FATIH

"Fatih's kit runs on one loop: use skills, earn enhanced attacks, spend them to deal damage and stay alive.

Each skill use grants one enhanced basic attack, up to five stacks. Enhanced attacks have extended range and higher attack speed than a normal basic. Stacks decay — the first drops after five seconds, each after that every two and a half seconds. Cast a skill to refresh the timer before they fall.

Fatih dashes forward up to three times. The third dash launches enemies airborne. Every unused slash cuts the cooldown by thirty-five percent — fire one charge and let the others lapse, and you're back in about one and a half seconds. Gap-closer, crowd control, wall-crosser, and escape in one slot.

A blade wave that slows enemies and heals Fatih per hit — halved on minions and monsters. Every basic attack reduces the cooldown, so auto-attacking between casts fires it far more often than the base timer suggests. Sustain in the jungle; poke and stack generator in lane.

Instantly removes all crowd control, restores missing health, and boosts Physical Attack and Tenacity. Maximum health scales with nearby enemies, so diving deep into a group makes you harder to kill. Enhanced attacks and Skill 2 are strengthened while active, and every hit heals. Use it going in, not after the damage has already hit."

"Everything runs through the passive. No stacks means no damage.

The key trick: you don't need all three Skill 1 charges. Fire one, let the others expire, and the cooldown returns in under two seconds. That keeps stacks rolling without overcommitting. When stacks are about to fall, Skill 2 is your filler — fast, healing, and shortened by every auto you land.

Before a fight, build four stacks then pop your ultimate — it grants one stack on cast, pushing you to five instantly. The loop: enhanced attack, Skill 2, enhanced attack, Skill 1, enhanced attack — weave autos throughout to keep Skill 2 ticking and stacks refreshing. Never open with your ult from full health; pre-load your stacks, then activate on contact.

Skill priority: Ultimate first, Skill 2 second, Skill 1 last. Spell: Smite as jungler, Flash as solo laner — Execute works if you want kill-finishing power over repositioning."

"Here's what separates a dangerous Fatih from a dead one.

Every skill and enhanced attack has a back-swing. Hold the movement joystick as you cast to cancel it — critical on Skill 1, which stalls if tapped passively. Chain skill casts off enhanced attack hits before the recovery finishes. Tight cancels mean more damage inside the ultimate window.

All three charges pass through thin walls — but you must press against the wall before casting. This creates flanks and escapes the enemy can't predict, and lets you dart through terrain to contest objectives then dash back out before anyone arrives.

Fire Skill 2 into the wave early for free healing and pressure. Fatih is not a first-in hero: wait for the enemy to spend their crowd control, then Skill 1 in and activate. Going in at full health into CC that's still available is how you die before the healing starts.

Skill 2 healing makes camps sustainable after level 4, and three gap-close charges with a knock-up make ganks threatening. Pre-load two Skill 1 stacks before clearing a camp. Gank through walls — dash over terrain into lane from an angle they won't expect. The third charge knock-up is your lockdown.

Enter second. Let your frontline absorb the first CC wave, then flank. Activate your ultimate the moment you engage — the max-health bonus scales with nearby enemies, so going deep is your strongest state. Three Skill 1 dashes bypass the frontline; knock-up the carry and let the stack loop burn them down. When your health bar of recovery is spent, Skill 1 out, re-stack, and come back in."

• Best teammates — Lian Po and Zhang Fei lock down multiple enemies so Fatih can clean up freely. Sun Bin's healing stacks on top of Fatih's own recovery to make him nearly unkillable in sustained fights. Dolia's ultimate can reset Blood Soaked Legend — a second ult in one fight is brutal.
• Tough matchups — Anti-heal effects are Fatih's hard counter; his kit lives on recovery, and grievous wounds cuts it in half. Highly mobile assassins like Prince of Lanling can burst and disengage before the stack loop gets rolling — save a Skill 1 charge for escape rather than burning all three on a chase.