Yasuo, the unforgiven, is a fictional champion from League of Legends. He is an assassin, fighter and you can pay him as a mid or top laner. Yasuo is a pretty hard champ if you want to make plays with your E and dash through enemy champs. Yasuo is situational because you need so much knock up in your team to use with your ulti because it is easier to use it than to try to stack with your Q. He is really strong because of his passive that doubles his crit chance.
Summoner Spells:
Flash
Ignite
Masteries:
Offense: -double edged sword-1 point
-fury- 3 points
-expose weakness- 1 point
-brute force- 3 points
-spell weaving- 1 point
-martial mastery- 1 point
-executioner- 3 points
-warlord- 3 points
-devastating strikes- 3 points
-dangerous game- 1 point
-havoc- 1 point
Defense: -block- 2 points
-enchanted armor- 2 points
-unyielding- 1 point
-veteran's scars- 3 points
-juggernaut- 1 point
Offense: -double edged sword-1 point
-fury- 3 points
-expose weakness- 1 point
-brute force- 3 points
-spell weaving- 1 point
-martial mastery- 1 point
-executioner- 3 points
-warlord- 3 points
-devastating strikes- 3 points
-dangerous game- 1 point
-havoc- 1 point
Defense: -block- 2 points
-enchanted armor- 2 points
-unyielding- 1 point
-veteran's scars- 3 points
-juggernaut- 1 point
Runes:- quint- 2 lifesteal, 1 damage
-mark- AD
-glyph- crit or MR
-Seal- armor
Starting Items
Core Items
Full Game Build
Bio
Yasuo is a man of resolve, an agile swordsman who wields the wind itself to cut down his foes. But this once proud warrior has been disgraced by a false accusation and forced into a desperate fight for survival. With the world turned against him, he will do everything in his power to bring the guilty to justice and restore his honor.
Once a brilliant pupil at a renowned Ionian sword school, Yasuo was the only student in a generation to master the legendary wind technique. Many believed he was destined to become a great hero. However, his fate was changed forever when Noxus invaded. Yasuo was charged with guarding an Ionian Elder, but, foolishly believing his blade alone could make the difference, left his post to join the fray. By the time he returned, the Elder had been slain.
Disgraced, Yasuo willingly turned himself in, prepared to pay for his failure with his life. He was shocked, however, to find himself accused not just of dereliction, but of the murder itself. Though confused and racked with guilt, he knew the assassin would go unpunished if he did not act. Yasuo raised his sword against the school and fought his way free, knowing his treason would turn all of Ionia against him. Now truly alone for the first time in his life, he set out to find the Elder's real killer.
Yasuo spent the next several years wandering the land, seeking any clue that might lead him to the murderer. All the while, he was relentlessly hunted by his former allies, continually forced to fight or die. His mission drove him ever forward, until he was tracked down by the one foe he dreaded most – his own brother, Yone.
Bound by a common code of honor, the two warriors bowed and drew their swords. Silently they circled one another under the moonlight. When they finally charged forward, Yone was no match for Yasuo; with a single flash of steel he cut his brother down. Yasuo dropped his weapon and rushed to Yone's side.
Overcome with emotion, he demanded to know how his own kin could think him guilty. Yone spoke: “The Elder was killed by a wind technique. Who else could it be?” Understanding swept over Yasuo as he suddenly realized why he had been accused. He professed his innocence once more and begged his brother's forgiveness. Tears streamed down Yasuo's face as his brother passed in his arms.
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