In “Honor of Kings,” Wu Yen is a powerful tank with a remarkable damage output. She stands out because to her unique petrification ability, which gives her unmatched power over opponents in both team battles and solo combat situations. Wu Yen’s equipment build is centered on enhancing her inherent tankiness, increasing her damage capacity, and using her special petrification to her advantage in combat. Her ability to frighten opponents turns into a vital weapon during team battles, enabling her squad to quickly gain a tactical edge by upsetting opposition formations and decreasing their capacity for effective retaliation.
Suggested Combo Order
After using Skill 1 to dash forward and a basic attack to delay the enemy, use Skill 2 to further slow them down before using Skill 3 to do damage.
Wuyan Proficiency and Capabilities
Starem Down (Passive): Zhong Wuyan has a 50% chance of petrifying enemy heroes for 0.75 seconds when dealing damage, however this only happens once every 8 seconds.
Cost: 0 Cooldown: 0s
Advice: Zhong Wuyan’s control impact is definitely strengthened by the passive petrification effect, which also subtly raises her durability.
Zhong Wuyan charges forward in Storm and Stress (Skill 01), and her next basic attack turns into an enhanced strike that does 225/270/315/360/405/450 (+112% physical attack) physical damage while slowing down by 50% for two seconds. There is a minor decrease in dash speed when using Skill 3 during Skill 1.
Cost: 40 Cooldown: 5s
Tips: Zhong Wuyan may move with this talent to escape or pursue adversaries, and the heavy strike has a significant amount of output damage.
Shock and Awe (Skill 02): Wuyan does 300/380/460/540/620/700 (+145% physical attack) physical damage in a region by slamming her hammer into the ground. This doubles the damage to foes in the center.
Cost: 55 Cooldown: 8.0/7.4/6.8/6.2/5.6/5.0s
Advice: Strong control is achieved by combining the passive petrification effect with a potent area control talent that deals high damage and knocks up foes in the area.
Hurricane Hammer (Ultimate): Zhong Wuyan spins her hammer, increasing her movement speed by 10% for 3.2 seconds. She does physical damage to foes in the outer ring at a rate of 150/225/300 (+80% physical attack) every 0.4 seconds, with an extra 40% damage. Zhong Wuyan can stack up to four shields during the spin, gaining 5% movement speed and 35/70/105 (+10% physical attack) every 0.4 seconds. Passive: Every three seconds, Zhong Wuyan conjures up the force of the ground to create a rock shield that can withstand 150, 300, or 450 (+68% physical attack) damage.
Cost: 80 Cooldown: 40/35/30s
Advice: Zhong Wuyan’s primary output skill, which combines a passive petrification effect with a constant AOE damage output, may be extremely frightening.
Wuyan’s Top Partners
Yujin: Early on, Yujin can protect herself to some extent with her Skill 2 and her passive has a slowing effect. When paired with Zhong Wuyan’s petrification, her passive slow efficiently suppresses opposing solo laners. Zhong Wuyan’s Skill 1 can effectively protect Yujin even if they are arrested.
Marco Polo: Marco can move and defend himself to some extent thanks to his Skill 2, and his bullets have a sticking effect. Marco is capable of producing damage when Zhong Wuyan is petrifying opponents. Zhong Wuyan uses her ult to start team battles, and Marco follows suit, combining powerful output and control.
Wuyan Rebuttal
During her ult, Xiang Yu has the ability to shove her away, which would limit her output and ability to manage teammates. Zhong Wuyan’s talents have a hard time hitting Diaochan because of her quickness.
To keep her from approaching and dealing damage, squishy heroes should keep a safe distance. It is simple to be killed when one is subdued or petrified; 2. Zhong Wuyan’s ult can have strong output and control effects, therefore try to avoid gathering too near during team battles.
Battle Advice and Team Combat Techniques
Close in with Skill 1 and manage the throng with Skill 2. Zhong Wuyan mostly uses her ult to deal damage, combining petrification passive effects with continuous AOE damage.
In order to control as many foes as possible and open up output chances for ally heroes, Zhong Wuyan, as a warrior, should charge into the most crowded area of the battle, use mobility to reach near, and trigger her ult amid the crowd.