Every 3 basic attacks, Master Yi next bassic attack strikes twice dealing 50% Attack Damage.
Master Yi becomes untargetable and teleports to rapidly strike enemies near his target, dealing 25/60/95/130/165 (+100% Attack Damage) physical damage to all enemies hit after 4 hits.Alpha Strike can critically strike for 60% Attack Damage additional damage.Monsters take 75/100/125/150/175 bonus damage.Repeat strikes instantly deal 25% damage.Basic attacks reduce Alpha Strike's cooldown by 1 second.
Master Yi channels, restoring 30/50/70/90/110 (+100% bonus Ability Power) Health per second for 4 seconds. This healing is increased by 1% for every 1% of Master Yi's missing Health.While channeling, Master Yi reduces incoming damage by 60/62.5/65/67.5/70%. This damage reduction is halved against turrets. In addition, Master Yi will gain stacks of Double Strike and pause the remaining duration on Wuju Style and Highlander for each second he channels.
Basic attacks deal 18/26/34/42/50 (+35% Attack Damage) bonus true damage for 5 seconds.
Passive: Champion kills and assists reduce the remaining cooldown of Master Yi's basic abilities by 70%.Active: Increases Bonus Movement Speed by 35/45/55%, Attack Speed by 25/45/65%, grants immunity to slows for 7 seconds and allows Master Yi to move through units. While active, champion kills and assists extend the duration of Highlander by 7 seconds.
Become a legendImproved attacks and sustained damage
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The Damage Taken information though depends on the enemy team composition and doesn't give you that much information about a champion. It's here just because we have that data.
This graphic shows you the average amount of minions a champion generally kills per minute at different times. It's a common pattern that due to the game nature at later phases of the game this statistic tends to decrease.
This graphic shows you the average difference between the amount of minions a champion generally kills per minute versus the same statistic of the champion's enemy laner. This can give you an idea wether some matchups are harder for a champion in terms of keeping up with the farming.
A negative value means that the champion tends to have a farming disadvantage against their opponents. This doesn't limit the farming to the original lane. A positive value means that the champion tends to have a farming advantage against their opponents. This doesn't limit the farming to the original lane.
This graphic shows you the average difference between the amount of damage a champion generally takes versus the same statistic of the champion's enemy laner
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This graphic shows you the average amount of damage a champion generally takes at different frame times of the game.
This graphic shows you the average amount of gold a champion generally earns at different frame times of the game. This includes minion kills, champion kills, assitances and objectives.
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This statistic shows you a list of items that players usually buy on their first back to base when they have a gold advantage over their enemy laner. This includes kills, assistances and objectives.
This statistic shows you a list of items that players usually buy on their first back to base when they have a gold disadvantage over their enemy laner. This includes kills, assistances and objectives.
This statistics shows you the most frequent Summoners Spells that players use for this champion. It generally depends on matchups and enemy team composition.
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