Good and bad examples of mobility in the game.

#Escape Good example: Must have an enemy to target away from her attackers or she's literally setting herself up for death. Also loses tempo and potential engage, punished with a long CD.

Bad Example: Uses her E to dash away and get a shield, essentially covering her for using the move in a cowardly fashion when she is supposed to be an all-in champion.

#Engage Good example: Telegraphed but powerful, must plan out and time engage with his ultimate well for maximum results.

Bad Example: Exclusive access to back line and no interactive way to stop or avoid it. Basically, press R for a huge advantage in fights.

#Evasion Good example: Can use his dash to avoid a skillshot, but loses a potential engage and part of his damage rotation, as well as his second dash.

Bad Example: Just dodged your skillshot, and gets a targeted burst attack and a potential kill after effortlessly dashing out of your ability. Yay.

#Making picks Good example: Take a risk by jumping at an enemy, losing major resources if you miss and opening a huge window for enemies to counter-attack.

Bad example: Press W for a free kill.

#Roaming Good example: Must plan out route through the jungle and over terrain so as to not lock himself out of escape or chase potential.

Bad example: Near-global presence on a 2 second cooldown.

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We need to make stronger niches for mobility.