Core identity
Sion is mainly played as Top. Its clearest strength is unstoppable long-range engagement (r).
Tips
With Sion, charge your Q from angles where enemies can't easily flee. Use your ultimate to join fights from long range or scatter enemy positions. In lane, your passive regeneration maximizes your ability to absorb poke.
Sion is mainly played as Top. Its clearest strength is unstoppable long-range engagement (r).
Stack HP (Heartsteel/Overgrowth), targets Grasp short trades.
Sion becomes easier to punish when dodgeable/counterable by dashes and parries. From the opposite side, the page also highlights this answer: Break his priority with short, unpredictable trades instead of walking into a charged Q.
Controlled push, R plates and shifts; avoids unfavorable prolonged trades.
Frontline to objectives, force TP plays and side control.
Protects/engages according to compo; looks for wall angles for a decisive R.
Stack HP (Heartsteel/Overgrowth), targets Grasp short trades.
Split with Hullbreaker if free; otherwise group around objectives.
Frontline/peel according to main enemy threat.
Clear AoE, gank at R from 5 with own axes.
Herald/Dragon secured by tanking and zoning.
Access to R for global engagement at each level.
R
(from out-of-vision)
→
Q
full charge
→
W
detonate
Aim for a wall/structure to secure the impact of the R, then chain Q during the stun.
Q
(charging)
→
Flash
(during charging)
→release→
W
detonate
The Flash repositioned the cone at the last moment to hit inattentive carries.
E
(slow)
→side step→
Q
short
→
R
offensive/disengaging
R guard to end pursuit or cut off enemy retreat.
Sion is generally played as Top. The first objective is to stack hp (heartsteel/overgrowth), targets grasp short trades.. Its biggest edge comes from unstoppable long-range engagement (r).
This page highlights the moments where Sion can force clean trades, rotations, or objective setups. In practice, the champion is strongest when its cooldown cycle is respected and the fight starts on its own terms.
Sion can be punished when dodgeable/counterable by dashes and parries. A practical answer listed here is: Break his priority with short, unpredictable trades instead of walking into a charged Q.