How long does it take to charge Thresh's Flay?
Thresh's Flay (E) has a usefull passive:
Thresh's basic attacks deal bonus magic damage on each hit. This value is equal to the total number of Souls collected, plus a percentage of his attack damage based on the amount of time since his last attack.
When does the charging start?
How long does it take the passive to be fully charged?
Does the charging scale with the attackspeed? (more AS = less chargetime?)
Best Answer
Thresh has a particle effect.
As Flay passively charges up its bonus AA damage, his hook starts to glow brighter. It also has a sound effect that triggers when it reaches full charge (which takes 10 seconds).
"(...) plus a percentage of his attack damage based on the amount of time since his last attack."
So it starts charging after your last auto-attack.
No the charging does not scale with Attack Speed.
If you want to see for yourself, take Thresh into a custom game and put a point into Flay.
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How does Thresh Flay works?
Passively, Flay grants Thresh a empowered basic attack if he doesn't attack anything for a few seconds. When activated, Thresh rakes his Sycthe in a direction, dealing damage and knocking up targets hit.Can you Flay Amumu Q?
The most interesting thing about that (which I felt dumb afterwards for not realising) is that you obviously can't flay Amumu back if YOU'RE the target of the Q, as the Q does the stun on impact, leaving you stunned during the animation. That's also why he did it sideways in the video, it's the only way for Amumu.What kind of damage does Thresh do?
Thresh Ability (LoL): Flay Passive: Thresh deals bonus magic damage on each auto attack. The damage is equal to the number of souls he has collected giving 1.5 attack damage per soul plus 80 / 110 / 140 / 170 / 200% of attack damage, depending on length of time since last attack.5 Quick Tips \u0026 Tricks to Climb Ranked with Thresh
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