Wild Rift: HECARIM Build Guide (7.3A)
League of Legends: Wild Rift HECARIM, role - Fighter. Use the guidelines to take your HECARIM Wild Rift champion play style to the next level. Study in detail the build of items, runes, spells, skills that need to be developed in the first place. In order to find out what position HECARIM is in the rating table, go to the - Tier List page.
 54 (4) |  630 (130) |  8 (0.86) |
 0.8 (0.011) |  380 (57) |  32 (1.14) |
 350 (0) |  42 (5.4) |  36 (2) |
 200% (0) |
(PASSIVE) WARPATH
Hecarim gains 0 = (12% bonus ) Attack Damage.
(Q) RAMPAGE
4.5/4/3.5/3s 
28/32/36/40
Charges his halberd for up to 0.75 seconds, increasing the area Hecarim deals damage to. Automatically casts when fully charged, dealing 65 physical damage (5/15/25/35 + 110% ).
If Hecarim hits an enemy champion or a large monster with a full charge, he critically strikes them for 120% damage and gains a 18% Movement Speed bonus that decays over 3 seconds. This also empowers Hecarim's next Rampage within the next 8 seconds to deal 120% damage.
Deals 60% damage to minions.
(W) SPIRIT OF DREAD
16/15/14/15s 50/60/70/80
Gains 6/12/18/24 Armor and Magic Resist , and heals himself for 5 Health (5/10/15/20 + 1% ) . Deals 12 magic damage (12/18/24/30 + 20% 
) over 4 seconds to nearby enemies.
Dealing damage to enemies heals him for (20% of damage dealt + 0.02% bonus ) % of his Health.
Healing from minions and monsters is reduced by 50% and capped at 90 Health.
(E) DEVASTATING CHARGE
18/17/16/15s 60
Gains 25% Movement Speed, wich increases to 55% over 4 seconds.
Hecarim dashes toward the enemy if his next attack is withing 5 seconds, dealing 5 physical damage (5/10/15/20 + 30% bonus ) and knocking them back. He will also pursue the enemy that was knocked back. The remaining duration of this ability is paused during Onslaught of Shadows.
(R) ONSLAUGHT OF SHADOWS
100/85/70s 100
Hecarim summons spectral riders and charges forward, dealing 150 magic damage (150/250/350 +100% ).
Hecarim unleashes a shockwave at the end of the charge that Fears for between 0.75 to 1.5 seconds, increased by charge distance.
HECARIM Meta Overview — Ranks & Performance Analytics
This meta overview presents HECARIM’s ranked performance across different roles and skill tiers. The data includes tier placement, win rate, pick rate, ban rate, and short-term trends, allowing you to evaluate her current strength and draft priority. Statistics are synced with rank buckets and role selection, helping you understand where HECARIM performs best and how her impact changes in the evolving Wild Rift meta.
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Jungle HECARIM Build items and runes
The information below will help you get familiar with the game on the Jungle Line HECARIM. We have prepared a items builds, runes, summoner spells and ability order for a comfortable game. Situational options for replacing items and runes are also available to you.
Key items
Long Sword. Next, you should pay attention to whether your mobility champion is enough, our further actions will depend on this. If it is hard for you to dodge the enemy's skills or you want to roam on neighboring lines, then it is better to buy 
Boots of Speed at an early stage.
Long Sword
+12 Attack Damage
500
Trinity Force
Well-Rounded
+333 Max Health +36 Attack Damage
+30% Attack Speed +15 Ability Haste
Valor: On hit, attacks grant 20 Move Speed for 2 seconds. Bonuses do not stack. Bonus Movement Speed does not stack. Ranged champions gain halved values.
Spellblade: Using an ability causes the next attack used within 10 seconds to deal bonus physical damage equal to 200% base AD(1.5s Cooldown). Damage is reduced vs structures. 3333
Trinity Force TIPS: This item combines Health, Attack Damage, Attack Speed, and Ability Haste, providing a well-rounded boost to combat performance. Using an ability empowers your next attack with bonus physical damage, while landing attacks grants Movement Speed to help you stick to targets. An excellent choice for fighters and other AD champions who constantly weave abilities between basic attacks.
Gluttonous Greaves
Attack Damage, Omnivamp
+45 Move Speed
Balance of Power: Gain 12 Attack Damage or 20 Ability Power
(Adaptive).
Conversion: Gain 5% Omnivamp
. Champion takedowns grant an additional 0.5% Omnivamp, up to 5%. 1000
Gluttonous Greaves TIPS: These boots combine mobility, adaptive offensive power, and sustained healing. They increase your damage while Omnivamp restores health from all damage you deal. Champion takedowns further increase your Omnivamp, making them an excellent choice for champions who want to balance high damage output with strong sustain during extended fights.
Muramana
Converts Mana to Attack Damage +40 Attack Damage +1200 Max Mana +15 Ability Haste
Awe: Grants Attack Damage equal to 2%of max Mana and refunds 15%of all Mana spent.
Shock: Attacks against champions deal 1.5% max Mana as bonus physical damage, and ability damage against champions deals 3.5% max Mana (3% for ranged champions) as bonus physical damage. This effect can only be triggered once per attack or ability cast against the same champion.
Muramana TIPS: This item is ideal for AD champions who frequently use abilities and rely heavily on Mana. It converts maximum Mana into additional Attack Damage while refunding part of the Mana spent. Attacks and abilities against champions also deal bonus physical damage based on maximum Mana. An excellent choice for Mana-hungry champions who want to significantly increase the damage of both their attacks and abilities.
Gluttonous Greaves
Attack Damage, Omnivamp +45 Move Speed
Balance of Power: Gain 12 Attack Damage or 20 Ability Power (Adaptive).
Conversion: Gain 5% Omnivamp. Champion takedowns grant an additional 0.5% Omnivamp, up to 5%. 1000
Gluttonous Greaves TIPS: These boots combine mobility, adaptive offensive power, and sustained healing. They increase your damage while Omnivamp restores health from all damage you deal. Champion takedowns further increase your Omnivamp, making them an excellent choice for champions who want to balance high damage output with strong sustain during extended fights.
Mercury's Treads
Increases Magic resist +150 Max Health
+25 Magic Resistance
+30 Tenacity +45 Move Speed 1200
Mercury's Treads TIPS: These boots increase your Magic Resistance while making you more resilient to crowd control through Tenacity. The bonus Health and movement speed improve both survivability and mobility, allowing you to perform more effectively against magic damage and heavy-CC team compositions. They are an excellent choice for tanks, fighters, and any champion who needs to stay in the fight longer.
Immortal Treds
Deal bonus damage or gain increased healing and shielding +45 Move Speed
Balance of Power: Gain 12 Attack Damage or 20 Ability Power (Adaptive).
Conversion: Gain 5% Omnivamp. Champion takedowns grant an additional 0.5% Omnivamp, up to 5%.
Now and Forever: When you have more than 50% Health, deal 5% bonus damage. When below 50% Health, gain 12% increased healing and shielding. 2000
Immortal Treds TIPS: These boots combine adaptive offensive power, sustain, and increased combat effectiveness. While above 50% Health, you deal increased damage, and when below 50% Health, you benefit from stronger healing and shielding to improve your survivability. The additional Omnivamp further restores Health from all damage you deal. They are an excellent choice for fighters, AP bruisers, and champions who want to balance offensive power with sustained durability throughout extended fights.
Chainlaced Crushers
Gain a magic shield upon taking magic damage +150 Max Health +30 Magic Resistance +30% Tenacity +45 Move Speed
Noxian Persistence: After taking magic damage from a champion, gain a magic shield that absorbs 10-120 plus 5% maxfor 5s. (12s Cooldown) 2200
Chainlaced Crushers TIPS: These boots greatly improve your survivability against magic damage. After taking magic damage from an enemy champion, you gain a magic shield that helps absorb follow-up spells, while the bonus Magic Resistance and Tenacity make you far more resilient against AP threats and crowd control. They are an excellent choice against teams with heavy magic damage and strong CC.
Trinity Force (Well-Rounded) as your first item, followed by Gluttonous Greaves (Grants Attack Damage and Omnivamp) or Mercury's Treads (Reduces Magic Damage) depending on the situation. (sometimes it will still be better to build a boot as the first item, which significantly increases the mobility of your champion) the third key element in our build is Muramana (Converts Mana to Attack Damage).
Maybe now it's time to think about upgrading your boot, invest in
Immortal Treds (Deal bonus damage or gain increased healing and shielding). You may want to replace it with Chainlaced Crushers (Gain a magic shield upon taking magic damage), it all depends on your playstyle and the situation on the battlefield.
The remaining last three items are situational, of course you can use the example builds above. But for a more effective game you will need to pay attention to the situation on the battlefield.
Trinity Force
Well-Rounded +333 Max Health +36 Attack Damage +30% Attack Speed +15 Ability Haste
Valor: On hit, attacks grant 20 Move Speed for 2 seconds. Bonuses do not stack. Bonus Movement Speed does not stack. Ranged champions gain halved values.
Spellblade: Using an ability causes the next attack used within 10 seconds to deal bonus physical damage equal to 200% base AD(1.5s Cooldown). Damage is reduced vs structures. 3333
Trinity Force TIPS: This item combines Health, Attack Damage, Attack Speed, and Ability Haste, providing a well-rounded boost to combat performance. Using an ability empowers your next attack with bonus physical damage, while landing attacks grants Movement Speed to help you stick to targets. An excellent choice for fighters and other AD champions who constantly weave abilities between basic attacks.
Gluttonous Greaves
Attack Damage, Omnivamp +45 Move Speed
Balance of Power: Gain 12 Attack Damage or 20 Ability Power (Adaptive).
Conversion: Gain 5% Omnivamp. Champion takedowns grant an additional 0.5% Omnivamp, up to 5%. 1000
Gluttonous Greaves TIPS: These boots combine mobility, adaptive offensive power, and sustained healing. They increase your damage while Omnivamp restores health from all damage you deal. Champion takedowns further increase your Omnivamp, making them an excellent choice for champions who want to balance high damage output with strong sustain during extended fights.
Muramana
Converts Mana to Attack Damage +40 Attack Damage +1200 Max Mana +15 Ability Haste
Awe: Grants Attack Damage equal to 2%of max Mana and refunds 15%of all Mana spent.
Shock: Attacks against champions deal 1.5% max Mana as bonus physical damage, and ability damage against champions deals 3.5% max Mana (3% for ranged champions) as bonus physical damage. This effect can only be triggered once per attack or ability cast against the same champion.
Muramana TIPS: This item is ideal for AD champions who frequently use abilities and rely heavily on Mana. It converts maximum Mana into additional Attack Damage while refunding part of the Mana spent. Attacks and abilities against champions also deal bonus physical damage based on maximum Mana. An excellent choice for Mana-hungry champions who want to significantly increase the damage of both their attacks and abilities.
Spear of Shojin
Gain damage bonuses +450 Max Health +40 Attack Damage
Dragonforce: +20% Ability Haste.
Focused Will: Dealing damage to monsters or enemies with abilities increases your champion’s ability and passive damage by 3% for 6s. (Stacks 4 times). 3100
Spear of Shojin TIPS: This item provides a mix of survivability and empowered ability usage: it increases your staying power, reduces ability cooldowns, and temporarily boosts your ability and passive damage after engaging enemies or clearing monsters. Perfect for duelist bruisers who want to cast more often in fights and gain an edge in extended skirmishes or split-push scenarios. Suited for champions who weave autos with frequent ability casts.
Serylda’s Grudge
Armor Penetration (%) and apply slows +50 Attack Damage
+35% Armor Penetration +15 Ability Haste
Icy: Damaging active abilities and empowered attacks slow enemies below 60% current Health by 30% Movement Speed for 1 second. 3100
Serylda’s Grudge TIPS: This item significantly increases physical damage through percentage Armor Penetration while allowing you to use abilities more frequently. Damaging wounded enemies with active abilities or empowered attacks also slows them, making it easier to chase or keep targets at a distance. An excellent choice for AD champions who rely on abilities and need effective Armor Penetration combined with additional control.
Death's Dance
Delays damage taken +50 Attack Damage
+45 Armor +15 Ability Haste
Cauterize: 30% of all physical damage and magic damage received (12% for ranged champions) is dealt to you over 3 seconds as true damage instead.
Defy: When a champion that you damaged within 3 second(s) dies, cleanse Cauterize's remaining damage pool and restore Health equal to 90% bonus AD over 2 second(s). 3300
Death's Dance TIPS: This item combines Attack Damage, Armor, and Ability Haste, significantly improving survivability in extended fights. A portion of incoming physical and magic damage is delayed over time, reducing immediate burst damage. Participating in a champion takedown clears the remaining delayed damage and restores Health. An excellent choice for fighters and other AD champions who need to survive heavy damage and keep fighting after securing a takedown.
Situational items
Serylda’s Grudge
Armor Penetration (%) and apply slows +50 Attack Damage +35% Armor Penetration +15 Ability Haste
Icy: Damaging active abilities and empowered attacks slow enemies below 60% current Health by 30% Movement Speed for 1 second. 3100
Serylda’s Grudge TIPS: This item significantly increases physical damage through percentage Armor Penetration while allowing you to use abilities more frequently. Damaging wounded enemies with active abilities or empowered attacks also slows them, making it easier to chase or keep targets at a distance. An excellent choice for AD champions who rely on abilities and need effective Armor Penetration combined with additional control.
Chempunk Chainsword
Reduces enemy healing +400 Max Health +45 Attack Damage +15 Ability Haste
Punishment: Dealing physical damage to enemy champions applies 50% Grievous Wounds for 3 seconds.
Grievous Wounds reduces the effectiveness of Healing and Regeneration effects. 2800
Chempunk Chainsword TIPS: This item is perfect for champions who face enemies with high sustain, such as Dr. Mundo, Soraka, and Yuumi, who have significant healing abilities. The "Punishment" effect applies Grievous Wounds, reducing the effectiveness of healing and regeneration by 50%, making this item effective against champions who rely on healing. It’s also useful against champions who rely on lifesteal, such as Aatrox, Darius, and Fiora, as it helps reduce the effectiveness of their healing.
Chempunk Chainsword — This item is perfect for champions who face enemies with high sustain, such as Dr. Mundo, Soraka, and Yuumi, who have significant healing abilities. The "Punishment" effect applies Grievous Wounds, reducing the effectiveness of healing and regeneration by 50%, making this item effective against champions who rely on healing. It’s also useful against champions who rely on lifesteal, such as Aatrox, Darius, and Fiora, as it helps reduce the effectiveness of their healing.
Serylda’s Grudge
Armor Penetration (%) and apply slows +50 Attack Damage +35% Armor Penetration +15 Ability Haste
Icy: Damaging active abilities and empowered attacks slow enemies below 60% current Health by 30% Movement Speed for 1 second. 3100
Serylda’s Grudge TIPS: This item significantly increases physical damage through percentage Armor Penetration while allowing you to use abilities more frequently. Damaging wounded enemies with active abilities or empowered attacks also slows them, making it easier to chase or keep targets at a distance. An excellent choice for AD champions who rely on abilities and need effective Armor Penetration combined with additional control.
Serpent's Fang
Anti-Shielding +50 Attack Damage +10 Ability Haste
Stab: +15 Armor Penetration.
Shield Reaver: Dealing damage to an enemy champion reduces any shields they gain for 3s. Melee champions apply (10% of bonus AD + 40)% shield reduction, capped at 60%; while ranged champions apply (10% of bonus AD + 25)% shield reduction, capped at 45%. When you damage an enemy who is unaffected by Shield Reaver, all shields on them are reduced by the same values. 2800
Serpent's Fang TIPS: This item is perfect for assassins and champions who face enemies with a lot of shields. It provides bonuses to attack damage and ability haste, along with increased armor penetration, making it effective against well-protected enemies. The "Shield Reaver" effect allows you to reduce the effectiveness of shields gained by enemy champions, depending on your bonus attack damage, helping to quickly break through shields. This item is especially useful against champions who rely on shields for defense, such as Lux, Braum, and others.
Serpent's Fang — This item is perfect for assassins and champions who face enemies with a lot of shields. It provides bonuses to attack damage and ability haste, along with increased armor penetration, making it effective against well-protected enemies. The "Shield Reaver" effect allows you to reduce the effectiveness of shields gained by enemy champions, depending on your bonus attack damage, helping to quickly break through shields. This item is especially useful against champions who rely on shields for defense, such as Lux, Braum, and others.
Death's Dance
Delays damage taken +50 Attack Damage +45 Armor +15 Ability Haste
Cauterize: 30% of all physical damage and magic damage received (12% for ranged champions) is dealt to you over 3 seconds as true damage instead.
Defy: When a champion that you damaged within 3 second(s) dies, cleanse Cauterize's remaining damage pool and restore Health equal to 90% bonus AD over 2 second(s). 3300
Death's Dance TIPS: This item combines Attack Damage, Armor, and Ability Haste, significantly improving survivability in extended fights. A portion of incoming physical and magic damage is delayed over time, reducing immediate burst damage. Participating in a champion takedown clears the remaining delayed damage and restores Health. An excellent choice for fighters and other AD champions who need to survive heavy damage and keep fighting after securing a takedown.
Guardian Angel
Revives at death +45 Attack Damage +40 Armor
Resurrect: Upon taking lethal damage, restores 50% Health and 100% Mana after 4 seconds of stasis. (180s Cooldown) 3200
Guardian Angel TIPS: This item is perfect for champions who need a second chance in teamfights. It is especially effective against champions with high burst damage, such as Zed, Syndra, or Zoe, as well as against strong diving champions like Camille, Kha'Zix, or Lee Sin. The Resurrection effect allows you to return to the fight after taking lethal damage, restoring health and mana, giving you a chance to continue fighting and assist your team even in critical moments.
Guardian Angel — This item is perfect for champions who need a second chance in teamfights. It is especially effective against champions with high burst damage, such as Zed, Syndra, or Zoe, as well as against strong diving champions like Camille, Kha'Zix, or Lee Sin. The Resurrection effect allows you to return to the fight after taking lethal damage, restoring health and mana, giving you a chance to continue fighting and assist your team even in critical moments.
Death's Dance
Delays damage taken +50 Attack Damage +45 Armor +15 Ability Haste
Cauterize: 30% of all physical damage and magic damage received (12% for ranged champions) is dealt to you over 3 seconds as true damage instead.
Defy: When a champion that you damaged within 3 second(s) dies, cleanse Cauterize's remaining damage pool and restore Health equal to 90% bonus AD over 2 second(s). 3300
Death's Dance TIPS: This item combines Attack Damage, Armor, and Ability Haste, significantly improving survivability in extended fights. A portion of incoming physical and magic damage is delayed over time, reducing immediate burst damage. Participating in a champion takedown clears the remaining delayed damage and restores Health. An excellent choice for fighters and other AD champions who need to survive heavy damage and keep fighting after securing a takedown.
Dead Man's Plate
Increases Movement Speed +350 Max Health +70 Armor +4% Movement Speed
Momentum: Moving builds Momentum, granting up to 40 Move Speed at 100 stacks. Attacking removes all Momentum. Stacks decay when movement is impaired.
Crushing Blow: Attacks deal up to 100 bonus magic damage based on Momentum removed. Melee attacks with max Momentum slows by 75% for 1 second. 2800
Dead Man's Plate TIPS: This item provides a substantial boost to health and armor, and its “Momentum” passive builds movement speed as you move—up to a cap—until you land an attack, which then triggers “Crushing Blow”, dealing bonus magic damage based on the momentum removed and slowing enemies at full stacks. This makes it an excellent choice for tanks and bruisers who need extra mobility to engage quickly and sustain through fights. Tips: ideal for champions who need to close distance and absorb damage; pairs extremely well with Spellblade items (e.g., Divine Sunderer) for additional burst damage on engage.
Dead Man's Plate — This item provides a substantial boost to health and armor, and its “Momentum” passive builds movement speed as you move—up to a cap—until you land an attack, which then triggers “Crushing Blow”, dealing bonus magic damage based on the momentum removed and slowing enemies at full stacks. This makes it an excellent choice for tanks and bruisers who need extra mobility to engage quickly and sustain through fights. Tips: ideal for champions who need to close distance and absorb damage; pairs extremely well with Spellblade items (e.g., Divine Sunderer) for additional burst damage on engage.
Death's Dance
Delays damage taken +50 Attack Damage +45 Armor +15 Ability Haste
Cauterize: 30% of all physical damage and magic damage received (12% for ranged champions) is dealt to you over 3 seconds as true damage instead.
Defy: When a champion that you damaged within 3 second(s) dies, cleanse Cauterize's remaining damage pool and restore Health equal to 90% bonus AD over 2 second(s). 3300
Death's Dance TIPS: This item combines Attack Damage, Armor, and Ability Haste, significantly improving survivability in extended fights. A portion of incoming physical and magic damage is delayed over time, reducing immediate burst damage. Participating in a champion takedown clears the remaining delayed damage and restores Health. An excellent choice for fighters and other AD champions who need to survive heavy damage and keep fighting after securing a takedown.
Maw of Malmortius
Converts damage from attacks into a magic shield +55 Attack Damage +45 Magic Resistance +10 Ability Haste
Lifeline: Upon taking Magic Damage that would reduce your Health to below 35%, gain +10% Omni Vamp. until the end of combat and a magic shield that absorbs 220-530 Magic Damage for 3s. (70s Cooldown) 3000
Maw of Malmortius TIPS: This item provides a mix of damage, magic resistance and ability haste, but its core value is the anti-burst passive: when hit by a dangerous burst of magic damage, you instantly gain a strong protective shield and a temporary lifesteal/omnivamp effect that lasts through the fight. It lets you survive big AP detonations and re-enter skirmishes quickly. Best for assassins, bruisers and AD champions who need to survive enemy magic burst and power through fights.
Maw of Malmortius — This item provides a mix of damage, magic resistance and ability haste, but its core value is the anti-burst passive: when hit by a dangerous burst of magic damage, you instantly gain a strong protective shield and a temporary lifesteal/omnivamp effect that lasts through the fight. It lets you survive big AP detonations and re-enter skirmishes quickly. Best for assassins, bruisers and AD champions who need to survive enemy magic burst and power through fights.
Death's Dance
Delays damage taken +50 Attack Damage +45 Armor +15 Ability Haste
Cauterize: 30% of all physical damage and magic damage received (12% for ranged champions) is dealt to you over 3 seconds as true damage instead.
Defy: When a champion that you damaged within 3 second(s) dies, cleanse Cauterize's remaining damage pool and restore Health equal to 90% bonus AD over 2 second(s). 3300
Death's Dance TIPS: This item combines Attack Damage, Armor, and Ability Haste, significantly improving survivability in extended fights. A portion of incoming physical and magic damage is delayed over time, reducing immediate burst damage. Participating in a champion takedown clears the remaining delayed damage and restores Health. An excellent choice for fighters and other AD champions who need to survive heavy damage and keep fighting after securing a takedown.
Mercurial Scimitar
Dispels crowd control +45 Attack Damage
+12% Lifesteal +40 Magic Resistance
Quicksilver Sash (Active): Removes all crowd control debuffs from you and grants immunity to crowd control for 0.25s.
Perseverance (Passive): When the Quicksilver effects ends, grant 30% Tenacity and 30% Slow Resist for 1.5 seconds. (60s Cooldown)
Cannot be used during knock up or knock back effects. 3100
Mercurial Scimitar TIPS: This item is designed to counter crowd control. Its active removes most disabling effects and briefly grants immunity to follow-up control, while the passive provides additional resistance to crowd control and slows once the effect ends. It is an excellent choice for marksmen, fighters, and assassins who need to maintain their mobility and keep dealing damage against heavy-CC team compositions.
Mercurial Scimitar — This item is designed to counter crowd control. Its active removes most disabling effects and briefly grants immunity to follow-up control, while the passive provides additional resistance to crowd control and slows once the effect ends. It is an excellent choice for marksmen, fighters, and assassins who need to maintain their mobility and keep dealing damage against heavy-CC team compositions.
Death's Dance
Delays damage taken +50 Attack Damage +45 Armor +15 Ability Haste
Cauterize: 30% of all physical damage and magic damage received (12% for ranged champions) is dealt to you over 3 seconds as true damage instead.
Defy: When a champion that you damaged within 3 second(s) dies, cleanse Cauterize's remaining damage pool and restore Health equal to 90% bonus AD over 2 second(s). 3300
Death's Dance TIPS: This item combines Attack Damage, Armor, and Ability Haste, significantly improving survivability in extended fights. A portion of incoming physical and magic damage is delayed over time, reducing immediate burst damage. Participating in a champion takedown clears the remaining delayed damage and restores Health. An excellent choice for fighters and other AD champions who need to survive heavy damage and keep fighting after securing a takedown.
Amaranth's Twinguard
In-combat durability +300 Max Health +50 Armor +50 Magic Resistance
Endurance: Gain 1 stacks of Endurance every 1 seconds while in combat with enemy champions (max 5 stacks). At maximum stacks, gain 20% size, 20% Tenacity, and increase Armor by 30% and Magic Resistance by 30% until out of combat with champion. 3200
Amaranth's Twinguard TIPS: This item is perfect for champions who spend a lot of time in the thick of fights and need extra durability and crowd control resistance. It provides bonuses to armor and magic resistance. The “Endurance” passive stacks up to five times during combat, and at full stacks you increase in size, gain enhanced tenacity, and receive bonus armor and magic resistance until you exit combat. This allows you to stay in the frontline longer and withstand enemy attacks more effectively. Due to its versatile utility, this item is one of the most popular defensive choices in the game and is used by the majority of tanks, fighters, and other classes.
Amaranth's Twinguard — This item is perfect for champions who spend a lot of time in the thick of fights and need extra durability and crowd control resistance. It provides bonuses to armor and magic resistance. The “Endurance” passive stacks up to five times during combat, and at full stacks you increase in size, gain enhanced tenacity, and receive bonus armor and magic resistance until you exit combat. This allows you to stay in the frontline longer and withstand enemy attacks more effectively. Due to its versatile utility, this item is one of the most popular defensive choices in the game and is used by the majority of tanks, fighters, and other classes.Summoner Spells
Ghost (Gain a large burst of movement speed) and 
Smite as your Summoner Spells.
Ghost
Gain a large burst of movement speed, that decays to 25% bonus movement speed for 8 seconds. With each takedown, Ghost's duration is extended by 6 seconds, refreshing its effects, up to the original amount.
Cooldown: 90s
Ignite
Ignites target enemy champion, dealing 72 true damage (72–380 
) over 5 and applying 60% Grievous Wounds for the duration.
Grievous Wound reduces the effectiveness of Healing and Regeneration effects.
Cooldown: 100s
Smite
Jungle Expertise:
On cast, Smite deals 600 true damage to minions and monsters and causes your attacks against a monster to deal 30 true damage() every second in an area around them for 2 seconds. This damage is increased by 10% bonus Attack Damage, 12% bonus Ability Power, 25% bonus Armor, 25% bonus Magic Resist, and 4% bonus Health.
Deals 10% more damage against monsters.
Hunter's Resource:
- Gain Hunter's Resource stacks over time. After clearing a monster camp, 1 stack(s) are consumed for 40 bonus gold.
- Restore 5–35 Health every second () when attacking monsters. Health restored is based on your missing Health.
- When Smite is equipped, take only 50% damage from non-epic monsters.
Upgraded Smite:
- After consuming 8 and 20 stacks, Smite upgrades, increasing its damage to 1,000 and 1,400 respectively.
- When Smite is fully upgraded, gain Movement Speed while in the jungle or river: 10% Movement Speed out of combat, and 5% Movement Speed in combat.
- Upgraded Smite can be cast on champions to deal 40 true damage damage and steal 25% of their Movement Speed for 2 seconds.
Gains one charge every 45 seconds, up to a max of 2.
Cooldown: 45s
Runes BUILD
Phase Rush (Hitting the enemy champion(s) with basic attacks or abilities multiple times grants Movement Speed and Ability Haste.) as your keystone, followed by 
Battle Zeal (While in combat with an enemy champion, gain basic ability damage amplification against them.), 
Coup de Grace (Increases damage dealt to enemy champions with low Health.) and 
Legend: Bloodline (Gains Omnivamp.) in the primary tree, as well as 
Celerity (Gain Movement Speed. All Movement Speed bonuses on you are also increased.) in the secondary tree. Below you can see possible options for replacing runes.
Phase Rush
Mobility, Ability Haste
Using basic attacks or abilities on an enemy champion 3 time(s) within 4s grants Movement Speed and reduces the remaining cooldown of basic abilities by 20%.
Duration: 3s.
Movement Speed bonus: Melee - 40%-60% () | Ranged - 20-35% ().
Ability Haste: 10.
Slow Resist: 60%.
Cooldown: 21-7s ()
Battle Zeal
Increase damage during prolonged battles
Gain 1.4% stacking basic ability damage amplification every 1 second(s) while in combat with a champion. Stacks up to 3 times and only takes effect against enemy champions.
Coup de Grace
Increase damage to low Health enemies
Your attacks deal 8% bonus adaptive damage to enemy champions with less than 40% Health.
Legend: Bloodline
Increase Omnivamp
Gains 1% Omnivamp . Takedown monsters, enemy champions, or minions to gain up to an additional 7% Omnivamp .
Celerity
Increase Movement Speed
Gain 2% Movement Speed. All Movement Speed bonuses on you are also increased by 7%.
Situational Runes
Coup de Grace
Increase damage to low Health enemies
Your attacks deal 8% bonus adaptive damage to enemy champions with less than 40% Health.
Cut Down
Deal more damage to high Health enemies
Your attacks deal 6.57% bonus adaptive damage to enemy champions with more than 60% Health.
Cut Down — This rune increases damage against high-health targets, helping you deal with tanky enemies more effectively. It is ideal for champions who rely on consistent damage output, especially against tanks and durable fighters. It works best on marksmen and some fighters where efficiently shredding high-health targets is important.
Legend: Bloodline
Increase Omnivamp
Gains 1% Omnivamp . Takedown monsters, enemy champions, or minions to gain up to an additional 7% Omnivamp .
Legend: Alacrity
Increase bonus Attack Speed
Gains 3% Attack Speed. Takedown monsters, enemy champions, or minions to gain up to an additional 18% Attack Speed.
Legend: Alacrity — The rune increases your attack speed by 3% and grants additional attack speed for each takedown of monsters, enemy champions, or minions, up to 20%. This makes it a great choice for champions who actively engage in fights and farm, such as fighters or junglers. The rune helps quickly ramp up attack speed, enhancing your aggressive playstyle and effectiveness in extended fights.
Celerity
Increase Movement Speed
Gain 2% Movement Speed. All Movement Speed bonuses on you are also increased by 7%.
Overgrowth
Increase max Health
For every 3 enemy minions or 3 monster(s) killed nearby, permanently gain 3 max Health. Max Health can be increased indefinitely this way. Gain an additional 3% max Health upon reaching 30 stacks.
Overgrowth — The rune increases your maximum health permanently with each nearby minion or monster kill. It is useful for most champions, including fighters, tanks, and junglers, who actively farm and frequently engage in fights. The rune helps improve survivability by stacking health over time, making it a great choice for champions who rely on increasing their maximum health for prolonged battles.
Celerity
Increase Movement Speed
Gain 2% Movement Speed. All Movement Speed bonuses on you are also increased by 7%.
Transcendence
Reduces ability cooldowns
Gain a bonus when reaching the following levels:
At level 1, gain 5 Ability Haste;
at level 5, gain bonus 5 Ability Haste;
at level 9, after Basic Ability hit the target, reduce 8% the ability's cooldown time.
Cooldown: 8s
Transcendence — This rune reduces ability cooldowns and makes gameplay smoother by allowing more frequent skill usage. It is ideal for champions who rely heavily on abilities and are constantly involved in fights or trades. It works best on mages, supports, and some fighters where maintaining a high tempo through ability usage is essential.Skills Order
(Q) RAMPAGE
4.5/4/3.5/3s 28/32/36/40
Charges his halberd for up to 0.75 seconds, increasing the area Hecarim deals damage to. Automatically casts when fully charged, dealing 65 physical damage (5/15/25/35 + 110% ).
If Hecarim hits an enemy champion or a large monster with a full charge, he critically strikes them for 120% damage and gains a 18% Movement Speed bonus that decays over 3 seconds. This also empowers Hecarim's next Rampage within the next 8 seconds to deal 120% damage.
Deals 60% damage to minions.
(Q) RAMPAGE
(W) SPIRIT OF DREAD
16/15/14/15s 50/60/70/80
Gains 6/12/18/24 Armor and Magic Resist , and heals himself for 5 Health (5/10/15/20 + 1% ) . Deals 12 magic damage (12/18/24/30 + 20% ) over 4 seconds to nearby enemies.
Dealing damage to enemies heals him for (20% of damage dealt + 0.02% bonus ) % of his Health.
Healing from minions and monsters is reduced by 50% and capped at 90 Health.
(W) SPIRIT OF DREAD
(E) DEVASTATING CHARGE
18/17/16/15s 60
Gains 25% Movement Speed, wich increases to 55% over 4 seconds.
Hecarim dashes toward the enemy if his next attack is withing 5 seconds, dealing 5 physical damage (5/10/15/20 + 30% bonus ) and knocking them back. He will also pursue the enemy that was knocked back. The remaining duration of this ability is paused during Onslaught of Shadows.
(E) DEVASTATING CHARGE
(R) ONSLAUGHT OF SHADOWS
100/85/70s 100
Hecarim summons spectral riders and charges forward, dealing 150 magic damage (150/250/350 +100% ).
Hecarim unleashes a shockwave at the end of the charge that Fears for between 0.75 to 1.5 seconds, increased by charge distance.
(R) ONSLAUGHT OF SHADOWS
Jungle HECARIM Counters
We have prepared lists of champions that can really annoy you during a match with the game on the Jungle HECARIM. We have also prepared a list of champions with whom you will be comfortable being on the same team. These lists are relative and depend greatly on your level of play, the skills of your allies and opponents. Do not forget that each situation is individual!
Threats
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Jungle HECARIM Counter Items
We have prepared a list of items and spells that will help counter Jungle HECARIM in a given situation. Buy items wisely, only if it is really necessary for a specific situation!
Armor
Items that reduce Auto Attacks (AA) / Physical Damage.
Plated Steelcaps
Reduces damage from champion attacks +150 Max Health +20 Armor +45 Move Speed
Block: Reduces damage from champion attacks by 10%. 1200
Plated Steelcaps TIPS: These boots provide reliable protection against champions who rely heavily on basic attacks. They increase your Health and Armor, while the passive further reduces damage taken from enemy champion attacks. An excellent choice against marksmen, AD fighters, and other auto-attack-focused champions.
Randuin's Omen
Counters Critical Strike Damage +400 Max Health +75 Armor
Resilience: Critically Struck deal 30% less damage to you.
Countercurrent: Gain 1 stacks of Countercurrent when Critically Struck by physical damage. Each stuck grants 5% Movement Speed and 5% slow resist. Max 4 stacks. 2800
Randuin's Omen TIPS: This item is built to counter crit-heavy builds. It provides a large health pool and armor while reducing damage from critical strikes, making you much tougher in head-on engagements. When you are critically struck, you gain stacks that boost your movement and slow resistance, helping you hold position and control fight spacing. — Perfect for tanks and bruisers who need to stand up to high-crit auto-attackers and survive extended teamfights.
Thornmail
Reflects damage and reduces enemy healing +200 Max Health +75 Armor
Thorns: When struck by an attack, deal 20 + 6% bonus Armor + 1% bonus Health magic damage to the attacker.
Entwine: Apply 50% Grievous Wounds to enemy champions for 3 second(s) when stuck by their attacks or dealing damage to them.
Grievous Wounds reduces the effectiveness of Healing and Regeneration effects. 2700
Thornmail TIPS: This item reflects a portion of incoming physical damage back to attackers as magic damage and applies an effect that reduces enemy healing effectiveness. A strong pick versus teams with heavy auto-attack damage and sustain — ideal for tanks and bruisers who need to absorb focus and cut down opponent healing.
Dead Man's Plate
Increases Movement Speed +350 Max Health +70 Armor +4% Movement Speed
Momentum: Moving builds Momentum, granting up to 40 Move Speed at 100 stacks. Attacking removes all Momentum. Stacks decay when movement is impaired.
Crushing Blow: Attacks deal up to 100 bonus magic damage based on Momentum removed. Melee attacks with max Momentum slows by 75% for 1 second. 2800
Dead Man's Plate TIPS: This item provides a substantial boost to health and armor, and its “Momentum” passive builds movement speed as you move—up to a cap—until you land an attack, which then triggers “Crushing Blow”, dealing bonus magic damage based on the momentum removed and slowing enemies at full stacks. This makes it an excellent choice for tanks and bruisers who need extra mobility to engage quickly and sustain through fights. Tips: ideal for champions who need to close distance and absorb damage; pairs extremely well with Spellblade items (e.g., Divine Sunderer) for additional burst damage on engage.
Frozen Heart
Reduces enemy Attack Speed +80 Armor +400 Max Mana +20 Ability Haste
Winter's Caress: Reduce the Attack Speed of enemy champions within 650 units of you by 25%. 2550
Frozen Heart TIPS: This item combines a large amount of Armor, additional Mana, and Ability Haste, providing strong protection against physical damage. Nearby enemy champions have their Attack Speed reduced, making it especially effective against marksmen and other opponents who rely heavily on frequent basic attacks. An excellent choice for tanks and fighters against attack-focused team compositions.
Reduced 
Healing
Items with Grievous Wounds that can reduce HECARIM Healing effects.
Ignite
Ignites target enemy champion, dealing 72 true damage (72–380 ) over 5 and applying 60% Grievous Wounds for the duration.
Grievous Wound reduces the effectiveness of Healing and Regeneration effects.
Cooldown: 100s
Executioner's Calling
Physical Damage reduces enemy healing +15 Attack Damage
Rend: Physical Damage inflicts 40% Grievous Wounds to enemy champions for 3 seconds. Grievous Wounds reduces the effectiveness of Healing and Regeneration effects. 800
Oblivion Orb
Magic damage reduces enemy healing +35 Ability Power
Cursed Wounds: Dealing magic damage to enemy champions applies 40% Grievous Wounds for 3 seconds.
Grievous Wounds reduces the effectiveness of Healing and Regeneration effects. 800
Bramble Vest
Reflects damage and reduces enemy healing +30 Armor
Thorns: When struck by an attack, deal 4 magic damage + 6% bonus armor to the attacker and inflict 40% Grievous Wounds for 3 seconds if they are a champion.
Grievous Wounds reduces the effectiveness of Healing and Regeneration effects. 1000
Mortal Reminder
Armor Penetration (%) and reduced enemy healing +35 Attack Damage +30% Armor Penetration
+25% Critical Rate
Sepsis: Dealing physical damage to enemy champions applies 50% Grievous Wounds for 3 seconds.
Grievous Wounds reduces the effectiveness of Healing and Regeneration effects. 3000
Mortal Reminder TIPS: This item combines Attack Damage, percentage Armor Penetration, and Critical Strike Chance, allowing you to effectively deal with armored enemies. Dealing physical damage to enemy champions applies Grievous Wounds, reducing the effectiveness of their healing and health regeneration. An excellent choice against teams with high Armor, healing, and regeneration.
Chempunk Chainsword
Reduces enemy healing +400 Max Health +45 Attack Damage +15 Ability Haste
Punishment: Dealing physical damage to enemy champions applies 50% Grievous Wounds for 3 seconds.
Grievous Wounds reduces the effectiveness of Healing and Regeneration effects. 2800
Chempunk Chainsword TIPS: This item is perfect for champions who face enemies with high sustain, such as Dr. Mundo, Soraka, and Yuumi, who have significant healing abilities. The "Punishment" effect applies Grievous Wounds, reducing the effectiveness of healing and regeneration by 50%, making this item effective against champions who rely on healing. It’s also useful against champions who rely on lifesteal, such as Aatrox, Darius, and Fiora, as it helps reduce the effectiveness of their healing.
Morellonomicon
Magic damage reduces enemy healing +300 Max Health +75 Ability Power +15 Ability Haste
Affliction: Dealing magic damage to enemy champions inflicts 50% Grievous Wounds for 3 seconds.
Grievous Wounds reduces the effectiveness of Healing and Regeneration effects. 2650
Morellonomicon TIPS: This item is designed to counter champions with strong healing and sustain. Any magic damage you deal applies Grievous Wounds, greatly reducing the effectiveness of enemy healing and regeneration. It is an excellent choice for mages and AP supports against teams that rely heavily on healing, lifesteal, or regeneration.
Thornmail
Reflects damage and reduces enemy healing +200 Max Health +75 Armor
Thorns: When struck by an attack, deal 20 + 6% bonus Armor + 1% bonus Health magic damage to the attacker.
Entwine: Apply 50% Grievous Wounds to enemy champions for 3 second(s) when stuck by their attacks or dealing damage to them.
Grievous Wounds reduces the effectiveness of Healing and Regeneration effects. 2700
Thornmail TIPS: This item reflects a portion of incoming physical damage back to attackers as magic damage and applies an effect that reduces enemy healing effectiveness. A strong pick versus teams with heavy auto-attack damage and sustain — ideal for tanks and bruisers who need to absorb focus and cut down opponent healing.
Reduces Mobility
Items that can decrease HECARIM mobility.
Exhaust
Exhausts target enemy champion, reducing their Movement Speed by 35% and their damage dealt by 40% for 2.5 seconds.
Cooldown: 100s
Serylda’s Grudge
Armor Penetration (%) and apply slows +50 Attack Damage +35% Armor Penetration +15 Ability Haste
Icy: Damaging active abilities and empowered attacks slow enemies below 60% current Health by 30% Movement Speed for 1 second. 3100
Serylda’s Grudge TIPS: This item significantly increases physical damage through percentage Armor Penetration while allowing you to use abilities more frequently. Damaging wounded enemies with active abilities or empowered attacks also slows them, making it easier to chase or keep targets at a distance. An excellent choice for AD champions who rely on abilities and need effective Armor Penetration combined with additional control.
Rylai's Crystal Scepter
Abilities apply slows +350 Max Health +65 Ability Power
Icy: Damaging abilities and empowered attacks slow enemies by 30% for 0.75 second. 2700
Rylai's Crystal Scepter TIPS: This item enhances your crowd control by causing your abilities and empowered attacks to slow enemies with every hit. The bonus health improves your durability, while the consistent slow makes it much easier to land follow-up abilities, chase fleeing targets, and support your teammates. It is an excellent choice for damage-over-time mages and champions who rely on keeping enemies within the range of their abilities.
Iceborn Gauntlet
Attacks create a slowing field +300 Max Health +50 Armor +250 Max Mana +30 Ability Haste
Spellblade: Using an ability causes your next attack within 10 seconds to deal bonus physical damage equal to (100% base AD + 25% Bonus Armor ) in an area and creates an icy field for 2 seconds that slows by 30%. Armor increases the size of the icy field. (1.5s Cooldown)
Damage is reduced vs structures. 3000
Iceborn Gauntlet TIPS: This item greatly boosts your health, armor, mana, and ability haste, making you much tankier. After casting an ability, your next attack in an area deals bonus physical damage and creates an icy field that slows enemies inside by 30%. The field’s size scales with your armor. This makes the item a great choice for champions who want to combine high survivability with crowd control and extra AOE damage.
Stridebreaker
Slows enemies nearby after a short dash +400 Max Health +40 Attack Damage +25% Attack Speed
Breaking Shockwave (Active): Activate to dash a short distance, dealing 100% AD as Physical Damage to nearby enemies and slowing them by 40% for 3s (25s cooldown)
Stride (Passive): Gain 20 Movement Speed for 2 second(s) when you deal physical damage. 3100
Stridebreaker TIPS: This item combines mobility, damage, and crowd control, making it easier to stick to your targets. Its active lets you dash a short distance, damage nearby enemies, and heavily slow them, while the passive grants bonus movement speed whenever you deal physical damage. It is an excellent choice for fighters and bruisers who want to engage quickly, chase down opponents, and keep enemies within melee range.
Jungle HECARIM Strengths and Weaknesses
Jungle HECARIM Strategy and Tactics
Jungle HECARIM Power Spikes
HECARIM Jungle Pathing
Jungle Pathing represents the choices Junglers make in regards to when and where to gank. These choices include how they involve farming camps and buffs between their ganks, anticipating counterganks, and looking for opportunities to invade. It involves understanding the different abilities the champions in the game have and how they interact, as well as the overall interactions between the two team compositions.
full clear with a Red Buff start
Gromp
Monster
ABOUT
Spawn time: 20 second(s) into game.
Respawn interval: 110 second(s).
REWARDS
Earn XP and gold upon defeating them.
Blue Sentinel
Large Monster
ABOUT
Spawn time: 20 second(s) into game.
Respawn interval: 150 second(s).
The Blue Sentinel, sometimes called the blue buff, is a common starting monster for junglers thanks to its powerful Crest of Insight buff.
REWARDS
Upon dealing the killing blow to the Blue Sentinel, the player will receive the Crest of Insight Buff effect that lasts 90 seconds. Recover an amount of Mana or Energy every second.
Get 15 Ability Haste.
When a player who possesses the Crest of Insight buff is defeated by an enemy champion, the buff is transferred to the champion who defeated that player.
Greater Murk Wolf
Monster
ABOUT
Spawn time: 20 second(s) into game.
Respawn interval: 110 second(s).
Wolves tend to be easier and safer to bees at than other monsters. They are commonly s ight by junglers when passing by or while the higher priority monsters are respawning.
REWARDS
Earn XP and gold upon defeating them.
Crimson Raptor
Monster
ABOUT
Spawn time: 20 second(s) into game.
Respawn interval: 110 second(s).
Crimson raptors deal surprising damage t but the small ones can be quickly dispatched. Junglers commonly seek them out while pre| to gank the middle lane or while waiting for hi; priority monsters to spawn.
REWARDS
Earn XP and gold upon defeating them.
Red Brambleback
Large Monster
ABOUT
Spawn time: 20 second(s) into game.
Respawn interval: 150 second(s).
After completing the final strike to the Red Brambleback, you can obtain the Crest of Cinders buff effect; when the player with this buff is defeated, the buff effect will be transferred to the enemy champion who defeated them.
REWARDS
Upon dealing the killing blow to the Red Brambleback, the player will receive the Crest of Cinders Buff that lasts 90 seconds.
For Melee Champions, basic attacks burn targets on hit, reducing their movement speed by 20% for 3 seconds, and dealing True Damage every second. For non-Champion units, this only deals 50% of the burn damage.
For Ranged Champions, basic attacks burn targets on hit, reducing their Movement Speed by 6% for 3 seconds, and dealing True Damage every second. For non-Champion units, this only deals 50% of the burn damage.
When a player who possesses the Crest of Cinders buff is defeated by an enemy champion, the bufs is transferred to the champion who defeated player.
Ancient Krug
Monster
ABOUT
Spawn time: 20 second(s) into game.
Respawn interval: 110 second(s).
Ancient Krugs split into two upon defeat until they are so small they can split no more. Junglers oftem fight these monsters for extra gold and XP while waiting for gank opportunities or higher priority monster spawns.
REWARDS
Earn XP and gold upon defeating them.
Rift Scuttler
Large Monster
ABOUT
Spawn time: 85 second(s) into game.
Respawn interval: 120 second(s).
REWARDS
The Rift Scuttler grants XP and gold on takedown. A Speed Shrine also spawns at a fixed location on the same side of the river which provides the following buffs to your team:
Grants vision of the area.
Vision radius: 4.5m. Enemy champions who pass through this area will be maked and revealed.
Allied champions who pass through the area receive a 40% out-of-co Movement Speed boost for 2 second(s).
The Pro Hecarim Jungle path is a full clear that starts with the Red Brambleback. It's one of the most popular routes because of the modularity (you can start Raptors if you have no leash from the team). In any case, you'll want to unlock (Q) RAMPAGE as your first skill and once Red Brambleback is dead you'll be level two, unlocking (W) SPIRIT OF DREAD. Next up you'll clear the Krugs and Raptors, granting you level three which upgrades (Q) RAMPAGE for faster clear speed (if you see yourself getting invaded or needing to pick up a free kill on Middle lane, don't hesitate to unlock (E) DEVASTATING CHARGE instead). Head over to the Blue Buff side of your jungle and clear Murk Wolves, Blue Sentinel and Gromp. These grant you level four, unlocking (E) DEVASTATING CHARGE if you still didn't get it. Now it's time to clear the Rift Scuttler and then gank one of the nearby lanes and/or steal the enemy's Raptor camp before recalling. A great tip is to use SMITE when (W) SPIRIT OF DREAD is active because it heals you more when it's active!
Wild Rift HECARIM Ability and Tips
WARPATH
RAMPAGE
SPIRIT OF DREAD
DEVASTATING CHARGE
ONSLAUGHT OF SHADOWS
(Q) RAMPAGE
4.5/4/3.5/3s 28/32/36/40
Charges his halberd for up to 0.75 seconds, increasing the area Hecarim deals damage to. Automatically casts when fully charged, dealing 65 physical damage (5/15/25/35 + 110% ).
If Hecarim hits an enemy champion or a large monster with a full charge, he critically strikes them for 120% damage and gains a 18% Movement Speed bonus that decays over 3 seconds. This also empowers Hecarim's next Rampage within the next 8 seconds to deal 120% damage.
Deals 60% damage to minions.
Ability Tips
Video
(W) SPIRIT OF DREAD
16/15/14/15s 50/60/70/80
Gains 6/12/18/24 Armor and Magic Resist , and heals himself for 5 Health (5/10/15/20 + 1% ) . Deals 12 magic damage (12/18/24/30 + 20% ) over 4 seconds to nearby enemies.
Dealing damage to enemies heals him for (20% of damage dealt + 0.02% bonus ) % of his Health.
Healing from minions and monsters is reduced by 50% and capped at 90 Health.
Ability Tips
Video
(E) DEVASTATING CHARGE
18/17/16/15s 60
Gains 25% Movement Speed, wich increases to 55% over 4 seconds.
Hecarim dashes toward the enemy if his next attack is withing 5 seconds, dealing 5 physical damage (5/10/15/20 + 30% bonus ) and knocking them back. He will also pursue the enemy that was knocked back. The remaining duration of this ability is paused during Onslaught of Shadows.
Ability Tips
Video
(R) ONSLAUGHT OF SHADOWS
100/85/70s 100
Hecarim summons spectral riders and charges forward, dealing 150 magic damage (150/250/350 +100% ).
Hecarim unleashes a shockwave at the end of the charge that Fears for between 0.75 to 1.5 seconds, increased by charge distance.
Ability Tips
Video
Wild Rift HECARIM Skills Combo
Quick close combat burst
Execution
Though it's rare to end up in a melee fight without using your (E) DEVASTATING CHARGE first, it still counts as an AA reset meaning you can use it to quickly turn around and burst someone who might face check or chase you. Get the Auto Attack (E) off, then chain the knockback into your (R) ONSLAUGHT OF SHADOWS + (Q) RAMPAGE
If the enemy is a bit too close, (W) SPIRIT OF DREAD then AA and quickly press your (E) to reset the Auto. AA again and (R) then (Q) followed by an AA for maximum damage.
Combo Video
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Wild Rift HECARIM Video
Watch here!Hecarim is a spectral fusion of man and beast, cursed to ride down the souls of the living for all eternity. When the Blessed Isles fell into shadow, this proud knight was obliterated by the destructive energies of the Ruination, along with all his cavalry and their mounts. Now, whenever the Black Mist reaches out across Runeterra, he leads their devastating charge, reveling in the slaughter and crushing the foe beneath his armored hooves.