"Predecessor" - Yurei Trivia Quiz

Answer: Jungle

Yurei isn't quite as blatantly generic as Kallari, but she is still an assassin and functions similarly. Yurei is at her best if she can manage to get the jump on her target, which is only realistically possible used as a Jungler. Yurei isn't quite as extremely one dimensional as Kallari, and there would probably be worse fits for the Offlane role.

But there would also definitely be better choices, reflected in the fact that Omeda Studios does not recommend her for any role other than Jungle.

Answer: Ability Power

Yurei's Ability Power clocks in at a robust 7, with her Mobility of 6 trailing slightly behind but still being certainly strong enough to put to use.

Surprisingly, despite being an assassin, Yurei's Durability is actually not completely terrible. It sits at a 3 which, certainly is not good enough to just sit there and take hits with, but is not so bad that Yurei can't handle her own in a 1-on-1 should the need arise. This is what makes the idea of an Offlane Yurei out to not be anywhere near as terrible as, say, if Kallari were to try her hand at the role.

Answer: Two

This has no cooldown or any sort of limitations. So, if Yurei casts an Ability, she can fire off two Basic Attacks, cast another Ability and keep it rolling.

The range is just 850 units, which is a little over half the range of a typical ranged Basic attack. So Yurei can't exactly use this Passive to endure a long conflict with another marksman, but it can be used to deadly effect if she were to instead ambush them

Answer: Three

This is Yurei's main tool to deal damage, but it does require some precision to ideally land multiple projectiles, as each individual one is relatively weak.

Answer: Monsters

Monsters refer specifically to Buff Monsters, the Seedling and the Shaper. If Yurei uses Anima Burst on one of these enemies, or an enemy player, she will heal for more than usual. The bonus healing is based off of the target's missing health, with the healing being greater should Yurei be targeting Monsters or enemy players with less health.

Answer: 8%

A target with Soul Rip applied will see a floating green symbol hovering overhead. This Soul Rip essentially holds 8% of the target's HP inside of it, and if Yurei hits this target, both the target themselves and their Soul Rip will suffer the exact same instances of damage.

Unless Yurei's attack deals more than 8% damage, targets with Soul Rip essentially receive twice as much damage from her briefly.

Answer: Severance

In the process of landing Soulstorm, Yurei will apply Soul Rip to afflicted enemies. Severance coming off cooldown means that Yurei can simultaneously hit Soul Rip targets, and reapply Soul Rip. If done correctly, this means her targets will take twice as much damage up to nearly 1/5th of their health bar at 16%.

Answer: Reduced cooldown

While in the lengthy cast animation of Soulstorm, Yurei will receive significant damage negation through this Augment. This is likely to try and prevent unaffected foes with ranged options from just straight up killing the not too tanky Yurei while she is essentially helpless.

The cooldown on Soulstorm itself also receives a reduction. As such, this is a pretty safe Augment that's difficult to go wrong with.

Answer: Added range

The range increase is 150 units, bringing it up to a maximum range of 1,000. This is still well short of a typical ranged hero's basic attack, but any range increase at all can hardly be scoffed at.

Additionally, Hallowed Strikes will ricochet off of walls and other structures twice through this Augment.

Answer: Mana restoration

A total of 5% of Yurei's max mana will be restored if she manages to do enough damage to remove a target's Soul Rip. She will also gain a very brief movement speed increase.