•Before every forward jump, decide whether W or R(W) is the blink you are spending and which one you are saving, because LeBlanc gets much cleaner trades when one cast is still reserved to dodge, chase, or snap back .
•LeBlanc’s best midgames begin when a shoved side wave lets you vanish with Sweeper before dragon or Baron, since chain threat plus the return pad make jungle entrances dangerous before the fight has even started .
•When the game gets rough, a very real LeBlanc job is playing near your own carry and using E -> R(E) on the diver or facechecker who steps too far, because one root in the wrong spot is often how her comeback windows reopen .
55.1%
255.2%
55.0%
W→
Q→
E55.9%
>
79.5%
71.7%
