Qhira Build Guide “This is my domain!”

The Heavy Bleeding Build focuses on Qhira's outstanding sustained damage potential. Her main goal should always be to spread the ticking bleeding damage onto several enemies at the same time. Consequently, Fatal Wounds at Level 1 lays the foundation for this Build. At Level 4, Qhira can decide depending on the situation she finds herself in. We usually recommend picking Upstage, but if flat Armor is something the player feels more comfortable taking, for example when dealing with burst magic damage, Your Pain, My Gain is a good alternative. Healmonger proves to be a solid defensive talent at Level 7 that provides useful healing throughout the game. When it comes to Heroic Abilities, we find that Final Strike complements Qhira's playstyle the most and is less susceptible to enemy counter play. For the late game, we consider every Level 13 talent viable and it is up to the player to decide which one fits their playstyle the most. At Level 16, Booming Kick provides a good crowd control source, while Swing Life Away will add plenty of utlity, as it grants Cooldown reduction on Revolving Sweep and Spell Armor. Level 20 comes with two very strong options. Unleashed Potential further boosts Final Strike's damage output with the chance of resetting every Cooldown, which is huge. No Sanctuary is also a good option, and should be picked if enemies have many tools to protect their Heroes, such as Divine Palm or Force of Will.

The Basic Attacks Build as suggested, focuses on Basic Attacks. It excels when solo laning on Dragon Shire or Braxis Holdout, since it greatly improves your 1v1 capabilities. Even though this build will make Qhira wins almost all lanes, it still should not be picked if enemy team has heavy crowd control or blinds. Winning the lane does not mean winning the game, so do not be greedy getting it before checking the enemy composition.