Best Rell Build & Guide (2026) — League of Legends

Rell is League of Legends' Iron Maiden — a mounted tank support who charges into battle, leaps off her steed to crash down on enemies with a devastating knockup, shreds enemy resistances with Break the Mold, shatters shields with Shattering Strike, links with an ally through Attract and Repel for coordinated charges, and pulls entire teams into her gravity well with Magnet Storm. Rell is played primarily as a support (51.17% win rate on MetaSrc Patch 26.6 Emerald+, 51.56% on LoLalytics, A Tier) with a 2.6% pick rate. Whether you are an aggressive engage support who wants to lock down entire teams with layered crowd control, a frontline tank who shreds enemy resistances while shielding herself for massive durability, or a roaming playmaker who coordinates devastating all-ins with your carry, this guide covers everything you need to dominate with Rell in 2026.

Rell Overview

Rell operates as a heavy engage tank support whose power comes from her unique mounted/dismounted form-swapping mechanic, layered crowd control, resistance shredding, and one of the most powerful teamfight ultimates in the game — using Ferromancy: Crash Down to leap into the enemy team with a knockup, Shattering Strike to destroy shields and stun, and Magnet Storm to pull everyone inward for her team to follow up. She is played almost exclusively as support (2.6% pick rate, 51.17% win rate on MetaSrc Emerald+, 51.56% on LoLalytics) with her ban rate remaining low.

Unlike other engage supports like Leona or Nautilus who rely on single-target lockdown, Rell's Ferromancy: Crash Down is a massive area-of-effect knockup that hits all enemies in the landing zone, and her Magnet Storm ultimate creates a 2-second gravitational field that continuously drags all nearby enemies toward her — when Rell crashes down into a grouped enemy team and immediately casts Magnet Storm, the combined displacement is nearly impossible to escape without pre-emptive Flash or Cleanse.

Break the Mold (Passive) causes Rell's basic attacks and abilities against non-minions to apply stacks that reduce the target's armor and magic resistance by 3% per stack, stacking up to 5 times for a maximum of 15% resistance reduction. Rell gains bonus armor and magic resistance equal to the total resistances stolen from all afflicted enemies. This passive means Rell's presence in fights makes the entire enemy team squishier while making herself tankier — a unique dual effect that scales with the number of enemies she engages on.

Shattering Strike (Q) causes Rell to thrust her lance in the target direction, lunging forward 100 units and destroying the damage-mitigating shields of all enemies hit before dealing 60/100/140/180/220 (+60% AP) magic damage and stunning them for 0.75 seconds. Shattering Strike costs 40 mana with an 11/10.5/10/9.5/9-second cooldown. The shield-breaking effect is applied before the damage, meaning it strips Barrier, Sterak's Gage shields, and enchanter shields before dealing its full damage.

Ferromancy: Crash Down (W, Mounted) causes Rell to leap off her mount, slamming into the ground and dealing 60/90/120/150/180 (+60% AP) magic damage to nearby enemies, knocking them up for 0.4 seconds and stunning them for 0.8 seconds. Rell gains a 20/40/60/80/100 (+11% maximum health) shield that lasts until she remounts. Crash Down costs 40 mana with a 15-second cooldown. While dismounted, Rell moves slowly but is heavily armored. Ferromancy: Mount Up (W, Dismounted) causes Rell to remount, gaining 30% bonus movement speed that decays over 2 seconds and empowering her next basic attack to knock up enemies for 0.4 seconds and stun them for 0.6 seconds. While mounted, Rell passively gains 15% bonus armor and magic resist, 20% attack speed, and 75 bonus attack range.

Attract and Repel (E) magnetically binds Rell and the nearest allied champion, granting both 15/17.5/20/22.5/25% bonus movement speed (doubled to 30/35/40/45/50% when moving toward enemies or each other) for 3 seconds. Rell's next basic attack or Shattering Strike explodes in an area, dealing 5/5.5/6/6.5/7% (+3% per 100 AP) of the target's maximum health as magic damage. Attract and Repel costs 40 mana with a 15-second cooldown.

Magnet Storm (R) causes Rell to erupt with magnetic fury, pulling all nearby enemies inward. She then creates a gravitational field around herself for 2 seconds that deals 120/200/280 (+110% AP) total magic damage over the duration and continuously drags all nearby enemies toward her. Magnet Storm costs 100 mana with a 120/100/80-second cooldown.

Strengths

• Rell has one of the most powerful teamfight engage combos in the game — Crash Down into Magnet Storm creates an area-of-effect knockup immediately followed by a 2-second gravitational pull that drags the entire enemy team together, creating the perfect setup for allied AoE damage from champions like Miss Fortune, Orianna, or Brand — No other support in the game can displace an entire team as effectively as Rell, and the combination of knockup into sustained drag makes it nearly impossible for enemies to Flash out before taking massive follow-up damage
• Break the Mold shreds up to 15% of every enemy's armor and magic resistance while granting those stolen stats to Rell — in a 5v5 teamfight where Rell has applied maximum stacks to multiple enemies, she becomes extremely tanky while making her entire team's damage more effective — The resistance shredding is particularly powerful because it benefits both AD and AP teammates simultaneously, unlike armor-only or magic resist-only shredding effects
• Shattering Strike destroys all shields on enemies hit before dealing damage, making Rell a hard counter to shield-heavy team compositions featuring enchanters like Lulu, Janna, Karma, or champions who build Sterak's Gage — In a meta where shields are prevalent, Rell's ability to strip shields before her team's damage lands is an invaluable utility that no other engage support provides as reliably
• Rell's mounted/dismounted form swap provides unique tactical flexibility — Crash Down gives her the strongest engage in the game but leaves her slow and vulnerable, while Mount Up provides a secondary knockup and a burst of movement speed for chasing or repositioning — This form-swapping mechanic means Rell always has two knockups available per fight: one from Crash Down and one from Mount Up, giving her more crowd control than any other tank support

Weaknesses

• Rell is one of the slowest champions in the game while dismounted — after using Crash Down, her base movement speed is drastically reduced, making her an easy target for kiting and disengage if her team cannot follow up on her engage immediately — If Rell crashes down and her team is not in position to follow up, she is stuck in the middle of the enemy team with reduced movement speed and no way to disengage until Mount Up becomes available
• Rell's abilities have very long cooldowns — Crash Down has a 15-second cooldown and Attract and Repel has a 15-second cooldown, meaning if Rell misses her engage or uses her abilities at the wrong time, she contributes almost nothing to fights for an extended period — Unlike Leona who can attempt multiple Zenith Blades or Nautilus who can hook every 10 seconds, Rell gets one engage attempt and must make it count
• Rell has no sustain or poke in lane, making her weak in passive lanes where she cannot find engage opportunities — against ranged poke supports like Zyra, Xerath, or Vel'Koz, Rell takes heavy harass while waiting for an opportunity to crash down — Her laning phase is entirely dependent on finding all-in opportunities, and experienced opponents will space carefully to avoid her Crash Down range
• Rell is heavily reliant on team coordination — her ultimate Magnet Storm requires her team to be ready to follow up with damage immediately, and her Attract and Repel requires a nearby ally to function — In solo queue where communication is limited, Rell's engage can often go unanswered if her carry is not on the same page

Recommended Runes

Support — Aftershock (Resolve)

The recommended rune page for Rell support is Aftershock, the dominant keystone with the highest pick rate and win rate across all stat sites. Aftershock provides burst resistances and damage after immobilizing an enemy, synergizing perfectly with Rell's multiple knockups and stuns.

• Aftershock — Grants bonus armor and magic resistance for 2.5 seconds after immobilizing an enemy champion, then explodes to deal magic damage. Aftershock is the optimal keystone for Rell because every one of her basic abilities can trigger it — Crash Down knockup, Mount Up knockup, Shattering Strike stun, and Attract and Repel explosion all immobilize enemies. The bonus resistances stack with Break the Mold's stolen stats, making Rell extremely tanky during the critical seconds after she engages. The explosion damage also adds meaningful AoE damage to her already powerful engage combo.
• Shield Bash — Grants bonus armor and magic resistance while shielded, and empowers the next basic attack after gaining a shield. Shield Bash synergizes with Rell's Crash Down shield — every time Rell dismounts, she gains a shield that lasts until she remounts, and Shield Bash empowers her next auto-attack during this time. The bonus resistances while shielded further amplify her tankiness during the engage window.
• Bone Plating — Reduces damage from the next 3 instances of champion damage after taking damage from an enemy champion. Bone Plating is essential for Rell's all-in playstyle because she takes the full brunt of enemy damage when she crashes into the middle of the enemy team. The damage reduction from the first three hits helps her survive the initial burst, buying time for Aftershock's resistances and her Crash Down shield to absorb the rest.
• Unflinching — Grants bonus tenacity and slow resistance based on missing health. Unflinching helps Rell resist crowd control during her engage — when she crashes down and is immediately hit by slows and stuns while at reduced movement speed, Unflinching's scaling tenacity based on missing health ensures she can still cast Magnet Storm and Shattering Strike before being locked down.

Secondary — Inspiration

• Hextech Flashtraption — Allows Rell to channel a hextech Flash while her Flash is on cooldown. Hextech Flashtraption gives Rell a secondary engage tool from brushes and fog of war — she can channel Hextech Flash from a bush directly into Crash Down, catching enemies off guard with an engage path they did not expect. This is especially powerful in lane where Rell can channel from the bot lane brush.
• Cosmic Insight — Grants +18 Summoner Spell Haste and +10 Item Haste. Cosmic Insight reduces Flash and Ignite cooldowns, giving Rell more frequent access to Flash-Crash Down engages. The Item Haste also reduces Locket of the Iron Solari's active cooldown, allowing Rell to shield her team more frequently in extended fights.

Stat Shards

• Health Scaling — Bonus health improves Rell's durability and directly increases her Crash Down shield value through the 11% maximum health ratio. Health is universally preferred as the first shard for tank supports because it provides effective HP against both physical and magical damage.
• Movement Speed — Bonus movement speed helps mitigate Rell's biggest weakness — her slow dismounted movement speed. The flat movement speed bonus helps Rell position for engages while mounted and reduces her vulnerability while dismounted.
• Health Scaling — A second health scaling shard further improves Rell's effective HP and Crash Down shield value. Doubling down on health provides the most tankiness per stat shard for a champion who builds resistance items and steals enemy resistances through Break the Mold.

Recommended Item Build

Based on data from ranked Rell matches tracked across multiple stat sites on Patch 26.6, here are the highest winrate build paths.

Support Build

#### Early Game (0-10 min)

• World Atlas — The standard support starting item that generates gold from nearby minion deaths. World Atlas is the universal choice for Rell because she needs gold income to reach her core tank items, and it upgrades into a Runic Compass that provides ward charges for vision control. As a melee support, Rell completes her support item quest efficiently by standing near dying minions during lane phase.
• Health Potion x2 — Two Health Potions provide sustain through Rell's laning phase. Since Rell has no built-in sustain and must absorb harass while looking for engage opportunities, potions keep her healthy enough to threaten all-ins.

#### Core Build (10-20 min)

• Celestial Opposition — Grants armor, magic resistance, health, ability haste, and a passive that reduces damage taken from nearby enemies when entering combat. Celestial Opposition is Rell's most popular first completed item with 51.6% win rate because the damage reduction passive activates exactly when Rell crashes into the enemy team, reducing the burst she takes during the most dangerous moment of her engage. The combination of armor, magic resistance, and health makes her significantly tankier alongside Break the Mold's stolen resistances.
• Plated Steelcaps — Grants armor and reduces incoming basic attack damage. Plated Steelcaps are the standard boot choice for Rell because the armor and auto-attack damage reduction improve her survivability against ADCs who focus her after she engages. Mercury's Treads are the alternative against heavy CC or AP-heavy compositions where tenacity is more valuable than armor.
• Zeke's Convergence — Grants armor, magic resistance, ability haste, and mana with a passive that grants bonus damage to the nearest ally when Rell immobilizes an enemy. Zeke's Convergence has a 69.01% win rate on Rell because every one of her CC abilities triggers the passive, empowering her ADC's damage output during the critical engage window. The combination of resistances and ability haste also helps Rell survive and cycle abilities faster.

#### Late Game (25+ min)

• Locket of the Iron Solari — Grants armor, magic resistance, and an active that shields all nearby allies. Locket of the Iron Solari provides Rell with a team-wide shield that she can activate after engaging — once Rell crashes down and pulls enemies with Magnet Storm, activating Locket shields her entire team as they move in to capitalize on the engage. The aura also provides passive resistances to nearby allies.
• Knight's Vow — Grants health, ability haste, and a passive that redirects a portion of damage taken by a bonded ally to Rell. Knight's Vow pairs perfectly with Attract and Repel's ally-binding mechanic — Rell can bind to her carry with both abilities, redirecting damage to herself while charging in together. The health and ability haste further improve her tankiness and ability rotation speed.
• Thornmail — Grants armor, health, and applies Grievous Wounds to enemies who attack Rell. Thornmail is the optimal anti-healing option for Rell because she is always in melee range of enemies after engaging, ensuring the Grievous Wounds passive is consistently applied. Against teams with significant healing from champions like Soraka, Yuumi, or lifesteal-heavy ADCs, Thornmail reduces their sustain while Rell holds them in place with Magnet Storm.

Ability Priority

Support: W > E > Q (R at 6, 11, 16)

1. Ferromancy: Crash Down / Mount Up (W) — Max first. Each rank increases Crash Down damage from 60 to 180, the base shield from 20 to 100, and maintains the 11% maximum health shield ratio. Maxing W first is the highest priority because each rank significantly increases Rell's shield value — at rank 5 with 2000 health, Crash Down provides a 320 HP shield (100 base + 220 from 11% max HP), which combined with Aftershock resistances makes Rell nearly unkillable during her engage window. The increased base damage also improves her all-in kill potential in lane.
2. Magnet Storm (R) — Level at 6, 11, and 16. Each rank increases total damage from 120 to 280, and reduces cooldown from 120 to 80 seconds. Level 6 is Rell's biggest power spike because Magnet Storm transforms her from a single-knockup engage support into a teamfight monster who can pull the entire enemy team together for 2 seconds of sustained displacement.
3. Attract and Repel (E) — Max second. Each rank increases the movement speed bonus from 15% to 25% (doubled when moving toward enemies), and the max HP damage from 5% to 7%. E max second provides increasing movement speed for coordinated engages with your ADC, and the scaling percentage health damage becomes meaningful against tankier targets in the mid-game.
4. Shattering Strike (Q) — Max last. Each rank increases damage from 60 to 220 and reduces cooldown from 11 to 9 seconds. Q is maxed last because its primary value — the shield-breaking and stun — does not scale with rank. The stun duration remains 0.75 seconds at all ranks, and the shield break is always 100% effective regardless of ability level.

Summoner Spells

• Flash — Flash is the essential summoner spell for Rell. Flash-Crash Down allows Rell to instantly Flash into the enemy team and slam down with a knockup before enemies can react, catching targets who are positioned safely behind their minion wave. Flash also provides an emergency escape when Rell is caught dismounted with no Mount Up available, and extends the range of Magnet Storm by Flashing into range of grouped enemies.
• Ignite — Ignite is the standard secondary summoner spell for Rell support. Ignite adds kill pressure to Rell's all-in combo in lane — after Crash Down knockup into Shattering Strike stun, Ignite ensures the enemy cannot heal through the burst damage. The Grievous Wounds from Ignite also reduces healing from enemy support heals, potions, and lifesteal during the all-in window.

Playstyle Tips

Early Game / Laning Phase (0-14 min)

Rell's early game is about finding the right moment to Crash Down on overextended enemies, chaining her crowd control with her ADC's damage, and establishing kill pressure through the threat of her devastating all-in combo.

Start Ferromancy (W) at level 1 for the mounted form's passive bonus armor, magic resist, attack speed, and attack range. The 15% bonus resistances and 20% attack speed make Rell's level 1 trading surprisingly strong — auto-attacking enemy champions applies Break the Mold stacks that shred their resistances while buffing Rell's own. Take Shattering Strike (Q) at level 2 for the shield break and stun, or Attract and Repel (E) if your ADC has strong follow-up damage.

Your standard all-in combo is: Crash Down onto the enemy (knockup + stun for 0.8s total) → immediately Shattering Strike for the 0.75s stun → auto-attack to apply Break the Mold stacks → when the enemy tries to escape, Mount Up for the movement speed burst → empowered auto-attack for a second knockup + stun. This combo chains approximately 2+ seconds of hard crowd control, which is enough time for most ADCs to kill a squishy target at level 3 with Ignite.

Position in the lane brush to threaten Crash Down from fog of war. Enemies cannot react to Crash Down if they cannot see Rell winding up the leap. Use Hextech Flashtraption from brushes when your regular Flash is on cooldown — channel from the bush into Crash Down for an unexpected engage angle.

Mid Game & Teamfighting (14-25 min)

Mid-game Rell with Celestial Opposition and Zeke's Convergence is a teamfight-defining engage tank who looks for multi-person Crash Down into Magnet Storm combos that win fights before they start, while empowering her ADC's damage through Zeke's Convergence procs on every CC ability.

Rell's mid-game revolves around objective fights and skirmishes around Dragon and Rift Herald. Her engage combo becomes exponentially more powerful as enemies group — a 3-person Crash Down into Magnet Storm can single-handedly win a teamfight by pulling the entire enemy team together for allied AoE follow-up.

Before major fights, use Attract and Repel to bind with your highest-damage carry. The movement speed bonus helps both of you position for the engage, and the percentage max HP damage explosion adds meaningful burst. Coordinate with your jungler and mid laner — ping your intention to engage so they are ready to follow up the instant you Crash Down.

In teamfights, your priority is to hit as many enemies as possible with Crash Down, then immediately cast Magnet Storm to pull them together. The full engage combo is: Flash (if needed for range) → Crash Down into multiple enemies → Magnet Storm immediately → Shattering Strike for the stun and shield break → auto-attacks to apply Break the Mold stacks → Mount Up when available for the secondary knockup on a priority target trying to escape. Celestial Opposition's damage reduction activates when you enter combat, and Aftershock's bonus resistances trigger on Crash Down, making you extremely tanky during this sequence.

Late Game (25+ min)

Late-game Rell is a teamfight initiator whose single job is to find a multi-person Crash Down into Magnet Storm that her team can follow up on — one perfect engage wins the game, while a missed engage leaves Rell stranded in the enemy team with no escape.

In the late game, Rell's Break the Mold passive becomes increasingly valuable because enemies have built significant armor and magic resistance items — shredding 15% of a 250-armor tank's defenses removes 37.5 armor, which is equivalent to an entire armor item's worth of penetration for your entire team. The stolen resistances also make Rell herself extremely tanky — in a 5v5 fight with max stacks on all enemies, Rell gains massive bonus armor and magic resistance from Break the Mold.

Late-game objective fights around Baron and Elder Dragon are where Rell's engage is most impactful. Position in fog of war near the objective, wait for enemies to group around the pit, then Flash-Crash Down into Magnet Storm. Locket of the Iron Solari should be activated immediately after engaging to shield your team as they follow up. Knight's Vow redirects damage from your carry to you, and with Aftershock, Celestial Opposition, and stolen resistances from Break the Mold, you can absorb massive amounts of damage during the engage.

The key to late-game Rell is patience. Do not engage until you are certain your team can follow up — a premature Crash Down that hits only one target wastes Rell's entire kit and leaves her dismounted and vulnerable for 15 seconds. Wait for the enemy team to group, communicate your engage timing, and make every Crash Down count.

Matchups

Support

#### Favorable

• Nautilus — Rell wins approximately 56.45% against Nautilus support. Nautilus is a hook-based engage support whose Dredge Line pull brings him into melee range — exactly where Rell wants him. When Nautilus hooks Rell's ADC, Rell can immediately Crash Down on top of Nautilus and turn his engage into a counter-engage. Break the Mold shreds Nautilus's resistances, reducing the effectiveness of his naturally high base armor, and Shattering Strike's shield break strips the shield from Nautilus's passive Staggering Blow. Rell also outscales Nautilus in teamfights because Magnet Storm affects the entire enemy team while Nautilus's crowd control is largely single-target.
• Yuumi — Rell wins strongly against Yuumi support. Yuumi's attached playstyle means she cannot avoid Rell's area-of-effect crowd control — when Rell Crash Downs onto Yuumi's host champion, both Yuumi and her host are caught in the knockup. Shattering Strike strips Yuumi's shields, removing the enchanter's primary defensive contribution. Yuumi also has no ability to peel Rell off her carry during Magnet Storm's gravitational pull, making Rell's all-ins nearly impossible for the Yuumi lane to survive.
• Blitzcrank — Rell wins favorably against Blitzcrank support. Blitzcrank's Rocket Grab actually helps Rell by pulling her directly into melee range of the enemy ADC where she can immediately Crash Down for a free knockup. Rell's innate tankiness from Break the Mold stolen resistances and Crash Down shield means she can survive the Blitzcrank combo and turn it into a counter-engage. In teamfights, Rell's multi-person Magnet Storm far outclasses Blitzcrank's single-target displacement.

#### Even

• Thresh — Rell fights evenly against Thresh support. Thresh's Flay can interrupt Rell's Crash Down if timed perfectly, making the matchup skill-dependent. However, Rell outscales Thresh in teamfight engage because Magnet Storm affects the entire enemy team while Thresh's crowd control requires multiple abilities to lock down a single target. The matchup comes down to whether Rell can land Crash Down without being interrupted by Flay, and whether Thresh can use Dark Passage lantern to save teammates caught in Magnet Storm.
• Leona — Rell and Leona trade fairly evenly in an all-in lane. Both champions want to engage aggressively, and fights between them often come down to who engages first and whose ADC has more damage. Rell has the edge in teamfights because Magnet Storm affects multiple enemies, but Leona has shorter cooldowns and more targeted lockdown for picking off single targets. Break the Mold shreds Leona's resistances from Afterguard (W), reducing her durability advantage.
• Alistar — Rell and Alistar are similar engage tanks with comparable all-in power. Alistar's Headbutt can knock Rell away before she can chain Crash Down into Magnet Storm, and his Unbreakable Will ultimate makes him immune to Rell's crowd control during his engage. The matchup is skill-dependent and often decided by which champion engages first and which team has better follow-up damage.

#### Unfavorable

• Zilean — Rell wins only approximately 44.04% against Zilean support. Zilean's Time Warp (E) movement speed slow prevents Rell from reaching engage range while mounted, and his Time Bomb stun zones threaten Rell during her slow dismounted phase. Most critically, Zilean's Chronoshift ultimate negates Rell's all-in by reviving the target she catches — even if Rell lands a perfect Crash Down into Magnet Storm, Zilean can ult his carry and undo all the damage. Zilean's poke also wears Rell down in lane before she can find an engage window.
• Janna — Rell wins only approximately 45.83% against Janna support. Janna's Monsoon (R) knockback directly counters Rell's engage — when Rell Crash Downs into the enemy team and casts Magnet Storm, Janna can immediately ult to push Rell away and heal her team, completely negating the engage. Janna's Howling Gale also interrupts Rell's Crash Down leap if timed correctly, and Zephyr's movement speed slow makes it difficult for Rell to reach engage range.
• Nami — Rell wins unfavorably against Nami support. Nami's Tidal Wave (R) and Aqua Prison (Q) provide disengage that interrupts Rell's Crash Down engage. Nami's sustain from Ebb and Flow (W) heals through Rell's poke attempts, and the movement speed from Surging Tides (passive) helps Nami's ADC kite away from Rell's slow dismounted form. Nami's lane dominance through poke and sustain prevents Rell from finding clean engage opportunities.

Recent Patch Changes

Patch 25.05 — Rell Buffs

Rell received buffs in Patch 25.05 that increased her base health from 610 to 640, increased Break the Mold resistance reduction per stack from 2% to 3% (maximum from 10% to 15%), and increased the minimum resistance reduction from 1–2 (based on level) to 1.5–3 (based on level). Her Crash Down shield was also increased from 15/40/65/90/115 to 25/50/75/100/125, with the shield health ratio increased from 12% to 13%. These buffs significantly improved Rell's durability and team utility, making her resistance shredding a more meaningful contribution to team damage.

Patch 25.16 — Rell Nerfs

Rell received nerfs in Patch 25.16 to bring her win rate back in line after the 25.05 buffs pushed her too strong. Base health was reduced from 640 to 620, armor growth was reduced from 4.3 to 4, Crash Down shield was reduced from 25/50/75/100/125 to 20/40/60/80/100, and the shield health ratio was reduced from 13% to 11% maximum health. These nerfs targeted her excessive tankiness during engages while preserving her crowd control and resistance shredding power.

Patches 26.1–26.6 (2026) — No Direct Changes

Rell has received no direct champion changes throughout the 2026 patch cycle (Patches 26.1 through 26.6). Her win rate has stabilized around 51% across all stat sites, reflecting a balanced state after the Patch 25.16 adjustments. Item system changes in Season 2026 have slightly affected her build path, with Celestial Opposition emerging as her optimal first item, but her core gameplay and power level remain consistent.

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