Are you being discriminated against by teammates due to strong stereotypes? Jiang Ziya is useful in ranked matches, and Wu Zetian provides continuous control for the Empress: Attribute Guide

Jiang Ziya's wave clear speed rivals that of Wang Zhaojun, the so-called turret guardian. His first skill slows enemies, his second skill knocks them away, and his third skill fires energy in a straight line, creating a three-hit combo. The longer the charge, the longer the distance. His mechanics are long-range. After level 15, he creates another opening and gains the ability to become a god. By choosing the right teammate to become a god, the level cap for both sides becomes 25. The extra 10 levels contain attributes that are essentially like wearing another piece of equipment.

The old version added experience points; the new version is a harmonious blend of heaven and man.

Data confirms that the overall performance and top-tier performance are not bad. Compared to the old version, its role is mainly team buffs, clearing minions, killing, and gaining more jungle experience, resulting in faster leveling. Returning to combat, its key function is basically to help teammates reach level four early and unlock their ultimate skills, thus greatly increasing the dragon battle win rate. With skills like Kai's demonic transformation, Lu Bu's area-of-effect true damage, Xiao Qiao's meteor shower, and Angela's burn, it allows for a fatal strike before the opponent, snowballing early advantages. In version S42, Jiang Ziya has transformed into a more independent mage with a seamless 1-2-3 combo and high burst damage, capable of instantly killing opponents. In the midst of chaos, he can silently unleash his power from the back, dealing area-of-effect damage that leaves opponents either dead or severely wounded.

Armor penetration effect ignored, marksman steals all the credit.

Jiang Ziya has a hidden strength. On the surface, his damage seems like a scratch, but in reality, his first skill has an armor-piercing effect and a fast cooldown. He can throw it out to slow people down, and at this time, you will notice that the marksman hits you particularly hard. The reason is not because he sticks to people and keeps attacking with basic attacks. He thinks he has high output. The real strength is that he does good deeds behind the scenes.

His counter-strategies are sophisticated, featuring a double-control combo. Players who rely on passive skills struggle against him, their positioning disrupted, lacking mobility. One knockback, one slow, and then he's vulnerable to assassin attacks; even Flash can't save him. His damage output is cost-free, but the biggest drawback is his survivability. This is a common problem stemming from his perceived vulnerability; many mages are inherently squishy, not just Jiang Ziya. The strange thing is that summoners often choose him, endlessly amplifying his abilities, leaving him standing still while his ultimate is active. He has a "Heavenly Mode" after level 15, which makes things a little less dire. Compared to Huang Zhong's turret-like defense, his survivability is pitifully low.

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