Aintracht Spandau, the LoL team of YouTuber HandOfBlood, remains unbeaten after the fourth matchday in the Prime League. A significant contribution to this was made by the supporter Olivier “Prime” Payet (cover image, via Prime League), who delivered a fantastic game on the champion Ashe against Penta 1860.
What was so special about the performance? Prime, the supporter of Aintracht Spandau, used an unusual champion in the match against Penta 1860. He played with Ashe, a classic marksman or AD carry.
While it is not uncommon for Ashe to be played as a supporter with a special build, it is rather rare in major tournaments. However, Prime delivered an outstanding game with Ashe:
- He landed several great stuns with the Crystal Arrow (“R”)
- He helped dominate the bot lane with good moves
- In the end, he finished with Ashe at 3/2/9
However, the highlight was the dragon steal with a volley (“W”). It is no wonder that Prime was chosen as the MVP (Most Valuable Player) of the match.
Prime blind steals the dragon, continuing an important tradition
What’s the deal with the dragon steal? The jungler Rulfchen from Penta 1860 started the dragon just before minute 9. He pulled it out of its lair to deny Aintracht Spandau vision and prevent a steal.
However, Prime was roaming in the jungle with Ashe and fired a volley over the wall without vision and unaware of the health points – promptly stealing the dragon to the surprise of everyone:
This way, Prime maintains an important tradition. Because as early as spring, Aintracht Spandau had a clear strategy. They focused heavily on the first dragons to build early pressure for the fight for the dragon soul.
Even now in the summer split, they have secured every single first dragon of the game so far.
Prime lands multiple ultimates across the map
What was also special about Prime’s performance? Besides the outstanding dragon steal, Prime managed everything that evening. He shot countless Enchanted Crystal Arrows across the map, securing even kills that should have been impossible.
This way, she could use volley and the Enchanted Crystal Arrow more often.
On the 5th matchday, Aintracht Spandau will face Team WAVE. They have so far achieved two wins and two losses, but surprisingly managed to defeat MOUZ.
Anyone interested in the course of Aintracht Spandau’s spring split can find a summary of all important events here:
LoL team of HandOfBlood loses the big spring final – fights with bad luck and mishaps
At minute 14, Prime shot his arrow from the bot lane towards the top lane and even secured a kill with it:
Support Ashe with a special cooldown build
Why play support Ashe? Ashe is designed as a classic AD carry but offers some slows and a stun on her ultimate. This allows her to be helpful to her team even as a supporter.
The core element of the build is the item Imperial Mandate. This grants mana regeneration and additionally deals magical damage when abilities slow or incapacitate enemies. This is then combined with a lot of ability haste, which reduces the cooldowns of abilities.
This way, she could use volley and the Enchanted Crystal Arrow more often.
On the 5th matchday, Aintracht Spandau will face Team WAVE. They have so far achieved two wins and two losses, but surprisingly managed to defeat MOUZ.
Anyone interested in the course of Aintracht Spandau’s spring split can find a summary of all important events here:
LoL team of HandOfBlood loses the big spring final – fights with bad luck and mishaps
