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Overview
Alice revamped is a sustain-heavy mage who thrives in extended teamfights and objective control. Her new passive, Blood Banquet, builds up Crimson stacks through skill hits, which convert into healing and percentage max HP damage when active. This makes her increasingly durable and threatening as fights drag on. Her Skill 1 is a forward projectile that can be recast to blink, giving her flexible mobility for offense or escape. Skill 2 creates a damaging area that scales with her passive, allowing her to zone enemies and recover health. Her ultimate grants control immunity and damage reduction for a short duration, followed by a delayed AoE burst and immobilize—perfect for punishing grouped enemies and anchoring team engagements. Alice's revamped kit rewards smart positioning, timing, and stack management, making her a powerful pick for teams that want sustained pressure and zone control.
Strengths
Alice revamped shines in extended teamfights and objective control thanks to her powerful sustain and area damage. Her passive, Blood Banquet, allows her to heal and deal percentage max HP damage when fully stacked, making her incredibly durable in drawn-out engagements. Her ultimate grants control immunity and damage reduction, letting her anchor fights and survive burst attempts while punishing grouped enemies with delayed crowd control and AoE damage. She excels at zoning enemies during Turtle and Lord contests, forcing unfavorable positioning and creating space for her team. Once she has her core items and passive stacks, Alice becomes a frontline mage who can absorb pressure, disrupt formations, and turn chaotic fights into winning trades.
Weaknesses
Alice revamped has several key weaknesses that players should watch out for: - Early vulnerability: She relies on stacking her passive to become effective, making her weak in the early game and prone to being bullied in lane. - Limited mobility: Without her Skill 1 recast or Flicker, she struggles to escape dives or reposition during fights. - Susceptible to burst: High-damage assassins or mages can eliminate her before she activates her sustain tools. - Spread-out enemies: Her AoE abilities are most effective against grouped targets; teams that stay spread reduce her impact. - Reliant on timing: Her ultimate has a delay before its crowd control lands, which can be dodged or interrupted if poorly timed. These weaknesses make her dependent on good positioning, team coordination, and item progression to reach her full potential.
Recommended
This build for revamped Alice is designed to maximize her sustain, durability, and scaling damage across all phases of the match: - Tough Boots: These reduce crowd control duration and give magic defense, helping Alice survive early poke and control effects while she stacks her passive. - Clock of Destiny: A core scaling item that boosts HP, mana, and magic power over time. It synergizes perfectly with Alice's need for durability and late-game power. - Oracle: Enhances Alice's healing effects from her passive and Concentrated Energy (if taken later), while also providing magic defense and cooldown reduction for more frequent skill usage. - Brute Force Breastplate: Adds physical defense and movement speed with each skill or basic attack, giving Alice extra mobility and tankiness during extended fights. - Glowing Wand: Applies burn damage over time, which complements her area skills and helps pressure enemies with sustained magic damage—especially useful against high HP targets. - Queen's Wings: Offers a clutch survival tool by reducing incoming damage when Alice drops low, while boosting spell vamp to help her recover quickly and stay in the fight longer. Together, this build balances survivability, scaling, and sustained damage—allowing Alice to thrive in long teamfights and punish grouped enemies while remaining hard to burst down.
Sustain
The emblem set was chosen to maximize Alice's sustain, mobility, and damage efficiency in extended fights. The Tank main emblem provides bonus HP and cooldown reduction, helping her survive longer and cast skills more frequently. Agility increases her movement speed, allowing smoother rotations, better chase potential, and easier repositioning during fights. Festival of Blood grants spell vamp with each kill or assist, which stacks up and boosts her healing - perfect for her AoE-heavy playstyle. Impure Rage adds bonus magic damage based on the enemy's max HP and restores mana with each skill hit, keeping her pressure consistent and her mana pool stable. This setup turns Alice into a durable, mobile, and self-sustaining mage who thrives in chaotic teamfights and objective control.
Damage/Sustain
Mage as the main emblem boosts magic power and cooldown reduction so she can deal higher damage and cast more often; Thrill adds early magic penetration and damage for stronger trade and lane pressure; Festival of Blood provides stacking spell vamp to amplify her passive healing and make her hard to burst in teamfights; Impure Rage adds percent max HP magic damage and mana sustain so she can threaten tanks and keep spamming skills. Together these choices maximize damage, sustain, and pressure against both squishies and tanks.
Battle Spell
Provides crucial instant repositioning, whether for risky initiations, urgent escapes, or repositioning after using Crimson Gleam. It compensates for Alice's lack of dash or immunity outside of her Skill 1, making it a powerful defensive (or even surprise offensive) tool. Flicker is ideal for situations where the enemy has heavy burst/crowd control or if you need to cross terrain quickly.
Early-Late game Tips and Techniques
Alice's laning phase is inherently patient and defensive, but mastery of movement, skill timing, and stacking opportunities will reward players with a powerful mid and late-game impact. Here's an in-depth guide to early strategy, positioning, and transitioning to the midgame. Early Game Positioning tricks Exp lane (typical use) - Passive Playstyle: In the opening minutes, focus on last-hitting minions from a safe distance using Skill 1 (Crimson Gleam) for poke and zone control. Against strong poke matchups like Harith, Yu Zhong, or Esmeralda, stay near your tower and avoid unnecessary trade. - Vision and Anti-Gank: Use Crimson Gleam into jungle entrances and bushes to check for incoming ganks. Always keep your teleport ready as an escape route. Do not overextend without vision, especially before level 4 and your first item. Mid Lane (Rare, but Possible) - Roaming Potential: After clearing the wave, Alice's map mobility allows quick roams to side lanes using her Skill 1 blink. Rotate early to pressure Gold or EXP lane. Roaming with your jungler at level 4 can secure objectives or kills using your crowd control. Tips - Engage Late: In chaotic teamfights or turret defenses, enter after the initial crowd control. Aim to catch 2 or more enemies with your ultimate after blinking in. - Extending Combos: Use Skill 1 over walls or across the river to extend pressure or escape. Practice aiming to maximize map mobility and quick flanks. - Stack and Sustain: Stay in fights as long as your passive is active and enemies are nearby. If your healing is reduced or passive is on cooldown, back off and reset before re-engaging.
Best With Khufra
100% co-op win rate
Alice synergizes exceptionally well with Khufra, especially in coordinated teamfights. Khufra's ability to initiate and group enemies using his Tyrant's Revenge and Tyrant's Rage sets up the perfect stage for Alice's AoE-heavy kit. When Khufra dives in and knocks multiple enemies together, it creates a clustered zone where Alice can blink in with Skill 1 and unleash her ultimate for maximum impact. His crowd control not only locks enemies in place but also buys Alice the time she needs to activate Blood Banquet and sustain through damage. Together, they form a deadly combo: Khufra disrupts and compresses the enemy formation, while Alice follows up with healing, damage, and immobilization, turning chaotic fights into clean wipes.
Watch Out For Baxia
20% counter win rate
Baxia is one of the most effective counters to Alice revamped, especially when played as a roamer or jungler. His passive, Baxia Mark, reduces all healing received by enemies he damages—including spell vamp, item-based healing, and Alice's Blood Banquet passive. This directly undermines her core strength: sustained healing in extended fights. Every time Baxia hits Alice with skills or basic attacks, her ability to recover HP is significantly weakened, making her much easier to burst down or zone out of teamfights. His mobility also allows him to chase her down or disrupt her setup before she can activate her ultimate. In short, Baxia doesn't just slow Alice's snowball—he actively dismantles her sustain-based playstyle.