King’s Honor Mischief

Liu Shan is a multifaceted hero who is excellent at controlling crowds, starting team battles, advancing structures, and defending friends. He leads battles, manages important enemy targets, and defends allied damage dealers as part of the squad. He can quickly disrupt opponent formations and provide his teammates with opportunities to secure kills thanks to his combination of skills.

Skills and Abilities for Mischief
Magnetic Barrier (Passive): Mischief’s crowd control effects can disrupt structures for 1.2 seconds, and he can use his skills to inflict equal damage on them. Liu Shan will steal pieces to repair himself for 280/308/336/364/392 HP when his abilities do damage on structures; the healing effects increase in proportion to hero level.

Cost: 0 Cooldown: 0s
Advice: Liu Shan can swiftly eliminate opposing crystals and turrets by using the passive.

Liu Shan instantly resets his basic attack and uses a shield to charge forward, absorbing 600/840/1080/1320/1560/1800 damage and accelerating his movement by 25% for three seconds. This is known as overcharge (Skill 01). He improves his next basic strike, which knocks up foes for one second and deals 350, 400, 450, 500, 550, and 600 physical damage (+122% physical scaling).

Cost: 50 Cooldown: 10/9.4/8.8/8.2/7.6/7s
Advice: Liu Shan typically uses his initial ability to start team battles. He charges and knocks down opponents with the shield, assisting his allies in getting kills. You may also utilize this ability to get away from hostile ganks or pursues.

Robo Smash (Skill 02): Liu Shan manipulates a mechanical panda to extend its magic paw in a specific direction, stunning foes within range for one second and causing 400/480/560/640/720/800 (+100% physical scaling) physical damage.

Cost: 55 Cooldown: 8s
Advice: The second ability allows teammates to deliver damage by controlling adversaries in a specific direction.

“Take it for a Spin” (Ultimate): Liu Shan manipulates a mechanical panda to spread its arms and spin constantly, inflicting physical damage on enemies at a rate of 240/320/400 (+75% physical scaling) every 0.5 seconds for three seconds. Basic attacks inflict 100, 150, or 200 physical damage and impose a 50% slow effect for 0.5 seconds during the spin.

Cost: 100 Cooldown: 40/35/30s
Advice: An AOE with a wide range is the best weapon; it has a high deterrent but low damage.

Best Partners for Mischief
Huang Zhong: These two heroes are excellent at using quick push techniques. When Huang Zhong’s turret-focused skills are paired with Liu Shan’s passive, first, and second abilities, as well as his ultimate’s significant turret damage, opponent structures can be swiftly destroyed. Huang Zhong can be effectively protected by Liu Shan’s extended crowd control skills, which also increase the damage that adversaries sustain during Huang Zhong’s ultimate.

Gao Jianli: Gao Jianli and Liu Shan work very well together. Liu Shan’s several crowd control skills are a potent combo for starting battles and diving opponent turrets since they can start team battles, destroy enemy structures, and shield Gao Jianli, who can use his ultimate to do huge burst damage.

Combos: To enable teammates to gain kills, use the first ability to capture adversaries and then the second ability to control them.

Counters for Mischief
Burst assassins may easily defeat Liu Shan since he suffers when left alone.
Liu Shan finds it challenging to keep the nimble Diao Chan under control due to her actual injury.
Advice for competing with Liu Shan:

Avoid wasting abilities on Liu Shan because he is useless in team battles without them.
Avoid using all of your skills to pursue Liu Shan because he has a high probability for escape and you could be counter-killed.
Mischief Team Battle Plan
Mischief should start team battles by controlling the enemy’s primary damage dealers and using his initial skill, which is damage absorption. Multiple foes will take damage if he activates his ultimate in the middle of the opposing squad.

Mischief can defend friendly damage dealers from opposing assassins because he possesses two crowd control skills. In order to accomplish the kill, work with teammates to knock down and control the enemy assassin when they engage.

How to Play Mischief (Strategic Gameplay)
Using Liu Shan’s special skills and style of play is essential for winning games as a professional player. The following are some early, mid, and late game phase gameplay strategies:

The early game
Prioritize farming and gaining lane experience. You can scale and unlock your crowd management skills as fast as possible by doing this.
Effectively poke and trade with your opponents while reducing incoming damage by using Liu Shan’s first ability, Overcharge.
Use your crowd control skills to lock down adversaries and secure kills while coordinating with your jungler to spot any ganks.
Pay attention to the map and be prepared to help your colleagues when necessary. Your ability to manage crowds can help you win skirmishes.
Mid-Game:
Begin searching for chances to form teams and capture targets like neutral monsters and turrets. You can deal with serious damage to structures with the aid of your passive Magnetic Barrier.
To control foes and set up kills for your team, start team battles using your first ability, Overcharge, and then your second ability, Robo Smash.
Protect your carry by using your crowd-control skills to keep them safe and by focusing on important goals to get ready for any fights.
Take it for a Spin, Mischief’s passive and ultimate ability, may swiftly bring down structures, so split push as needed.
Final Game:
Make staying with your team and seeking out positive engagements your top priorities. During late-game team battles, your ability to manage crowds is essential.
In team battles, concentrate on managing the enemy’s main damage dealers. Use your first and second abilities to aid your team secure kills by locking them down.
To create pressure on the opponent team’s backline and deliver AOE damage, use your ultimate, Take it for a Spin, near the center of their squad.
Keep your focus on important goals, such Shadow Overlord and Tempest Dragon, and be ready to defend or win them with your group.
You’ll be well on your way to controlling the battlefield and winning if you adhere to these gameplay tips and make the most of Mischief’s abilities throughout the early, mid, and late game.