If you’re duo queueing, Joh goes great with an assassin. Most importantly, at the lower levels your teammates are going to be making a lot of mistakes, and Rehgar lets you minimise those mistakes as much as possible from range, while able to sprint out of combat in wolf form when it all goes south, saving yourself. Determine which teammate is about to be focused to get that Ancestral Healing off in time, and you’re a game winner. Grab Feral Heart and you can stay on the map forever. He really comes into his own later on when you direct his talents towards his chain heal. But ignoring the pro level, stats show that the longer a game goes on with Rehgar in it, the more likely his team is to win. Rehgar is neglected at the pro level because anything he does, other healers can technically do better. Newer players come to HOTS with a mentality of “kill the healer”, but Li Li can be very hard to kill.
BEST SOLO PUSH HERO IN HOTS HOW TO
If you want to up your game, learn how to be a frontline Li Li who can be annoying and occasionally body block for teammates. At the lower levels, it’s unlikely anyone will stun your jugs ult. Don’t do the Dragon build, don’t go the Blind build (especially if you’re solo healer), just put points into your Q and let ‘er rip. That Q button should be worn through by the end of the game. There’s a great guide to playing Li Li found here, and it’s not a joke. Most people play Li Li trying to conserve her mana - don’t. It’s a fair criticism, as it is a bit limiting, but most of the time you’ll want to heal whoever is on the lowest health anyway, which Li Li does automatically. The pros don’t like Li Li because of her non-targetted heals. If you have any others, leave them in the comments below. I’ve noted the ones that have been the most useful in dominating the lower levels as I made my way back up. One that’s good specifically for ranking up. So, while the pros have a certain pool of heroes they choose from, you should have a different pool.
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