Can Draven get the Ashe treatment?

TragicDeathFade·2/28/2016, 10:37:09 PM·14 votes·1,230 views

I don't think it would be too much to ask if his axes could also fall off one by one instead of all at once. It would tempt less players to have to force their way to some cs and die because they feel the need to keep their axes going when Draven is being denied

Draven is one of my mains and i can honestly say this will not be the biggest buff to draven, if you cant catch you will lose, if you make bad choice you will lose. this one thing will simply ease the burden that all draven players have

14 Comments

GenghisEmo2/28/2016, 10:46:15 PM6 votes

No. He has the potential to be freaking strong. He needs to have that risk of failing. For now, i think we don't need to buff him.

He needs to live to the hypercarry expectations. Risk of being denied, especially early, and then scale and outscale foes.

Yes, this small change might not Kog'Maw him, but i dont think he needs the change.

Ashe did need it. She was horribly irrelevant. So much so, it was a weight on the team, instead of an edge. Now with the minor changes to Ashe, now she is relevant. Not a priority pick, and i'd prefer a Draven since your early game mistakes arent punished as hard in low elo.

Akenero2/28/2016, 11:10:14 PM3 votes

Draven's axes stopping works thematically, it's a good show when you can stop things symmetrically, and mechanically, due to the raw damage he inflicts.

ZaNJeTsU2/29/2016, 3:31:25 PM2 votes

he just need his old passive, or at lease to revert the nurfs he got on the start of season 6

The Bearded Bard2/28/2016, 11:00:13 PM1 votes

Agreeeeeeeed

WeiseAzir2/29/2016, 12:25:56 AM1 votes

q before they go off will reset the timer

but yeah would be nice

Meep Man2/29/2016, 3:43:27 PM1 votes

I thought you were saying make his Q his passive haha! At least that was my initial thought when first reading the title.

Yeah, I think this would be reasonable.