Build the first cycle before spending it

0:55–8:00, until the first clear and first objective setup are decided

When lanes lack reliable level-three setup, use a conditioned full clear and finish near the lane or river side that can support you. Camps apply Dream Dust and let Blooming Blows build movement speed for the next play. Check one early gank window: if the target is exposed, missing an escape tool, or meeting a crashing wave, act; otherwise return to camps or reset. When ahead, use priority to enter the enemy quadrant. When behind, mirror-clear away from the enemy jungler and protect the safest scaling lane.

Path

Farm unless the first gank is real

If your champion clears healthily and lanes lack reliable setup during the first clear, use a conditioned full clear toward the side where you can arrive with priority. If a lane is overextended, missing its escape tool, or receiving a crashing wave, take a three-camp gank route; if the gank is not actionable on arrival, return to camps rather than extending the chase.

With Lillia

• If Lillia is on your team, give her a vision-cleared approach instead of forcing an immediate fight. When she has marked several enemies, keep targets in range and hold displacement or burst until her sleep window can be converted.
• If you are frontline, stand between Lillia and the first engage while she builds Dream Dust. When the enemy commits to her or your carry, peel long enough for her movement speed and Swirlseed slow to create distance; speed is not immunity.
• If your lane has priority before dragon, Voidgrubs, Herald, or Baron, push the nearby wave and move with her during the 60–90 second setup. She can threaten an approach, but should not face-check or start a blind contest while allies collect minions.
• If Lillia is ahead, route fights through open jungle and river space where she can circle. If she is behind, protect access to camps and safe side waves, then fight around enemy overextension rather than asking her to dive through a prepared frontline.