Case Study in King of Glory: A Disastrous Support Build - Yao's Ingenious Idea of Buying Holy Grail.

The support role is gradually gaining popularity because it saves time and effort, avoids the frustrating and stressful experience of dealing damage, and has a fixed playstyle: acting as the marksman's close bodyguard, providing buffs to the team, protecting the backline, initiating team fights, providing crucial healing, and controlling the flow of damage. If you can complete the task and meet all the scoring conditions, you'll get a high score, a gold medal, and two stars.

The support player has the lowest economy in the team, and their equipment cannot be compromised.

It sounds easy, but not everyone truly understands the essence of support. Mysterious maneuvers, reckless play, and suddenly the death of the entire team can lead to abandoning the marksman. In ranked mode, things get even more absurd. Players start by following familiar faces, ignoring the lives of their teammates. Over time, they inevitably get accused of leeching off others to climb the ranks. It's that strange. Just when you're playing marksman, you can't find a good support. You switch to support, but you can't stand the marksman next to you, so you stay in the back and don't follow up, which leads to your death.

As a support, buying the support stone inevitably leads to a lower economy and a near-bottom ranking. Therefore, item builds require more careful consideration. Buying the wrong item and selling it will result in a loss of money, and missing the golden opportunity to help the team suppress the opponent's damage output will also cause you to lose your advantage. Protecting heroes is your primary responsibility, but item selection is another skill altogether. This article analyzes case studies from the game King of Glory to see if you've made any mistakes. Learn from these mistakes early on and ensure a smooth climb to the top.

Yao's purchase of the Holy Grail is puzzling, as her skill overlaps with the Mirror of Form.

Let's start with Yao, the renowned support hero. Her ultimate ability grants a shield to the target, making her suitable for following marksmen or assassins with multiple dashes. Her smaller skills provide crowd control, and she also has some damage that can be quite devastating. Build her shouldn't be too difficult, but most people don't understand the logic behind the shield's value. They mistakenly believe that the higher the magic damage, the stronger the shield. This is not a healing effect; its passive is closely related to maximum health. A full tank build is more effective, and the Holy Grail is completely unnecessary. This is a serious mistake. The skills themselves don't consume much mana, so building this item slows down the game and has little effect.

The only correct choice of equipment is Redemption Wings, which provides an extra shield and is strong in team fights. It just so happens that the target of the conjoined twins next to him is Lu Ban No. 7. Against Sun Shangxiang and Yuanliu support, the burst damage is strong. Buying Star Spring to heal is slow. Yao's first skill will reveal the vision, which is convenient for checking bushes. It overlaps with the function of Form Mirror.