Hi there!! My Btag is BeerBrawl. I'm no pro, and I'm no master of stitches. I'm just an average gamer with a lot of experience in the moba scene (cumulutuve 5+ years exerience.) I'm one of those guys who loves to play underdog champions and stitches is no exception. I really hope you enjoy reading my guide, even though I have absolutely NO background with coding. I will be updating this guide as much as I can. This guide is currently under construction, but I wnt to get as much advice out there as I can while I work on it.

Let's face it. The meta changes so rapidly that there is really no way to tell what the next meta will be. At the moment (Butcher patch) I see stitches as a POWER HOUSE!! He has those hooks from down town, an extremely powerful ult, and some super strong in combat sustain. If you use stitches properly, you can totally lock out that pesky assassin that is trying to ruin your back line.

Honestly any time is a good time to hook as long as you think you can land that nasty dunk from down town on the proper target. The support is a good target. The back line assassins are amazing targets. Champions with great area cc are TERRIBLE TARGETS!! If you end up hooking a Diablo, Johanna, or (please don't do this) an ETC into your back in I would almost garauntee that you will have a bad day. I like to think of 3 quick factors before I throw a hook; my placement, my sqishie's placement, and the enemy's potential to CC my team. If you're seeing all green lights for a hook then just take it. Hesitation will get you nothing but an air hook, the wrong champion, or a nice tasty minion to drop your devour on. But seriously, Don't waste your devour on a minion in a team fight unless you desparately need a snackrafice or the minon (jaina ele's) are about to murder one of your playmates.

Having trouble landing your hooks? Practice. Practice a lot. I feel like huge amounts of coffee mixed with dub step also does the trick. But in all seriousness if you're having trouble landing hooks DO NOT buff it at level 16. Get your pulverize instead.