Soraka Support Build

Soraka Champion Guide

Role: Support

Lane: Support

Soraka Support performs best with a build featuring Dream Maker, Ionian Boots of Lucidity, Moonstone Renewer, Redemption, and Dawncore. The most effective rune setup for Soraka Support includes Summon Aery, Manaflow Band, Transcendence, and Scorch in the primary tree, paired with Bone Plating and Revitalize in the secondary tree.

Soraka Champion Abilities

Salvation

Soraka gains 90% movement speed while moving towards allied champions who are below 40% health. P

Starcall

Soraka calls down a star at a target location. Enemies standing at the point of impact take 85 / 120 / 155 / 190 / 225 (+35% of ability power) magic damage and are slowed by 30% for 2 seconds.

If Soraka hits at least one enemy champion, she is also granted Rejuvenation for 2.5 seconds, which restores 60 / 75 / 90 / 105 / 120 (+30% of ability power) health and grants her a decaying 20 / 22.5 / 25 / 27.5 / 30% movement speed buff over its duration.

While Soraka is Rejuvenated she can Rejuvenate other allies with Astral Infusion, granting them the same effects for the same duration. Q

Astral Infusion

Soraka blesses a friendly champion, restoring 100 / 135 / 170 / 205 / 240 (+70% of ability power) of its health. The health cost will be reduced by 80 / 85 / 90 / 95 / 100% if the ability is cast while Rejuvenated. Astral Infusion cannot be self-cast, nor can it be cast if Soraka is below 5% of her maximum health. W

Equinox

Soraka creates a starfield that deals 70 / 95 / 120 / 145 / 170 (+40% of ability power) magic damage to champions. The field lingers for 1.5 seconds, silencing enemies inside. When the zone disappears, champions inside the zone are rooted for 1 / 1.25 / 1.5 / 1.75 / 2 second(s) and take 70 / 95 / 120 / 145 / 170 (+40% of ability power) magic damage. E

Wish

RSoraka Ability: Wish
Cooldown: 150 / 135 / 120 Cost: 100
Soraka calls upon divine powers, clearing Grievous Wounds from all allied champions and restoring 150 / 250 / 350 (+50% of ability power) health to them, regardless of distance. Healing is increased by 50% on targets below 40% health. R

Soraka Summoner Spells

Flash

Flash is a location-targeted summoner spell that causes your champion to blink to the location in range of your cursor.

Heal

Heal is an auto-targeted summoner spell that instantly restores health to your champion and an ally while also granting a small burst of movement speed.

Soraka Runes

Soraka Items

Soraka Ability Order

Soraka Matchups Overview

Strong against

Xerath

Swain

Brand

Neeko

Leona

Nautilus

Weak against

Bard

Nami

Senna

Taric

Lulu

Blitzcrank

Soraka Tips and Tricks

Stay in the backline at all times and avoid walking too far forward, as you will be a target for incoming damage. Positioning yourself as far back as possible helps you survive longer in lane and team fights. After landing your Q on an enemy, use your W on your ADC to heal them without consuming your own health. Always keep an eye on the minimap and be ready to use your R to save allies. Only use it if they have a chance of escaping or turning the fight around.

Soraka Best Build, Runes, Items

Most Popular

For a strong Soraka Support build, take Flash and Heal as your Summoner Spells. Choose Summon Aery as your keystone, followed by Manaflow Band, Transcendence, and Scorch in the primary tree, with Bone Plating and Revitalize in the secondary tree. Use Adaptive Force in offense, Adaptive Force in flex, and Health Scaling in defense for rune shards, depending on the matchup. Start with Dream Maker, followed by Ionian Boots of Lucidity and Moonstone Renewer. The final three items should be Redemption, Dawncore, and Ardent Censer. The recommended ability order is W, then Q, then E.

Optional

For another Soraka build, take Flash and Heal as your Summoner Spells. Use Summon Aery as your keystone, with Manaflow Band, Transcendence, and Scorch in the primary tree, and Bone Plating with Revitalize in the secondary tree. Choose Adaptive Force, Adaptive Force, and Health Scaling for rune shards. The item build consists of Celestial Opposition first, followed by Ionian Boots of Lucidity and Moonstone Renewer. Complete the build with Redemption, Dawncore, and Vigilant Wardstone. The recommended skill order remains W, then Q, then E.

Alternative

For another option, take Flash and Heal as your Summoner Spells. Use Summon Aery as your keystone, with Manaflow Band, Transcendence, and Scorch in the primary tree, and Bone Plating with Revitalize in the secondary tree. Choose Adaptive Force, Adaptive Force, and Health Scaling for rune shards. Start with Solstice Sleigh, then build Boots of Swiftness and Moonstone Renewer. The last three items should be Redemption, Dawncore, and Vigilant Wardstone. Max W first, followed by Q, then E.

Off-Meta

For an off-meta playstyle, take Flash and Heal as your Summoner Spells, with Guardian, Font of Life, Bone Plating, and Revitalize in your primary rune tree, and Biscuit Delivery with Cosmic Insight in the secondary tree. Choose Adaptive Force, Adaptive Force, and Health Scaling for rune shards. Start with Dream Maker, then build Ionian Boots of Lucidity and Moonstone Renewer. The last three items should be Redemption, Dawncore, and Ardent Censer. Max W first, followed by Q, then E.

Situational Soraka Runes and Items

Depending on the game state, team compositions, and your matchup, certain situational items and rune choices may be necessary. Carefully assess both your team and the enemy team to adapt your build accordingly. For example, consider taking Armor or Magic Resist in rune shards based on the damage type of your lane opponents.