Guía experta Veigar Wild Rift

Micro decisiones

• Do not cast Event Horizon just because an enemy appears: first ask whether they need to advance, retreat, or contest an important area.
• Before an objective, push mid wave then look for a cage from fog instead of a visible combo from lane.
• Save your ultimate for a target that can no longer escape execution range, not to start a trade your W has not secured yet.
• Against assassins, play on the vision-controlled half of lane and keep cage as an answer to their entry, not as poke.

Errores comunes

• Using Event Horizon at the start of a trade without knowing whether the enemy still has dash or Flash.
• Chasing the one-shot when the better decision is to cut objective access with a defensive cage.
• Standing in the middle of lane against assassins instead of playing toward vision and a safe exit.
• Ultimating too early on a target still able to leave execution range or be saved by a shield.
• Stacking without watching the map: Veigar scales well, but he must also deny free roams from mid lane.

Level 5

Level 5 gives Veigar his first real execution threat. It is not yet the moment to force every trade, but a cage that stuns or traps a fragile target can already convert a gank, deny an enemy roam, or punish a mid laner sitting too low.

Rabadon completed

Rabadon is the moment where his stacks truly change how enemies must play. Carries can no longer enter river without vision, because one bad cage can instantly become W plus ultimate. From this point, Veigar plays as much with the fear of the combo as with the combo itself.