Play Brand as you wish....

Look at the Guide/build Burn Baby Burn by Heluey , that's where you should read all the info about how to play Brand. because i don't wanna write a bunch of stuff that is important .


Brand is the Love of my Heart , hope you guys could rate this NEW Build

NOTE : This is a build about items,runes,masteries and skills , not about how to play Brand.

If you are Bored , read this Pancake story by me.


There was once a wife who had seven hungry children, and those she fried pancakes. It was raw milk-cake, it was in the forehead, and most so thick and good, and the kids standing around, while the husband sat and watched.

"Oh, give me a bit of pancake, mother, I'm so hungry," said one child.

"Oh dear," said the other.

"Oh, darling," said the third.

"Oh, darling, dear," said the fourth.

"Oh dear, pretty, nice," said the fifth.

"Oh dear, pretty, good, kind mother," said the sixth.

"Oh dear, pretty, good, kind, sweet," said the seventh, and so they asked for pancakes, one more beautiful than the other, for they were so hungry and kind.

"Yes, my children, but wait a bit until it turns," she said - until I turned it, she said - "and you will get pancakes together; see just how thick and delighted it is there."

When the pancake heard this, they were afraid, and just as it was, it turned itself and wanted out of the pan, but it fell back down on the other side, and when it had been fried a little on it, so it was stronger in the back, jumped out on the floor and rolled away, like a wheel through the door and down the road.

"Hey, when the" woman of the pan in one hand and spoon in the other, as fast as she could, and children behind her, the husband came limping by the end.

"Hey, will you stop? Pinch it, take it, hey, when "they shouted in chorus, and would take it on the run and catch it again. But the pancake rolled and rolled, and just as it was, it was so far away that they could not see it, the pancake was better legs than all of them. When it had rolled a while, then met a man.

"Good day, pancake," said the man.

"Gu'signe, man of fire," said the pancake.

"My dear pancake, do not roll so fast, wait a bit and let me eat you," said the man.

"When I have gone from wife crown, and the goodman and seven squalling children, I must leave you, man of fire," said the pancake, and rolled and rolled until it met a hen.

"Good day, pancake," said the hen.

"Good day, Henny Penny," said the pancake.

"My dear pancake, do not roll so fast, wait a bit and let me eat you," said the hen.

"When I have gone from wife crown, and the goodman and seven squalling children, and the Panny, I must leave you, Henny Penny," said the pancake, and rolled like a wheel down the road. Then met a rooster.

"Good day, pancake," said the rooster.

"Good day, Cocky Locky," said the pancake.

"My dear pancake, do not roll so fast, wait a bit and let me eat you," said the rooster.

"When I have gone from wife crown, and the goodman and seven squalling children, from Manny Panny, and Henny Penny, I must leave you, Cocky Locky," said the pancake, and rolled and rolled as fast as it could . When it had rolled a long time, it met a duck.

"Good day, pancake," said the duck.

"Good day, Ducky Lucky," said the pancake.

"My dear pancake, do not roll so fast, wait a bit and let me eat you," said the duck.

"When I have gone from wife crown, and the goodman and seven squalling children, from Manny Panny, and Henny Penny and Cocky Locky, I must leave you, Ducky Lucky," said the pancake, and rolled and rolled as fast as it could. When it had rolled a long, long time, it met a goose.

"Good day, pancake," said the goose.

"Good day, Ducky Lucky," said the pancake.

"My dear pancake, do not roll so fast, wait a bit and let me eat you," said the goose.

"When I have gone from wife crown, and the goodman and seven squalling children, from Manny Panny, and Henny Penny, Cocky Locky, and Ducky Lucky, I must leave you, Ducky Lucky," said the pancake, and rolled away again .

When it had rolled a long, long time, it met a gander.

"Good day, pancake," said Goose.

"Good day, Goosey wade," said the pancake.

"My dear pancake, do not roll so fast, wait a bit and let me eat you," said Goose.

"When I have gone from wife crown, and the goodman and seven squalling children, from Manny Panny, and Henny Penny, Cocky Locky, Ducky Lucky, and Ducky Lucky, I must leave you, gander wade," said the pancake, and rolled and rolled as fast as it could.

When it had rolled a long, long time, it met a pig.

"Good day, pancake," said the pig.

"Good day, Piggy pickle," said the pancake, and rolled and rolled as fast as it could.

"No, wait a bit," said Pig, "you do not need to bråfly so, we two can walk quietly and join the forest, it will not be safe in there," he said. The pancake thought there might be something in, and they did so. But when they had gone for a while, they came to a stream. The pig was the flesh, there was no case for it, but the pancake could not get over.

"Sit on my snout," said the pig, "and I'll take you over," he said.

The pancake did so.

"Piglet-Koffer," said the pig and took the pancake in one gulp, and when the pancake could not get longer, the rules anymore.