Vladimir Wild Rift Build & Guide

Phase Rush is the best Keystone for Vladimir in Wild Rift. It gives movement speed whenever three normal attacks or abilities hit enemies. By using regular attacks in between each ability, this is simple to trigger.

Hunter – Vampirism provides Omnivamp for Vladimir, which enables him to be more aggressive as it helps Vladimir heal himself more. On the other hand, Triumph provides a bit of extra damage when targeting enemies with low HP. This can help Vladimir finish evading enemies and heal him after execution.

Adaptive Carrapace is also useful for Vladimir as it provides resists depending on the damage type he received when his HP drops below 50%. It also provides an additional 50 HP. Moreover, Nullifying Orb provides a shield if your HP drops below 30%, giving Vladimir more survivability when receiving burst attacks.

Nimbus Cloak further increases Vladimir’s movement speed, enabling him to get into a better position. Sweet Tooth offers more sustainability by receiving more healing from honeyfruits, enabling him to stay in lane longer.

In our Vladimir Wild Rift Guide, here are his best champion spells that you can equip on him.

Having Flash is essential for Vladimir as it gives him the element of surprise to the enemy. Using Flash as the start of the engage leaves enemies off-guard which can result in a kill.

Ghost is very essential for Vladimir because of his lack of mobility. Vladimir mainly suffers from closing the gap between enemies, so be sure to use Ghost as a second summoner spell.

Vladimir in Wild Rift can start by taking Transfusion first to access his Bloodthirst stacks, which can deal huge burst damage while having good sustainability in the early game. This is Vladimir’s bread and butter, so max out this skill first. Secondly, take his E ability, Tides of Blood. This can help Vladimir deal more damage while negating the HP loss from its ability cost. Thirdly, take his W ability, Sanguine Pool. With this unlocked, Vladimir can now access his typical and easy combo: Using Transfusion at the start of the fight, then holding and releasing his Tides of Blood while using Sanguine Pool. Vladimir can now complete his combo after taking his Ultimate, Hemoplague. Hemoplague is often used to finish off evading enemies, as it can deal a lot of burst damage. Take Hemoplague whenever there’s a chance to level it up.

Vladimir’s early game relies on his timing with his Q ability, Transfusion. Using Transfusion when Bloodthirst is at full-stack is a must, as it can deal huge amounts of damage in the laning phase. Use Transfusion to last hit a minion to start accumulating Bloodthirst stacks, then charge up his E ability, Tides of Blood then use his W ability, Sanguine Pool, to further harass the enemy. Release his E ability at full charge, then finally use his Transfusion at max stacks. Although this combo can be useful in his laning phase, his cooldowns are very high, and poor execution can also lead to death, so be sure to use it wisely and efficiently.

Vladimir is a monster in the late game because of his scaling. Having huge amounts of health, damage, and mobility is essential for team fights and tower dives. Vladimir is very useful because of his flanking potential and movement speed in the late game. Coordinate with your team as you flank the enemy to have a pincer-type attack, leaving no room for the enemies to escape. 

For our Vladimir Wild Rift Guide, we highly recommend using him with the following champions as they synergize well with him.

Kayn’s damage output and crowd control with his W, Blade’s Reach, is a great setup when ganking Vladimir’s lane. This enables Vladimir to do a full combo on the enemy.

Xin Zhao is also great for ganking Vladimir’s lane. Audacious Charge’s dash ability closes the gap to use Three Talon Strike on the opposing enemy, which knocks them up while enabling Vladimir’s combo.