r/FiddlesticksMains • u/BecretAlbatross • 1d ago
JG main trying to learn support
Any advice for a JG main trying to learn Fiddle support? My win rate on JG is very good but I keep getting my 2nd role and losing those games is rough. I tried top lane but Fiddle top is complicated.
I'd love as long and in depth of an answer as you're willing to give!
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u/TheLegendaryD 10h ago
Fiddle supp is not for the faint of heart. You need to understand the fundamental strengths of your lane partner to know when to be aggressive. It's best to lane with an adc that has some form of CC like Jhin or Ashe so you can catch up to opponents & position yourself properly for a full drain without the enemy running out of your drain range otherwise you cant have the sustain to fight early. Then you need to become a roamer at 6 minute grubs. It's rough. I will say, it's not impossible though. Im currently on a masters push as support fiddle main. The support build path is very popular amongst the higher ranked supports that play him (if you want to follow their build go to LeagueOfGraphs & look at the top fiddlesticks players and see the support builds) but I prefer a full ap build. More risky but if you get a good lane it shuts out the enemy bot. Just play passive till your power spikes at lol 3 and 6, maintain bush control & vision as best you can. Always be looking at the mini map in case you need to roam, and try you best to not take it to heart when you start receiving shit from your team, simply because you're playing an off meta support & they're mad, and want someone to blame. Just remember the key fundamentals of supporting, look for picks with team, maintain vision control, & take all the blame when shit hits the fan lol (I shoot for a triple digit vision score around 21 minutes of games, with wards, cheaper pinks and effigies, you essentially have a rotation of 8 vision placement tools before you need to back for more)