Slime Time
Slime Time is a silver augment in League of Legends Arena.
Overview
Automatically cast Unstable Matter, releasing a burst of slime in a cr 450 radius around you and dealing 40 to 80 (+ 3 to 7 (+ 1.5% per 100 bonus AD) (+ 1.5% per 100 AP) of target's maximum health) magic damage to enemies hit (7 seconds cooldown). Additionally, hitting a champion secretes a slime blob toward a nearby location. Both you and enemy champions can interact with the blob by moving over it; you may consume it to heal yourself for 3 to 6 of your maximum health, while an enemy may destroy it to deny the effect.2
ArenaSweats stats
AArenaSweats tierA tier
- Pick %
- 0.96%
- Games
- 309,459
- Champions
- 173
Best champions with it
Olaf1.5%Pick rate on it
Gnar1.8%Pick rate on it
Kled1.7%Pick rate on it
Aatrox0.5%Pick rate on it
Nasus1.9%Pick rate on it
Darius1.6%Pick rate on it
Full stats on ArenaSweats PagesFrom ranked Arena games tracked by ArenaSweats, updated .
Tips
- Slime Time can be the sole source of damage in an autocast build.3
- Slime Time is one of the stronger autocast augments in a build with Hexbolt, Runecarver, Lightning Rod and level 3 Quantum Computing.4
- Slime Time can be part of an autocast setup with Runecarver, Hexbolt and an augment that increases energized stacks.5
Interactions
- Slime Time can trigger Runecarver.67
Bugs
No verified information yet.
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: Silver
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League WikiLeague of Legends Wiki, Module:ArenaAugmentData/data, revision 4070515
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Description: Automatically cast Unstable Matter, releasing a burst of slime in a cr 450 radius around you and dealing 40 to 80 (+ 3 to 7 (+ 1.5% per 100 bonus AD) (+ 1.5% per 100 AP) of target's maximum health) magic damage to enemies hit (7 seconds cooldown). Additionally, hitting a champion secret
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