Support
Whispering Circlet
Whispering Circlet is the enchanters' Tear of the Goddess, added in patch 7.3: the more Mana you spend, the more it charges, before it automatically upgrades into Diadem of Songs.
Harmony: gain bonus Heal and Shield Power equal to 0.5% of your max Mana and refund 25% of Mana spent. Mana Charge: spending Mana grants 14 max Mana, up to 700, at most 2 times every 10 seconds. At max stacks, the item becomes Diadem of Songs.
Like any Tear, it is bought early to give the charge time to fill: 700 Mana at 14 per charge is 50 charges, so at least 250 seconds of Mana spending at the maximum rate. It builds from Forbidden Idol, which specializes in Heal and Shield Power in 7.3.
Ringkasan strategis
Whispering Circlet is the enchanters' Tear of the Goddess, added in patch 7.3: the more Mana you spend, the more it charges, before it automatically upgrades into Diadem of Songs.
Ringkasan meta
Statistik
- Health+200
- Mana+500
- ManaRegen+50
- HealShieldPower+8%
Jalur build
Forbidden Idol→
Tear Of The Goddess→
Ruby Crystal
Beli saat
- You play an enchanter who spends Mana continuously on heals and shields.
- You can buy it early to start the charge.
- You are aiming for a continuous-heal item for the late game (Diadem of Songs).
Hindari saat
- Your champion does not rely on Mana.
- The game may be decided before the upgrade.
- You need an active team effect right away.
Perbandingan
Diadem of Songs is the final form: 1200 Mana and an automatic heal of 0.8% of your max Mana per second on the lowest ally. Whispering Circlet is the charging step.
Kesalahan umum
- Buying it late: the charge is capped at 2 times every 10 seconds.
- Saving Mana: only spending Mana charges the item.
Keluarga khusus
Mana Scaling
Item terkait
Pertanyaan Umum
How does Whispering Circlet become Diadem of Songs?
Spending Mana grants 14 max Mana (at most 2 times every 10 s). At 700, it upgrades automatically.
How much does Whispering Circlet cost?
2400 gold: Forbidden Idol (700) + Tear of the Goddess (400) + Ruby Crystal (500) + 800.
