Best Morgana Builds in Wild Rift

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Morgana

Morgana the Fallen is an AP Mage champion. Primarily played in the support role, Morgana is also quite capable of dishing out her own damage, making her a great Mid hero as well as a proficient jungler in her own right.

Skills

What makes Morgana so powerful are her skills. In the right hands, she is capable of dishing out a lot of damage while supporting her teammates:

Soul Siphon (Passive): Heals for 20 percent of the damage dealt against other champions, large minions, and large monsters. Triggers upon dealing any spell damage.
Dark Binding: Fires a bolt of energy, damaging the first enemy unit it comes into contact with for 80/150/220/290 damage while rooting them in place for 2/2.25/2.5/2.75 seconds.
Tormented Shadow: Seeps an area in dark magic, affecting all enemies standing in it for 6/12/18/24 damage per tick. Each tick of damage procs every 0.5 seconds. This damage keeps increasing exponentially based on how much HP the targets are missing, and also deals 200 percent increased damage to monsters.
Black Shield: Places a shield on an ally that blocks up to 80/140/200/260 magic damage. This shield breaks if the damage crosses the maximum threshold. It also blocks disables from affecting the target as long as it is active.
Soul Shackles (Ultimate): Sprouts chains from Morgana that affect nearby enemy champions dealing 14/16/18 percent of their max HP as damage. The chains last for three seconds and reveal hidden enemies for its duration. If an enemy is affected for the entire duration of the chains, they will be stunned for 1.5 seconds and take the same damage once more.

The first two of her primary skills are great to combo with each other. While Dark Binding roots and holds an enemy in place, Tormented Shadow does the desired damage over time, with this combo being devastating throughout the early levels.

Her major defensive support capabilities come through her Black Shield skill, which not only negates magic damage but also disables. Her ultimate Soul Shackles offer further disable and also a reveal upon usage, ensuring that those pesky stealth champions can be caught.

She can be quite squishy, however. That problem can be alleviated through her passive Soul Siphon which keeps Morgana healed for every point of damage she dishes out, making her one of the tankier supports in the game.

Items

A combination of these items brings out the best in Morgana, in any role:

Ionian Boots of Lucidity – Stasis
Liandry’s Torment
Rabadon’s Deathcap
Rod of Ages
Rylai’s Crystal Scepter
Void Staff

This upgrade to her boots is arguably the best on Morgana. The Stasis ability is widely considered to be one of the best for a support, making them invulnerable and untargetable for the duration.

Liandry’s Torment combos well with her Dark Binding and Soul Shackles, dealing damage off max HP percentage and doubling that number while they are rooted or stunned with those abilities.

Rabadon’s Deathcap is just a flat power increase to Morgana by 40 percent. Nothing fancy there, just straight-up power spikes her upon acquiring it.

The Rod of Ages is quite possibly the best sustain item on Morgana, restoring her mana for a percentage of the damage dealt, while also restoring HP based on a percentage of the mana spent for doing so.

Rylai’s Crystal Scepter slows enemies with each damaging spell cast, of which Morgana has three. This ensures a disable even if the damage is felt without the debuff being placed.

Finally, the Void Staff completes this build by providing a whopping 40 percent magic penetration, further amplifying her skill damage along with Rabadon’s Deathcap, making for a very powerful secondary (or even primary) damage-dealing champion.

Builds

Morgana’s builds can be broken down into three primary builds:

Support build
Mid build
Jungler build

Each of these builds excel in their own way.

Support build

This build focuses more on Morgana maxing out and prioritizing her Black Shield spell, maxing it out by level 7. Being a support, the most essential task would be keeping her allies alive and Black Shield does that extremely well.

This is followed up by maxing out Dark Binding next to ensure a setup for either Morgana or her damage-dealing allies to secure a kill. A guaranteed root also lets allies escape a sticky situation.

Finally to round it off, maxing out Tormented Shadow for follow-up damage in the later stages of the game completes this build. Soul Shackles are leveled up whenever possible.

Mid build

This build focuses on Morgana being a primary damage dealer, which results in certain deviations from the Support build. To start off, we go the opposite route and max out Tormented Shadow first. The damage from this skill is consistent and since it hits enemies in an AOE, it’s great for damaging multiple foes.

Next, we go down the same path of maxing out Dark Binding, ensuring a root setup for Tormented Shadow, making enemies stay in the pool longer and die faster. This combos well with Soul Shackles, ensuring a follow-up stun.

Black Shield is maxed out last, which would make players think this build feels like too much of a glass cannon, but Morgana’s Soul Siphon passive will make sure that all of the damage she dishes out also keeps her alive. Soul Shackles are leveled up whenever possible.

Jungler build

This build is not quite as straightforward, the priority for skill build is split evenly between Dark Binding and Tormented Shadow, ensuring a good mix of both damage and disables.

One value point of Black Shield is taken before level 10, ideally, but maybe sooner if there is a need to fall back on being a little more defensive than normal. Black Shield is still maxed out last in this build as well.

Soul Shackles are leveled up whenever possible.