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Kalista Guide Champion - League of Legends
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Greater Quintessence of Attack Speed: With this build Kalista don’t have alot of Atk Speed, with this she can get a good amount of Attack Speed and it’s better for Kalista early game Harass and farm.
Greater Quintessence of Attack Damage: This make easier for Kalista to farm under tower in early game, and help with harass too.
Greater Mark of Attack Damage: This make easier for Kalista to farm in early game, and help with harass too.
Greater Seal of Armor: This make you receive less damage from the enemy ADC and Support AA, its a good defensive Seal, you can put health seal too, but is situational.
Greater Glyph of Magic Resist: This make you receive less damage from support, and some skills, its the best Glyph for Kalista, you can have [Greater Glyph of Cooldown Reduction] too.
This spell is essential, you escape from ganks and various skills shots, you can use to reach the other side of the wall, therefore some champions need to do or a longer path or use some skill that does the same.
This spell don’t work well with Kalista, this is a defensive spell, but leave it to you support, if you support is bad don’t even play with Kalista
Gives you a shield that can block damage, its better than heal for this mean, but dont give extra movespeed, or help you team, only use if you are agains burst damage, or champions that can reduce heal, like Tristana,Miss Fortune and Varus.
Heal even after a lot of nerfs is still a good option, it can help you team and give you movespeed.
A great spell against Fiddle, Nasus, Amumu, and any CC, but u can have an item for 1350 gold that gives the same thing, only use it if you are against Fiddle support + Amumu jungle, a lot of CC.
Rather than cancelling the basic attack animation, a move order hops Kalista in the direction of the click after she completes her attack. Kalista leaps farther when moving away from her target.
Use it for additional mobility, dodging skill shots, jumping walls, or kiting away from danger.
Kalista hurls a spear, damaging the first enemy struck and adding a stack of Rend. Pierce also procs Martial Poise. If Pierce scores a kill, the spear will continue onward, passing all Rend stacks from the dead target to the next enemy it hits.
This ability has high scaling making it very painful for enemies when poking with it. You can also use it to leap over say the wall of dragon pit since it procs your passive.
Passive: Soul-Marked—When Kalista and her bound ally attack a minion, monster or enemy champion at the same time, they deal bonus magic damage.
Active:Â Kalista commands a sentinel to keep watch over an area. The sentinel patrols back and forth in a line 7 few times. Vulnerable to attacks from behind, sentinels see in a cone in front of them and scream if they spot an enemy champion and then follow them for 4 seconds.
This ability helps you with vision, similar to Ashe’s E or Quinn’s W, instead this lasts massively longer. The passive helps you win trades considerably in your favor. Also helpful if you are trying to farm under tower. Have your support hit a minion then you attack it.
Passive: Kalista’s basic attacks and the spear from Pierce lodge in their target for a short time.
Active: Rend causes her to rip the spears from her enemies, slowing them and dealing increased damage for each spear rent from the target. Rend’s cooldown resets if it secures a kill on an enemy unit. The spears stackinfinitely, only disappearing if Kalista fails to keep up her assault.
This ability is very good for farming, securing objectives such as dragon/baron since you can infinitely stack the amount meaning you do more damage over the long term. Currently you can use it as a secondary smite on baron or dragon activating the stacks when it’s low health.
Another good use of this is when you are kiting. Auto attack while using your passive to move around, when the enemy catches up activate rend to slow them and move further away.
Kalista repositions her bound ally next to her, making them untargetable and disabling their spells. During Fate’s Call, Kalista’s Soul-Bound gains a new ability, which allows the Soul-Bound to dash in a target direction, knocking up enemies they strike.
This ability is useful for engaging. It’s also useful for saving your soul-mate from sticky situations.
Extremely High Mobility
High Burst Damage (for a marksman)
Ability Reset Potential
Able to initiate fights
Save soul-bound teammate with her ultimate
Self-Peeling
Easy to farm with
Very good at kiting
Squishy
High Mechanical Difficulty
Can be out-poked by long range champions
Can easily run out of mana
Requires good coordination with whoever you are bounded with.
Mobility basically dependent upon attacking
Cannot cancel her basic attack wind up
does slightly less DPS than the infinity edge its more useful for the all-in potential, cheaper gold cost, extra sustain from lifesteal, and its synergy with Rend and Martial Poise. You should notice a power-spike when you get the item.
Basically a standard item for all ADC’s. The attack damage and the crit chance are always helpful in lane especially for poking.
I’ve read a few guides now that either leave this item out or mention that you should never get it. I will agree with them in the case that you are losing lane or even. However, I personally love the synergy between this item, the attack speed, and Rend. The downside is it doesn’t provide crit strike chance, although you do have an IE and another crit item. I believe this can come in handy in team fights if you attack multiple targets and activate your E.
Something I really like about getting a Phantom Dancer is that you can move through minions and with this champs focus on mobility that can be a great tool. Along with the crit chance and bonus movement speed you definitely want either this or a Statikk Shiv
This is the item I would probably recommend over both of the above if you want high wave clear and poke. It’s incredibly useful for lane clear. You do lose 10% attack speed and 10% crit chance if you choose this over Phantom Dancer however, this item is cheaper and if you proc the shiv passive along with your q and e it can make people back-off fairly easily.
Get this if the enemy team has very high burst damage or an assassin that can easily pick you off in a team fight or alone
This item is your last core item to buy, this will help against HEAVY CC and it’s active should only be used in such a case as well. Do not waste the active on slows, since Kalista’s passive can be utilized not to worry about slows. If you don’t think you’re good enough to stop slows, consider switching Berserker’s Greaves with Mercury Treds, although I don’t recommend it. Mercurial Scimitar should be used in the case of snares/stuns/immobilization.
Last Whisper will give you that % Armor Penetration that you need to kill less potentially threatening targets. It’s important that you get this since you will not be getting Ghostblade or another Armor Penetration item. Thanks to your 55% crit chance at the end of this build, you will be doing enough damage with Last Whisper as your only Armor Penetration item anyway.
THE BEST ITEM FOR KALISTA, PERIOD. Trinity Force will help you poke down the enemy players when you use your Q and then an auto attack. This is good because your auto attack is pretty much guaranteed thanks to the movement speed multiplier, then auto attack from then on for an easy kill with E’s activate.
Get The Bloodthirster if you find the need for Lifesteal, in a lot of games I wouldn’t buy Lifesteal on Kalista since she has so much survivability that I never found the need to since my mechanics are good on her. If you’re someone who finds it hard to control Kalista, then maybe The Bloodthirster is the final core item for you!
Kalista Champion Spotlight by Guidega.com
Tanky supports like the Radiant Dawn are perfect for Fate’s Call. After being tossed into the fray by Kalista, Leona can hang onto Zenith Blade to zoom around teamfights applying crowd control where needed. Bonus points for proc-ing Sunlight and Soul-Marked at the same time.
On face, it may not seem like a great idea to toss the fragile Janna into the enemy team, but Fate’s Call and Monsoon combine to split enemy teams asunder.
Imagine Fate’s Call and Unstoppable Force smacking sequentially into the enemy team—the area of effect knockup double tap will win you most fights.
If you were thinking about running away from Kalista think again. When Kalista ults thresh he can then also use his ult to initiate and slow the enemy lane. If they flash thresh can hook and lantern Kalista into the fight. Not to forget thresh’s general harassment with his auto attack in combination with the Kalista W passive.
Kalista and Braum are basically a match made in heaven. Kalista is all about mobility and Braum is all about the slows. Kalista’s enemies won’t be able to escape with all of braums slows. Along with that the extra armor from Stand Behind Me is great for squishy Kalista.
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