Anivia, which has become popular again thanks to the character’s recent power-ups, takes its place among the mages played in the middle lane. Anivia can be quite dangerous, with the potential to successfully corner the enemy when played reasonably and well in terms of crowd control.
Anivia, which has a very high chance of surviving in the early stages, especially thanks to the resurrection from her passive, can turn this plus into a win in the late stages of the game.
Anivia CTs: Characters that are strong against Anivia
- Talon
- Qiyana
- LeBlanc
- Fizz
- Xerath
Anivia is a pretty good mage, though. He has the same average bad traits as other mages. While he has a lot of trouble with mobility and has crowd control, he can get into very easy trouble with assassins in many situations. Characters with longer range or more mobility compared to themselves can give Anivia a hard time.
All of Ice Phoenix Anivia’s abilities:
- Passive / Rebirth: When Anivia takes fatal damage, she transforms into an egg and respawns with full health.
- Q / Frost Frost: Anivia folds her wings to reveal an ice floe that sprints towards her opponents, freezing and damaging anyone in her path. When the ice floe explodes, it deals moderate damage to an area, stunning everyone in the area.
- W / Ice Wall: Anivia condenses moisture in the air, turning it into an impenetrable wall of ice that prevents any movement. The wall melts away after a short time.
- E / Frostburn: Anivia flaps her wings, sending a freezing gust of wind and dealing damage to her target. If the target was recently hit by an Frost Frost or damaged by a fully developed Glacial Storm, they take double damage.
- R / Glacial Storm: Anivia unleashes a torrential rain of ice and hail, damaging and slowing her advances.
Freljord’s Might Anivia’s strengths and weaknesses:
Anivia’s strengths:
- Has a chance to respawn thanks to his passive ability
- Being able to put his opponents in a difficult situation with his crowd control abilities
- High instant damage in the late game
Anivia, early game damage Although it doesn’t come to the forefront, when the game starts to progress to the late stage, its damage increases quite nicely. In addition, with its crowd control abilities, it has the potential to put opponents in a difficult situation in the laning phase and in team fights. Although his damage in the early stage is very low, his chance of surviving is greatly increased by his passive ability.
Anivia’s weak stats:
- Having a lot of trouble with mana in the early stages, especially due to her ultimate ability
- Slightly low damage in the early stages
- Although he’s good in crowd control, he can be the target of raids in the lane due to his weak mobility
The early stages are definitely not a time period for Anivia to be strong. Although there is a chance to be resurrected thanks to his passive ability, we can’t say that this definitely saved the character. In addition, although it has a significant crowd control, it can be a target for raids in the lane phase, as it is a weak character in terms of mobility.
How to play Anivia in Lol?
- Although your passive ability is your ultimate trump card to save you, don’t put all your trust in this ability
- Anivia’s ability to use her damage source abilities lies in her ability. Before using E ability, make sure you use your other abilities well
- . It is possible to experience some damage reduction in the early stages and mana shortage especially after 6th level. So don’t unlock your ultimate ability unless you need it, and don’t spend too much skill unless you’re sure. This way you can save some mana
Passive ability is very important for Anivia. But it’s also worth not relying entirely on this ability (you can use the teleport summoner spell transformed into an egg). Anivia’s main source of damage lies in her good use of her abilities. E’s damage will increase, especially if you hit your Q or R before using E. In addition, in order to reduce the mana problem in the early stages, it is useful to use your abilities more carefully and avoid unnecessary ultimate use.
How to play against Anivia, how to beat Anivia?
- Anivia doesn’t do much damage in the early phase, but her passive ability makes it a little difficult to kill. Make sure you don’t fight amongst too many minions, especially in the early stages, or make mistakes like going under a turret to cut an egg
- Anivia’s base damage source is coming from her E ability, and her ultimate or Q ability needs to be on target so she can deal decent damage. it’s going through. So if you can at least dodge her Q ability, you have a better chance of winning the battle
- Anivia is a weak character in terms of mobility, even though she has good crowd control. Even if you can’t take advantage of this vulnerability yourself, you can still prevail in the lane through raids
Anivia is not a very dangerous character in the early stages. But his passive ability can be a nuisance. Especially when his passive ability is active, there is a chance to escape with the teleport summoner spell. Anivia’s base damage spawns from her E ability during the lane phase. E ability becomes powerful with proper use of Q and R ability. So at worst, if you manage to dodge even the Q ability, you may be able to get ahead in battle. Another detail is that the character is weak in mobility. Even if you don’t find it too obvious due to crowd control on your own, you can make Anivia the target of raids with the help of your jungler.
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