Should the fight not turn out in your favour, you can always use Scurry to escape.Īcorn Shot is Hoodwink’s strongest ability early on, so it’s best to take it at level one, three, and five then have it maxed out by level seven.
Bushwhack can stun multiple enemies if used correctly, while Acorn Shot can burst down enemies that are bunched up. Otherwise, Hoodwink can use her ability to soften up high value targets, such as high impact supports or tanky offlaners.
In team fights, Sharpshooter will be very valuable against carry heroes with strong passive abilities like Phantom Assassin or Spectre. You can use Scurry to get in a good position in the trees to charge up Sharpshooter then use Acorn Shot and Bushwhack to finish the target off. Scurry can be used to skirt around the tree line to take pot shots, set up ganks, or escape from danger.Īfter the laning phase, coordinate with your team for ganks. In the laning phase, Acorn Shot and Bushwhack are great for harassing opposing laners. Hoodwink’s skillset makes her a very versatile hero that can be used in every position, though it seems best to play her in the side lanes as either the offlaner or support as her abilities are heavily reliant on being near trees. With a relatively low mana cost and short cooldown, it’s great for ganking or picking off high value targets in team fights. Sharpshooter is a very powerful nuke that allows Hoodwink to easily pick off enemies. The ability also has a 150 mana cost and 45 second cooldown.Īt max charge, Sharpshooter will deal a whopping 1,400 damage while applying Break and slowing them by 50 per cent for six seconds. Once Sharpshooter has been fired, however, Hoodwink will be knocked back by the force of the shot. The damage and debuff duration is scaled up to how long Sharpshooter is charged, with maximum effectiveness reached after five seconds when it will also automatically fire. Hoodwink’s ultimate, Sharpshooter, is a charged ability that deals heavy damage, slows, and applies Break to an enemy hero.
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