Missing last hits in League of Legends? A practical lane drill
If you keep missing minions, practise with one champion before worrying about a perfect score. Watch the minion’s health, allow allied minions to damage it, and deliver the killing hit yourself. If the enemy can punish you for stepping forward, let that minion go: staying alive keeps you in lane for the next wave.
WalkthroughsPCLoL jungle objectives: prepare the wave and vision before starting
Before starting Dragon, Baron or another available objective, check nearby allies, lane waves, vision and your Smite. If your team cannot arrive and the enemy can, giving up the objective may be safer than starting a fight in the pit.
WalkthroughsPCWhen should you recall in League of Legends? Read the wave first
If you can safely push your minions into the enemy turret, that often gives you a better recall window: the turret clears your wave while you shop. But if staying means you are likely to die, recall safely now and accept some lost minions. A crash reduces risk; it does not guarantee you lose nothing.
WalkthroughsPCLeague of Legends teamfights: know your job before you engage
Before a fight, identify who starts it, who deals sustained damage and who protects that damage dealer. You don't need to reach the enemy carry at any cost: a marksman who stays alive and hits the nearest safe target can contribute more than one who walks into danger.
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