The early game is flexible. You need enough HP at Stage 4 so it’s important to play strongest board. Here are two examples of early comps with appropriate item carriers. Storyweaver is the better one. Put items on Ashe & Lillia as soon as possible.

Another consistent opener is to play around Fated. Ahri carries both AS and AP items well so give all damage items all to her. As you can see, the goal is to have a board which makes use of both AD/AP items.

As previously mentioned, the best opener is Storyweaver. It’s also possible to play a bruiser instead of Lux. Play what you hit and can upgrade without rolling.

We don’t want to really play level 7. Fast 8 at 4-2 at the latest. You’re going to have to transition to a board like this in a couple of rounds.

Ashe takes AD/AS items, Lillia gets AP, and Annie tank unless you have a lot of Amumus and only Annie 1*

The late game board looks like this. You take out Alune to add Lissandra & Azir. If you find Lissandra at level 8, drop 4 Invoker to play 4 Porcelain. Lissandra is very strong and can farm components/gold.

Ashe can use Gunblade or AD as a last item depending on whether you lack damage. It’s based on the number of items you already have on Lillia, your 2ndary carry. If Lillia doesn’t have many items, add AD to Ashe.

Augments

• +1 Porcelain to get 4 Porcelain before you find Lissandra
• Epoch which provides a mix of econ/board strength
• Late game augments like Inspiring Epitaph
• Venerable Piggy Bank for Exalted, explanation ⬇️

Ashe can be played on many Exalted boards because she’s flexible in terms of frontline. You can play Ornn, Amumu, Annie, and associated bot synergies. You can often get Exalted active on the board which is one of Ashe’s strengths.

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