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Asked by maxsbird2 on October 19, As a Zyra player who prefers to let plants deal the damage rather than myself, at what point should I get a Banner of Command? Assuming I lay at least 2 seeds per spell cast, would I also have to have lane or allied pets nearby to be effective?

Asked by XeresAce on January 9, Asked by jhoijhoi on October 26, What exactly is the role of a support in Season 3? How important is it for supports to have a "full build" of support items like Locket etc?

Asked by blades on April 24, Asked by elnawawi on November 18, What items should support buy when his team losing at early levels? Mostly asking about the AP ranged support char like Zyra, lux, janna.. Join or Log In. Join the leading League of Legends community. Create and share Champion Guides and Builds. Login Social Login. Create Account Social Register. Zyra The Rise of the Thorns.

Patch Zyra's Top Items. Zhonya's Hourglass. Zyra's Top Runes. Flash Ignite. Health Potion Spellthief's Edge. Oracle Lens. Zyra's Core Items. Boots 1 2 3. Zyra's Luxury Items 1 2 3. Deadly Spines Q Q. Rampant Growth W W. Grasping Roots E E. Stranglethorns R R. Counters powered by.

CR is Counter Rating, which is a combination of multiple counter factors. Counters shown are for Zyra Zyra Support. More Zyra Counters. Best Against Zyra CR. Miss Fortune Worst Against Zyra CR. Lucian Skin Release Wishlist Popularity Cost. Wildfire Zyra July 24, Wishlist. Classic Zyra Original Wishlist. RP Cost Last Sale. She flung off the bedsheets and saw that there was no insect, but rather a tendril vine weaving through her toes, entangling her ankle, and twining around her leg.

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Cast Deadly Spines or Grasping Roots near seeds causes them to grow plants. A Thorn Spitter has range and lasts 8 seconds. Zyra stores a seed periodically Max: 8 seeds planted. Slows from multiple Vine Lashers stack up to 2 times. A Vine Lasher has range and lasts 8 seconds. Continuing with a third round of changes to diversify and widen the jungle champion pool. You'll notice that Morgana is getting a specific change to have her be viable in the jungle along buffs to her main roles.

We're monitoring the effect of these changes to assure that they're not overwhelmingly affecting anything at the higher rungs of the skill ladder while also confirming that they are in fact fostering more diverse picks.

Patch Zyra never had a reason to spawn multiple Vine Lashers since having one was the same as having two. But now that we made the Lashers' slow stackable, Zyra can plan her actions around the plants and actually think about which one she wants. E - Grasping Roots. Patch 9. Reducing the damage Zyra's plants takes, especially from those that shouldn't trigger additional effects.

Passive - Garden of Thorns. We took a light touch with last patch's mana regen nerf which asked Zyra to be a little more careful with her cooldowns. This patch swings harder by targeting her harass from plants which lets her keep opponents at bay even when she misses her abilities.

Lower mana regen means Zyra will need to think twice before fishing for hits with Deadly Spines and Grasping Roots, lest she be caught out without resources during a gank or all-in. W - Rampant Growth. Zyra contributes slightly less in skirmishes than we'd like, but we're definitely not comfortable increasing her already-high damage. Some extra crowd control should give her more of an impact in those small fights. Mages are also getting some changes to their mana pools and their mana growth.

Twisted Fate. W charge time reduced whenever Zyra kills an enemy. W no longer increases plant health. Zyra's one of the champions that makes us have long discussions about what a healthy gameplay pattern is, even more so when she's t h orn between being a midlaner or a support. It also made us think about what it means to have champions transitioning from one lane to another and what that means for the game in general.

We always get super excited whenever we see champions having fun play patterns in more than one role. For Zyra especially, we found ways for her to thrive as a support in a healthier way, but it wasn't all flowers just yet. This set of changes should provide our favorite fern more agency to go where she wants or where her team needs her the most. If you feel compelled to see it for yourself, please avoid doing so in ranked.

Q costs more mana. When Zyra does plant things at you, her abilities are only half the story - she's also sprouting a garden of Thornspitters and Vine Lashers. Once you've dodged Q - Deadly Spines. Before the 6.

As a squishy mage, Zyra should be rewarded for taking risks to play aggressively when her abilities hit. Increased Passive and W cooldowns. Yet another support champion with an immensely strong laning phase, Zyra has spread like a weed through the bot lane. She should certainly be great at zoning with her plants, but right now they're a little too good at their job, targeting enemy champions before Zyra herself never show initiative in the workplace.

In addition, seeds spawn much too quickly, letting Zyra sow whenever she pleases. We're bringing her plants in line, giving other supports a chance to blossom. Passive - Garden of Thorns Seeds spawn around Zyra periodically, becoming faster with level. If an enemy champion steps on a seed, it dies. If Zyra is hiding in brush, seeds will not spawn until she reveals herself.

R - Stranglethorns. In a world without mana potions and generally less early mana regeneration , we've identified a few champions for some emergency rations, giving early mana boosts until they can get their footing and purchase items to make up the deficit.

This also means we can really understand which champions relied on mana potions as a crutch to limp through the early to mid game, and we can give additional love if necessary. Mana Regen. What we had left was pretty scary. Rampant Growth's passive cooldown reduction has decreased.

The plants spawned from Rampant Growth have had their base damage reduced at lower levels, but increased later on. Context: Our overall strategy here is to tone down Zyra's early level poke damage and, while we are reducing some of her overall power, we also want to improve her ability to fluidly combo cast with seeds.

Additionally, reducing the base damage of her spells while increasing the AP ratios is aimed at reducing her power as a support without hurting her capabilities as a mage. August 7th Hotfix. Main Page All Pages.