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ZyraRise of the Thorns
Runes
Sorcery
Domination
Shards
Zyra's plants slow you down and they can proc Comet too which is great. But your E is the most reliable way of getting Comet off.
Abilities
e
q
w
Summoners
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Items
Win Conditions
- Make poking less obvious by using your damaging ability first and then place a Seed W afterwards.
- Use your R on targets that are already hit with crowd control. If the enemy has anyone who can get on the backline- Ult yourself immediately.
- Seeds will not show your location if you’re in a bush. Hide in bushes and wait for the enemy to walk past before collapsing on them.
Weak Against
- Amumu: Amumu's crowd control can easily disrupt Zyra's positioning and plant setup.
- Maokai: Maokai's tankiness and crowd control make it difficult for Zyra to poke and zone effectively.
- Xerath: Xerath's long-range poke can harass Zyra and her plants from a safe distance.
Strong Against
- Senna: Zyra can pressure Senna early with her aggressive plants and damage.
- Nami: Zyra can capitalize on Nami's squishiness and lack of strong early trading.
- Thresh: Zyra's plants can help zone Thresh and his ADC, making it challenging for him to engage effectively.
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Game Strategy
- Early Game: In the laning phase, use Zyra's long-range abilities to poke and harass opponents. Be cautious against all-ins from aggressive lanes. Zyra becomes stronger at levels 3 and 6 when she unlocks all her basic abilities and her ultimate.
- Mid Game: Stay in the bottom lane to provide consistent crowd control and damage during teamfights. Zyra should not dive due to her squishiness. Focus on providing crowd control and damage from a safe distance.
- Late Game: Continue to position carefully and provide crowd control and damage. Your ultimate can be a game-changing ability in late-game teamfights. Maintain proper vision around key objectives. Zyra can zone opponents with her abilities to secure crucial objectives.
