How actualy Fiora W works?

Rohirrim··2 votes·1,384 views

I want to know everything about that spell.It triggers me.

What i dont understand is this:

Imagine if Morgana casts Q into Fiora.Fiora does W but she directs riposte towards enemy Rengar.Will Fiora redirect CC to Rengar? Will Rengar get stuned instead of Morgana?

How does it acctualy works? What if Riven knocks Fiora from behind with her 3rd Q.Fiora uses W but she missplays(not directing W to Riven).Will she just negate the dmg,right?Riven wont be stuned,right? But either Fiora wont get knocked up?

Can Fiora block spells if she cast riposte on the oposite way where the enemy spell was casted? What happens in that scenario?(i mean does she block spells from any direction,even from behind)

I once saw Ashe ulting to baron pit.Fiora pressed W and denied Ashe ult.She wasnt even facing the direction of Ashe R. Four other members of team were near Fiora but they did not get stuned.Why arent they stuned?Fiora blocked Ashe ult for herself,but does that mean she actualy denied that stun for entire team,not just for herself????

That makes no logic...They all were grouped at single spot.Fiora actualy denied all 5 members to get stuned.I though if Sejuani/Ashe/Lissandra cast ultimate AOE spell to grouped enemies and if Fiora does W,four other members of enemy team will get stuned but FIora will not. In this scenario at baron pit NO ONE GOT STUNED.

Im confused really. Sry for bad eng.

15 Comments

Bootleg Gay2 votes

Fiora will ignore all damage, except from towers, for 0.75 seconds. During this time, if she is hit with any kind of disabling crowd control, she will deal damage to all enemies in a line, as well as stunning the first champion hit. The duration is equal to the duration of the crowd control she WOULD have been afflicted by, and since it can be cast in any direction, she can turn champions against each other by redirecting crowd control from one spell to another.

Hope this helps.

EDIT: She doesn't have to be facing the champion casting nor does she have to be facing the spell. She will parry everything, almsost like a Windwall from Yasuo. Since this technically blocks the spell, it won't effect others nearby since it technically wouldn't have hit Fiora herself.

Rohirrim2 votes

Thanx,this makes more sense now.

Vistha Kai2 votes

I'm not sure about blocking AoE, as I remember parrying Ziggs' ult only for my team to still be hit by it.

In case you'd ask: No, there was no other source of damage that could do that.

Bootleg Gay1 votes

It'll block the whole of the AoE if the ability has an "impact". By that I mean things that trigger themselves upon unit hit, not upon an area in which they were cast. It makes sense in my mind, and I do understand what you're thinking.

Vistha Kai1 votes

I don't really recall any abilities like that.

Example please.

Bootleg Gay1 votes

Karma Q, not empowered, is an example of an "impact" ability. It needs to hit a target in order to to anything.

When empowered, it doesn't require a unit to be struck, and will explode regardless of whether or not it his something.

Vistha Kai1 votes

Bringing back an old meme...

Karma who?


Indeed, that's how that ability works.

Bootleg Gay1 votes

Pls no, I main Karma Jungle. item 3070

Vistha Kai1 votes

You main... who... exactly?

Bootleg Gay1 votes

Yes

Vistha Kai1 votes

I can relate.

TurquoiseYoshi2 votes

Yes, she does block it from any direction, whether it is redirected back to the user or not. In all of your situations, that would be how it worked.

In the last one, with the AoE CC, she would redirect it if it hit her first, but if the starting skillshot hit someone else, only her CC will be blocked.

Rohirrim1 votes

You said it clearly,thanx.I realy wanted to know about AOE CC thing. :) Now i get it.That Fiora was few units in front of her team,thats why she blocked AOE stun for everyone.If she was in line with her team,her team would get stuned but she would not.

Zombiemaster1 votes

Something I want to add to this is that Ashe's ultimate (and Lissandra's ultimate for that matter) is not an AoE stun. It only stuns the first champion hit, all other units around the first champion hit are slowed instead. So for your example, it actually wouldn't have mattered if Fiora parried Ashe's ultimate or not, her teammates would not have been stunned either way.

Rohirrim1 votes

I meant Lissandras W,sry.

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