Lane edge
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Under 500 lane games
Win rate vs Azir
Lane opponent
How to play
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Patch 16.16.19–16.20
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How to play Bel'Veth
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Treat Herald and Baron coral as a spend window, not a reset timer: Bel'Veth is at her best when true form buys one more tower, one more stolen camp, or one more collapse before you leave the map, and recent data shows she turns Herald into tower pressure unusually well for a carry jungler .
Play by the one-Q-in-pocket rule around walls, pits, and extended chases, because Bel'Veth feels much worse when all four dashes are spent just to enter and your E becomes a panic button instead of a finish or damage-denial tool .
Path the first clear toward the first void contest rather than a generic level-6 spike: mains call out level 2 W as a real early window, and the recent data fits a champion who cashes early leads hardest in the 20-25 minute stretch instead of waiting for very long games to fix everything .
If you miss first Herald, shrink the game back down instead of forcing a fake replacement play. Full clear cleanly, keep camps respawning on time, and look for the next fight that can hand you coral or an easy reset kill rather than trying to brute-force a defended tower with no form. This is usually the spot where Bel'Veth players throw by spending every dash to start something just because they feel late. Hold one Q, keep E for the hit that actually matters, and be willing to trade early dragon or tempo on one side if it preserves your route into the next void-side contest.
Bel'Veth gains permanent attack speed stacks after taking down large minions and monsters and champions. She also gains temporary bonus attack speed after using an ability.
Bel'Veth dashes in a chosen direction and damages all enemies she passes through.
Bel'Veth slams her tail to the ground, damaging, knocking up, and slowing her enemies.
Bel'Veth roots herself in place, channeling a storm of slashes around her that targets the lowest-health enemy and grants her lifesteal and damage reduction.
Bel'Veth consumes Void coral remnants, transforming into her true form and increasing her max health, attack range, and attack speed. Consuming the Void coral remnants of a Void epic monster will grant her the power to summon Void remora.
