teemo isnt a one dimensional play style

khorney·Mar 29, 2015·4 votes·361 views

Its a funny complain about teemo all you want but A Fed teemo will carry a game better then any. It is extremely hard to win against a teemo who has nomicon void staff rylais liandrys sorc shoes and death cap. Because 1 shroom and your dead.but teemo can be played different ways with diff builds but going hybrid top lane seems to be the best 1 point in qwe max e then q . get blade of the ruined king nashors tri force sorc shoes or beserker graves and wits end . pretty much this revolves around your e if anything something scaling off ad in some fashion would be fine

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KnivingDudeMar 29, 20152 votes

This used to work really well in season 2-3. The problem is, you're going to be relying on your auto-attack way to much... There are alot of CCs, Dashes, Shields to think about when going into position for the auto-attack, and he doesn't have the longest range to poke with either.

khorneyMar 29, 20151 votes

I get that but I wrote this because people have tunnel vision when they play him building only certain items and such. I run movement speed Quins on him and flat ap glyphs and ad marks and like 27 0 and 3 . yes I realize he is extremely squishy but I do this So you can be flexible when you play on how you want to play him .

KnivingDudeMar 31, 20151 votes

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I get that but I wrote this because people have tunnel vision when they play him building only certain items and such. I run movement speed Quins on him and flat ap glyphs and ad marks and like 27 0 and 3 . yes I realize he is extremely squishy but I do this So you can be flexible when you play on how you want to play him .

"Flexible-on-the-fly"? I kind of like that. Your sacrificing a lot of required livability to be able to switch builds without having damage penalties.

Teemo is Squishy anyways so even if you do run him with defense it's really not THAT helpful. But still... he is a point and click champion with a lackluster engage/disengage tool (W). He works well if you use his Invisibility mechanic at key points to steal buffs or jungle creeps then using (W) to get away before someone even knows what the hell just happened.

I know someone who does that in Summoner's Rift but I usually see him in Twisted Treeline - where Wards no longer exist. He's a solid pick there... he could also pull those anti-jungler shenanigans quite well and only laning when he needs EXP from a failed shenanigan.