying a turret down during a battle decreases the likelihood that the enemy will go after them; for best results you should also spread them out to reduce the chance of them dying to AoE spells.
Also make sure you place them a little bit away from your friends, again to reduce the chance of getting turrets dropped to AoE. Because turrets count as minions, they can be used to block or reduce the impact of certain skills. Abilities such as Blitzcrank's grab or Rammus' powerball can be blocked with a timely turret drop. If you're laning against Heimer as someone like Morgana, make sure you're aware of whether or not he knows this trick.
The last thing you want is to waste a Dark Binding on his turret. Heimerdinger has mana problems. As Heimer you should be very careful about spamming spells, as they are expensive and cool down quickly. Against Heimer, you can abuse this weakness by encouraging him to waste his mana.
Destroying his turrets will force him to drop new ones which costs mana and you can sometimes bait a less-skilled Heimer's rockets with clever positioning near your minions.
If you're in Dominion, make sure you deny Heimerdinger the health relics whenever possible, and if you're on Summoner's Rift, make a strong effort to counter-jungle his blue buff as he is very dependent on it. If you are playing against Heimerdinger, always be aware of allied minion positioning and only move ahead of them if his rockets are unavailable or you can shield yourself from them somehow. Always count minions against Heimy! You don't want to suddenly be caught with only two and give up health for free.
As Heimerdinger, you should do the reverse. Professor Cecil B. Heimerdinger is also among those League mages deemed difficult to play, according to Riot Games. Heimerdinger can store up to three turrets at a time and can only place that fixed amount. The turrets have an activation range, meaning if Heimerdinger is too far from them, they will shut down.
His second ability is Hextech Micro-Rockets, which unleashes a wave of five rockets that converge to the target location and far beyond it up to their maximum range. Heimerdinger can adjust the aim of the rockets; he can unleash them in a direction of his choice and regulate the point of conversion of the rockets between his position and the maximum range of the ability.
The name is self-explanatory; he throws a grenade that slows enemies in its range and stuns them if it lands on top of the opponent. Heimerdinger empowers his basic creations so they are both more powerful and free to cast. Upgrading his Q, H Evolution Turret, will result in a single but bigger and more powerful turret, while enhancing his W, Hextech Micro-Rockets, will provide Heimerdinger with more rockets that will be launched in waves towards the aimed direction.
Dealing damage while stunning and slowing every opponent who stands in its path, the improved grenade will bounce three times before disappearing, leaving you with easy opponents to target with your other abilities. Heimerdinger is one of the most versatile champions in League of Legends.
Players can bring the Revered Inventor and his creations into any role and still reach victory. With good turret placement and steady jungle pathing, however, Heimerdinger can become a solid jungler to rely on for big objectives like drakes and the Baron. His turrets can also be used to maintain vision and can save you from a dragon or Baron steal if placed behind the pits.
He is also a great champion to split-push with and divert the attention of the enemies while his team is pushing the opposite side of the map or acquires an objective. Mid lane is the obvious choice. His kit allows Heimerdinger to perfectly control the lane from every side.
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