Combos & Vids In my opinion, the vid below is about as basic as it can get when using Distortion & Mark/Dash to engage upon a target. At level 3, I had the presence of mind to try and pull off this combo so I could record it later for this guide here. While I am using Electrocute, consider for a moment that you see a soul essence laying on the ground before your target. You will see that I used W to close the gap and make it easy for me to mark the target. This is a perfect sequence in which you can pick up the soul essence en route to using this combo. (gap closer) ➟ ➟ Auto attack & together ➟ ➟ ...return to the pad.[/i][/size][/color] Play Video . Another basic combo involving Distortion & Mark/Dash would be marking an enemy target, drop a return pad safely positioned away from enemy using your W. In the vid, I walked back a bit first then put the pad down and then dashed to the target. Play Video Combos Combos

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Luden's Tempest
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• Item actives that are considered 1 of 3 attacks to proc Electrocute...

  Will also work with Phase Rush

  • Twin Shadows
  • Hextech Rocketbelt
  • Everfrost
  • Hextech Gunblade
  • Bilgewater Cutlass
  • Blade of the Ruined King
  • Tiamat
  • Ravenous Hydra
  • Ignite
  • Exhaust
  • Randuin's Omen
  • Turbo Chemtank
  • Redemption
  • Chilling Smite
  • Challenging Smite
  • Sunfire Aegis
    

• LeBlanc pentakill with Dark Harvest

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• Other keystones...

  
  Press the attack Arcane Comet and so forth...
  

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After exiting stealth or using a dash, blink or teleport, dealing any damage to a champion grants you 7 Lethality and 6 Magic Penetration for 5 seconds. The damage that triggers this effect also benefits from it. Cooldown: 4 seconds various ways TO ACTIVATE. Mirror Image Flash Distortion Mark/Dash Hextech Rocketbelt Hextech Flashtraption Magical Journey Rootcaller Realm Warp Blast cone jungle plant Collect 2 Eyeballs from champion kills and 1 Eyeball from champion assists. Completing collection grants an adaptive bonus of 30 AP or 18 AD. Nothing much to say about this other than this will stack rather quickly due to the nature of an ARAM game. Your ultimate gets 5% CDR. Each unique champion takedown adds 2% more CDR. When fully stacked (10%), the cooldown of Mimic is reduced by 15%. There are a couple things to keep in mind here. If including 40% with the 15%, it becomes 49%... And if you were to have Cosmic Insight included with that, the total cooldown then becomes 53.25%. This rune gives 15% CDR to item actives. Add another 5% for each unique champion takedown. Once fully stacked, item actives receive 40% CDR. While I choose to run Ultimate Hunter every chance I can, there comes a time when at champ select, we dont have the best of wave clear. So I will run this rune to use with Hextech Rocketbelt. It's cooldown will drop from 40s to 24s when fully stacked. Active item CDR chart

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• My usual page most games

  With your preference, you may replace Dark Harvest for Electrocute.
  
  Coup de Grace instead of Legend: Tenacity.
  
  Sorcery instead of Precision
  Gathering Storm/ Manaflow Band can be an option over Scorch, if you like...
  
• All Secondary Rune Options

  Presence of Mind

  Enemy champion takedowns restores 20% of your maximum mana and refund 10% of your ultimate's cooldown. While we do have the option of choosing Triumph, I prefer to give myself the opportunities to restore mana and refund Mimic's cooldown. Either way, in a game of ARAM, the amount of takedowns in short time is not unusual at all. Therefore, taking either Triumph or Presence of Mind will do just fine. ✦✦✦

  
  

  Legend: Tenacity

  Gain 5% Tenacity plus an additional 2.5% for every Legend stack. Gain Legend stacks for every 20 points earned, up to 10 total for 30% tenacity: 20 points for champion takedowns 1 points for minion kills 30% tenacity is the same amount as Mercury's Treads which means you don't necessarily have to buy the boots. For me, I find that this rune plus Triumph or Presence of Mind is the best secondary runes you can take on LeBlanc or any champion for that matter. In the worse possible luck that I need to face a team loaded in crowd control, I can always buy the aforementioned boots to go with this rune and reach a grand total of 51%. ✦✦✦

  
  

  Coup de Grace

  Deal 7% more damage to champions who have less than 40% health. Additionally, takedowns on champions grant an adaptive bonus of 9 Attack Damage or 15 Ability Power for 10 seconds. While Presence of Mind will not be replaced, it means I am either choosing to have tenacity or this rune. I will only take this rune when I see that my team comp consists of tanks or bruisers and a handful of hard crowd control. By doing so, I can bide my time and let my team lead with all those resources and swoop in and take it all for myself. Most of the time, I'll take the tenacity as it is a sweet deal to have from runes.

  
  
  
  

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  Pretty straightforward here. There is nothing else you want from this row. If Sorcery is going to be your secondary runes then just know that you chose Manaflow Band over Presence of Mind. I hope Transcendence is the other selection... ✦✦✦

  
  

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  At level 10, gain 10% CDR. The main reason one would select this is for the 10% CDR to add up with Ultimate Hunter and of course, her other spells in the process. For me to take these runes, I would be basically saying I want as much CDR as possible. ✦✦✦

  
  

  Gathering Storm

  Every 10 minutes, gain AP or AD, adaptive. 10 min: + 8 AP or 5 AD 20 min: + 24 AP or 14 AD 30 min: + 48 AP or 29 AD etc... Now if I plan on taking Sorcery secondary then I will rather this rune over Manaflow Band just for 8 AP at 10 minutes because I tend to buy an item containing mana every time I use her. I do well to micro-manage her mana pool so I don't necessarily have an issue with it. And in any event that the game reaches 20 minutes, NOT 19 MINUTES, approximately 20 minutes, 16 more AP is added.

PASSIVE ABILITY

When LeBlanc drops below 40% health, she becomes invisible for 1 second & creates a controllable Mirror Image of herself that deals no damage & lasts for up to 8 seconds.

By holding down ALT, you can no longer control yourself since all commands are for the clone instead. One more time, you cannot move or cast anything until you release ALT. This passive can be utilized to great effect and for one to use it well enough, you should always be aware and prepared as you go below 40% health. Use the invisibility to your advantage by either engaging the enemy or escaping them. I like to use this in an aggressive manner with Distortion and/or Mark/Dash & having Distortion (W) concealed in the bush without any of the enemies knowing I have a return pad. This means using W and then walk out of the bush... DO NOT use her W to dash out of it because the enemy will know what you just did. Now attack them, deliberately take damage to get yourself below 40% to trigger passive, clone appears, and while still stealthed, press W to return to pad inside bush. Make sure you do this after clone has made its appearance because if you return to quickly as clone is making its appearance, it will show up with you inside the bush. We want to leave it out in the open. Because they never see you return inside the bush due to the stealth, one LeBlanc appears before them, and surely they cant help but think that they must've killed the clone during the battle...

The benefits? A distraction. Draw enemy fire onto clone instead of teammates thus giving them breathing room for a moment. However, this little trick goes out the window against champs like Maokai with his Sapling Toss, so watch out for that. Other abilities like Noxious Trap can be dealt with by getting Oracle's Elixir. Bushwhack and other traps can ruin a moment also. Just know who the enemies are and what traps, if any, that they have.

In ARAM, it is not unusual to be low in health because of the Howling Abyss aura restricting outgoing heals and the that there is no recalling to replenish. Every 60 seconds you will have your passive up and ready to use again. Make note that after it cools down, if you are already under 40% health, any damage you take will trigger passive. Do you best to utilize this to bait out spells from enemy or to simply create a diversion to give your team some breathing room.

RANGE: 700 COST: 50 / 60 / 70 / 80 / 90 COOLDOWN: 6 DAMAGE: 55/80/105/130/155 (+40% AP)

LeBlanc projects an orb towards the target enemy, dealing magic damage and marking them for four seconds. The mark will be consumed once she damages the same target with any other ability, dealing the same amount of magic damage again.

This is her main spell, the one you will use most often & cast before any other spell so that the next ability hitting the same target will cause this to deal the same amount of damage once more. I prefer to max this 2nd after Distortion. As you read on, I provide the overall stats depending on how you rank Q & W from level 1-10.

In ARAM, you can find yourself quickly out of mana if you arent careful. Just don't waste any mana with this spell on minions, at all. If tempted to last hit the siege minion, that is up to you. I will but only because the soul essence it drops via Dark Harvest will automatically come to you for killing it. Be wary that you aren't the only one who is going to try and farm and using spells to do so only to get nothing back in return makes it a complete waste. All spells except Ethereal Chains (70 mana) and Mimic (no cost) have their mana cost increased as you rank them up.

RANGE: 600 COST: 70 / 80 / 90 / 100 / 110 COOLDOWN: 14/13/12/11/10 DAMAGE: 85/125/165/205/245 (+60% AP)

LeBlanc dashes to the target location, dealing magic damage to nearby enemies upon arrival and leaving a return pad at the cast location for 4 seconds. You may recast this spell to blink back to the return pad at no additional cost.

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As you get better and better with LeBlanc, the easier it is on utilizing this spell for its various applications. However, it is to be applied with caution no matter how good you are because enemies who are aware of your return pad in effect may have the advantage of anticipation, may guess your next move correctly and/or to merely strike out preemptively with a good chance of success. Of all the ways to apply this spell, one thing I make an effort on before engaging is conceal myself when using it so that the enemy is not completely sure as to whether I have a safety net or not. An example is using it in the bush and walking out of it as opposed to dashing out as the enemies would obviously know and will keep in mind to potentially divert their abilities that way. If you understand the fog of war, that is also a big plus and can be used to your advantage. Get a friend, create a custom game, be on opposing sides, communicate your areas and discuss whether either of you have vision of one another and make note of it.

Distortion is used for...

• positioning to get better aim using skillshots, preferably to land my Mark/Dash easier which in turn lets me land Ethereal Chains easier, all within a 4 second period. You have plenty of time to root an enemy before returning back to pad if your execution is good. The chains only need 1.5 seconds of your time.
• escaping and juking.
• clearing waves or to shove lane to increase the pressure.
• with imminent 40% health to trigger passive, allows you to put distance between you and the clone during stealth, which can effectively divert attention away from teammates. Distortion and low health also helps teammates as your job here is to bait enemy into whiffing their abilities.
• picking up soul essences you otherwise would ignore if you were using a different champion.
• better mobility to intercept enemy skillshots, potentially saving a teammmate or two.
• intercept tracking moves like Master Yi's Alpha Strike and then returning to the cast location, thus displacing Yi in the process. Her ability to draw these certain abilities and deliver them to your team or even under tower is one of my favorite things to pull off. See an enemy snowball? Let it hit you and wait to see if they're stupid.
• last but not least, doing full screen combos. Her gap closing range is immense. She could possibly be no. 1 in terms of mobility. I couldn't say for sure. She's up there though.

As you read on, I will provide more information and videos showcasing combos and various interactions that makes her the most fun champion for me to play. Every game I play using her, I max this spell first to increase its damage and most of all, lower its cooldown as the timing with this, in my opinion, is of the utmost importance. DO NOT waste away this spell on minions until after you have 3 points or so on it because it would be weak and a waste until it gets stronger. But of course, if teammates did all the damage first and if you can swipe the farm for yourself, take it! And never lead with W before mimicking it if R is only rank 1. At rank 2, it does more damage and would be wise to then lead with W first.

• Notes...

  It is important to know that at, say, 5 points on Distortion, it would have a 10s cooldown. As you use this spell, you have 4 seconds to do anything you want before pressing W again to return to the pad. Should you wait for all of 4 seconds before returning to the pad, the spell would then be at 6s left on the cooldown timer. I bring this up as an idea for you to consider. Imagine having 40% CDR, which brings Distortion down to 6 seconds, and you wait until the last second before returning because you were busy pulling off a combo? Well, in two seconds, you will have this spell back up.
  

• Q and W as you rank them starting with lvl 6, ending with lvl 10

  
  Applying her basic QW combo:
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  1 pt on Q = 55
  3 pts on W = 165
  275 dmg total
  (lvl 8: 2 on Q - 4 on W => 365)
  (lvl 9: 2 on Q - 5 on W => 405 / W maxed first here)
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  2 pts on W = 125
  285 dmg total
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  (lvl 9: 3 & 4 or 4 & 3 => 415 or 425)
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  3 pts on Q 105
  1 pts on W 85
  295 dmg total
  (lvl 8: 4 on Q - 2 on W => 385)
  (lvl 9: 5 on Q - 2 on W => 435 / Q maxed first here)
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  (lvl 13: 5 pts each => 555)
  

RANGE: 865 COST: 70 COOLDOWN: 14/13/12.5/12/11 DAMAGE: 40/60/80/100/120 (+60% AP) ROOT DAMAGE: 60/90/120/150/180 (+40% AP)

LeBlanc flings an illusory chain in the target direction, dealing magic damage to the first enemy it hits and tethering herself to them for 1.5 seconds. If the target does not break the tether, they are rooted for 1.5 seconds and dealt additional magic damage.

A linear skillshot that will root enemies where they stand should you connect with it. This spell isnt the easiest to land but because we are in ARAM, it would be sweet to pull it off as your team will be there to capitalize. There are various applications for it and a couple ways to ensure you hit a moving target with it. I like to hold back a tank sometimes as I chase down his carries, use it to root an enemy down, or simply to escape without the need to use Distortion. It can also be your first choice when needing to consume a mark from Sigil of Malice as I would try and use before anything else.

Now the biggest issue is being able to hit a moving target with this. I'll give a couple examples and let your imagination do the rest. One is using Distortion to close the gap between you and target so that it is basically a pointblank hit. Say you manage to mark them with Sigil of Malice but then target flashes away, what to do? Simple, use Distortion to close the gap, then mark them with Mark/Dash, then dash to target, and once again, pointblank range. In this scenario, you have a return pad with about 2 seconds left on its timer which means you should get an auto attack off before you can no longer return to your pad because remember? Dark Harvest. Now if you are me here, I will also wait 1.5s after making the hit with the chains so that they are rooted in place. You may not be able to do much after it, but this is a great thing with any teammate having long range abilities.

RANGE: N/A COST: No Cost COOLDOWN: 60 / 45 / 30

LeBlanc casts a mimicked version of her most recently used basic ability, applying the same effects and dealing modified magic damage. Mimic Sigil of Malice: Deals 70 / 140 / 210 (+40% of AP) magic damage and double damage upon triggering the mark. Mimic Distortion: Deals 150 / 300 / 450 (+75% of AP) magic damage. Mimic Ethereal Chains: Deals 70 / 140 / 210 (+40% of AP) magic damage and double damage upon rooting.

1100g; 225 health, 300 mana; Unique passive: eternity You'll have 300g left to spend if you start this item. I usually grab 5 Health Potion on top of it to maintain presence for as long as necessary until I have sufficient gold before dying to shop. With this item, you want either 1600g or 1900g. Read on... Rod of Ages is usually my first completed item on a handful of mages, Leblanc included but not all the time. It will depend on enemy team composition along with my team in order for me to determine exactly what I want. I tend to prefer items that have health, AP, and/or CDR. On top of that, a Warmog's Armor added combines for 1300 total health. By level 15, if no other health items are bought, you will have Warmog's Heart passive in effect. All in all, my issue is LeBlanc being squishy. I face enemy LeBlancs every now and then and they're always negative with the score...squishy. Let's say I had to deal with Lux, Azir, Xerath, Taliyah... I would get Abyssal Mask for that because I cant avoid everything that gets thrown my way. They are squishy, LeBlanc has high base damage, and has the kit to ensure that the aura for 15% magic dmg increase isnt wasted. (You may miss out on Sigil of Malice's initial hit to mark enemy and depending on combo, Ethereal Chains will be out of range for the aura, which isn't an issue because that spell is ranked last). It's a team game and by staying alive, you will do more damage than if you were dead. As to whether my team can benefit from the aura or not is of no consequence. Here is the range of Abyssal Mask's aura:

1300g; 40 AP, 300 mana; Restore 20% of max mana upon leveling up You'll have 100g left to spend if you start this item. I usually grab 2 Health Potion on top of it. Read on... Say that the enemy team has Nidalee, Katarina, Alistar, Vayne, & Tryndamere on the team. I would get Luden's Tempest. For one, the CC from Vayne requires a specific position which is something you can avoid. Alistar going after LeBlanc can be risk which leaves him on cooldowns & I will bait him if need be. I am not comfortable with Luden's as a first buy versus a team loaded in crowd control because I would be too squishy or against a team with a handful of bruisers/tanks. This isnt Summoner's Rift doing a 1v1 where she would most definitely be rushing the item. You have 5 enemies to look out for and some games have been pretty bad for LeBlanc. One thing I don't like to do is gear myself defensively vs. skillshots as I would prefer to give myself a chance to dodge them. For any aram player, they should give themselves that chance. Put it this way, should Lux and Xerath be the only AP champs on enemy team, I wouldn't touch Abyssal Mask. I'd just stay away from teammates who are considered high-priority targets. Now if their abilities were to become point-and-click and no longer skillshots, then I just may need to gear her with some defensive stats. I hope you get the idea. What about Everfrost? Highly situational if you ask me. Here's an idea: Volibear & Singed on opposing side forgot to change their summoner spells and do not have Mark/Dash. I could be a team player and peel with it. Hecarim, Kled, and so on. Glacial Augment could be considered with this but is highly situational and I would only try and pull it off with friends communicating using headsets. The situational part depends on overall team comp regarding AoE damage and you will know during champ select. I'll say this, I once helped Miss Fortune get a pentakill using LeBlanc and Turbo Chemtank. Who better to jump into enemy, slow em all, then leave. (I don't recommend doing that, though.)

which boots to complete them into? .These boots are about as standard as you can get for a mage. With Oblivion Orb and Sudden Impact, you can achieve a total of 39 magic pen. Many targets that I refer to as 'squishy' have a total of 38.5 base magic resistance at level 18, LeBlanc included. .I buy these boots against a team with majority or main damage source being AD. An example would be a team consisting of Master Yi, 2 marksman, and say, Janna + Lux. Reason is because I don't have any issues with the last 2 due to them being skillshot based. If not Janna but a champ with hard crowd control instead, you still have the option of using Legend: Tenacity rune to make up for not buying mercury's tread. Alpha Strike is going to track you and put Master Yi in position to auto attack, that's a given. Backed by two ADC's, you are guaranteed to take a beating. Survival is simply the key here because you can do more for your team alive than dead. .First thing we need to know is whether you are running Legend: Tenacity rune or not. If so, then you will most likely ignore this item. However, there are teams that will consist of so much hard CC that you will end up buying the boots anyways. With those and the rune combined, you reach 51% tenacity. If it isn't necessary, and if Ninja Tabi arent either, then you go for Sorcerer's Shoes.

2500g; 60 AP; 10% cdr; 300 HEALTH (+item active) I build this item almost every game because I enjoy the item very much with Leblanc's kit. It offers AP, health, 10% CDR, an active that can help waveclear from full screen, and last but not least, offer positioning to help with spells like Ethereal Chains root the enemy as they retreat. It may not offer mana but with Presence of Mind i am not worried about that. When itemizing for this, I like to start with Kindlegem first before Hextech Revolver, usually after Sorcerer's Shoes. But if this item is what you want, you decide the order, it doesnt matter. The only time I would take Ingenious Hunter over Ultimate Hunter would be because we don't have very good wave clear. When fully stacked, the rune will bring its active down to 24 seconds, down from 40. Hextech Rocketbelt by itself, plus Precision secondary which is 14 AP (+60), & level 6, it's active total would be 97+19 = 116 damage. Maximum damage would be 127.5-255 (based on level) + 42.5 AP. In other words, using same set up just a moment ago, it would be 170 + 31.5 = 201.5 damage. You will need to learn the positioning if you are to have every single bolt connect onto one champion. Below is an image showing the ideal positioning between you and the target. And be sure that the cursor is directly onto the target.

1500g; 25 AP; 200 health; 15 magic penetration Oblivion Orb is perfectly fine as a standalone item. With the Howling Abyss aura, all outgoing heals are reduced by 50%. On top of that, if the enemy does not have the sustain with champs like Soraka, Vladimir, Dr. Mundo, etc, there is no reason to spend 1500g to complete the orb into Morellonomicon. The question for you is simple: "Do I need grievous wounds?" Let me put it into perspective here: For 1250 gold, you can buy Needlessly Large Rod which gives 60 AP. You also get an extra 100 health on top of the 200. Using the Ruby Crystal which cost 400 gold for 150 health, we divide that amount by 150 and get 2.666. Multiply that by 100 and we get 266 (gold) as the value for the 100 extra health you get for completing the orb into Morellonomicon. Add 1250 and the grand total 1516. All said, if grievous wounds isnt a priority, I'll buy something else.

2650g; 70 ap; 40% magic penetration Majority of the games you play, Void Staff should almost always be part of the build before the game ends. For me, it's usually a 3rd or 4th item buy. Keep in mind that this item's 40% MR reduction applies before any magic penetration from items like Oblivion Orb, Morellonomicon, Sudden Impact, & Sorcerer's Shoes. This item is still damage efficient against champs with base MR. For instance, Ahri has 38.5 base MR at level 18. With Void Staff's 40% MR reduction, it takes away 15.4 MR and becomes 23.1 MR. Sudden Impact will always be a staple rune for LeBlanc so it then becomes 17 MR. 17 MR = 14% damage reduction from magic damage sources. Then there's also Sorcerer's Shoes, which is 18 mpen & Oblivion Orb/ Morellonomicon, which is 15 mpen. But of course, the higher MR the enemy champ has, the better this item becomes. And for it to be gold efficient, enemy targets need to have 90.6 or more MR. There are two categories when it comes to champions and their base MR. At level 18, you have the "38.5's" & the melee "53.5's" which would actually be 63.5 due to the Howling Abyss aura. For a champ with 38.5 buying a Banshee's Veil, that person then increases it to 98.5 MR. Something to remember everytime. ***click here to see which champs have 38.5 & 53.5***

2900g; 75 AP; 10% cdr; 45 armor (+item active) ... blah blah blah ...

3000g; 75 AP; 10% cdr; 60 magic resistance ... blah blah blah ...

3600g; 120 AP; Increase AP by 40% ... blah blah blah ...

3200g; 80 AP; 10%; 7% MS; Spellblade passive ... blah blah blah ...

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regarding abyssal mask, i prefer to buy this item as soon as possible, 1st item in other words. with that said, Distortion at rank 5 has a base dmg of 245:
W by itself (245 dmg @rank 5), x.15 = 36.75 ...=281.75 dmg (a value of 61 AP; 1,326g )
W with precision secondary selected, 14 AP. (14x.6=8.4) = 253.4x.15=38... = 291.4
+ with eyeball collection maxed included (30x.6=18)...18+8.4+245=271.4... (x .15)=40.7... = 312 (67.5 AP; 1,468G)
With Luden's considered... 90AP + 14 AP = 104(.6)= 62.4 + rank 5 W (245) = 307.4. (passive: 110.4)
+ with eyeball collection maxed included (30AP = 134AP) 30x.6=18... +307.4 = 325.4 dmg[/b][/size][/color]

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  ✦ Hextech Rocketbelt ✦ Abyssal Mask ✦✦✦ Luden's Tempest ✦ Morellonomicon✦

  • Hextech Rocketbelt 2500g = 60 AP
  • Abyssal Mask 3000g = 15% magic dmg increase
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  • Luden's Tempest 3200g = 90 AP
  • Morellonomicon 3000g = 80 AP

  
  ✦ Dark Harvest => 64.4 + (+20%AP) + Soul essence
  ✦ Sudden Impact => 7 LETHALITY & 6 MPEN
  ✦ Eyeball Collection => 30 AP
  ✦ Secondary Runes:

  • Sorcery => 20 AP
  • Precision => 14 AP

• Hextech Protobelt + Abyssal Mask

  
  - Domination(primary) w/ Sorcery(secondary). Gathering Storm = 8 AP(10 mins). 58 AP
  - Hextech Rocketbelt 60 AP
  => 118 AP
  - Dark Harvest => 64.4 + 23.6 = 88 (+soul essence) ... (x .15 = ___)
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Abyssal Mask 30AP ✦✦✦ Luden's Tempest 120AP