Yemoja Support Conquest Guide

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Note: Yemoja's auto attacks heal allies when hit. The heal starts off small, about 1 or 2 HP per tick, but scales as the game progresses, up to about 5 / 6 HP per tick.

Passive - Omi Instead of mana, Yemoja uses Omi to cast her abilities. The benefits of this is that her abilities (aside from her ult) have virtually no cooldown, but use Omi instead. Yemoja can have up to 10 Omi at max rank. Starting off with 7, and gaining an additional 1 Omi at levels 6, 11, and 16. This Omi regenerates overtime, and additionally mana and MP5 are converted to Yemoja's health.

Ability 1 - Bouncing Bubble / Moonstrike This is really 2 abilities in one. Every use of this ability consumes 2 Omi and switches to the other ability. Keep this on stun or Moonstrike as it's easier to open a fight with.

Ability 2 - Mending Waters This is your primary sustain for your allies in a fight. It gives both a heal and shield to your ally and any nearby allies (including you). This ability consumes 3 Omi. I would say this is your primary Omi expenditure in a fight, and you should be looking to spam this ability onto your teammates once they're in danger.

Ability 3 - Riptide A fantastic ability for engaging, chasing, disengaging, or even peeling in a fight. This ability also consumes 3 Omi per use. You can use this ability to block off corridors, so you can essentially use it as a zoning tool. Another cool thing you can do is to move your teammates with it while they're crowd controlled. For example, if you teammate gets stunned, use Riptide to move them from their current position. This will make it more difficult for the enemy to hit you ally during the stun duration.

Ultimate - River's Rebuke Yemoja's ult costs no Omi but it does have a base cooldown of 140 seconds. This ability is really good at blocking LOS (line of sight), blocking enemy auto attacks and some abilities, and preventing an enemy target from going through the river, whether they're trapped on the outside or inside. Use it to trap enemies in as an engagement, separate a fight with it, or simply use it as a getaway zoning tool to peel for you and your allies.

Use Riptide to start a fight and angle yourself in a position to be able to cast an River's Rebuke almost parallel to their position. If done correctly, Riptide will knock them back and that setup will allow you to trap them in an area with your ult.

• Support should start purple and pull it outwards. In this time your ADC should be pulling Green and dragging it towards you (or vice versa). When both buffs are grouped, as you clear them pull them towards the lane. Watch out for invades!
  
  
• From here you should be sitting in duo lane for a majority of the early game. You want to stay there to contest protection (or shield) buff and pressure with your ADC. If you have enough pressure you can also invade their camps, such as Purple buff and their backcamps, even Green buff.

• Around the mid game you want to now start to play around the middle of the map as more objectives are spawning now.
  
  
• These objectives consist of Beacon, Oracle, and Pyromancer. Try to pressure mid t1 tower too if your team has the pressure for it. Once that's down it creates map pressure from mid lane.

• Here you want to make sure to use your kit effectively. Yemoja can both setup and peel. You want to use your riptide and ultimate to start fights, while sitting in the backline and spam healing your allies who get gone on.
  
  
• Try to force fights around walled areas in the jungle as this gives you your best opportunity to get a very big ultimate off.

That ward you're buying in the early game, you want to place it at the area between their purple and shield camp about 23 seconds or sooner before the game actually starts, if you think you'll have pressure.

If you don't think you'll have pressure, place that same ward on your side in the same area about 10 seconds prior to the game starting. This will give you early gank info.

If you're able to get 2 wards at the start, place one defensively and one offensively in the same spots.

As you're playing through duo lane you really want to ward their backcamps for info for your team. Get 2 wards, typically after you buy Thebes, and place them at their purple buff or their back camps and their green buff.

Try to refresh these wards as often as you can. They give very good info on where the enemy jungler is at and if the enemy team is mobilizing towards duo side to setup for a Gold Fury.

In the map below, the red circles indicate the spots that you should ward aggressively and the blue circles indicate the spots you should ward passively.



Of course this depends where you're at in the game. But around fire giant, same concept. Try to get high wards around their backcamps, red, and even blue buff to give your team info.

On offensive sieges, try to place a sentry ward between their phoenixes that you're about to siege to gain info on people playing that gap. These wards are indicated by the Red circles on the map.

On defensive sieges, place a sentry between phoenixes they're about to siege so you and your team can play that gap area without worry. These wards are indicated by the Blue circles on the map.