
Guardian's Hammer
950 goldAdds attack damage, health and life steal for physical champions who rely on repeated basic attacks in Swiftplay.
Bot · SwiftplayMatchup guidePatch 16.20.1
Build, runes, abilities and practical pre-game checks in one queue-aware reference.
Role fit
Ashe has an established Bot carry plan that can scale through shared-lane farm and work with a Support partner.
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Swiftplay · Bot
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Adds attack damage, health and life steal for physical champions who rely on repeated basic attacks in Swiftplay.

Completes the six-item inventory with high attack damage and sustain for extended late fights.

Adds attack speed and movement speed for champions whose repeated basic attacks remain central to the route.

Increases critical-strike damage after a reliable critical core is established; it does not repair a route with too little critical chance.

Adds percentage armour penetration against targets who have built meaningful armour.

Adds a revive for a high-value late fight after the functional damage or durability core is established.

Adds high attack damage and sustain after the route can already reach targets and survive long enough to keep attacking.
Buy this only after selling the Guardian starter when all six permanent slots are needed.
Complete build choices
Recommendation review pending
Best when: Mortal Reminder combines armour penetration with anti-heal.
Buy this only after selling the Guardian starter when all six permanent slots are needed.
Best when: Wit's End adds magic resistance without giving up attack speed.
Buy this only after selling the Guardian starter when all six permanent slots are needed.
Runes and summoner spells
Preserve firing space and turn longer fights into sustained damage.
Avoid duplicating the same defensive spell without a reason. Barrier protects the user; Heal can protect both nearby lane partners.
Choose Cleanse only when removable crowd control is the lane or fight problem and you can use it reliably.
Matchup notes
Persistent slows and a clear engage tool remain useful against most marksman patterns.
All-roundThe kit can contribute through lane, first objectives and later grouped fights without relying on one narrow power window.
Treat Vex as one part of the map state. Their Jungler, nearby waves and which teammates can move determine whether the same trade or rotation is safe.
Static alternatives
These choices are not selected from live scores. Use one only after you identify the stated match problem yourself.

Mortal Reminder combines armour penetration with anti-heal.

Wit's End adds magic resistance without giving up attack speed.
Ability reference
Ability reference Data Dragon 16.20.1
Cooldown (s) / Cost / Listed range (units) Data Dragon 16.20.1
Ashe's attacks slow their target, causing her to deal increased damage to these targets. Ashe's critical strikes deal no bonus damage but apply an empowered slow to the target.
Ashe builds up Focus by attacking. At maximum Focus, Ashe can cast Ranger's Focus to consume all stacks of Focus, temporarily increasing her Attack Speed and transforming her basic attack into a powerful flurry attack for the duration.
Cost 30 · Listed range (units) 400Ashe fires arrows in a cone for increased damage. Also applies Frost Shot.
Cooldown (s) 18/14.5/11/7.5/4 · Cost 75/70/65/60/55 · Listed range (units) 1200Ashe sends her Hawk Spirit on a scouting mission anywhere on the map.
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Ashe fires a missile of ice in a straight line. If the arrow collides with an enemy Champion, it deals damage and stuns the Champion, stunning for longer the farther arrow has traveled. In addition, surrounding enemy units take damage and are slowed.
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Cooldown (s) 100/80/60 · Cost 100While in combat Gnar generates Rage. At maximum Rage his next ability will transform him into Mega Gnar, granting increased survivability and access to new spells.
Gnar throws a boomerang that damages and slows enemies it hits before returning to him. If he catches the boomerang its cooldown is reduced. Mega Gnar instead throws a boulder that stops on the first unit hit, damaging and slowing everything nearby. It can then be picked up to reduce the cooldown.
Cooldown (s) 16/14.5/13/11.5/10 · Listed range (units) 1100Gnar's attacks and spells hype him up, dealing bonus damage and granting him Move Speed. Mega Gnar is too enraged to be hyper and instead can rear up on his hind legs and smash down on the area in front of him, stunning enemies in an area.
Cooldown (s) 7Gnar leaps to a location and bounces off the head of any unit he lands on, traveling further. Mega Gnar is too large to bounce and instead lands with earth-shattering force, dealing damage in an area around him.
Cooldown (s) 22/19.5/17/14.5/12 · Listed range (units) 475Mega Gnar throws everything around him in a chosen direction, dealing damage and slowing them. Any enemy that hits a wall is stunned and takes bonus damage.
Cooldown (s) 90/60/30 · Listed range (units) 590Adapt the plan
Judge the whole lane or map state, not only personal kills. Choose the situation closest to the current game.
Pressure farm with your Support while keeping the wave and river warded; two opponents can still punish an isolated carry.
Move after the wave is secured and attack the objective from a position your team can defend.
Deal damage to the closest safe target and preserve the shutdown. The lead matters only while you remain alive.
Match the opposing carry's income and trade when both lane partners can participate.
Finish the wave before rotating unless the fight is immediate and clearly reachable.
Stand behind allied control and build damage on reachable targets before stepping toward the back line.
Farm near tower or with nearby allies. Give up isolated minions instead of offering another kill.
Avoid being first into river and trade an unsafe objective for income when the team cannot contest.
Wait for enemy cooldowns and attack whoever enters your safe range; survival creates more damage than a desperate flank.
Pings, movement and objectives
Protect income and coordinate with Support. Your movement should follow the wave, while your pings make target choice and danger clear before the fight begins.
Pings create a shared plan; they do not replace checking waves, vision and who can move.
Finish safe farm and communicate the recall or move before the objective setup begins.
Walk with Support or another ally and choose the side where enemy engage cannot reach you first.
Keep an exit route and identify the nearest target you can damage without crossing enemy control.
Continue useful damage without chasing away from the objective or donating a shutdown.
Later objectives: Repeat the same process around later major objectives: handle nearby income, communicate the route, enter through vision and agree on the fight before committing.
Keep preparing
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