[5.0] The Exile - Riven Guide

Lulu . This yordle is one of the best supports you can have as she turns you into a raid boss during teamfights.
Orianna . Perfect team fight combo. You knock enemies up with your Broken Wings as she follows it up with Command: Shockwave and then you proceed to stun them with your Ki Burst .
Rammus . This armordillo is strong by himself at ganking as he can do it at level 3. If he gets you a lead, you can carry the game.
Diana . This is another great synergy for her. Her ult + your knockup and stun from Broken Wings and Ki Burst will guarantee to win all team fights/skirmishes.

Avoiding Ganks:

• It would be great if you can rush tier 2 boots like Ionian Boots of Lucidity , Mercury's Treads , Plated Steelcaps , or Gluttonous Greaves . This of course, depends on who you are laning against and who is the jungler on their team.

Pre-level 5:

You see that bush nearby the enemy tower? Yes, that's right. If you are up against a squishy opponent, you can hide there at level 1. This gives you a great opportunity to harass your opponent or even get a first blood if you are lucky. Make sure that you level up your Broken Wings first of course.  Against stronger opponents on the other hand, you might as well go hide in the bush near your tower.

To visualize (Yes, I'm using the old map of League PC here as a reference):

If they respond immediately, use Broken Wings to get to them and do the full combo, then use Ignite. This may or may not kill them, but it can guarantee that they'll flash away while you get a huge health advantage. Doing this against stronger matchup may not work, or even get you killed.  

At level 2, take Ki Burst after the level 1 trade. With Broken Wings and Ki Burst combined, you should be able to get them at 50% with a combo. When you're up against a ranged matchup, you should take Valor instead because it allows you to farm without taking damage from their auto-attacks. It also keeps you HP high and allows you to do more damage since you're not using Broken Wings as a gap-closer.

At level 3-4, you should have all of your skills available and your Broken Wings now deals more damage. This is where you start punishing mistakes, like that Vayne who wasted her Condemn on you even though you're not against a wall or that Darius who missed his Apprehend . However, you should still be wary of the jungler. Make sure to ward and don't overextend. In these situations, you should chip away their health bar with Ki Burst and Valor . You should save your Broken Wings at this point. You should also focus on farming and freezing the wave so your jungler can gank your lane.

POST LEVEL 5:
This is where you pop off and most matchups can be killed at this point, especially Darius . If you walk close to him and he pulls you in, pop your Blade Of The Exile and turn the fight around. If he doesn't pull you in, Valor then Blade Of The Exile ===> Auto ==> Ki Burst ===> Broken Wings (through him to avoid his pull) ===> Auto ==> Broken Wings ===> Auto ===> Broken Wings ===> Blade Of The Exile again and Auto. This should be more than enough to kill him. This is very similar to most matchups. Against ranged champions on the other hand, you must engage with Valor then Blade Of The Exile ===> Broken Wings ===> Auto then Broken Wings ===> Auto then Valor ===> Blade Of The Exile then Auto.

OBJECTIVE TIMERS:

• 4:00 ==> First dragon. You should roam at this point since everyone is going to be fighting for it.
• 6:00 ==> Rift Herald. You should ward this after the first dragon was killed. If you manage to kill this, use this as an opportunity to push tower.
• 10:00 ==> Baron Nashor. You should also ward this just in-case the enemy team tries to sneak a Baron. This will also give you an opportunity to find where the enemy jungler is.
• 11:00~ ==> Elder Dragon. If possible, prioritize this over Baron Nashor since its buffs are permanent. Don't forget to ward this too.

Make sure your flash is up, if not, be careful. Then you can happily go splitpush. Make sure you're flashing into a fight that means something. If they're on your side of the map, that may just have to be that way. If you can get an engage near their towers though, that can open up progress. If you ace them at your inhibitors, it's just empty gold, if you ace them at their inhibitors, it's game over.

Teamfighting is rather difficult on Riven . But you really just have to wait for an opportunity to engage with Valor , Blade Of The Exile , Flash, Third Broken Wings -> Auto -> Ki Burst . This gives you 1.5 seconds of cc and whatever other damage you can get off in that time.

Always target champions with cc that you can one shot. Sona ? Nami ? Sure! Alistar ? Braum ? Probably not. If you can hit them and the ADC/Mid laner with the combo and live to tell the story or re-engage, that's the ideal timeline. Of course you could always hit the miracle combo of all 5 with everything but that's incredibly rare.

If you must, a shorter range combo offers less time for your enemy to react. It's much more complicated though. Valor , Blade Of The Exile , Flash -> Ki Burst , Broken Wings (third) -> 2nd Blade Of The Exile -> Broken Wings . The aforementioned combo is incredibly difficult and unnecessary in low elo where people don't react to the normal teamfighting combo. I had to develop this because I kept eating CC'ed before my third Q landed in high elo. Even a simple Blitzcrank hook would just ruin my day.

This usually can kill one or two champions assuming you don't get interrupted (make sure that doesn't happen). Sometimes you just have to wait for someone to "draw aggro" (run in like an idiot) and then engage because all the CC will be used on them.

If you're using other items, you don't have to think about that, congrats. The lethality build is very built around one shotting it's targets while also being durable. The crit build is based around long fights so it can get out many autos. Meaning it's best for split pushing.

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