Taliyah Counter: Taliyah is a zone control mage, with high mobility and low, situational, skillshot CC. She can traverse the map with her ultimate, gains movement speed when near walls and can cut off enemies escapes with her ultimate, making her ganks something to truly be feared and extremely difficult to run away from without the correct coordination. All of Taliyah’s abilities are skillshots. Threaded Volley is complicated by Worked Ground, which needs to be spaced well for sustained presence in combat.Taliyah’s kit is designed to control and punish her opponent’s movements. Strong foresight is needed to manage her CDs to break enemy formations.

Patch:
8.17

Win Rate:
50.83%

Play Rate:
1.14%

Ban Rate:
0.14%

Win Rate by
Game Length:
48.42%

Tips To Deal With Taliyah Counter 8.19

1) Taliyah’s Q/Threaded Volley can only be fired in a single direction. Move sideways to avoid being hit by it easily.

2) Whenever Taliyah uses E/Unraveled Earth, at most times she is looking to use W/Seismic Shove so she can deal both of the damages instantaneously. If you find Taliyah using E/Unraveled Earth then play with awareness for her incoming W/Seismic Shove which can be dodged with good movement easily. After this, it leaves Taliyah in a vulnerable position since both the abilities have a moderately long cooldown.

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3) Taliyah’s Q/Threaded Volley has been changed to deal only single target damage affecting her wave clear significantly and making it hard for her to shove the wave to her enemy’s tower. So, instead try to push the wave to her side since she will have a hard time killing creeps under tower giving you a good creep score lead as well as gold lead.

4) One of Taliyah’s strength is her ability to roam and create impact in other lanes significantly, to avoid this look to picking champions that can easily clear the wave and shove it under her tower. Especially if she goes roaming, she will miss all the minions as well as not get anything in the other lanes if your teammates play safely reacting to her absence.