Looks quite cool. Definitely worth a tryout! good job here!

:] Nice build. Have used it a couple of times with success. I don't know how much the Gunblades AP and Spellvamp is worth though...I think I'm going to start opting for some other AD item. The Cutlass is very nice early game, but I think the AP is rather useless.

All in all, after the changes to pantheon he's still the same pantheon he's ever been, only new and improved. The increased frequency that HSS can be used will help in those rare circumstances that the gunblade is actually finished, with its spellvamp.

His scaling seems weaker than before for some reason, I try to end it before late late game comes around.

From my guide:



If you're building Bilgewater Cutlass anyway, and being that the Gunblade is such a great item, you might as well just complete it. However, I have had success simply selling Bilgewater Cutlass for louder items in the late-game.

Why Gunblade?

nice build did some testing in a custom game and to be honest i would say that the gunisoo is a better option than Tf would be great to iv even try throwing in a rabadons hat having a 400-500 damage stun shield and a 1400-1500 damage skyfall if u hit, kinda like nunu lol :D but over all pest panth guide

excellent build, just used it in ranked. At first I thought this was another high rated try hard build, but you are spot on with this! I like my last whisp/swiftness/leviathan combo too, but I think this build is safer for people that aren't so hot with panth.

Glad to hear your suiting the build to your own style (that's what this game is all about)!

And yes, the more I play this build, the more I see that it's very front-loaded. I sometimes will sell my cutlass in favor of another B. F. Sword (instead of upgrading it to the Gunblade) if I feel I need monster AD to close it out.

Love it! +1 for a awesome and rather special Panth build.

So i retested the Ad Variant of yours.It worked better.Here is what i changed:I used Havoc and in general changed The masteries a bit and summoner spells to suit my own playstyle,I bought 2 dorans blade in the begining since i find myself more vunerable than i would want to,and also i replaced Guardian Angel with Warmogs Armor.I have to admit that Biglewater's active makes incredible diffrence early game(not so much later on though).

1.) If you like to fill out your Bloodthirsters ASAP instead of stacking B.F. Swords, be my guest. I can't find anything inherently wrong with it. But I am going to stick to my position that you do not automatically get 40 BT stacks because, if you're playing against people as good as you are, you WILL get killed and you WILL lose your stacks. That being said, it's not really that hard to build up stacks by jungling and farming for just a little bit.

Since I'm already getting some Lifesteal from the Cutlass, I think I'm going to stick with my B.F. Stack, but if you're about building Bloodthirsters all the way, I say go for it--this seems to me a contention on the grounds of personal playstyle rather than on build efficacy.

2.) You may want to pick this up: http://www.amazon.com/Elements-Style-Fourth-William-Strunk/dp/020530902X

Thanks for the post,
Peace

B.F. Sword: 45AD for 1650g
upgrade from B.F. Sword to The Bloodthirster: 3000g - 1650g = 1350g

what you get for 1350g when upgrading is 25% lifesteal and 55AD. In the other hand B.F. Sword would give 10AD less and 25% less lifesteal. Also you can buy Bloodthirster in parts, making it even more tempting choice. Please reconsider item sequence on this one.

Someone may come and say: "There is not automatically 40 stacks on bloodthirster." but shouldn't one rather learn to play pantheon so he doesn't get killed whilst having hardcore gear instead of playing in mediocre build where one wouldn't hold the great potential but being just another brick in the wall?