Lady Sun Best Build, Counters and Farm Lane Burst Guide

Current global snapshot: Tier S, 48.95% win rate, 1.72% pick rate, 0.10% ban rate.

Lady Sun is a burst marksman. She does not win by standing still and trading autos forever; she wins by choosing short windows where Rolling Raid gives range, damage, and a better angle. Her current win rate is low compared with her pick rate, which usually means players are rolling forward without a plan.

Recommended build path: Master Sword -> Eternity Blade -> Daybreaker's Virtue -> Doomsday -> Sage's Sanctuary -> Destiny

Master Sword, Eternity Blade, and Daybreaker-style penetration are the damage core. Mortal Punisher keeps her threatening in extended fights, while Sage's Sanctuary and Destiny reduce the punishment for one bad step late. This build rewards clean hit-and-run patterns. If you cannot safely use the enhanced auto after Rolling Raid, wait.

Arcana and spell: Lvl 5: Calamity, Lvl 5: Reaver, Lvl 5: Hunt. Run Flash unless draft pressure clearly asks for a defensive swap.

Trade around Skill 1, not around ego. Roll sideways or backward for the enhanced shot when the enemy support can engage; roll forward only when their control is down or your support is already starting the fight. Frag Grenade matters because the physical defense reduction makes the next shots hurt. Use it before the burst, not after the enemy is already out of range.

Lady Sun wants angles, not front-line commitment. Stay near walls, use Rolling Raid to dodge the first engage, then fire the enhanced auto into whoever is safe to hit. Ultimate Shell is a finisher or long-range poke tool, but do not chase a low target through fog just because ultimate is up. Your biggest late-game job is staying alive for the second roll.

Good into: Diaochan, Nakoruru, Ying.

Watch out for: Kaizer, Dun, Arthur.

Kaizer, Dun, and Arthur punish her if she rolls into their threat range. Draft Lady Sun when your team can create small skirmishes or peel the first dive. Avoid using her as the only late-game insurance if your comp has no frontline, because she needs space to reset and reposition.