You actually want me to...

But the middle lane is absolutely not to be lost!

It was with this idea in mind that FNC hastily placed a ward at the Rift Herald and then placed another ward at the entrance to their own jungle, and then didn't pay much attention to the vision there anymore.

Anyway, I'm not going over there. Take it if you want. As for the vision in the Vanguard pit being cleared later?

that's not important.

That's what FNC thought, but Roland wasn't going to let it end there.

After clearing vision in the Herald pit, he chose to take a detour, starting from his own jungle, then circling around to his second tower to the lower jungle, before returning to the bushes near the bottom river in the mid lane and releasing the dummy.

Thanks to the dummy's true vision effect, Roland could confirm that there was no vision on the other side of this position, and that was enough.

The core of the mid-game Fiddlesticks strategy lies in finding a good position to use his ultimate.

If possible, F6 would naturally be the best position for a tower dive, but FNC isn't stupid and wouldn't leave such a position unwarded.

This position is already the limit.

As a support, you have to plan everything carefully. The real advantage of Fiddlesticks support is not its Q and E skills, but its W skill which can heal.

Replenishing energy means extending battery life.

Longer battery life means he can engage in more skirmishes with the opposing bot lane.

Roland built a support item for magic damage, which is upgraded by interacting with the opponent. But Hylissang is different; he built a support item that upgrades by last-hitting minions.

Frequent fighting is for the purpose of upgrading salary gear faster.

Thanks to the advantage of being a ranged hero, Roland's support item was upgraded just before his teammates went to take the Vanguard. Even though the support item hadn't been back to base, it could only provide one ward even after being upgraded.

But... that's enough.

Roland placed his only ward on the edge of the wall, and with the top laner's TP position secured, he completely lowered his guard. At the same time, his teammates, having secured the Rift Herald, were about to return to the mid lane to confront the enemy.

The opportunity is here.

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On the other side, FNC, having noticed TES's move after taking the Rift Herald, immediately scattered and began to move. Knowing that a team fight might break out, Hylissang immediately used his intuition to search for nearby "open spots".

For F6, there's a view from the bushes nearby. Although you can't see the whole F6 pit, you can still clearly see if anyone is coming.

There was also a ward guarding the bushes near the three wolves.

The TES team was about to arrive in the upper half of the mid lane bush. Considering that he hadn't seen the location of the Fiddlesticks and thinking about the Roland team fight highlights he had watched in the past few days, Hylissang took a deep breath and then slowly moved towards the lower river bush in the mid lane.

“My gut feeling tells me there’s something here.”

"Impossible, a support player going all that way to ambush us?"

"Believe me, men also have a sixth sense."

After finding the location, Hylissang decisively placed the last vision point into the bushes separated by a wall, while keeping his finger firmly hovering over the E key.

The moment their vision was illuminated, a familiar scarecrow figure appeared before them. Without hesitation, Hylissang immediately pressed his E key, and the stealthy phantom successfully covered the enemy in front of him.

Just as they were about to stun him, they discovered that the scarecrow, which had startled everyone a moment ago, suddenly turned into a gray shadow the next second.

As if it had never existed, Hylissang was left empty-handed.

Hylissang: ? ? ?

Seeing Pike scare himself like this, the other four members of FNC breathed a sigh of relief and then loudly teased their old teammate in their headsets.

"Don't be nervous, bro. Highlights are highlights, and reality is reality. No one can make this look like a horror movie."

"That's right, it's just a support scarecrow, how much damage can it do?"

"But the passive ability of this thing is indeed quite realistic."

"It's okay, just defend the tower. We have so many of us this wave, they can't possibly release the Herald." After glancing at the positions where the TES team had just arrived, and then at the situation that seemed like there was no way a fight could break out, Selfmade glanced at the F6 camp that had spawned on the minimap, and without thinking, used his E skill to slide over the wall into his own jungle.

That's how junglers are; unless it's absolutely necessary, they just go wherever there's wild space. So easy!

only.

Just after he slid down and landed, he saw the shadow of a scarecrow in his own F6 pit, which suddenly raised its arms after he arrived.

"Hey guys, look what I saw, there's another straw man passive here."

"Huh? What did you say?"

“I said there’s a straw man passive here, and it’s quite realistic.”

"Wait! SELFMADE, you idiot!!!" Hylissang blurted out in a mixture of surprise and anger.

Fear strikes!

Sublimation: Chapter 43: The essence of the scarecrow lies in pretending to be real.

Off-screen, countless viewers watched the straw man appear out of nowhere, their hearts filled with awe.

From God's perspective, this straw man jump was incredibly coincidental.

Hylissang's guess was correct; Roland did indeed intend to use his ultimate from the bushes from the start, but the problem arose from luck. Just as he placed his last remaining support item ward, the newly spawned vision happened to show the animation of FNC's vision control revive.

Instantly, Roland was no longer sleepy.

Given that Pyke's support item hasn't been upgraded yet, the top laner is far away, and the other four FNC players only have three trinket wards and two control wards (the jungler has a scanner), and considering that the majority of TES's team is at the Rift Herald, the location of FNC's wards can be roughly guessed.

If the ward at the jungle entrance has just disappeared, then the remaining possible locations are the river bush and the bush next to F6. Since FNC didn't find him there, it means there is no ward in the river bush.

The location of the remaining eye is then quite clear.

Knowing the enemy's vision position, Roland walked half a circle along the wall, and then used Flash to flash directly into the innermost part of the F6 pit.

It's all about the thrill!

And the fact is, he did succeed.

Monkey TP, Fiddlesticks in Grass Man form jumps and fears, Centaur who comes with the main force immediately uses his ultimate to follow up with crowd control, FNC, who are completely unprepared, can only take all the skills, even under the tower, they are still being overwhelmed by TES's lineup.

The situation has exploded.

"Wow, it seems like Aban has another idea."

"He's circling around. That man has once again begun his long-distance dash as a support. At this moment, he's channeling the spirit of Master Hai. He's not fighting alone!"

"Huh? Just go straight for the wards? Isn't that a bit too casual?"

"Wait! Holy crap, get out of here!"

For LPL commentators, watching Roland's every brilliant team fight initiation is like watching a thrilling game of Three Kingdoms Kill. You never know who the mole is in this eight-player game, just as you never know how this man will force an initiation.

Most importantly, he succeeded!

[The King of Boards! The God of Adultery!]

[Solo escape from the team, flash over a wall, use ultimate to tank tower damage in blind vision—this guy has a really big heart when playing games.]

Do you even understand the true value of the "World's First Opening" award?

[These comments are so real.]

That's just how the comments section of a game is.

When things are going well, everyone's a good brother; when things are going badly, everyone's a hunter. One second they were criticizing Roland for wasting skills and being a cancer on the team, but after a perfect team fight, they immediately changed their tune to "666" and "Awesome." It's really true.

A 1-for-3 exchange.

Roland, who initiated the team fight, was killed by the tower's damage and the team fight's AOE after using his crowd control abilities. Graves and Pyke, on the other hand, managed to survive, one on the flank and the other by running away quickly.

It seems like a 1-for-3 trade, with only two deaths, isn't a bad deal.

But in reality, TES, with their vanguard, conveniently destroyed FNC's mid-tower.

With the mid tower destroyed, Knight's Twisted Fate was immediately freed up. At the same time, without the protection of the turret, and with Hylissang's support item not upgraded, FNC's jungle was almost completely dark. It is foreseeable that the mid and jungle will have a hard time going forward.

"Nice, board, this is a good start."

"Absolutely. They dared to bluff us in the last game, so we have to bluff them back this time. No problem."

"GOGOGO! Brothers, let's buy all the wards and go mine for gold!"

"Wuhu~"

TES has advantages, FNC has disadvantages.

TES has the economy to build vision and their support item has been upgraded. FNC is at a disadvantage, lacking mid and outer turrets and their support item hasn't been upgraded. So Karsa won't hold back.

Graves, right?

Farming jungle monsters, huh?

So you're trying to gain a level advantage by last-hitting minions, right?

In this pitch-black jungle, I'll see if you can farm jungle camps faster than I can farm players! And so, in the next ten minutes, the FNC players finally understood why there's a saying: there's no smoke without fire.

Roland's Scarecrow is just too overpowered.

His advantage isn't that he can always find the right place to initiate a team fight, because Hylissang is a similar type of support and can roughly guess the possible locations. His advantage is that even if Hylissang guesses where Fiddlesticks might use his ultimate, he can't stop him.

You think he's there?

I used my E skill to dash, oh, it disappeared? That was a fake one, it's okay now.

You think he might be deliberately trying to lure you away, but he hasn't actually left?

Okay, the second time he went in, there was another scarecrow. This time, the scarecrow raised its hand and made a gesture when it saw him, but nothing happened.

Just as Hylissang breathed a sigh of relief, the straw man, which he had initially thought was a dummy, raised its hand a second time, terrifying him.

This is insane!

Hylissang was so startled that his hand holding the mouse trembled once.

What kind of psychopaths are these?

Toxic!

Similar maneuvers include "Three Deadly Strikes with a Scarecrow", "Pretending to be a Dummy", "CTRL+3 to pretend to jump and use a Flash when the opponent places a ward in the bush", and "Pretending to be a real scarecrow".

One outrageous move after another completely blew FNC's morale.

Hylissang, in particular, is a support player because Pyke builds Duskblade and he is expected to roam and provide vision as much as possible.