
ShadowflameOverview
Shadowflame Early vs Late Game Performance's win rate varies throughout the game based on match duration. Shadowflame Early vs Late Game Performance peaks at 63.33% win rate in 25 minute games, while performing lowest at 50.15% in 40 minute games. Understanding Shadowflame Early vs Late Game Performance's power spikes across game duration helps optimize your playstyle and decision-making.
Shadowflame is most commonly built by Mage (50%), Assassin (19%) and Support (17%) champions. Mage champions make up the largest portion of Shadowflame users at 50% of all builds.
Gold efficiency measures how much gold value Shadowflame provides through its raw stats compared to its purchase cost. An item with 100% gold efficiency provides stats worth exactly its gold cost. Shadowflame has 75% gold efficiency, providing 2,393 gold worth of stats for its 3,200 gold cost.
When to Buy Shadowflame
Strengths
- High win rate (52.33%) indicates strong meta position
- Unique passive/active effects that enhance specific playstyles
- Strong synergy with Rabadon's Deathcap and Zhonya's Hourglass
- Consistent performance throughout all game phases
Weaknesses
- Requires proper champion selection to maximize value
- 75% gold efficiency - relies on passive/active for value
- Weaker early game before completing the item
- Less effective on Fighter champions
Strategic Tips
Shadowflame works best on Mage champions (50% of builds). Consider your champion's kit before purchasing.
Pair Shadowflame with Rabadon's Deathcap and Zhonya's Hourglass for optimal stat synergy.
Consider your team's win condition and item spike timings when deciding to build Shadowflame.
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Shadowflame - Frequently Asked Questions
What is Shadowflame in League of Legends?
Shadowflame is an item in League of Legends that costs 3,200 gold. It has a 52.33% win rate and 9.54% pick rate across all champions. Shadowflame provides Ability Power.
What is Shadowflame's win rate in League of Legends?
Shadowflame has a 52.33% win rate in League of Legends with a 9.54% pick rate. The highest win rate build featuring Shadowflame is on Kayle at 68.06%.
Which champions build Shadowflame?
The top champions that build Shadowflame include Kayle, Evelynn, Gwen, and 2 more. Shadowflame is most commonly built by Mage champions, making up 50% of all Shadowflame builds.
What items synergize best with Shadowflame?
The best synergy items for Shadowflame are Rabadon's Deathcap (56.46% WR, +4.13%), Zhonya's Hourglass (55.34% WR, +3.01%), Oracle Lens (56.89% WR, +4.56%). Void Staff has the highest win rate when paired with Shadowflame at 57.49%.
Is Shadowflame gold efficient?
Shadowflame costs 3,200 gold and is 75% gold efficient, providing 2,393 gold worth of stats. While Shadowflame is below 100% gold efficiency for raw stats, its unique passive effects provide additional value.
Which champion has the highest win rate with Shadowflame?
Kayle has the highest win rate with Shadowflame at 68.06% with a 6.15% pick rate. Other high win rate champions with Shadowflame include Evelynn (65.79%), Gwen (63.81%), LeBlanc (63.72%).
How do I build Shadowflame?
To build Shadowflame, you need Hextech Alternator + Needlessly Large Rod for a total cost of 3,200 gold. After completing Shadowflame, consider building Rabadon's Deathcap which has a 56.46% win rate when paired together.
What items share a component with Shadowflame?
Items that share components with Shadowflame include Rabadon's Deathcap (shares Needlessly Large Rod), Banshee's Veil (shares Needlessly Large Rod), Hextech Gunblade (shares Hextech Alternator), Hextech Rocketbelt (shares Hextech Alternator), Zhonya's Hourglass (shares Needlessly Large Rod), and 1 more. These items may fit similar build paths or offer alternative options when building from the same components.
Hextech Alternator
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