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Recommended Items
Spells:
Heal
Exhaust
Items
Ability Order
Damnation (PASSIVE)
Thresh Passive Ability
Introduction
This is a build designed for casual fun, and has not been tested in a ranked environment. It is intended to present an unconventional strategy for normal games with friends, not professional/competitive environments
General Pros
- High crowd control with
Death Sentence,
Flay, and
The Box
- amazing ally maneuverability with
Dark Passage
- souls from
Damnation provide extra armor and ap for survivability
- Skillshot dependent for pulls
- slow moving abilities
- soul farming dependent
- Strong gold generation with items, runes, masteries, and assists
- well balanced defensive mechanics on each aura item
- multiple effects that gimp any enemies you face
Specifically:
Nearby allies gain:
8% bonus movement speed when running towards you.
Nearby minions gain:
20% bonus movement speed.
Nearby enemies have:
magic resist reduced by 20, attack speed reduced by 20%, takes 40 magic damage per second,
If this unit attacks you, they take 30% of their unreduced attack damage as magic damage,
have their movement speed slowed by 10%, and their attack speed reduced by another 15%
- Costly
- Must be very close quarters to have an effect on enemies
- Can be slow to get moving if underfed
Like the masteries these runes are here to help you survive. the armor and magic resist help reduce damage, while the % health squeezes extra mileage out of your health items.
If you are feeling daring, you can replace any of the % health runes for gold generation runes to help the gold hungry build along, but again, this is quite risky.
Start with

Instead max

next max


Always take a point in

Because this build is heavily aura based, Items are the most important part of Aura Disruption Thresh. Unlike my other aura build, this one is a lot more rigid in structure because the defensive qualities are much more mandatory if you are going to be in the middle of the fray often.
sight ward
You'll want to begin with with either
Boots or the components of a philosopher's stone: a
Rejuvenation Bead and
Faerie Charm. either way grab a sight ward on your way to lane.
philosopher's stonekage's lucky pick
To accelerate this costly build, you'll want a philosopher's stone and a kage's lucky pick. Both of these items will be sold later, but mathematically, buying them now and selling them later is the most cost efficient way to run this build. DO NOT GET and avarice blade - this will slow you down. If you want a
Sightstone, get it now.
Captain Boots
Because this build is often on the front lines, you'll need mobility sooner than later. buy
Ninja Tabi or murcury's treads early for defensive stats. follow up as soon as possible with the
Enchantment: Captain. if you initiate, this will give your team an easy way in, and if you are retreating, it gives them a better escape. It is the cheapest aura you can get, and it gives a quick but pleasant benefit.
Now it's time to round the build off with aggressive auras. The order here matters a lot, because you need the stats the items give as much as your team needs the effect of the auras here. Don't be afraid to be a bit selfish in the build order, and prioritize the stats you need to survive.
Sunfire Cape
Sunfire Aegis is an important start to this build. it grants you health and armor, both stats you need, while at the same time it whittles down your enemies. Build it quickly for survival purposes: it helps you get tanky early and the rest of the build compliments it well.
Abyssal Scepter
Abyssal Mask is one of the most fun items in the build. It tears down the enemies magic resist while building yours up. This not only benefits your teammates damage output, but gives you the defensive stats that sunfire cape didn't have to offer. Speaking of
Sunfire Aegis, this item actually increases the damage it does per hit, increasing your damage output.
Thornmail will also benefit from this later in the build.
Frozen Heart
Frozen Heart item gives both armor, cdr, and an anti attack speed aura. I recommend building the
Warden's Mail component of it first for it's on hit crowd control effect. This is the last of what I consider to be the "unconditional auras", which reduce the enemy team's stats by area of effect. if you have these four auras on hand, you are doing well to cripple the enemy team.
By late game, people will realize the threat you pose and start focusing you. The two late game items are designed to punish enemies for attacking you while furthering your disruptive effects.
Randuin's Omen
I recommend buying
Randuin's Omen first for the late game. it gives health and armor, significantly increasing survivability. It also adds to
Frozen Heart's attack speed slow while also bringing a movement speed slow into play. it's active is awesome, and with all the armor and magic resist from items and farm, it will make for a good defensive choice.
Thornmail
This is a high armor pick, and while this item can be rather situational, it gives even more reason for your enemies to not attack you. It has synergy with
Abyssal Mask to increase its damage too. It is especially good against high damage auto-attackers.
By end build you have the effects:
Nearby allies gain:
8% bonus movement speed when running towards you.
Nearby minions gain:
20% bonus movement speed.
Nearby enemies have:
magic resist reduced by 20, attack speed reduced by 20%, takes 40 magic damage per second,
If this unit attacks you, they take 30% of their unreduced attack damage as magic damage,
have their movement speed slowed by 10%, and their attack speed reduced by another 15%
Early Game



You'll want to begin with with either



philosopher's stonekage's lucky pick
To accelerate this costly build, you'll want a philosopher's stone and a kage's lucky pick. Both of these items will be sold later, but mathematically, buying them now and selling them later is the most cost efficient way to run this build. DO NOT GET and avarice blade - this will slow you down. If you want a




Captain Boots
Because this build is often on the front lines, you'll need mobility sooner than later. buy


Mid Game
Now it's time to round the build off with aggressive auras. The order here matters a lot, because you need the stats the items give as much as your team needs the effect of the auras here. Don't be afraid to be a bit selfish in the build order, and prioritize the stats you need to survive.

Sunfire Cape


Abyssal Scepter




Frozen Heart


Late Game
By late game, people will realize the threat you pose and start focusing you. The two late game items are designed to punish enemies for attacking you while furthering your disruptive effects.

Randuin's Omen
I recommend buying



Thornmail
This is a high armor pick, and while this item can be rather situational, it gives even more reason for your enemies to not attack you. It has synergy with

By end build you have the effects:
Nearby allies gain:
8% bonus movement speed when running towards you.
Nearby minions gain:
20% bonus movement speed.
Nearby enemies have:
magic resist reduced by 20, attack speed reduced by 20%, takes 40 magic damage per second,
If this unit attacks you, they take 30% of their unreduced attack damage as magic damage,
have their movement speed slowed by 10%, and their attack speed reduced by another 15%
This build is designed for a tanky supportive champion I chose
Thresh because I like how he plays. I've tried this build on
Nautilus and
Galio and have had some decent success. On paper it works well on
Leona too, though I still need to try this.
This build is an inverse to my other build Super Aura Support Blitzcrank. These builds have some decent synergy, and allow some awesomely subtle strategies during fights. One of my favorite interactions here is with the double
Enchantment: Captain effects on either side of a battle, giving a permanent movement speed boost during a fight if
Blitzcrank and
Thresh are properly positioned.




This build is an inverse to my other build Super Aura Support Blitzcrank. These builds have some decent synergy, and allow some awesomely subtle strategies during fights. One of my favorite interactions here is with the double



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