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As I see you've already updated the upper item section, I was wondering if you were still planning on doing a complete overhaul for season 11, or if this was it?
Either way the guide is still incredibly useful so thank you for having made it.
Thank u
Under the collection tab, click on items, then import item sets. Select the option "Paste copied set" and copy paste the code in there. You should have the build now whenever you get into a game. :)
like when would i buy the utility ones? or defense?
From there you need to assess the situation at hand. Heading for a
Hope this helps.
jhoi
If you build ER first, you get 70 AD, 20% crit chance and 10% CDR. It's obviously the passive you're looking for: 30% CDR (with 30% crit from other items) and 3% mana regen on hit.
If you build IE first, you get 70 AD, 20% crit chance. Again, it's the passive you're looking for: 250% damage on critical strikes.
So when you look at it, you're building ER for the CDR. I already have CDR in my build - Black Cleaver. I talk about BC in my guide, about why I think it's a great item on Ashe, not least that you can apply all stacks with Q and apply armour reduction with W to multiple people.
Anyway, after your first main item you want to get attack speed and life steal (even if it's just a Vamp Scepter). So if you're looking to buy attack speed and life steal, building those would take priority over either IE or ER. Building IE then ER (or the opposite way around) would be detrimental to damage over all due to lack of attack speed and survivability.
tldr;
> A build with IE and RE is too expensive
> If you're looking for CDR, get BC
> Building both IE and RE is counter-intuitive to building attack speed and surivivability
Therefore, I haven't replaced or included RE in my core build.
Let me know your thoughts.
- jhoi
People take that into consideration when building it, it's not much of a deterrent. 20% CDR with
While it's not strictly necessary, an infinite mana pool is still a very attractive option for a champion like
IE suffers from the exact same problem though, and to an even worse extent. People don't even rush IE on IE champions, they rush BF Sword and Pickaxe then build Zeal, since IE gains so few stats when you upgrade it from BF and Pickaxe. ER as a 1st item is stronger and people at least rush it because although it gives the same stats as IE (minus the enhanced crit chance), it restores mana every single time you crit on a minion. That means you get a lot more out of that 20% crit chance than you would from IE's 20% crit chance, since you don't even need to be interacting with champions for it to do work. And while it's more obvious that ER doesn't reach its full potential until you complete Runaan's, IE is in the same boat since it's a crit multiplier and it therefore requires more crit items to go along with it, it just doesn't spell that out for you in the item description like ER does.
ER is generally considered the better of the two items to rush, though IE rush certainly isn't bad.
It's been over a year since her rework and BC
Lifesteal doesn't need to be taken as early as your 2nd/3rd item, and sometimes you'll see ADC's not even get any until they upgrade
And sure you need an AS item before you build that IE/ER, but in most games you would want to build one of those 3rd, since it's what gives the most damage.
I'm still of the opinion that you should be consulting your prospective changes with people that know what they're talking about. Every time I comment here it's because I or someone else has to point out that your guide is wrong about something(s) yet again/still.
While we're at it remove