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High Sustain Li Li

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Li Li

Build: Baiting Panda

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Threats to Li Li with this build

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Threat		Notes
1		No Threat
2		No Threat
3	Chen	After last patch Li Li's uncle no longer can stop her from serving Brew.
4		No Threat
5		No Threat
6	Diablo	Never give him openings to Shadow Charge while jugging. Overpower is melee range.
6	Valla	Lategane, if you let her close enough, will be able to burst you without autoattacking
6	Sylvanas	In team fights position so that she can't silence both you and the rest of the team. In lane better rotate with somebody who counters her like Falstad, Zagara, Chen or Valla - 1 vs. 1 she is much better laner than Li Li
7	Tyrael	Can't burst you but Smiting an ally with 25% bonus speed may end the run for your life
7	Illidan	After Metamorphosis can burst Li Li down if you are alone. The Hunt rises his threat level to red. Without his ultimates is completely shut down by Blinding Wind - missed attacks don't recharge his abilities He is good reason to pick Shrink Ray
8	Sonya	Don't let her get you with her spear or you won't be able to escape. Can completely shut down your laning
8	Johanna	Stay out of Condemn - not only stops your Jug but enemies will be ready to "welcome" you Bounces from Blessed Shield are real pain...
9	Zeratul	Void Prison can completely shut down your plans
9	Nova	Always try to be near bushes or corners to prevent her full combo. If she takes Precision Strike - the opposite plan: have enough space to escape the AoE
9	Anub'arak	Can get behind you with Burrow Charge and body block your escape. If built as CC train becomes constant source of concern
10	Falstad	Never walk alone if he is on opponents team. He can burst you with spells only, or close the gap if you are running at low HP with Barrel Roll + Hammerang + Lightning Rod. The standard juking behind bushes and corners can't hide you from this vile dwarf.
10	E.T.C.	Power Slide + Mosh Pit is major threat, once he gets Tour Bus you have to be extra careful with Jug timing

Li Li

Build: DPS - 2nd support

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Li Li

Build: Max Heal - team reliant

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Li Li

Build: Anti CC Train - team

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Contents Top

Introduction

Changelogs

Outro

Pros & Cons

Hero Basics

Abilities

Talents

Map Specifics

Builds & Playstyles

In-Depth Stuff

Replays

Bugs, Patches, PTR

Intro Top

"Wild Dog" Li Li is easy to learn but hard to master hero. Only one of her abilities requires targeting - whom to lend a drake. On the other hand, to have full control, you need to constantly reposition, so that only your intended target is within range. Also, Li Li is priority target and has to move nonstop, making it hard for any skillshots - especially the ones with knockback or stun.

For new players is a very good choice to get used to the basics of healing support. automatically targets the closest ally (heroes first), same with . goes with your most active ally - usually the initiator in your group. Heroic abilities are cool and auto-target as well. So far so good. After meeting better opponents, comes the realization that you need to be able to heal or debuff exact hero in the exact moment. This is where the fun begins ...
This cute panda girl is positioning . Other heroes also need good positioning but the difference in effectiveness with Li Li is astounding. Being able to control who's the target doubles her effectiveness.

Pros and Cons Top

Pros

Cons

Li Li Basics Top

HEALING

MANA ISSUES

AWARENESS

LANING

POSITIONING

Abilities - Basic, Trait, Heroics Top

(Q) Healing Brew	(W) Cloud Serpent
Healing Brew Li Li's iconic healing ability. The way it works makes the tiny panda hard to master - you need to "feel" the distance as well as constant repositioning to be able to control who gets healed and eventually cleansed. In some situation you want to spam it - keeping Q pressed does the job - especially if you have Kung Fu Hustle and are taking sustained damage	Cloud Serpent This wannabe dragon helps with early harass. Picking talents from the "serpent" tree greatly improves sustainability and helps clearing waves of lane creeps. Casting it on Li Li use Alt+W - no need to waste APM. Of course if Li Li has Serpent Sidekick, always cast on ally. At lvl.20+ can have up to 3 "serpented" heroes at once.
(E) Blinding Wind	(Trait) Fast Feet
Blinding Wind Damagewise is far from impressive but has great preventive value - less to heal and can completely shut down the plans of auto attacking opposing heroes. If you expect ganking, better keep for emergency escape. As with Healing Brew, "feeling" the range is important in mastering Li Li.	Fast Feet 1 second might not seem important but often those few bonus pixels keep Li Li alive and able to bait pursuing assassins to their doom. Has great synergy with Kung Fu Hustle. Too bad that other talents empowering this trait can't compete with the alternatives at their corresponding levels.
(R) Jug of 1,000 Cups	(R) Water Dragon
Jug of 1,000 Cups Can completely flip team fights, but is easy to interrupt by stuns. During those 6 seconds Li Li has to to be moving nonstop. I like to begin with Cloud Serpent on myself, Jug and start kiting. With experience and good positioning, Li Li often manages to avoid interrupts. In case enemy dives for you, the serpent helps you sustain to cleanse and cast Blinding Wind and Shrink Ray. Many team fights ended with wipes when opponents overextended for the "Panda Bait"	Water Dragon 3 seconds delay and the closest opposing hero (hopefully there are more near him) will be unpleasantly surprised. If for some reason you get out of range it fizzles, so better plan ahead and cast it before your approach. Follow with Cloud Serpent and Blinding Wind to improve your survival chances if opponents decide to go for a dive, or get +20% power from Surging Winds if you have good angle and your frontliners protect you.

Talents Top

- This talent is often overlooked, but combined with others from the serpent tree helps a lot during early game. Normally 8 sec serpent fires 4-5 shots and half the of the duration is wasted. 12 sec lets you get more effective damage and heal or cast it before mounting (Z) and have a bodyguard during the entire ride.

ALTERNATIVES

- Paired with this is very helpful for your team's sustain. The drake attacks every second if there is enemy in range and at lvl.20 heals for 48. 's splash hitting heroes no longer counts as attacks. Targeting priority is important and is explained in playstyle.

ALTERNATIVES

- Greatly improves Li Li as laner and her contribution to the sustained damage in team fights. Numbers are deceptively small but at levels 8-10, only effective splash adds around 600 siege damage if you time with a wave of lane minions. At this point your drake should be always summoned - depending on situations on you, your initiator or lightly injured team mate near hostile minions. Very helpful for faster capping merc camps. Very helpful for gathering objectives (seeds, skulls.gems).

ALTERNATIVES

Both Heroics are explained in Abilities section as well as with the respective builds. With good positioning and evasive movement any of them can flip team fight in your favor.

- Amazing utility talent. Normally it either saves an ally (often Li Li herself) or spells the doom for enemy overcommitment - sometimes both. Does great job on opposing Garden Terror or Dragon Knight. Don't be stingy if it can catch fleeing enemy - most likely it will cool down before next team fight as death penalty starts growing midgame+.

ALTERNATIVES

- Now this cute little panda is officially the greatest escape artist in the Nexus. You often survive even 3 vs 1 ganks long enough for your team to intercept, and in team fights you cleanse and add mobility to your allies. Choosing this skill requires mastering Li Li's positioning - if you can't control who is to be cleansed or boosted, you are wasting this talent slot (but there are good alternatives, though less impactful)

ALTERNATIVES

- If you have picked and stacked many orbs, now is the time to enjoy. Else you have to go back to mana management - something that shouldn't have bothered Li Li previous 6-7 levels. Now she can turn into spamming machine as long as she takes moderate damage.

ALTERNATIVES

Gamestyle Top

Baiting Panda

Why "bait"? It is common knowledge that is hard to catch if not CC-ed. Besides being borderline aggressive early game, there are situations when opponents have no choice but to go for her and this build was tweaked to give her high sustain when the moment comes.
The most obvious is "the Jug". Skilled player won't allow long range interrupts, so some enemies have to dive towards her, or her powerful ult may decide the outcome of the team fight.
Another situation is after scrappy team fights. Some of your team barely escaped with their lives to restore HP and mana, Li Li heals the retreating tank covering them. Remaining opponents have tough choice: to focus tank and regroup back, risking to possibly lose another hero if he is at low HP and has no escape means to (what a shame!) autoattacing drake on superspeed panda girl, or go after Li Li 3 vs. 1 hoping for fast kill and tank becomes easy prey (no more cleansing heals). Now these +30% speed, Q spam, drake peppering tiny projectiles, and good kiting and juking may lead to complete team wipe when your carries are back to intercept.

Talent Progression

Early game you soak lane XP (preferably in duo) and assist in skirmishes depending on map specifics.
is often overlooked but at this level improving mana/damage efficiency of Li Li's pet helps a lot. Normally you can outsustain in 1 vs. 1 but don't take unnecessary damage. Try to time your moonwell use
gives more sustainability and healing options but levels 4-6 are the ones when she is at her weakest point. At this point Li Li usually keeps the drake for herself (Alt+W). She needs every HP point. 12 second pet duration helps a lot if you cast it before mounting to go and assist. The extra sustain allows her to survive most 2 vs 1 ganks if the path is chosen wisely, and may even bait the ganker into your intercepting teammates. Her escape art is to never run in straight line but to juke behind bushes and corners having the advantage of .
makes our panda efficient laner. Always focus caster minions. If crossing ally's lane, lend him a pet to speed XP soak. In team drake goes for your initiator - unless you attempt gank with irresistible panda bait :)
is game changer. Start team fight phase and Li Li is officially the priority target. Position and cast it after when your team approaches 60% HP. Prevent interrupts by skills, forcing opponents to dive for you. If they don't you most likely win the fight. Be ready if interrupted to shut down auto attackers with and depending on situation either juke around for your life or try to get favorable trade. Li Li should do her best to stay alive but if sending her to rest costs 2 enemy heroes and the rest are out of position, better go for this instead of abandoning your team for a wipe.
is powerful utility that often cripples your attackers and leaves them a hero down.
lets Li Li remove CC, give speed bonus to chasing allies and become herself the ultimate escape artist barring a stunlock.
turns cute pandas into raging grizzlies - keeping Q pressed for constant heal/cleanse spam, having 3 drake pets to assist and perma shutting auto attacks as long as Li Li takes some damage is scary enough, end before OOM she can switch to and Jug.

This build is quite flexible depending on compositions. Example - if you have more than enough splash in comp, tier 3 pick can be , etc.

QM and Cloud Serpent

Max Heal

Pretty standard team based build for panda main healer. With it Li Li is very reliant on her team but if they do their job, she unleashes impressive healing potential. Against heavy slow/root comps is a worthy alternative.
There is already a nice guide by 2ARC-ChubbsZ for such build -

DPS - 2nd support

This build features one angry panda girl who lets to teach manners the brutes who stomp flowers and hit little girls. Once mastered, the dragon is quite deadly both in ganking skirmishes as in team fights. Don't be stingy with your ult - use it if it helps kill even one hero. Go for such build only if your team has another heal support. On faster maps switching out for is reasonable option for both builds.

Anti CC Train

This build is designed for team play on against heavy CC compositions. Possible tweaks are tier 2 / (though I love how lets me be aggressive), and at tier 7 . On this map is not so useful (you never lane alone post lvl.7), so is one of the few cases I find as good option, while group roaming between lanes and camps provides enough orbs for .

For beginner friendly build, LonerVamp's guide is well written and could be helpful.

Build and Talent breakdown for Hero League according to hotslogs.

Specific Maps Top

Sky Temple

is not the best Li Li map. She has no zoning skills or mule, which help a lot here. Also, things can easily snowball, while isn't among the strong lvl.4 talents.
The standard strategy is to have a hero with good mobility soaking bot and ready to join for temple fight, while the rest take part in the skirmishes around the watch tower. As support you have to be there but don't overextend - its possession is important once merc camps are being capped. Try to hit 2 enemies with your - those missed attacks my mean a lot in eary game fights.
Next step is the fight for mid temple - visit the moonwell before it (unless opponents try to cap early knights - then help your allies to punish them). Now you have to stick with the team. If you can't get control, rapidly rotate top temple, watch for harassing heroes while capping and go directly for the knights to assist.
If you take control of mid temple, depending on how far ahead you are, the follow up should be offensive giants, knights, defensive giants and you are in good position for the next step, or just cap your knights and giants before rotating bot - you assist the junglers to support them if enemy attempts intercepts.
Bot temple is quite different from the other two. While on the rest defenders are at disadvantage and the team behind risks wipe if deciding to be the active side, here the only way to attack is passing through the guardians (ofc after capping it you can get into a nasty lockdown).

Further things go the same way - you are to support temple fights (always save for enemies - don't use on guardians unless you have full map vision, assist at capping camps (even with great junglers, you may be needed to save them if they have to retreat and speeds things nicely, try not to die. Follow the basics of the map: if behind cap camps first and engage temple fights only as attackers; go for the boss only with 2 more heroes; don't get too much behind by overcommitment - once you get and , flipping a single team fight can close one level gaps, and Li Li's true power comes at lvl 20.

QM replay on - (removed - new patch)

Dragon Shire

Cursed Hollow

Garden of Terror

is the best Li Li map (and my favorite) and has one utmost priority: SEEDS. Even lategame, starving opponents for seeds is valid strategy. Normally you start as 1-1-3 or 3-1-1 in your Giant camp lane or countering such strategy on the opposite side., hoping for some early push, and you support main group. If this ends up in skirmish, the ones with unfavorable comp rotate. Once night cycle begins (1:30), everyone has to become gatherer. No split pushing can compensate seed advantage - unless if it is endgame core rush. Normally each team farms the jungle half where he has the majority of heroes and does some harass to steal Seeds with the 2 lone laners and/or set up gank at the closest Shamblers. Garden Terrors are so powerful, that going for big ganks is very risky - if you don't wipe opposing team, seed disadvantage will put you in situation to constantly be bullied by roaming monstrosities. The third choice is Golem rush if you have high DPS comp, but the risk is that enemy steals your Shamblers in the limited might vision and protects their half.
With bosses, your position has to be of a lookout able to heal and attack, and at the same time to have escape plan if enemies attack. Take Garden Terror only after team wipe to defend, or if DPS-second healer build (which works fine on this map). Always follow your team with the rotation - gathering, capping camps, pushing and defending. With good positioning, if Li Li is prioritized, map layout enables her to run full circles, leading pursuers into intercepting allies. is great against enemy Garden Terrors {use when team is in position to burst it), as is negating attacks with .

Beware not to step into "Curse" and be polymorphed. Your Garden Terror may become quite a challenge - you generally don't want to heal him, but if in range his massive HP pool will dry all available heals. Lvl. 16+ there is silver lining - becomes autotargeting Terror speed booster.

Haunted Mines

Blackheart's Bay

Tomb of the Spider Queen

Battlefield of Eternity

This map is still pretty new, seemingly straightforward, but for now there are no established standard strategies. I'll summarize its specifics and comment on a strategy that works fine in my games.

2 lanes map with huge arena in middle area.
Objective is during Immortal fight (Ilarion vs Beleth) to protect yours and destroy enemy's. 90s after start of game or death of previous lane boss, starts 15s countdown timer. Fights have 2 phases - they spawn on random positions on the arena and once one loses 50% HP new positions are randomly chosen.Immortals scale with the minute they spawn - XP goes 750 (+35), HP 6750 (+1800) and their abilities do respectively 200 (+35) damage. XP from fighting them is global (last hit hero gets the credit in stats), losing team gets a portion depending on damage dealt. Surviving Immortal gets Shield equal to HP left at end of fight, heads to less pushed lane, while shielded has ranged attack and killing him gives nice XP (depending on Shield amount) so better support it.
Important qualities for this map a Vision and Split-pushing capabilities.
2 Siege Camps at S and N with 3 Khazra Impaler ranged mercs, but more important seem Bruiser Camps at mid gates. Fallen Shaman has incredible pushing power if left unchecked, so try to cap them whenever an window of opportunity presents. Once Immortal fight is over, non-engaged camps are disabled but you still have 5 sec delay before Shield channel to tag them.

Games usually consist of many skirmishes around Immortal fights, combined with split pushing, lane soaking and raiding camps. 4-1 splits seem to be the natural choice, during Immortal fights is good to have a hero in both lanes and a roaming group of 3. Directly engaging enemy one is very risky - if spotted your team becomes very vulnerable, so it is mostly some pokes, until there is opportunity to burst him down to 50% or kill. Li Li is pretty good healer on this map and as always try to be with the main part of your team. And after my experience, with all those stuns circling around, is highly recommendable.

QM replay - (removed - old version)

It is expected that you are already familiar with map layout. In above subsections are explained the specifics of each map and is suggested Li Li's early game behavior on every one of them, if the standard solid map strategies are followed by her team.

Battlefield of Eternity
subsection added recently

If you are interested about details how to control Garden Terror or Dragon Knight (though is the last hero to do so - priority list goes melee bruiser -> hybrid support -> tank -> ranged DPS -> healer) - check that section from my guide.

In-Depth Stuff Top

Various details that would turn other guide sections into walls of text, but you may find interesting read.

General Stuff and XP Importance

Strategic Factors

Main defining factor are map specific objectives. There are several other that influence games in general:

Map vision is very important as it allows having information on enemy activity. There are three ways to get it - Watch Towers (cap whenever on your way), skills ( has none), and lane minions/mercs - annihilating enemy minion waves in open line secures that.

Open lane space besides vision, gives you access to offensive merc camps. And when all fortifications in that lane are destroyed. your catapults greatly increase your pushing power in that lane. During early game you want to exhaust Tower ammo, deal some damage and eventually destroy that line. Normally You focus on Forts in two lanes. Keeps are taken down by team push timed with minion wave or by split-pushing specialists.
In mid and endgame you can manipulate minion waves - kill quickly ranged minions and leave only melee, go to the next wave and repeat. This way you stack 2-3 waves of your own and with some mercs they can push hard this lane if unattended. I like , as this is our only panda tool to deal effectively with waves. When there is only 1 keep left in a lane either team or split-push it for securing permanent advantage. Open lanes should regularly be cleared from enemy minions (not exactly Li Li's job).

Merc camps are instrumental part of the game. they can defend your lanes, attack enemy fortifications and distract heroes. should be helping your jungler whenever he caps camp near open space, to be able to stand your ground if enemy roaming party appears to steal it. Every offensive camp is a small victory, but your group has to be fast and to know beforehand the whereabouts of most enemies. Often mercs are capped aggressively once they spawn to counteract opponents dominating with objectives. If ahead you look for team fights, so try to catch enemies redhanded at those camps. Mercs are also very dangerous for late game Core Rushes.

Core Rush - get a couple of camp on an open lane, clear opposing waves and launch surprising assault to get Core HP as low as possible. Skills like and or some heroes can easily deal with the remaining %s and a bit of shield. For such occasions should save her Jug and Shrink, to secure that rushers will deal damage for some time.

Various Engagements and Li Li

Contributing to Team APM

Shrink Ray PRIORITIES

JUG Interrupt Threats

It is best to cast Jug of 1,00 Cups when your team is around 65%-70% HP, but there are other considerations for timing it. During 6 seconds can only move and channel, so you want to cast in advance , and probably use . While "Jugging" she has to constantly reposition, having in mind both ranged Heroics and skillshot/dive abilities with stun, as well as controlling by range the Brew distribution.
Life as pouring brew from her Jug is much easier with Butcher Patch - knockback causes daze and no longer interrupts her. Some threats are solved by constantly moving to maintain distance and angle, other require timing to first neutralize dangerous enemy.

One of the higher level threats. enhanced by is hard to avoid. Like with big AoE threats - don't cluster with your team especially after Tour Buss: Slide+ +Slide can be devastating.

Beware of and , especially if CC train build is used ( , , ). Better keep distance and wait to use his Heroic first. "Shrink" after his or dive. If he picks be extra cautious, attack the victim and then you can Jug.

Her stun abilities are and . As "Shrink" target may require timing.
No stun but still avoid his , especially if he picks .
Not being pulled by is easy. bounce can be problematic.
Beware of , is short ranged. Dodging is easy.
Evade , check for and time for His - "Srink" priority.
Don't be target.
Stun specialized support. and
Step out of areas at once.
She is backliner so normally you are out of range.

Facing abilities like , , , mind your distance.

(after on nearby ally) and especially are countered by constant repositioning and not getting too close to another possible target.

Against AoE disablers as , , , , , try not to cluster with teammates.

Brew, Wind and Serpents

is very flexible when picking her talents but some combinations have better synergy, so lets see her talent trees and how they influence her behavior.

will be the one cast most frequently. Increasing its range with is good for cautious beginner builds but keeping her as safe backliner is waste of potential. to alleviates mana issues falls in the same category. But if your team style requires reliable healer, defensive panda fits such task. is top quality pick and adds nice HoT effect. Can be good in any build - even in Serpent if your comp has enough splash damage. offers great healing potential and prolonged CD is usually compensated by picking . A must for maxing healing. The alternative offers superb utility - cleansing AND substantial speed boost. Its drawback beside losing healing potential is the requirement to master positioning so you control who gets that Brew. Good in any build against CC comps or if your team needs better mobility.
Heal builds based on this tree often include , or and are more conservative about approaching enemy heroes.

has good utility value and should be timed for best effect. uring laning it lets approach enemies to collect regen orbs or attack them a few times without heavy injuries. Damage part is nice addition that may force early moonwell use. For best efficiency try to get more than 1 hero whenever possible. adds 50% to that, and though this hero isn't suited for DPS, is OK pick on fast maps (especially with nerfed. Lingering Bind prolongs blind effect by 50% and may be good against strong AA heroes. isn't that useful before team fight phase, but usually goes in pair with . Their synergy empowers healing and damage and often includes for perma buffed state in fights. Synergy talents are part of both pure healer and DPS builds. has good value not only for disengage but also for pursue in poke comps. Used in full Serpent builds.

Talents empowering the tiny drake can be part of various builds and usually fir aggressive styles. Taking this way, won't end up as most powerful healer, but will be better suited to contribute to gaining XP in early game. is important part of any such build. Extra 4 sec often mean double effectiveness. By itself, drake is hardly worth its mana. changes a lot. has way better sustain and is normally topped. Also, survival chances of initiators become higher. ads nice splash but hybrid builds can do without this talent if comp has enough AoE. makes sure that aggressive will have HP topped most of the time instead of having to choose when to use drake and when to lend. Nice skill but not a must.

Heroes Li Li Counters

Thanks to her 2(+1) second multi-blind ( ) on 10 (->4 with ) sec CD, is natural counter to AA hero builds (basic attacks at high attack speed). And while negating damage helps, some characters rely on those attacks to sustain them and our panda can really shut them down, especially if she picks "the Shrink".

Melee assassins suffer the most.

	Illidan is highly dependent on AA damage. Missing 5 in a row after diving usually kills him or forces Metamorphose. Step aside and Shrink Ray or 2nd blind if CD is "hustled" keeps him harmless.
	Timed "Wind" negates Windfury and most Warchief builds are centered around this ability. Without its damage and sustain he is left only with casts and slow attacks.
	Combo built Queen of Blades isn't that mush affected as the AA oriented, but once again timed "Shrink" nullifies her dive. If Li Li has Herbal Cleanse counter becomes really hard.
	Still pretty new hero, but falls into same catagory - melee relying on AA for sustain.

Ranged heroes are harder to hit, as usually 1st wind gust targets their tank, but still some are worth approaching from the right angle.

	Valla is the other hero that often has AtkSpeed over 2, a blind can negate a lot of damage.
	Attacks from Sgt.Hammer deal huge damage at long range, so getting close and making her miss even 2 could help your team a lot - but be careful with her teammates.
	Blinding Sylvanas is OK if in range and there is no other threat.
	Even if he is out of range, those near him probably have increased AtkSpeed, so blinding them is OK. If his Banshees pursue low HP ally they become priority for Blinding Wind.

There is separate subsection for treat countered by , so to enumerate some of the heroes with stuns, roots or slows against which is good pick.
, , , , , ,

POPULAR BUILDS

Replays Top

This section is for some replays demonstrating the playstyle. As with every new patch the old version becomes obsolete, once I have decent replay available, I will link it.
I prefer replays to YouTube videos, as games have more instructive value as replays - you can focus on what interests you and not the caster.
Quick Match games often snowball (bad compositions, talent gated heroes, players unfamiliar with map objectives etc.), but still some nice examples can be picked.

DOWNLOADABLE REPLAYS

Bugs, Patches, PTR Top

Bug Related

Butcher Patch and Li Li

Outro Top

is my favorite hero and this build suits well my style. For others, some tweaks may have better results. The important thing is that a cute tiny panda can be so much fun to play (with more or less competent teammates), that I owed her to invest several hours in this guide, and share some experience with others who adore playing her and are looking for builds that may fit well their playstyle.

Have lots and lots of fun and see you in the nexus!

Changelogs Top

If guide is updated and there are no notes, either were added current version replays, or was done some polishing.

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