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

Sona is League of Legends' Maven of the Strings — an enchanter support who empowers her team through aura-based abilities that deal damage, heal, shield, and grant movement speed, while her passive Power Chord adds bonus magic damage and debuff effects to her auto-attacks every three spell casts, and her Accelerando passive infinitely reduces her basic ability cooldowns through stacking. She is a scaling enchanter who builds ability haste and AP support items like Echoes of Helia and Moonstone Renewer to maximize her healing, shielding, and team utility throughout fights. Sona is played primarily as a support (53.81% win rate on LoLalytics Patch 16.6 Emerald+, S Tier ranked 4th of 80 support champions) with a 4.6% pick rate. Whether you want to sustain your team through extended fights with constant healing and shielding auras, empower your carries with bonus damage and movement speed, or land a game-winning Crescendo stun across the entire enemy team, this guide covers everything you need to master the Maven of the Strings in 2026.

Sona Overview

Sona operates as a scaling enchanter support whose power comes from her aura-based abilities that passively buff nearby allies with bonus damage, healing, shields, and movement speed, her Accelerando passive that infinitely reduces basic ability cooldowns through stacking up to 60 bonus ability haste, and her Power Chord empowered auto-attacks that provide additional burst damage or debuffs every three spell casts. She is played as a support (53.81% win rate on LoLalytics Emerald+, S Tier ranked 4th out of 80 support champions) with a 4.6% pick rate reflecting her strong performance in the current meta.

Unlike engage supports who initiate fights with crowd control, Sona provides sustained team-wide buffs through aura abilities that passively enhance every nearby ally simultaneously, constant healing and shielding through Aria of Perseverance that keeps her team healthy throughout extended fights, bonus damage amplification through Hymn of Valor's aura that empowers allies' next auto-attacks, movement speed utility through Song of Celerity for rotations and kiting, and game-changing teamfight crowd control through Crescendo's AoE stun. Sona wins by surviving the weak early laning phase, stacking Accelerando to reduce her cooldowns, and becoming a late-game teamfight powerhouse whose rapid ability cycling provides overwhelming sustained healing, shielding, and utility.

Power Chord (Passive) has two components. First, every 3 basic ability casts, Sona's next basic attack deals 20-240 (based on level)(+20% AP) bonus magic damage plus an additional effect based on which basic ability Sona last activated — Hymn of Valor's Staccato doubles the bonus damage, Aria of Perseverance's Diminuendo reduces the target's damage output by 25% (+4% per 100 AP) for 3 seconds, and Song of Celerity's Tempo slows the target by 40% (+4% per 100 AP) for 2 seconds. Second, Accelerando grants Sona a stack each time she hits an enemy champion with Hymn of Valor or heals/shields a damaged ally with Aria of Perseverance, with each stack providing 0.5 basic ability haste up to 60 at 120 stacks, and at maximum stacks each additional stack instead reduces Crescendo's current cooldown by 1.5 seconds. Power Chord and Accelerando together define Sona's playstyle — constantly cycling through abilities to build stacks, choosing the correct Power Chord effect for each situation, and scaling into a late-game enchanter whose abilities come off cooldown almost instantly.

Hymn of Valor (Q) has an 8-second cooldown and costs 50/55/60/65/70 mana. Sona sends bolts of sound to the nearest 2 enemies (prioritizing champions), dealing 50/85/120/155/190 (+40% AP) magic damage. She also gains an aura that grants tagged allies 10/15/20/25/30 (+20% AP) bonus magic damage on their next basic attack for 3 seconds. Hymn of Valor is Sona's primary poke and damage tool — the automatic targeting makes it easy to harass enemy champions in lane, the aura empowers your ADC's trading damage, and hitting champions generates Accelerando stacks for faster cooldown scaling.

Aria of Perseverance (W) has a 10-second cooldown and costs 80/85/90/95/100 mana. Sona heals herself and the nearest wounded ally for 30/45/60/75/90 (+30% AP) health. She gains an aura that grants tagged allies a 25/50/75/100/125 (+30% AP) shield for 1.5 seconds. Aria of Perseverance is Sona's sustain tool — the heal keeps her ADC healthy through poke damage, the shield provides additional effective health during trades and all-ins, and healing or shielding damaged allies generates Accelerando stacks. The high mana cost means Sona must manage her mana carefully in the early game.

Song of Celerity (E) has a 12-second cooldown and costs 65 mana at all ranks. Sona grants herself 20% (+2% per 100 AP) bonus movement speed for 3 seconds (extended to 7 seconds if she doesn't take damage). Her aura grants nearby allies 10/12/14/16/18% (+2% per 100 AP) bonus movement speed for 3 seconds. Song of Celerity is Sona's utility and mobility tool — the movement speed helps her team rotate between lanes, chase fleeing enemies, or disengage from unfavorable fights, and the self-speed boost makes Sona harder to catch despite her lack of dashes.

Crescendo (R) has a 140/120/100-second cooldown and costs 100 mana at all ranks. Sona plays her ultimate chord in a target direction, dealing 150/250/350 (+50% AP) magic damage to enemies hit and stunning them for 1.5 seconds. Crescendo is Sona's game-changing ultimate — the wide-area stun can lock down multiple enemy champions for 1.5 seconds, providing enough time for her team to follow up with devastating burst damage. A well-placed Crescendo in a teamfight can single-handedly win the game by catching the enemy backline or peeling assassins off her carries.

Strengths

• Sona's Accelerando passive provides infinite ability haste scaling that makes her one of the strongest late-game enchanters in League of Legends — at 120 stacks her basic abilities have 60 bonus ability haste reducing Q/W/E cooldowns to under 3 seconds, and beyond max stacks each proc reduces Crescendo's cooldown by 1.5 seconds, meaning late-game Sona cycles through heal-shield-speed buff rotations almost constantly — Unlike other enchanters whose cooldowns are fixed, Sona's ability cycling speed continually increases throughout the game
• Sona's aura-based abilities passively buff every nearby ally simultaneously without requiring skillshot accuracy — Hymn of Valor automatically targets the nearest 2 enemies and empowers all tagged allies' auto-attacks, Aria of Perseverance heals the most wounded ally and shields everyone nearby, and Song of Celerity speeds up the entire team, making Sona extremely effective even with minimal mechanical skill — The automatic targeting and aura mechanics mean Sona provides value simply by standing near her team
• Crescendo is one of the strongest teamfight ultimates among support champions — the wide AoE stun hitting multiple enemies for 1.5 seconds creates massive wombo-combo potential with teammates' abilities, and the relatively short cooldown (further reduced by Accelerando stacks at max) means Sona can use it multiple times across extended teamfights or objective contests — A single well-timed Crescendo can lock down 3-5 enemy champions and completely decide a teamfight
• Power Chord's three distinct effects give Sona situational versatility — Staccato (Q) provides burst damage for trading and finishing low-health targets, Diminuendo (W) reduces an assassin's damage by 25% to protect carries, and Tempo (E) slows fleeing enemies or kiting threats by 40%, making Sona adaptable to any fight scenario — Choosing the correct Power Chord for each situation separates good Sona players from great ones

Weaknesses

• Sona is one of the squishiest and most immobile champions in the game — she has no dashes, no blinks, and one of the lowest base health pools among supports, making her extremely vulnerable to all-ins from hook champions like Blitzcrank and Thresh, engage supports like Leona and Nautilus, and assassins who can one-shot her before she can use Aria of Perseverance — A single hook or engage on Sona in the early game almost always results in her death due to her lack of escape tools
• Sona's early game is one of the weakest among supports — Hymn of Valor's 50 base damage at rank 1 is negligible, Aria of Perseverance's 30 base heal is barely noticeable, and her 80 mana cost on W means she runs out of mana quickly if she tries to sustain through poke, leaving her ADC vulnerable to aggressive bot lane duos who can snowball the lane before Sona scales — Champions like Draven, Lucian, and Kalista with aggressive supports can bully Sona out of lane before she accumulates Accelerando stacks
• Sona's lack of hard crowd control before level 6 means she cannot peel for her ADC or set up kills in the laning phase — unlike Nami's Aqua Prison, Lulu's Polymorph, or Janna's Tornado, Sona has no pre-6 CC except Power Chord Tempo's 40% slow, which requires 3 spell casts and a melee-range auto-attack to apply — This makes Sona lanes passive and reliant on the ADC to survive without support pressure
• Sona's healing and shielding are split across multiple allies rather than focused on one target, making her less effective at keeping a single carry alive compared to dedicated single-target healers like Soraka or shielders like Lulu — in fights where only one ally needs protection, Sona's distributed healing is less efficient than focused healing — Against burst-heavy compositions that focus fire one target, Sona's spread healing may not save the primary target

Recommended Runes

Summon Aery (Sorcery) — Highest Pick Rate

The recommended rune page for Sona support is Summon Aery in the Sorcery tree. Summon Aery synergizes perfectly with Sona's playstyle — it procs on both offensive and defensive abilities, adding bonus poke damage when Hymn of Valor hits enemies and providing an additional shield when Aria of Perseverance heals allies, effectively amplifying both sides of Sona's kit throughout the game.

• Summon Aery — Sends Aery to damage enemies when Sona deals ability damage or shield allies when she uses healing/shielding abilities. Summon Aery is the optimal keystone for Sona because it procs on every Q poke for bonus damage in lane, provides an additional shield on every W cast that stacks with Aria of Perseverance's built-in shield, and Sona's rapid ability cycling in the late game means Aery procs constantly for maximum value.
• Manaflow Band — Grants bonus maximum mana when hitting champions with abilities, up to 250 bonus mana, then restores 1% missing mana per 5 seconds. Manaflow Band is essential for Sona because her W costs 80-100 mana and she needs to cast abilities constantly to stack Accelerando — the bonus mana pool and mana regeneration ensure she can sustain her ability cycling throughout the laning phase and beyond.
• Transcendence — Grants ability haste at levels 5 and 8, and reduces remaining basic ability cooldowns by 20% on champion takedowns at level 11. Transcendence stacks with Accelerando's ability haste for even faster cooldown reduction, and the takedown passive in teamfights means Sona's already-low cooldowns reset even faster during extended fights.
• Gathering Storm — Grants increasing AP every 10 minutes. Gathering Storm complements Sona's scaling identity — the free AP increases her healing, shielding, damage, and Power Chord ratios as the game progresses, making her late game even more powerful.

Secondary — Resolve

• Conditioning — Grants bonus armor and magic resist after 12 minutes. Conditioning provides much-needed durability for Sona's squishy base stats, helping her survive burst damage in mid and late game teamfights where she needs to be in aura range of her allies.
• Revitalize — Increases healing and shielding power by 5%, and by an additional 10% on targets below 40% health. Revitalize directly amplifies Sona's core identity — every W heal, W shield, Moonstone proc, and Aery shield is increased, with the low-health bonus providing clutch saves on allies who are being focused.

Stat Shards

• Ability Haste — Bonus ability haste stacks with Accelerando and Transcendence to further reduce Sona's cooldowns, accelerating her ability cycling speed for faster Accelerando stacking and more frequent healing and shielding.
• Health Scaling — Bonus health scaling provides increasing durability throughout the game, helping Sona survive burst damage and stay alive long enough to cycle through her abilities in teamfights.

Recommended Item Build

Based on data from ranked Sona matches tracked across multiple stat sites on Patch 16.6, the Dream Maker into Echoes of Helia and Moonstone Renewer build has the highest pick rates and win rates. Here are the optimal build paths.

Standard Build

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

• Spellthief's Edge — Grants AP, mana regeneration, and generates gold when damaging enemy champions or turrets. Spellthief's Edge is the standard support starting item for Sona because Hymn of Valor's automatic champion targeting makes it easy to proc the gold generation passive, the AP boosts her Q poke damage and W healing, and the mana regeneration helps sustain her ability cycling in lane.
• Health Potions — Provide sustain during early lane trading where Sona takes damage from aggressive opponents who exploit her squishiness.

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

• Dream Maker — Grants AP, ability haste, health, and mana regeneration, with a passive that causes allies near Sona to deal bonus magic damage and take reduced damage after she casts an ability. Dream Maker is Sona's ideal first completed item because its aura passive synergizes perfectly with her constant ability cycling — every Q, W, and E cast refreshes the buff for nearby allies, providing both offensive and defensive value to her entire team.
• Ionian Boots of Lucidity — Grants ability haste and summoner spell haste. Ionian Boots of Lucidity are the optimal boots for Sona because the ability haste stacks with Accelerando for faster cooldown reduction on all basic abilities, and the summoner spell haste reduces Flash cooldown for safety and Exhaust cooldown for additional peel.
• Echoes of Helia — Grants AP, ability haste, health, and mana regeneration, with a passive that stores charges when damaging champions and releases them as healing when Sona heals or shields allies. Echoes of Helia is Sona's core second item because it converts her Q poke damage into stored healing charges that amplify her W sustain — since Sona constantly alternates between Q pokes and W heals, Helia's charge-and-release mechanic is perfectly aligned with her ability rotation.

#### Late Game (25+ min)

• Moonstone Renewer — Grants AP, ability haste, and health, with a passive that heals the lowest-health nearby ally when Sona affects champions with abilities. Moonstone Renewer provides additional passive healing that stacks with Aria of Perseverance and Echoes of Helia — in the late game, Sona's rapid ability cycling triggers Moonstone procs constantly for substantial sustained healing across extended teamfights.
• Dawncore — Grants AP, ability haste, health, and mana regeneration, with a passive that increases all healing and shielding power based on bonus mana regeneration. Dawncore is Sona's premier late-game enchanter item because its heal and shield power amplification applies to every W heal, W shield, Moonstone proc, and Aery shield, dramatically increasing Sona's sustain output.
• Staff of Flowing Water — Grants AP, ability haste, and mana regeneration, with a passive that grants bonus AP and ability haste to allies Sona heals or shields. Staff of Flowing Water provides additional AP and ability haste to carries whenever Sona heals or shields them, further amplifying her team's damage output in the late game.

Highest Win Rate 3-Item Combinations

The highest win rate full build is Dream Maker + Echoes of Helia + Moonstone Renewer, which provides the optimal balance of passive healing, ability haste for rapid ability cycling, and team-wide aura buffs. This build maximizes Sona's sustained healing and shielding output through multiple healing sources (W heal, Helia charges, Moonstone procs) while providing enough ability haste to keep her cooldowns short for constant Accelerando stacking. An alternative high-performing build replaces Moonstone Renewer with Ardent Censer for games with multiple auto-attack-based carries who benefit from the attack speed and on-hit damage buff.

Ability Priority

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

1. Hymn of Valor (Q) — Max first. Each rank increases base damage from 50 to 190 and aura bonus damage from 10 to 30. Q max provides the largest damage increase for poke and Spellthief's Edge proc generation, and the increased aura damage empowers your ADC's trading in lane — the 35 base damage increase per rank is significant for early game harass and Accelerando stack generation through champion hits.
2. Aria of Perseverance (W) — Max second. Each rank increases base heal from 30 to 90, shield from 25 to 125, and reduces cooldown from 10 to 10 seconds (flat cooldown, scaling comes from Accelerando). W max second provides substantially increased healing and shielding for mid-game teamfights — the 15 heal increase and 25 shield increase per rank dramatically improve Sona's sustain output when fights become more frequent.
3. Song of Celerity (E) — Max last. Each rank increases ally movement speed from 10% to 18%. The movement speed increase is less impactful than Q damage and W sustain improvements, and the 12-second cooldown is flat across all ranks with scaling coming from Accelerando stacks rather than ability rank.
4. Crescendo (R) — Level at 6, 11, and 16. Each rank increases damage from 150 to 350, and reduces cooldown from 140 to 100 seconds. Level 6 provides a game-changing AoE stun that transforms Sona from a passive sustain support into a teamfight-deciding champion.

Level-by-level order: Q, W, E, Q, Q, R, Q, W, Q, W, R, W, W, E, E, R, E, E.

Summoner Spells

• Flash — Flash is essential on Sona for escaping assassin dives and engage supports, repositioning to land multi-target Crescendo stuns in teamfights, and surviving all-ins during her weak early laning phase. Flash is non-negotiable on Sona since she has no dashes or mobility spells — Flash + Crescendo is her most powerful engage combo. Taken in virtually every game.
• Exhaust — Exhaust is the optimal secondary summoner spell for Sona support, providing a 30% slow and 35% damage reduction on a single target. Exhaust is preferred because it helps Sona peel for her ADC during all-ins and assassin dives, compensating for her lack of hard CC before level 6, and the damage reduction stacks with Diminuendo Power Chord for massive damage mitigation against diving threats.

Playstyle Tips

Early Game / Laning Phase (0-14 min)

Sona's early game is about poking with Hymn of Valor for Spellthief's Edge gold and Accelerando stacks, sustaining through damage with Aria of Perseverance, and surviving until level 6 when Crescendo unlocks her teamfight potential.

Start Hymn of Valor (Q) at level 1 for poke damage and Spellthief's Edge procs — the automatic targeting means you simply need to walk into range and press Q to deal damage and generate gold. Take Aria of Perseverance (W) at level 2 for sustain to heal back poke damage. Take Song of Celerity (E) at level 3 for movement speed to dodge skillshots and escape ganks. Focus on poking with Q whenever it's safe to generate Accelerando stacks and gold, but never overextend — Sona is extremely squishy and one hook or engage from the enemy support can kill her.

Manage your mana carefully in the early game. Aria of Perseverance costs 80 mana at rank 1, which is a huge chunk of Sona's mana pool. Use Q for poke and gold generation, but avoid spamming W unless your ADC actually needs healing — the mana cost will drain your pool quickly. Manaflow Band and Spellthief's Edge mana regeneration help, but mana management remains critical until you complete your first item.

Track your Power Chord stacks — every third spell cast empowers your next auto-attack. In lane, use Q as your last spell before auto-attacking for Staccato's bonus damage on poke trades. If an assassin or bruiser dives your ADC, use W as your last spell for Diminuendo's 25% damage reduction on the attacker. Save Tempo (E Power Chord) for slowing enemies who try to escape or chase.

Mid Game & Teamfights (14-25 min)

Mid-game Sona with Dream Maker, Ionian Boots, and Echoes of Helia (typically 40-80 Accelerando stacks) is a sustained healing and buffing support who rapidly cycles through abilities to keep her team healthy, empowered, and mobile throughout fights and rotations.

Sona's mid-game strategy revolves around stacking Accelerando as quickly as possible while providing sustained healing and team buffs during fights. With Dream Maker and Echoes of Helia, your ability cycling creates multiple layers of value — each Q poke deals damage and stores Helia charges, each W releases Helia charges as bonus healing while providing its own heal and shield, and Dream Maker's passive buffs nearby allies with every ability cast. Position behind your frontline and cycle Q-W-E constantly to maximize Accelerando stacking.

Use Crescendo (R) to engage fights by stunning grouped enemies, or save it defensively to peel assassins off your carries. Flash + Crescendo is Sona's most powerful play — flashing into the enemy team and landing a 3-5 person stun can single-handedly win teamfights. Coordinate with your team to follow up on Crescendo stuns with burst damage before the 1.5-second stun expires.

In skirmishes and small fights, choose your Power Chord wisely. Use Staccato (Q) for burst damage when finishing low-health targets, Diminuendo (W) to reduce an assassin's damage when they dive your carry, and Tempo (E) to slow a fleeing enemy or kiting threat. The correct Power Chord choice can be the difference between winning and losing a fight.

Late Game (25+ min)

Late-game Sona with full build and 120+ Accelerando stacks is a teamfight-dominating enchanter whose basic abilities come off cooldown in under 3 seconds, providing near-constant healing, shielding, damage amplification, and movement speed to her entire team while Crescendo cooldown resets faster through overflow stacks.

In the late game, Sona's 120-stack Accelerando passive transforms her into arguably the strongest teamfight enchanter in League of Legends. With 60 bonus ability haste from Accelerando stacking on top of her item ability haste, Sona's Q, W, and E cooldowns drop to approximately 2-3 seconds each, meaning she cycles through heal-shield-speed buff rotations almost constantly. Each additional Accelerando proc beyond 120 stacks reduces Crescendo's cooldown by 1.5 seconds, meaning Sona can potentially use Crescendo twice in extended teamfights.

In teamfights, position safely behind your frontline and cycle through abilities as quickly as possible — each Q-W-E rotation provides poke damage, healing, shielding, movement speed, Dream Maker buffs, Echoes of Helia healing, Moonstone procs, and Aery shields to your entire team. The sustained healing and shielding from multiple sources (W base heal, W shield, Helia charges, Moonstone procs, Dawncore amplification) makes your team nearly unkillable in extended fights.

Around Baron and Elder Dragon, Sona's constant healing and team-wide buffs provide enormous value for sustained objective fights. Her ability to keep the entire team healthy while providing damage amplification and movement speed means your team can take extended fights that other compositions would lose. A full-build Sona with max Accelerando stacks is often the most impactful champion in late-game teamfights, turning her team into an unstoppable deathball that heals through damage faster than enemies can deal it.

Matchups

Support

#### Favorable

• Mel — Sona wins comfortably against Mel. Mel's poke-oriented playstyle is countered by Sona's sustained healing from Aria of Perseverance that heals through Mel's damage over time, and Sona outscales Mel significantly in the late game because Accelerando stacking provides infinite ability haste scaling while Mel's utility plateaus. Sona's Crescendo also provides stronger teamfight crowd control than Mel's kit.
• Xerath — Sona wins comfortably against Xerath. Xerath support relies on landing skillshot poke to bully lane opponents, but Sona's W healing sustains through Xerath's damage, and Song of Celerity's movement speed boost helps dodge Xerath's linear skillshots. Sona vastly outscales Xerath in teamfights where her sustained healing and Crescendo stun provide more value than Xerath's poke damage.
• Heimerdinger — Sona wins approximately 59% against Heimerdinger. Heimerdinger support's turret-based zone control is less effective against Sona who doesn't need to walk into turret range to be useful — she simply stands behind her ADC and provides healing and buffs. Sona's late-game scaling also far exceeds Heimerdinger's mid-game power spike.

#### Even

• Nami — Sona fights approximately even against Nami. Both are enchanter supports with healing, poke, and teamfight ultimates. Nami has stronger single-target trading with Tidecaller's Blessing and more reliable CC with Aqua Prison, but Sona's team-wide aura buffs and infinite Accelerando scaling give her an edge in extended teamfights after the laning phase.
• Lulu — Sona fights approximately even against Lulu. Lulu provides stronger single-target peel through Polymorph and Whimsy, but Sona's team-wide healing and buffing is more valuable when protecting the entire team rather than one carry. The matchup depends on which team's composition benefits more from focused peel versus distributed sustain.

#### Unfavorable

• Blitzcrank — Sona loses to Blitzcrank. Blitzcrank's Rocket Grab is Sona's worst nightmare — one hook on Sona almost always results in her death due to her low health and lack of escape abilities. Blitzcrank's kill pressure in lane prevents Sona from safely stacking Accelerando, and the constant threat of being hooked forces Sona to play so far back that she can't poke or generate Spellthief's gold.
• Shen — Sona loses approximately 54% of the time against Shen (~46.15% WR). Shen support's Spirit Blade taunt provides reliable engage that Sona cannot escape without Flash, and his Spirit Refuge blocks auto-attacks including Power Chord empowered attacks. Shen's tankiness also means Sona's Q poke barely scratches him in lane trades.
• Elise — Sona loses to Elise. Elise support's early all-in pressure with Cocoon stun and burst damage combo exploits Sona's squishiness before she can stack Accelerando, and Rappel lets Elise dodge Crescendo. Elise's level 3 power spike is far stronger than Sona's, making the lane phase extremely dangerous.

Recent Patch Changes

Sona's current state in Patch 16.6 reflects a powerful scaling enchanter support who rewards patient play and late-game teamfight execution. Her 53.81% win rate on LoLalytics (S Tier, ranked 4th of 80 support champions) with a 4.6% pick rate shows she is a strong meta support who can carry games through sustained healing and team-wide utility. The S-tier ranking reflects Sona's ability to outscale most supports in the game once she reaches her Accelerando cap and full build.

Her kit's strength lies in the combination of infinite ability haste scaling through Accelerando that makes her late-game ability cycling nearly unstoppable, team-wide aura buffs that passively enhance every nearby ally without requiring skillshot accuracy, sustained healing and shielding through Aria of Perseverance amplified by Echoes of Helia and Moonstone Renewer, versatile Power Chord effects that provide burst damage or defensive debuffs every three spell casts, and game-deciding Crescendo stuns that can lock down entire enemy teams — making her particularly strong in team compositions that can survive the early game and enable Sona to scale into her late-game teamfight-dominating form. The statistically dominant Dream Maker into Echoes of Helia into Moonstone Renewer build path provides the perfect blend of ability haste for rapid ability cycling, passive healing amplification, and team-wide buffing that unlocks Sona's full potential as a scaling enchanter support.

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