Who to play with Seraphine — best team synergies

Unstoppable Force (R) piles them into a single spot: Encore (R) crosses them one after another and keeps extending, and Beat Drop (E) lands on targets already locked down, so it roots instead of merely slowing.

Your page names two champions, Pyke and Leona: one landed engage ends your fight before you finish a single rotation. Shadow Dash (E) taunts that diver from half a lane away, and Spirit's Refuge (W) swallows the whole burst combo that would have killed you.

Brittle from Bellows Breath (W) stretches the next piece of crowd control by 30%, so a Beat Drop (E) stun and an Encore (R) charm both run longer. And the Call of the Forge God (R) ram knocks the group up, which is the condition your E needs to escalate.

GNAR! (R) slams a group into terrain and stuns it; without a wall it is still a slow, and either way Beat Drop (E) escalates instead of starting from the bottom. The pile it packs together is then the line Encore (R) travels through.

Electro Harpoon (E) slows by up to 45% and The Equalizer (R) holds that slow over an entire zone: every Beat Drop (E) you land inside it is a root. Worth it if the game is played in chokepoints, much less against a team that pokes you from range.

Curse of the Sad Mummy (R) is a second and a half of area stun, and his page says it is a wasted cooldown against a scattered team: Encore (R) walks them toward him already bunched up. Beat Drop (E) then escalates on anyone already locked down.

Your declared weakness is that every tool you own is a skillshot: Frenzying Taunt (E) nails their carry in place and from there High Note (Q) and Beat Drop (E) simply cannot be dodged. He kills nobody on his own; the damage is yours.

His page says Absolute Zero (R) gets interrupted or simply walked out of: the Encore (R) charm takes walking off the table. And the Biggest Snowball Ever! (W) knock-up is the crowd control that escalates Beat Drop (E).

Moonfall (R) detonates a slow on everyone around her: every Beat Drop (E) that follows roots instead of slowing. And her page says that once Pale Cascade (W) is down she is fresh meat in the middle of everyone, so Surround Sound (W) is the shield she lacks.

Infinite Duress (R) suppresses for a second, and Beat Drop (E) escalates all the way on a target like that; High Note (Q) meanwhile hits harder the lower they are, which is exactly who Blood Hunt (W) picked. But he peels nothing: if they dive you, you are alone.

Your page says a single landed engage ends your teamfight: Hero's Entrance (R) drops onto you, shields you and knocks up whoever reached you. And his 2.5-second landing marker cannot be walked out of while Encore (R) is already pulling them into it.

Command: Shockwave (R) yanks everyone into one spot: that is the perfect line for Encore (R), which extends every time it clips a champion. The price is that neither of you owns a dash, so if their engage lands first you both go down together.

Slicing Maelstrom (R) asks him to stand inside their whole team for three seconds: Surround Sound (W) is the speed that gets him in and the shield that keeps him there. And three Mark of the Storm (P) stacks stun, so Beat Drop (E) escalates.

Nevermove (E) roots, and on a rooted target Beat Drop (E) arrives as a full stun. In return Demonic Ascension (R) needs them to stay close to him, and the Encore (R) charm is precisely what keeps them inside it.

Singularity (E) drags grouped enemies to its centre and executes whoever is already low, and High Note (Q) does the same job on low targets: he builds the pile, you cross it with Encore (R). Worth it against teams that clump, little against a spread one.

Bullet Time (R) is a stationary three-second channel her page admits people just walk out of: Encore (R) and Beat Drop (E) take walking off the table. And the Make It Rain (E) slow starts your own E one step further up the ladder.

Frost Shot (P) slows on every single hit: it means Beat Drop (E) never lands as a plain slow but always as a root, and the second application as a stun. It is the most reliable way you have of climbing your own E's ladder.

Deadly Flourish (W) roots anyone an ally has just damaged, and you are hitting non-stop with High Note (Q): on that root, Beat Drop (E) arrives as a stun. In exchange he owns no dash, and Surround Sound (W) is how he repositions at all.

Arc of Judgment (W) is a near-total slow that lingers on the ground: inside that zone every Beat Drop (E) roots. And her page says she has neither a shield nor a dash, so Surround Sound (W) is the only shield she will see all game.

His page says it plainly: with no dash he only survives on a peel-heavy team. Surround Sound (W) shields him and speeds him up before the fight even starts, and you convert the recast into a heal once both teams are already trading.

Surround Sound (W) gives her the speed to reach point-blank range, the only range where she matters, and the shield to stay there. But she wants an engage support, and you lock nobody down until Beat Drop (E) has a slow to build on.