Musashi

Jungle start is standard. Skill 2 refunds half its cooldown when it hits, so dashing through camps keeps you moving and puts your level 4 timing among the fastest in the jungle class. From your very first camp, drill the habit of weaving a basic attack after every skill: your Passive's empowered basics refund one second off Skill 1 and Skill 2 each, and that habit alone dictates both your clear speed and your gank quality. There's no need to force anything before level 4 — take river vision and scout your first duel target.

Once you have your Ultimate, hunt isolated enemies in the side lanes. The lock-on dash cannot miss, grants 50% damage reduction and crowd control immunity while traveling, and slaps a five-second healing delay on the target — the more a fighter relies on sustain, the harder you beat them. At Tyrant fights, Skill 1's hidden strength shows: it destroys enemy projectiles along its path, letting you shield your team in river skirmishes. This is the window to build an item lead through duels and take control of the game's second half.

Past four items, the winning pattern is split-pushing a side lane and dueling whoever comes to answer. Against enemies below 50% HP, your empowered basic converts to a missing-HP execute strike, so your damage climbs as fights drag on. When you're needed in a teamfight, come in from a flank and point your Ultimate at the enemy carry — but a failed pick just hands them a reset once the healing delay expires. Before you commit, ask one question: can I kill this target within five seconds? If you hesitate, holding the dash wins more games than forcing it.

Musashi is not a front-and-center teamfighter. Open by holding Skill 1 to swat down the enemy's key projectiles, then enter from a flank with Skill 2 once their crowd control is spent. Your ideal victims are overextended marksmen and mages. From the Ultimate's knock-up, alternate skills and empowered basics and the cooldown refunds keep your hands full the entire fight. Two rules: never linger where multiple enemies can hit you, and never waste a single empowered basic. Follow both and even a five-man brawl turns into the duel you wanted.