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Penetrate their Defences - On-Hit Xin Zhao

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NI HOW MA

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-1...
Sorry mate, but your slang makes me not taking you seriously and you spammed a little to get the 5000 threshold.
Also instead of making a decent jungling section or offering alternative lane situations - you just force the readers to go solo top... It's not right in my eyes.

And I got stunned when I saw the masteries. Damn, with masteries like that I expect to see this guide in "Humor" section...

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I am a bit in doubt... Because somewhere it looks solid. But I think you will have a bad start in the game because you almost don't have attack speed, wich he relies on. I would switch wriggle's with a zeal, and than buy the sword (415 gold), and than golden heart.

But i didn't try yet :)

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lol bad

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I agree that build good, but is big BUT. It is a lot of superfluous

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"This xin is scary"

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I've used similar build as well and i know that it owns!.So defenetly a +1.Although i tend to pick Madreds a bit earlier.

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Great Guide i like the very idea of it. I hope this gets to top someday +1

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Seems like a solid build. Black cleaver> Wit's end. Trivia: Xin Zhao's joke "Find me and an immovable object, and I shall put this question to rest" is a reference to the Chinese proverb if an immovable object, and an unstoppable force were to meet which would win.