Lux is an excellent caster champion that can zone her enemies away from minion range during the early game. She is such a lane bully in the laning phase that gives ADCs a hard time to score CS.
Her value does not fall off either-even if the game reaches the 30-minute mark, as she can be used as a carry champion too. By late game, she would have so much damage and ability haste built that she can cast her ultimate often. This is great to clear minion waves and use it to deal heavy poke damage on the enemies.
She is also great at setting kills for her ADC champion anytime during the game. With that said, let us take a look at 5 of the best ADCs you can pair with her.
1. Caitlyn
Caitlyn is a great ADC to pair with Lux because of her W snare. Once an enemy is caught with Lux’s Q, that enemy will be guaranteed dead with this duo in the early game as the CC chain is too much, along with the burst damage they both deal.
An excellent cheese strategy you can use in the early game with this duo is to wait for the enemies on the tri brush. If they went to leash their jungler take the Red buff, they are gonna walk towards the tri brush to get back to lane. When this happens, be sure to take Caitlyn’s W and Lux’s Q.
Plant traps in the bush where you expect the enemy to walk to. When they walk to your trap, just hit them and make sure Lux uses her Q just at the right time before your snare duration ends. If the enemy survives, try to predict where they will flash and put a trap on that location so you can finish them with a headshot.
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2. Morgana
Now, this is really a fun build, not really an attack damage champion, but Morgana can be picked to be a carry champion at the bot lane. This is a very dangerous duo to face in the bot lane. As they stack their CCs together, you won’t be able to play the game. Even if you build a QSS, you will still be immobilized by their skills.
Morgana or Lux can open up a pick with their Q ability. When an enemy is hit, be sure to stack your skills at the right time to maximize the duration of the enemy’s immobility.
They have lots of CC abilities, so they really don’t have to worry about ganks in the early game, provided that they have good river vision so they can react quickly on ganks.
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3. Jhin
With both of the champions having long-range skills, lane dominance is imminent. Hitting a Q with Lux on an enemy means a free W hit from Jhin, and this is an excellent poking technique you can use in the early game. Both champions can also follow these roots up with high damage making them win early trades and establish lane dominance.
In the late game, these champions have incredibly long-range ultimates they can both use at the backline. During team fights, they can stay behind their teammates and still deal tons of damage to enemies.
Suppose the enemies manage to get a plank. In that case, Lux can peel on Jhin with her Q, and his W. Jhin is no pushover when he is within range of his auto-attack as he can deal over a thousand damage with a single hit in the late game.
4. Ezreal
This duo has a very high all-in burst potential with its low cooldowns and high damage outputs. Once caught with a Lux Q + E combo, Ezreal can continuously poke the enemy down with his Q spam and W enhancements. If the enemy manages to get away, both of them can finish that champion off with their ultimate abilities.
Ezreal is a very squishy champion if he focuses on building damage items, so you’re going to need to focus and cast your W on Ez frequently, so he won’t get his health poked down by enemies. Ezreal can also build tank items, and if he does, you can focus on your Lux by building damaged items so you can help him deal damage.
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5. Ashe
A very excellent lane bully duo in the laning phase. This duo spends most of their time casting their abilities on enemy champions in the early game to zone them out of minion EXP range. If they manage to do this, Ashe can power farm ahead of the enemy ADC and gain the upper hand for the mid-game.
Their power spike is post-level 6 because of their ultimate abilities. Ashe can open up a fight with her ultimate, and Lux can follow up with her Q to extend CC duration. Both of them can throw their skills to burst down the enemy, and be sure to use Lux’s ult at the beginning of the fight so that you won’t take away the kill from Ashe
Conclusion
Lux is a grand champion that can peel and play aggressively. She has high versatility, which means there are lots of ways you can play here, depending upon the situation. She works great with most ADCs, but the ones mentioned above are the top 5 ADCs with so much value when paired with Lux support. With all that in mind, I wish you Goodluck on your next games. See you on the rift summoner, GLHF, when you decide to play a game as Lux support.
