Mercy
Mercy is a gold augment in League of Legends Arena.
Overview
When your team triggers Combo Breaker by immobilize an enemy champion for 4 seconds out of the last 7 seconds, you become enraged and your next immobilize effects deal magic damage based on your maximum health to the target. This effect resets every round.2
Per level3
| Level | Effect |
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| 1 | 30% of your maximum health magic damage. |
| 2 | 45% of your maximum health magic damage. |
ArenaSweats stats
BArenaSweats tierB tier
- Pick %
- 0.69%
- Games
- 220,661
- Champions
- 114
Best champions with it
Taric2.0%Pick rate on it
Mordekaiser0.9%Pick rate on it
Darius1.2%Pick rate on it
Swain1.3%Pick rate on it
Renekton1.2%Pick rate on it
Udyr0.9%Pick rate on it
Full stats on ArenaSweats PagesFrom ranked Arena games tracked by ArenaSweats, updated .
Tips
- Lee Sin’s Q can apply Mercy’s damage twice: once for the stun and once for the drag. Alistar’s W–Q combo can trigger Mercy four times.4
- Chain crowd control to trigger Combo Breaker for Mercy; a Braum R knockup can complete the trigger after other crowd control has ended.5
- Mercy can deal heavy damage when paired with chained crowd control.6
Interactions
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Bugs
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History
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Sources
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League WikiLeague of Legends Wiki, Module:ArenaAugmentData/data, revision 4070515
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Tier: Gold
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League WikiLeague of Legends Wiki, Module:ArenaAugmentData/data, revision 4070515
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Description: When your team triggers Combo Breaker by immobilize an enemy champion for 4 seconds out of the last 7 seconds, you become enraged and your next immobilize effects deal magic damage based on your maximum health to the target. This effect resets every round.
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League WikiLeague of Legends Wiki, Module:ArenaAugmentData/data, revision 4070515
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Per level: Level 1: 30% of your maximum health magic damage. Level 2: 45% of your maximum health magic damage.
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