thanks!

i've been kinda afk updating this guide until i felt something big enough hit that warranted a change, but that whole update flew under my radar!

i typically take Relentless Hunter anyway, and i'll probably update it to be just that - but if it tickles your pickle, i can totally see Treasure Hunter working too.

have a good day <3

thanks a bunch!

Kindred is most certainly a champ that requires a good amount of time to be put into them before you can start dominating, but it's a 100% worthwile journey. I think the hardest thing (for me personally) to nail was Lamb's Respite because i'm too clueless to look at my team's HP bars lol.

But seriously, if kindred interests you, it's totally worth picking them up; while they're not OP, they have a constant middle-ground in the meta and an incredibly low pick/ban rate, so you can happily carry game after game after about 300k mastery lol.

have a good day <3

That's fine! If it's what works for you, 100% stick to a more traditional crit build (or Divine Sunderer as some high-elo kindred players play, though i haven't found much success with it).

I've certainly had a mixed response to the Trinity Force build, with some people reporting great successes, and others (such as yourself) finding it absolutely dreadful and that's perfectly fine, it's certainly a step away from what Kindred is usually like and that can lead to a lot of people really disliking it.

I only put the Trinity Force build at the top of the guide is because I wanted something to differentiate my guide from other guides and bring some new ideas to the table, but made sure to keep the traditional build in there just as developed for people that prefer that. I've certainly found success with this build (pic related, subtle flex), but it's not like i'm gonna complain about you not liking it? it's a game, have fun, do what works best for you, have a good day <3