I have noticed that in pro play, even supports like Milio tend to build Knight's Vow. I have tried to build it on Seraphine and Lulu, when my ADC is a hypercarry like Aphelios, and they have a lot of burst damage/assassins. I found it to be nice.
Is it feasible? How often should I build it, when is it better than just your usual enchanter items?
Master Yi is a hypercarry that can literally kill the enemy team 1v5. Why is he allowed to be an extremely strong duelist early on? Compared to something like Mundo or Nasus jungle, it is much harder to punish his early 'weakness'.
Here is a clip of a Master Yi support (level 2) beating a Rengar jungler (level 4):
https://youtu.be/SPHyqI8-ncA?si=9nw_o610nFoSgc0u&t=188
How is this allowed to happen? Any other champion loses in that situation.
I am nowadays playing as a support, and I have noticed in my hames/when watching streamers, that there are many toplaners who queue as adc, even in very high-level games. For example Potent queues Fiora adc nowadays.
What surprised me is that they seem to be doing pretty good. Even into ranged matchups, the help of a support turns the tides a lot.
With the current ranged top meta, could most toplaners just move to botlane and play adc? Which champs would work well, and which would not work at all?
I read on this forum somewhere that every champion kills Yorick's ghouls with one hit.
But I just had a game, where opponent picked Yorick, I picked Chogath. The ghouls needed 2 hits starting from like level 3 or so. I vaguely remember that with Fiora you also need at least 2 hits to kill the minions.
So what is the actual state of this? Did they change Yorick since that post 3 years ago?
Note: I am definitely not a Yorick main, extremely casual Yorick player here.
So I have just installed the game, and tried the scenario where the cat wants to get to the cat paradise.
I was fighting some graverobbers. Only one stack remained. I decided to build a wall with my 1-stacks to stop it from hitting my big stack.
But the graverobber just killed a one-stack, then took another turn, then killed another one-stack, and so on. After killing all my one-stacks, it also hit my main stack.
How does this work? I can't seem to find any information on this (there is no indication on why this happened in the graverobber description).
Is this a bug?