Yone Wild Rift Build & Guide

Conqueror favors extended fights as its effects further increase after reaching the maximum stacks. As for Yone, Conqueror works well as he can immediately stack it up to maximum due to the low cooldown of his abilities. However, picking Conqueror on bad matchups seems risky for Yone in the early game, but definitely worth it as it ramps up his overall damage output. Another option that you may take is Lethal Tempo. This keystone increases his attack speed allowing him to land more auto-attacks in a short duration.

During bad matchups, players may also opt for Fleet Footwork for movement speed and heal.

Generally, these are the best spells that must be equipped for him in Wild Rift.Yone Guide.

Aside from Yone’s third ability, he does not have another form of mobility. Just like the rest of the champions, Yone will be able to benefit from Flash. With this, he can either make an escape out of unexpected ganks, or chase fleeing enemies.

Ignite is sometimes you may call the assassin’s best friend. Coupling your abilities with ignite can help you defeat key targets quickly. At the same time, Ignite may come in handy when battling against tanks or champions with great healing or lifesteal.

In our Wild Rift Yone Guide, we recommended players to upgrade Yone’s ultimate Fate Sealed as soon as they’re available at level 5, 9 and 13. For his abilities, equip Q > W > E first for the early game trades. However, players would have to enhance Mortal Steel first as it has 100% AD Scaling and will be his main source of damage, especially during Soul Unbound. Next ability would be Soul Unbound to lower its cooldown so you can use it more often, and to increase the damage stored. The rest of the skill points must be placed on Spirit Cleave.

The unforgotten one may seem to be broken, but he has plenty of shortcomings. Yone struggles with having no mobility other than Soul Unbound, and no ranged attacks. This puts him at a disadvantage during the laning phase especially against ranged opponents.

The best option you may opt for is to play passively, especially on bad matchups, and wait for level 3. Before doing so, make sure to stack Gathering Storm first for the knock up.

As a melee champion, it is also crucial for one to learn how to freeze the minion waves so as to not push towards the enemy turret. Try to keep the wave at the center of the lane, or towards your tower to avoid getting ganked.

Try not to make risky engages, unless a good opportunity comes up. Ask for a gank from your mid and jungle pre-level 5.

After getting his ultimate, Fate Sealed. Yone can now run down opponents at will, provided that he has enough resources and items.

Yone is a great assassin who can open a lot of opportunities for him to reach his main and key targets, like the carry. He has Soul Unbound and Fate Sealed that he can utilize to gain access to the backline, and unleash his chains of combo. Yone’s abilities also comprise knock-ups that his allies can take advantage of especially his brother, Yasuo.

That said, Yone’s presence in the late game where most team fights usually happen is needed. At the same time, he can also search for potential targets during their most vulnerable time especially the ones who are in a bad position.

It is best to pair Wild Rift Yone with champions that can highly benefit from his knock-ups and kit, or those who can help him throughout the whole game.

Yone can apply two knock-ups using Gathering Storm with two stacks and from his ultimate. This is beneficial to Yasuo as his ultimate, Last Breath requires knock up or airborne abilities. Combining both of their abilities further increases your chance of winning skirmishes if done right.

One of the best things that could happen to you as a carry is to have a good Yuumi on your side. Yuumi provides movement speed, tons of healing and adaptive damage as well. This is important, especially for melee characters. As for Yone, he would turn into a monster that is hard to kill unless perhaps they got items with Grievous Wound equipped.