The Math Behind Warwick's Current Ult

The items used are challenging smite, devourer, wits end, and bork on warwick's ult. The numbers are coming from the ult itself and no other moves (even though ww gets a free Q + aa after every ult).

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Warwick's ult features 5 quick attacks which register on-hit effects:

1. 420 base ult damage

2. 50 bonus from 200% of ad scale (assuming 25 bonus AD from ONLY bork. Should be more w/ runes and masteries)

3. 100 multiplied by 5 (devourer - assuming 60 stacks)

4. 69 multiplied by 5 (challenging smite)

5. 93 multiplied by 5 (botrk - 8% of current hp per hit, assuming enemy has 2000 hp, which is a level 18 adc. This is the average of 160 + 123.76 + 90.4192 + 59.7456 + 31.5259 divided by 5, which are the actual values bork will do per hit).

6. 42 multiplied by 5 (wits end)

7. 16/32/48/48/48 (warwick's passive, assuming we haven't touched the target yet)

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= 2182 total damage

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This doesn't include runes and masteries, and any extra ad past 25 or any devourer stacks past 60. This will also do more damage to champs which have more than 2000 hp because bork does % based damage.

It should also be noted that this damage is before ANY damage reduction. However, with most of it actually being magic damage, and wits end shredding opponent's MR, you can be assured this this is somewhat close to the actual value. And since our target in this situation had 2000 HP, this almost a kill with just Warwick's ult. There is also a good amount of true damage and AD damage in this as well.

Some other things to consider:

1. The added worth of a 1.5 second suppress
2. The added worth of an instant blink
3. The extra damage the free Q + aa will do after every ww ult (challenging smite active will still have 4.5 seconds left)
4. The movement speed proc from E - Blood Scent which will inevitably be on after this, coupled with the BORK active.