MamiMumei 真美夢迷

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Caveats: - This build is HIGHLY experimental - It is not meant to be used in every game but it has situational uses - Specifically excels in games where you have melee carries, solid AP duo carry, some go button, champs who can benefit from early volatility / tempo cheating - I don't actually know if Diana is the BEST for this build but it has felt very good so far - This build is not a carry Diana build although you can carry games with it, your goal is to use your early tempo to snowball the map for your team The Build (Assuming 0/0/0): 1st Base (~3:15) Aether Wisp 2nd Base (~4:30): Amp Tome 3rd Base (~7:30) Shurelya's + Boots - JOAT active 4th Base (~10:30) Blasting Wand - GS Active 5th Base (~13:30) Staff of Flowing Water .. .. Xth base (~19:30) Dusk & Dawn The way it works is: Aery gives your allies a shield when you use Shurelya's on them, which procs Staff of Flowing Water on both you and your ally giving you +40AP 15AH for 6 seconds. This means at the start of the fight, where Diana loads most of her damage, you will have ~175 AP at 13 minutes in the game and with good play you give an AP carry +40AP 15AH as well You also get your 1st item spike 2-2.5min faster than any other jungler on average, and if you play properly you will be able to use that advantage to secure grubs (or dragon if still up) & force winning fights with your teammates lv6 People do NOT expect the catch range of shurelya's on Diana so early in the game and your 2nd item hits at 13:30, while enemy jg is on 1 item and a component or two By the time you hit DnD you've smoothed the curve and you can just finish the build like normal with Riftmaker/Zhonyas/Raba etc Super experimental and changes her playstyle a bit but I think it could legit be a cook

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