PSA: Junglers, be considerate with your leashes.

SkyBlade79·Apr 18, 2016·1 votes·690 views

I'm talking to the people who come top and ask for a leash, when the laner is absolutely unsuitable for leashing. DO NOT ask a Nasus to leash; every single stack counts for him, so by making him leash, you're setting him back on stacks and hp. Do not make top assassins leash, and no matter what you do, do not make very off meta picks leash. I was playing Fizz off-tank top (I know, I know, please don't yell at me) and the jungler demanded a leash, a leash that ended up taking half my hp because he made me tank for some reason. After, I gave first blood, which eventually led to the enemy sion getting unkillable. So please, think before you leash.

15 Comments

xBushxApr 18, 20164 votes

This is wrong. If I am starting blue side and want Nasus to hit the camp 3 times and still NOT miss a single farm he should. Or he should be prepared to never see me up there.

LauchmelderApr 18, 20163 votes

Are you ganking mid after leashing or what? It doesn't take that long, give your jungler a few autos and he can have an easier start.

JayHog1992Apr 18, 20161 votes

When I play Teemo top, I'm careful to not start with E until I'm sure my jungler doesn't start top jungle. If he doesn't, I put a point and then move to lane, if I do, I leash without poison and then put a point in it later after the leash.

Last thing I want is a pissed off jungler because I accidentaly took his first creep...

RaelaemApr 18, 20161 votes

happened to me at least a few times... i just smite after instead of first when i have those kind of laners or if I think im getting contested by other jungler

JayHog1992Apr 18, 20161 votes

Yeah, sometimes I smite for a finisher if the leashers happen to be DoT champions like Twitch at bot lane or Darius at Top lane.

Zero Skill TankApr 18, 20161 votes

If I play Teemo top and jungler goes top side, I politely but with confidence ask them to GTFO because I have better things to do on my first lvl, like stealing his shit, KappaOnlySerious :D

RaelaemApr 18, 20161 votes

then don't cry when u get camped fool, lmao... also.. learn to leash, most people leashing know how to bounce the aggro off yourself... maybe try jungle yourself so you understand how the role works.....

DREADN0UGHTApr 18, 20161 votes

whatchusmoking?

EndlessSorcererApr 18, 20161 votes

I'll always leash, no matter the champion.

Nasus doesn't have an issue leashing. Missing a single stack (which you won't, if you time it correctly) does not make much of a difference in the grand scheme of things.

Assassins don't have any issues leashing either.

The only exception is if I'm deciding to be cheese and stealing the enemy's top-side buff when I'm the top laner.

The jungler making you tank the camp is a different issue entirely.

Mecha MaIphiteApr 18, 20161 votes

Most champions can leash and never miss a minion.

Also, if you tanked the camp it's your own fault. Back off before you take more damage and come back when it switches. If your jungler asks you to tank as someone who isn't Jax or someone like that, they probably suck and are not deserving of a leash.

Woodsy2575Apr 18, 20161 votes

Lol at laners who have the audacity to tell junglers what to do and still beg for ganks

SkyBlade79Apr 18, 20161 votes

Okay, I can see where I went wrong in my comment. One fact isn't apparent.

I'm in bronze three. People here, myself included, are not great at leashing, do not know how many times to hit buffs, and do not know how to regain lane advantage. A very large percentage of the time, junglers WILL make the top laner tank, because in Bronze, teamwork really isn't their strong suit.

QuephaApr 18, 20161 votes

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Okay, I can see where I went wrong in my comment. One fact isn't apparent.

I'm in bronze three. People here, myself included, are not great at leashing, do not know how many times to hit buffs, and do not know how to regain lane advantage. A very large percentage of the time, junglers WILL make the top laner tank, because in Bronze, teamwork really isn't their strong suit.

So learn.