For years, Udyr has been a champion stuck in stasis. As an odd mixture of a tank, duelist, and bruiser, Udyr occupied a specific, but oftentimes unnecessary role in the jungle. The community at large, and even Riot Games themselves, neglected the champion, however everything changed for Udyr is season Udyr undoubtedly benefited the most from the item rework that came with season 11, but also saw massive buffs to his Phoenix Stance.
Suddenly a fast clearing jungler that simultaneously poses a constant gank threat, Udyr has risen both in soloq and professional play. Udyr has undergone some significant changes since his resurgence. What once worked for the champion at the dawn of season 11 may no longer be as effective. Still, when played correctly and with the proper build, Udyr can stand as the king of the jungle. This allows you to out farm your opponent and get to your lanes for ganks far faster.
After unlocking your ultimate, R Phoenix Stance will become your primary farming ability. Your E Bear Stance is essential to pulling off a successful gank. Find out if Udyr can retain his crown as king of the jungle, as we take a look at how the two fighters stack up against each other.
Currently, Udyr is able to generate enormous leads due to his extremely fast jungle pathing which is something that Sett severely lacks. Udyr can very reliably clear all six friendly Jungle camps just before the first Scuttle Crab spawns. However, S ett relies on a gank-heavy, cheese-centric, strategy in the current meta, due to his relative slowness clearing camps. The most common Udyr strategy currently is a full clear, into scuttle crab, before resetting and full clearing again.
Executing this strategy effectively oftentimes leads to an enormous lead on the opposing Jungler contributing to a one-sided game state for his team. While Sett successfully utilizes the same items as Udyr, his kit does not synergize with the items as completely as Udyrs. Not only does Udyr abuse the new items on his own, but his teammates can also further this by building the polarizing Moonstaff combo that was popularized by LS.
The Moonstaff combo is when an enchanter champion, or Nidalee and Lillia, build Moonstone Renewer and Staff Of Flowing to provide a constant stream of healing, buffed AP ratios, and movement speed to champions around them.
With the higher level stuff sorted, we got to work. How did it go in practice? Everyone was excited about their forgotten stance occasionally being worth casting, so we tried it out. It had some mixed results; managing this power up was awkward and often ran counter to the things the player naturally wanted to do, but having the power up and using the super-verison of a stance was actually very exciting!
His secondary resource bar indicates the recast cooldown, but the CD was reduced dramatically for this capture. My next plan is to explore just how far super stances can go.
Should they be simple upgrades to the base stance, or can they be a little more differentiated? What are the craziest effects we can add on empowers? And so on. Udyr has been around for a long time—AND has seen a lot of things happen in the world of Runeterra. He's a very unique champion in our roster because he has immense spirit power that he channels in combat, which denotes an extreme ability to have discipline, but his outset appearance is very organic, primal, and almost humble in a way, like that of a monk.
No crazy huge armor, extra limbs, demon horns, or anything of that sort, but a primal battle-ready confidence that only someone from the Freljord can possess. Patch Press the Attack. Legend: Alacrity.
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