Soraka Wild Rift Build — Patch 7.2e

Noxian Guillotine (R) fully resets on a kill, so the only thing limiting Darius is his own health bar. Wish (R) heals every ally wherever they are, with 50% extra healing under 35% HP: that is what turns a double kill into a quadra.

Undying Rage (R) gives him five seconds where he cannot die, but he still comes out of it on one health. Wish (R) inside that window does not merely save him: it refills him, and the duel he had already lost starts over.

You are the squishiest champion in the game and you have no escape: Stand United (R) shields you and drops Shen next to you from anywhere on the map, and Shadow Dash (E) taunts whoever was about to delete you in one second.

Yone is extremely fragile and Soul Unbound (E) always snaps his spirit back on a fixed timer, which is exactly when opponents punish him. Astral Infusion (W) right then, or Wish (R) if he is already under 35%, turns that dive into a win.

Singed lives proxying deep in enemy territory where no healing ever reaches him: Wish (R) does, because it heals everywhere. In the early levels, when he is at his weakest, you save him the recall and he keeps shoving the wave.

Grandmaster-at-Arms (R) gives him resistances and more damage the longer a duel runs, and Counter Strike (E) only asks him to survive one more exchange: Wish (R) buys it. Worth it if the game hinges on his 1v1s, not on teamfights.

Cease and Desist (R) always gets her onto the enemy carry; the hard part is getting out alive, and unsupported she trades her life for one kill. With Wish (R) and Astral Infusion (W) on her, that dive wins the fight instead.

Battle Roar (W) only heals him off monsters: if the leap on a champion does not close, Rengar has nothing left to stay alive with. You are that healing, and Wish (R) reaches him even after a Thrill of the Hunt (R) across the map.

All of his damage depends on staying on target for the three empowered Three Talon Strike (Q) hits, and he is squishy before items: your healing buys him exactly those seconds. In return, Crescent Guard (R) is the peel you cannot give yourself.

Absolute Zero (R) is a three-second channel where he stands still and everyone focuses him: if he dies before it lands, nothing happens at all. Astral Infusion (W) and Wish (R) are exactly what carries it through to the end.

Meditate (W) heals him but freezes him in place, and he cannot attack while channelling: your healing gives him the same health without switching him off, so Highlander (R) keeps resetting on every kill. Only once he is already the threat.

One hook or one dive deletes you, and that is the only way your team loses its healing: Black Shield (E) blocks that crowd control outright. In return, Wish (R) keeps her standing while she channels Soul Shackles (R) in the middle of everyone.

Demonic Ascension (R) re-arms every six seconds for as long as he stays in demon form: the longer he survives inside the fight, the more damage he deals and the more he heals himself. Wish (R) and Astral Infusion (W) extend exactly that.

Destiny (R) teleports him into a fight on the far side of the map where no support can follow: Wish (R) can, because it heals everyone everywhere. For a champion with no shield, no heal and no dash, that is the only safety net there is.

Before level 5 Kassadin has no mobility and loses almost every trade: all he needs is to stay in lane. Wish (R) heals him from anywhere on the map, so he skips the recall and reaches Riftwalk (R) with his experience and gold intact.

Outside Astral Flight (W) he has no dash and no shield, so an assassin who jumps him simply deletes him. Equinox (E) silences the moment you cast it and roots whoever is still inside 1.5 seconds later: the dive dies before it starts.

Nasus has no escape at all and only wins long fights: Wish (R) and Astral Infusion (W) stretch the Fury of the Sands (R) window, and Wither (W) is the peel you cannot give yourself. For games that genuinely reach the late game.

Kog'Maw loses almost every trade before level 5 and owns no dash: Astral Infusion (W) keeps him in lane until his first AP items land, and Equinox (E) silences the dash or the ultimate of anyone trying to jump on him.

His whole game is stacking Dragon Practice without being interrupted, and the early game is his worst phase. Starcall (Q) on a champion heals you and shortens Astral Infusion (W), so you can keep topping him up wave after wave.

Her early game is standing still and auto-attacking, which is exactly what long-range poke punishes, and Kanmei's Steps (E) gives her speed, not a dash. Your healing lets her keep hitting, and Equinox (E) stops whoever walks at her.

Draven only wins lane if he can take every single trade and keep catching Spinning Axe (Q), and every trade leaves him lower. Starcall (Q) on a champion heals you and shortens Astral Infusion (W): he never has to walk back to base.

Bullet Time (R) is a stationary three-second channel: if it gets cut short, the fight is gone. Equinox (E) at her feet silences the dash of whoever is closing in and roots them 1.5 seconds later, while Astral Infusion (W) covers the rest.

Curtain Call (R) is four shots he has to stand still and fire: one heal on him, or an Equinox (E) under whoever is charging him, gets all four off. But Jhin wants a support who opens fights, and you never open a single one.