eldechad Eldegoss - no69HEALER

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you are ELDEGOSS.
the supporter title isn't exactly misleading, but elde deals so much chip damage that, if the enemies aren't careful, they'll end up getting wiped by your ADC teammates.

focus on supporting whichever teammate you end up with. remember that EXP share makes them very, very overleveled if you push well, so hope and pray that your teammate knows when to get aggressive to take advantage of your skills.

never choose leaf tornado, it's next to useless compared to puff. pollen puff and your boosted autos significantly slow enemies. plus, pollen puff heals your allies an unfair amount. the only caveat is that you need to aim pollen puff very, very well -- the healing AOE is quite small (especially when compared to Clefable), and wasting a pollen puff means you have to wait 5s before using it again.

once you get cotton spore, you can move very quickly around the fights to support your teammates or deliver a stun in a large area of effect. it disrupts the enemies' fights and can turn around games. just remember that Elde is quite squishy despite its stats, so be sure to attach a pollen puff to her right before entering a fight. cotton spore is also a good move for disengaging, and punishes those that get too close.

cotton cloud crash, the ult, is actually harder to use than it seems. the animation for elde taking flight delays when you can land, so, like pollen puff, be sure to use it right before entering a fight. it will give a huge stun in a large area of affect, as well as sizable damage and an ungodly amount of healing for your teammates. be sure to have this move ready in teamfights, so farm with a teammate to recharge your ult and take advantage of exp share.

never, ever be doing nothing with eldegoss. if there is seemingly nothing to do, find a teammate in a lane that's likely to be pushed (example being bottom lane if the enemies get bottom regi/drednaw) and farm with them. you can even help your jungler farm if the match reaches a peaceful point -- this will make your jungler even beefier (but be sure to save the last hits for them!)

eldegoss works well with any defender or all rounder in either top or bottom lane. if you're coordinating with a five-person team, double jungling might be an option. please don't use eldegoss with a pokemon that doesn't have at least decent offenses or defenses in early game (example being cinderace, as scorbunny/raboot hit for almost nothing in lane).