Fiora/Playstyle Tips

In-Game Tips

 * Fiora used to be a fencer, thus she has excellent Attack.
 * Fiora can inflict additional skill damage to the enemy in short bursts, at the cost of her Stamina.

General
Fiora is an incredibly powerful early game bully, not because her skills does significant damage or effect, but because of the innate risk within the game.

The main risk of rushing a purple weapon is that it may defect early, and force players to waste time to replace their weapon. Thus, many players choose to keep their weapon as a mid-ranged blue weapon, then upgrade it when it defects. Weapon Polishing means Fiora can easily rush her purple weapon with impunity and rarely worry about defects. Even if she was behind, Fiora can still dish out equal or higher damage simply by holding a purple weapon over another player's blue weapon, and thus exert the pressure she needs to either contest an area or simply waste other player's healing. While this ability loses some value as the game goes on, it is always good to know you won't have to worry about weapons defecting.

On top of her being a solid early game bully, Contre Attaque is also a solid offensive ability. An 8% damage reduction is quite strong, and the bonus damage based on her stamina is incredibly hefty assuming her stamina is at a decent level. While keeping stamina up is crucial for any player, it is especially important on Fiora, who not only needs to have enough stamina to keep moving, but also enough to attack with it.

Overall, she is suitable for aggressive play, taking advantage of her weapon being much sturdier than other players. However, if a player chooses, her decent stats and Contre Attaque also allows for a more conservative play style. Which takes advantage of her early purple weapon to pad their lackluster mastery in the early games during contesting.