A concrete practice-tool routine for Smolder, built around its real cooldowns and ability costs.
Hitting champions with Abilities and killing enemies with Super Scorcher Breath grants a stack of Dragon Practice. Stacks increase the damage of Smolders basic Abilities.
Do nothing else for five minutes. The passive is the piece nobody isolates, and it is the only part of the kit that is always available.

Hitting champions with Abilities and killing enemies with Super Scorcher Breath grants a stack of Dragon Practice. Stacks increase the damage of Smolders basic Abilities.
Smolder breathes fire on an enemy. As he gains more stacks, this ability becomes more powerful.
Smolder lets out an adorable flaming sneeze that explodes when hitting enemy champions.
Smolder takes flight ignoring terrain and bombarding the lowest health enemy.
Smolder calls his mom to breath fire from above, dealing extra damage and slowing enemies in the center of her fire.
Practice tool lets you reset cooldowns, which is useful for learning a combo and useless for learning a champion. Turn the reset off and cast on the real timings — knowing what an ability's downtime feels like is most of what separates a comfortable champion from a new one.
Smolder is mana-gated, which is the real limit on how often you can contest a wave early.
Unglamorous, and the highest-value five minutes of the routine. Ranged champions have completely different tower-farming patterns, and this is where you find out which one you are actually playing.
These are the designers' words, not ours — the tips shipped in the client for Smolder.