Honor of Kings Wang Wei guide: choosing your mountain-and-river combo by range

Wang Wei can pull enemies together with his mountain and river, but range changes which skill is easier to land first. In his Season 16 tutorial, creator Sagi HOK suggests skill 2 then skill 1 at longer range, and skill 1 then skill 2 when an opponent is already close. Use that choice when trading in mid lane or planning an ultimate landing.

The global official tutorial says skill 1 creates a Misty Mountain that damages and slows enemies inside. When skill 2’s river passes the mountain, it circles it, pulls enemies inward and detonates the mountain early. Wang Wei builds passive marks faster inside the mountain; at five marks he dodges the next hit.

In his October 13 tutorial, Sagi demonstrates using skill 2’s knockback at range to help place skill 1 before the interaction. Up close, he puts the mountain down first and follows with the river for the pull. Positioning and the opponent’s response still matter; neither order guarantees a hit.

For a cross-map rotation, the official guide shows the ultimate releasing a controllable mist hairpin; a recast moves Wang Wei to its position. Sagi cautions that his original body can still take damage during flight, so start from safety and check the landing. He demonstrates landing first and using skills 1 and 2 when ahead; with fewer items or levels, poking first before committing reduces the risk of being caught with skills on cooldown.

This guide draws on the global Season 16 official tutorial and the creator’s video. Wang Wei is not among the heroes named in the official November 5 balance graphic. Effects may change with later updates, and a training demonstration is not a guaranteed match result.

Watch Sagi HOK’s tutorial

Watch the official Wang Wei skill guide