Roam poke-healer whose global ultimate doubles heals across the map
Floryn is a roaming support who heals through poke damage, since Sow both damages an enemy and spawns Healing Fruits for nearby allies in a single cast. Her identity is Bloom, a global ultimate that heals her entire team twice regardless of position and clears any active healing or shield reduction.
Her kit is straightforward poke-and-heal with a simple stun setup and no combo timing to master.
Max Sow first for the healing and poke uptime, level Sprout second for the stun setup, and take the ultimate at 4, 8 and 12.
After leaving combat in 5 seconds, Floryn can share the Flower of Hope with an allied hero (30 seconds cooldown), which will grant them a 150 (+80% Total Magic Power) shield each time they are healed by Floryn. Floryn will never sell the Lantern.
“Dew's Lantern will permanently increase Floryn's attributes by a small amount.”
Always active — no cooldown
Floryn tosses an Energy Seed at a target enemy, dealing 180–330 (+100% Total Magic Power) Magic Damage. Healing Fruits will then spawn and bounce to nearby allied heroes, restoring 175–225 (+90% Total Magic Power) HP.
Floryn casts a blob of energy ahead and explodes upon hitting an enemy, dealing 175–350 (+90% Total Magic Power) Magic Damage to nearby enemies stunning them for 0.7 seconds (and revealing their positions briefly).
Floryn resonates with Dew's power, restoring 250–450 (+100% Total Magic Power) HP to all allied heroes 2 times no matter where they are on the battlefield. This effect removes any Healing Reduction or Shield Reduction effects on allied heroes, and makes them immune to the effects for 2 seconds.
Signature combo
Core items in buy order, with the emblem, talents and battle spell that go with them.
6,300g total
Default pick protecting a hyper-carry through extended teamfights and skirmishes.
Battle spell
Flicker120s CDThe 'Flicker combo' — blinking in right as a hook or stun lands, or blinking out the instant an enemy ultimate is cast — is the single most common high-elo outplay moment in the game.
Swap in when needed
Athena's Shield — When she's a priority target for enemy burst before Bloom is ready.
Glowing Wand — Anti-heal when the enemy has their own sustain to cut through.
Guardian Helmet — Extra raw HP to survive long enough to land her global heal.
7,440g total
Into lane matchups where extra pressure from Sow's damage component helps win trades.
Battle spell
Sprint100s CDUnlike Purify, Sprint does nothing against stuns or roots already applied — it only prevents future slows and outruns melee threats, so it's best on heroes who aren't the primary CC target.
Swap in when needed
Athena's Shield — When she's a priority target for enemy burst before Bloom is ready.
Glowing Wand — Anti-heal when the enemy has their own sustain to cut through.
Guardian Helmet — Extra raw HP to survive long enough to land her global heal.
The heroes that make this matchup hard, and the mechanic that does it.
YinFighter · AssassinHardMy Turn drags Floryn into Yin's domain where no ally can reach her, and Lieh's empowered skills burst her down before it ends.
FrancoTankHardFranco's Iron Hook can pull Floryn out of position and secure a kill before Bloom's long cooldown is available.
NolanAssassinHardNolan's reset-and-dive kit specifically hunts low-mobility supports like Floryn once he closes the gap.
KajaSupport · FighterHardKaja's suppression locks Floryn down completely, preventing her from casting Bloom or Sprout to save herself or an ally.
LolitaSupport · TankSoftLolita's shield can block Sow's projectile before it ever reaches an enemy or heals an ally, neutralizing her main sustain tool in a trade.
SilvannaFighterSoftSilvanna's ultimate CC-chain and burst threaten to kill Floryn's target before her healing can offset the damage.
EudoraMageSoftEudora's stun-into-burst combo can delete Floryn's low-durability HP pool in a single rotation.
IxiaMarksmanSoftIxia's long-range precision damage outpaces the small, repeated heals from Sow in a straight poke exchange.
GlooTankSoftGloo's sticky ultimate attaches to her directly, denying the distance she needs to safely poke and heal from range.Heroes whose own counter list names Floryn — the same matchup, read from the other side.
AliceTank · MageSoftHer sustained team healing can outpace what Alice's own damage-and-heal race can burn through, and Floryn's mounted mobility makes targets hard to pin down.
FaramisSupport · MageSoftFloryn's constant team healing can out-sustain Faramis's poke damage entirely, denying him kill pressure before Cult Altar is ready.
GatotkacaTank · FighterSoftFloryn's healing bond keeps her whole team topped up through Blast Iron Fist's damage zone, diluting the value of a kit that relies on chip damage over time.
LancelotAssassinSoftFloryn's Sow heals her allies on every poke, topping them off faster than Lancelot's dash-and-strike combo can burst them down.
ZetianMageSoftFloryn's healing keeps her team topped up through Zetian's poke, outlasting the damage from Phoenix Strike and Phoenix Descent.Duo partners whose kit completes this one.
FaramisSupport · MageFaramis's soul-fragment healing and Floryn's Sow together give the team an unusually high combined sustain output between fights.
Yi Sun-shinAssassin · MarksmanYi Sun-shin's extended dueling potential benefits directly from Floryn's repeated Sow healing keeping him topped up in prolonged skirmishes.
NataliaAssassinNatalia can commit to an all-in dive knowing Floryn's Bloom can bail out the team if the pick goes wrong.
BaratsTank · FighterDetona's Welcome charges in and suppresses a target for 1.2 seconds, and Floryn's Sprout stuns them again the moment it wears off.
BrodyMarksmanFloryn's healing lets Brody play a more aggressive dueling style in the gold lane without fear of losing an extended trade.
Lapu-LapuFighterLapu-Lapu's dual-form dueling kit sustains longer fights with Floryn's Sow topping him up between skill rotations.
OdetteMageFloryn's Bloom can save a team that overcommitted to setting up Odette's delayed AOE ultimate combo.
ZhuxinMageZhuxin's Soul Snare stacks pull an enemy airborne while Floryn's healing keeps the team alive through the long Lantern Flare channel.
LeomordFighterLeomord has no self-healing at all, so Floryn's repeated Sow heals are what keep him in extended horse-form skirmishes.
ValentinaMageValentina can safely commit to copying an enemy ultimate knowing Floryn's Bloom is available to offset any resulting damage.Use Sow proactively during lane trades, since it damages the enemy and heals your ally in a single cast, so there's rarely a reason to hold it.
Save Bloom for the exact moment your team needs the healing reset most, since its global range means you never need to be near allies to use it.
Land Sprout's blob on an overextending enemy to secure a pick rather than saving it purely for defense.
Refresh Flower of Hope on whichever ally is about to take focus fire so the shield is active before the damage lands.
Floryn is one of the easiest supports to pick up, since her kit is straightforward poke-and-heal with a simple stun setup and no combo timing to master.
The standard build opens with Flask of the Oasis for shield synergy on low-HP allies, then Enchanted Talisman and Oracle for cooldown reduction and amplified healing output.
Yin, Franco and Kaja are hard counters since they can bypass or lock her down directly, while Lolita, Silvanna, Eudora, Ixia, Nolan and Gloo all pressure her low durability and mobility.
Bloom restores HP to all allied heroes twice, regardless of where they are on the map, and removes any Healing Reduction or Shield Reduction effects while granting brief immunity to them.
