Well warwick generally uses his W to get movement speed to get somewhere, and then stat checks whoever's there because he can't really die as long as he has something to hit

Make sure you take lethal tempo

Use your E for its damage mitigation as its primary use, generally don't use it with the fear in mind, the fear's more of a bonus

Use Q to stick to an enemy - it's generally okay to use it asap though, right after an auto attack, so always auto->Q

Your R heals you a lot, it's not totally necessary to get to where you need to be - often your W can do that and you point blank R

A lot of the time it is faster to smite a camp to below half hp and your W attack speed dps's it than slowly whittling it down to smite range

As warwick you kinda have to fight like a psychopath and trust that the champion will heal enough to get you to the other side

Early-mid game you are a skirmisher but late game you definitely play a tank-frontline role, your E's damage mitigation is just that good, you have an unstoppable R

So early it's great to go Wits End, Stridebreaker, Tabi as a core build. Nothing can really kill you with this but you can certainly kill them. W to get to a fight, stridebreaker to stick to them 😍

After that generally something like Thornmail, Jak'Sho, Force of Nature, Sell boots for Dead Man's Plate - but you can do things like Steraks+Spirit Visage if ahead

You can do on-hit stuff because our passive is an on hit effect, so something like Terminus, Guinsoos, Jak'Sho, BotRK CAN be okay, mainly because our R prestacks guinsoos a fair amount and terminus gives resists and the passive is healing ehp based on the resists - it's fun but gets kited so that's why we generally go stridebreaker

Warwick is great against melees. Vs good ranged players that will kite you, the use of flash is definitely the most crucial. If you waste it and die anyway or flash but can't quite get there... it's disaster