Ashe Build Guide for Wild Rift
Build Ashe with confidence with the help of WildRiftFire's build guides. Whether you are completely new to Ashe or looking to refine your playstyle, we will help you take your Wild Rift game to the next level. Learn Ashe's abilities in detail, the best items to build, which skills to level first, and more. Ashe is ranked Tier A+ (Duo Lane) in our Champion Tier List
The Frost Archer
Duo Build
A+
Support Build
S
Ashe's Item Build
Ashe's Spells & Runes
Ashe's Skill Order
Frost Shot (Passive)
Ashe's Item Build
Ashe's Spells & Runes
Ashe's Skill Order
Frost Shot (Passive)
How to play Ashe
Ashe is a dragon lane attack damage carry. She does not deal a lot of damage compared to other dragon lane carries, however, she has a very unique kit available to her. She uses her abilities and auto attacks to slow and crowd control the enemies. When Ashe reaches level 5, she gets access to her ultimate, Enchanted Crystal Arrow, which is great at picking off enemies that are overextended and caught out by themselves. This ultimate also makes Ashe a great duelist as well, allowing her to win 1 vs 1 duels. Ashe can follow up her ultimate with her other abilities, Volley, Ranger's Focus, and Frost Shot with auto attacks to slow targets.
Ashe can also be played as a Support, make sure to check the alternative build at the top of the page! The build with Ashe Support is very different to Duo Lane Ashe. You take advantage of using Volley to proc Imperial Mandate and build more utility items to help the team.
Ashe's Abilities
Frost Shot (Passive)
Attacks and damaging abilities slow targets hit for a few seconds. Attacks against enemies slowed by Frost Shot deal bonus damage. Ashe's critical strikes do not deal extra damage. Instead, they increase Frost Shot's slow.
Ashe does not have the best damage out, but is great in terms of crowd control and helping your team kill enemies.
Ranger's Focus (1)
While Ranger's Focus is not active, Ashe stores 2 Focus. Attacks grant an additional stack of Focus (up to 6). Stacks fall off one at a time. When activating Ranger's Focus, for the next few seconds attacks consume a stack of Focus to fire with increased attack speed and barrage the target with a flurry of arrows for increased damage.
Ranger's Focus does a lot of single-target damage when stacked up 6 times so most of the time you want to wait until the ability is fully stacked before activating it. Also, Ranger's Focus is an auto-attack reset. Practice auto-attacking, using the 1st ability, then auto-attacking again. With this, you can do a lot of damage in a short amount of time.
Volley (2)
Ashe fires 5 arrows in a cone, dealing physical damage and slowing the enemies. Be careful when using Volley as minions and monsters can block the arrows. Enemies can block multiple arrows as well but only take damage once.
In the early levels, Volley is not that big but you can still use it during the laning phase to poke the enemies. As you level up the ability, the area of effect becomes larger and it's a great tool to poke down the enemies.
When going in for a fight, make sure you use Volley first so you deal bonus damage when you auto-attack afterwards from your passive.
Hawkshot (3)
Fires a hawk spirit that can travel infinitely far and briefly reveals units it flies over. You can also recast the ability as it's flying and Hawkshot explodes, granting vision of the area around it for a few seconds. Units caught in the initial explosion are revealed for a longer time.
This ability is a great tool to help your team get vision of important objectives especially later on. In the early game, you want to use this ability on the enemy red/blue buff to see where the jungle is so you can warn your team and play safe if you need to.
You can also use Hawkshot to reveal invisible enemies (e.g. Akali or Teemo), reveal wards and check brushes so your team doesn't walk into blind vision.
Enchanted Crystal Arrow (Ultimate)
Ashe launches a crystal arrow of ice that stuns the first champion hit dealing magic damage to all nearby enemies. The stun increases with the distance of the arrow's flight.
In Wild Rift, you can re-cast the ability by holding the button to steer the arrow's flight path. The arrow can only deviate from its original launch angle by a fixed amount but it's still really effective. You can also tap the cancel button to stop steering.
Ashe can still move while the arrow's flight path is being controlled, but will automatically stop steering if she is struck with cast impairing crowd control effects.
Ashe Build Breakdown
Ashe does well when building attack damage items and also benefits a lot from attack speed and critical strike chance. Stormrazor and Infinity Edge are core items for Duo Lane Ashe. Both items give you a lot of attack damage, and Infinity Edge's passive means Ashe deals 30% more Critical Strike Damage. Runaan's Hurricane is another strong choice for Ashe. The passive, Wind's Fury, which deals additional attacks to nearby enemies, works well with Ashe's passive slow and also triggers on-hit effects.
Onto the runes, we have:
When playing Ashe, you will find yourself auto-attacking a lot because of her damage and slows. Lethal Tempo's stacking attack speed helps Ashe a lot when chasing enemies and trying to kite to survive.
Ashe's whole kit is based around immobilizing (slowing/stunning) enemies so to be able to deal 5% more damage is a huge bonus.
With Ashe, you will always find yourself either getting a lot of kills or assists when you stay in the backline auto-attacking and using abilities to deal damage to enemies. When Ashe gets a unique takedown (Kill/Assist) she gains health and tenacity.
Same as Hunter-Titan. With Ashe, you will always find yourself either getting a lot of kills or assists when you stay in the backline auto-attacking and using abilities to deal damage to enemies. When Ashe gets a unique takedown (Kill/Assist) she gets Ability Haste so she can use her abilities more often.
For summoner spells, Flash is a must on Dragon Lane carries like Ashe. Most of the time you will be the main focus for the enemies so you can use Flash to get you out of bad situations or you can use Flash to get the killing blow on an enemy! The go-to 2nd spell is Barrier. The most important thing to note with this summoner spell is that it does not last a long time so you need to make sure you use it when you are about to take damage.
Early Game
Ashe is not the best champion in the early game. She can use Volley to poke out the enemies and last hit minions. This will help as the enemy bot lane won't push up too much to try and kill you because they will be slowed by it. When using Ashe's Hawkshot, it is important to note that you can reactivate the ability to show enemies in an area for a while. It's best to use Hawkshot in the enemy jungle so you can try and spot out where the jungler is to see if you are in any danger of being ganked. When Ashe hits level 5, you can look to engage with her Enchanted Crystal Arrow and kill the enemy duo lane with your support.
Late Game
Once Ashe reaches the late game and has her core items this is where she can look to use her crowd control to help her team win the game. It's always best as an AD Carry to stay grouped with your team. You want to stay as far back from the enemies as possible to allow your tanks to go in front of you to take all the damage. Most of the time you will be the main damage output for your team, so if you are caught by yourself and die then your team is in big trouble, so make sure you stay safe at all times.
Conclusion
Ashe is a great starter champion if you want to give Dragon Lane a try! Her abilities are really simple and she has a great play style for beginners that are just starting to play Wild Rift.
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