Bel'Veth is now available in League of Legends. A monstrous new champion leaps Summoner's Rift to freshen up the game and become one of the biggest threats as games go on. A complex character with a very particular kit of skills and more than one mechanic we have never seen before. Infinite scaling in attack speed, transformations, and other paraphernalia adorn a spell set that has taken the community by storm. You probably want to play her and to do it with guarantees, and we are going to help you: here, you will be able to discover her best builds of her, runes of her, and a few tips of her for your first games with her.

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Bel'Veth: Runes, Build and Item Order
Riot Games has broken the mold on many things with the release of Bel'Veth. The identity of the new champion is that of a duelist specialist in fights that annihilates the points of life of the enemies. He's unlike other jugglers who prioritize resistance, damage, and utility. There are different possibilities with the build, but the ones that have offered the most performance during the testing periods are those that boost its almost infinite attack speed and the damage it deals with each hit.

Main objects
Immortal Archshield: A priori, it is the best alternative to a mythical object. It is somewhat more defensive than the Kraken Executioner by offering us a shield that can often save our lives. In addition, the critic is essential since we will bet on a build with Guinto.
Defensive Boots: Bel'Veth gains attack speed from other items or his passive, and while cooldown reduction isn't a bad idea, defensive boots will always be superior. We will use armor as the default option, choosing magic resist if enemies have too many control effects or spell damage.
Guinso's Fury Blade is the centerpiece of the build on which the rest of the choices are based. It increases our attack speed even more and gives us buffs to impact effects, meaning that we can win any one-on-one we can hit with enough levels.

Situation objects
Wit's End: Bonus damage per hit and resistances boost Bel'Veth's build, making it even more dangerous. In addition, the movement speed gained allows you to chase down your opponents more efficiently, which is key to hitting them with basic attacks.
Blade of the Ruined King: We can choose it as an alternative to Wit's End if enemy champions stack more health than usual. It offers us an excellent option to heal ourselves more and slows down after only three hits.
Lethal Reminder: Grievous Wounds are a must if there are any champions with heals.
Sanguinaria: It is not highly recommended as it is an option that is too offensive, but it can be viable in confrontations where everything goes smoothly, and we accumulate a lot of advantages.
Guardian Angel: The ideal defensive option for the fourth or fifth item. It is highly recommended as Bel'Veth has to take quite a few risks.

What runes to use with Bel'Veth?

We've committed to a build that has a self-evident purpose: to hit fast and hard. It is an idea that, of course, accompanies the runes. We will choose the Precision branch as the main one, betting on Lethal Compass as the key. In this same sense, we will choose 100% Legend: Swiftness. We can select to complete between Triumph or Super Heal in the first notch and Coup de Grace, Knockdown, or Last Stand (we like the latter better) in the third.

In the secondary section, our favorite option is Inspiration. We mainly chose it for the secondary runes Magical Footwear and Cosmic Insight. However, in this section, the situation is not clear because we may need the boots long before this build section provides them to us.

Summoner Spells
This time we don't even need much explanation. Smash is a must in the jungle, and Flash is the best option in all cases.

How to play with Bel'Veth?
The first thing to get out of your head if you want to play Bel'Veth is the idea that you can do something in the first few minutes of play. She is a champion that has to be played very safely, only looking for ambushes reactively when we are sure we will have numerical superiority. At least, that will be our plan for the first few minutes until we have a considerable attack speed and we can plan duels in which our damage far exceeds that of the rivals.

Lines phase
In addition to this warning, we must be clear that the first minutes of the game with Bel'Veth will consist of finishing the camps. We must collect as many as we can. Not only is she a champion that benefits from level, but she gets stacks that permanently increase her attack speed. Only when we have all our jungle clean can we consider plays. In this sense, the best idea is to detect where the rival starts and goes in the opposite direction.

It will be challenging to survive in the higher ranks, and we will need help from our lines. However, in areas where the average level of players is not yet up to great team plays to invade the jungle, we have time on our side. You don't have to get nervous and rely on scaling. Whenever you see your opponent in the wrong part of the map, invade or assist the opposing lane. It will be enough to achieve what you want: to ensure that the game will reach the precious minutes of Bel'Veth where the champion imposes her pace. Remember that dragons, especially Heralds, are very important to this character. Whenever there is an opportunity, go for them.

Level 1 - Q (Surge of the Void): This is Bel'Veth's mobility ability and deals area damage to units hit. It can also be used up to four times (one in each direction). Perfect both for chasing down rivals and clearing out the largest jungle camps. Cooldown is reduced with attack speed.
Level 2 – W (Up and Down): Also hits in area, knocking back enemies and reducing the cooldown of Void Surge in the direction it hits.
Level 3 – E (Royal Maelstrom): Creates a vortex that attacks enemies and reduces damage taken. The number of hits made by this skill increases with attack speed. In exchange, Bel'Veth must stay put.
Level 6 – R (Infinite Banquet): Increases stats, grants passive damage and turns slain minions into void units that advance down enemy lines. The spell reveals the proper form of the champion and where the key to her gameplay lies.

Group Fights
As the game progresses, Bel'Veth gains potential. His role in group fights is to engage on the first kill to build up a charge from the ult (if it's not active) and start slaughtering enemies. Flanking is a brilliant idea to get to the most important enemies. However, we should not obsess. Even if we have to hit the tanks, we can deal with them relatively quickly if we have achieved enough stacks of the passive. Combining Void Surge dashes, Up and Down immobilization, and Royal Maelstrom resistances.

Once we have the R active, our combat capabilities will significantly improve, and we should not be afraid to face any character in the game. This is particularly easy in the Rift Herald, Baron Nashor, or Dragon zones, as you'll get a piece of Void Coral by killing them, and you'll be able to activate your ultimate. Its duration is one minute, but it is extended if we get a second Void Coral during the definitive duration.

Bel'Veth Synergy

Good Champions
Renata Glass
Ornn
Tahm Kench

Bad Champions
Vayne
Kha'Zix
Zed

Bel'Veth struggles against a wide variety of champions. Those who can avoid being hit and keep their distance will make life very difficult for him since he does not have many mobility abilities. He also suffers against characters that can make life bitter for him in the jungle.

Bel'Veth has good synergy with all those characters that can enable her and help her survive. She supports casters, cc tanks, or particular champions like Tahm Kench.

Tricks and tips
Bel'Veth's Q (Void Surge) can only pass through walls if R (Infinite Banquet) is activated. It is a good initiation and escapes tool. Take this into account when deciding how to plan the plays.
E (Royal Maelstrom) cannot be interrupted by any control effects. Enemies who apply for a disability will still avoid being hit, but the damage reduction doesn't stop with stuns, knockdowns, or suppressions.
E (Royal Maelstrom) can hit invisible enemies. It is an excellent idea against enemies with these mechanics, such as Shaco.
By activating R (Infinite Banquet) with the Void Coral dropped by Baron Nashor or Rift Herald, we can kill minions in a lane to summon creatures from the void that act like the minions themselves.