Twin Slayers 1v3 Depths

Full Combo: R > Q > AA > W > E > D > Q > E

Combo Explained: PHASE 1 - Stacking Bonus Damage R - Armor gives 9% damage per stack (max 8) you'll want to start stacking this as soon as you start taking damage to get to 72% bonus damage Q - This is mostly for positioning and to start stacking daggers bonus damage passive AA - This will proc your Ava Cape and reduce damage dealt by players hit by 15%. Imporant to do early to reduce damage taken while your R is stacking W - be as close to the enemy as possible so that all 3 blades hit your target for max damage output. If possible, try and hit 2 additional targets to get extra bonus damage (10% bonus damage per target hit, max 3)

PHASE 2 - The Execute E - At this point your should be full buffed with as much bonus damage as possible. You need to finish the combo quickly. Use your first E to send the daggers out and increase movement speed. D - Stun the enemy (hopefully multiple enemies) so that you can set up your second E. Q - This is only for positioning. If you are already in the best position then skip this step. E - While standing directly ontop of your enemy, pull your blades back and this should kill any enemy without defensives or heals.

PHASE 3 - Reset If the enemy countered your combo or you've messed up, do not hang around. You have long cooldowns (25s, 30s, 35s). Get out as fast as you can while you get your cooldowns back. F - Run towards the best exit. (TIP) Don't use Q while you have movespeed buff. Wait until it ends. 1 - Use anytime the enemy is about to close the distance on you. Best use is around corners.

Things to know:

• Auto Attack (AA) early to proc cape and reduce enemy damage by 15%
• Cast W at close range to deal more damage
• Hit 3 targets with W for max Bonus Damage
• AoE (Area of Effect) Escalation: More players hit = More damage dealt
• Get in, Get out. Don't hang around. You aren't built to brawl.
• Do not use boots to engage, only to kite, if needed
• Use potion only to kite
• Twin Slayers are not easy to play. It's takes a while to master. Don't get impatient or frusterated.