Who can send me the lost tooth in League of Legends

1.When aligning the line:

When the small narr is on the line, take advantage of your range, exchange your return force for health, trigger your excitement with basic attacks, and deter your opponents, so that you can develop with peace of mind.

Giant Nar has a completely different lane, his AOE skills provide powerful clearing and lane pushing abilities, but be aware that Nar's mobility is not good in this form. After level 6, Nar can string his skills together to stun and slow enemies all the time, start with a smash [w], and then use the time the enemy is stunned to release it! [r], followed by Throwing Boulder [Q] and Ignite, dealing a large amount of burst damage.

2.When playing a group:

If you're about to turn into a giant Nar, in the case of a Mini Nar, first control your position, because you're about to transform, so choose a light jump position, find a good bounce fulcrum, jump into the enemy line with a light jump [e], and use it when you land! [R] Knocks the enemy hero to the wall, uses Punch, then throws the boulder to call it a day.

If you're already fighting with Giant Nar, use Beat [W] before turning back into Miniature Nar, use the Hyper [W] movement speed bonus to distance yourself after turning back into Mini Nar, and throw back to the pursuing enemy with a force mark [Q], use Light Jump [E] to defuse emergencies, and concentrate on slashing your opponent with basic attacks and Q skills from a distance.

It's worth noting that Nar can jump over low walls to join the fight, note that as long as he can catch the return mark of each throw, the miniature Nar can deal more objective sustained damage, and since the two forms of skills share a cooldown, his throwing boulder [q] is already ready when he becomes a giant Nar, and if the terrain has an advantage, he can take advantage of it! [R] Knocks enemies to a wall, then deals damage again with a smash.

It's best not to play this new hero hasn't developed a suitable whip for it yet, and I've blown this new hero out several times.

Wait a while for someone to develop this hero before playing, otherwise you'll just have to pit your teammates.

Control your energy bar, and be sure to accumulate a part of your energy before the team battle, so that you can release your ultimate move during the team battle.

Try to use the skill brush passive, the passive damage is very high, and you can use the skill to start a group after it gets bigger.

What Nar needs is to control his anger, and once he gets bigger when he starts a group, he can easily become a leader in starting a group. In a small state, you can use W's passive to play three rings all the time to consume the opponent, and as soon as you are full of anger, you can go up and play a set.