"Good day summoner, I have been expecting you. I had foreseen long ago that you would come to me for help and you are fortunate: I, Cho'Gath The Terror of the Void, will come to your aid. Hopefully you are not prejudiced by my appearance, most summoners think of me as a tank whose simple task is to soak damage and nothing else. Well, I have had it with this nonsense, you summoners must know that I am a powerful creature of magic. Therefore may I invite you, summoner, to shed a different light, not daylight of course hahaha, on me and unleash my true power!"

Cho'Gath's personal opening speech is always charming is it not? He insisted, so I could not refuse. Anyway, welcome to my guide about Cho'Gath, The Terror of the Void. I wrote this guide because Cho'Gath is one of the most fun, strong and badass champions to play on the fields of justice, at least in my opinion. Also, I want to make people aware of the other, even darker, side of Cho'Gath: AP Cho'Gath! I created this build a long time ago, in the time when Cho'Gath was only build as a full-tank. Nowadays we see more mage-offtank builds which are nice but still very tanky. Hence, I wrote a guide about how to build and how to play a successful mage Cho'Gath. You might find yourself a bit sceptical about this but he was once designed to be a mage and I want to show you that. This guide is to show you guys that thinking outside the box is not so bad and yields very interesting results. Also, the latest main update of my guide includes a powerful build for offtank Cho'Gath in case you are not really convinced of full-AP Cho'Gath. One final remark before you start reading the actual guide: I am not trying to claim that this is the best way to play and build Cho'Gath nor that this is a better way than tank Cho'Gath.

Yours Sincerely,
GrandmasterD

First things first, what are the strong and what are the weak points of Cho'Gath? In this section I give a pro/con list about Cho'Gath as a champion in general, in the next section I will describe the differences between mage and tank Cho'Gath.

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Pros + Insane farmer, can easily get 200-300 minion kills in a regular match. + Deals a substantial amount of damage for a tank and is quite tanky for a mage. + Two area of effect crowd control spells. + Deals high amounts of true damage. + Great pusher. + Very sustainable, both in lane and in the jungle. + His size scares the living hell out off everyone! _________________________ _________________________ _________________________

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Cons - Cho'Gath's early game is not really strong, he has mana problems and is quite squishy. - His spells have high cooldowns. - Hard to master, especially good Rupture placement. - His ultimate has other purposes than sole damage dealing which means it can be on cooldown in a major fight. - He can be countered quite effectively with damage based on maximum health. (e.g. Bio-Arcane Barrage, Null Zone, Madred's Bloodrazor, Deathfire Grasp, etc.) - He is prone to kiting because he is a melee champion.

Here are some of the main differences between mage and tank Cho'Gath. Both have their strengths and their weaknesses and they are listed below. The strengths are marked with a + and the weaknesses are marked with a -. Keep in mind that this section is not the same as the previous section which could imply that mage Cho'Gath is better than tank Cho'Gath.

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Mage + Great burst damage. + One of the few mages who is actually capable of jungling, moreover he is good at it. + Fairly tanky mage due to Feast. + Deals over a 1000 true damage to champions! - Very high cooldowns on his non-ultimate spells unlike a lot of other mages. - Vorpal Spikes require him to be in close range of enemies which is not ideal for a mage.

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Tank + One of the most tanky champions in the game because of his very own Warmog's Armor. + Highest damage dealer among the tanks. + Not a tank that can be ignored because of his crowd control. + Feast still does a lot of damage. - His great AP ratios are completely wasted. - Vorpal Spikes is almost completely useless in teamfights.

I want to give you a short introduction about Cho'Gath's skillset, so you will know what we I am talking about throughout the entire guide. Additionally, I have listed some pros of each skill.

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Carnivore (Innate): Whenever Cho'Gath kills a unit, he restores 32 + (2 x level) health and 3.25 + (0.25 x level) mana. Grants Cho'Gath a lot of sustainability. Reduces the mana costs on your spells effectively. Makes Cho'Gath a good jungler.

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Rupture (Q): Ruptures the ground at a target location. After a delay of 0.75 seconds, enemies in the area are dealt magic damage, knocked into the air for 1 second, and slowed by 60% for another 3 seconds. Great damage dealer with an amazing ap ratio (i.e. 1.0/AP). Very nice crowd control move; prevents enemies from getting away. Insane spell for farming. Superb range and area of effect.

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Feral Scream (W):Cho'Gath screams in a cone in front of him, dealing magic damage to enemies and silencing them for a few seconds. Very long silence duration. Decent area of effect. Also very good farming spell.

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Vorpal Spikes (E): Whenever Cho'gath uses autoattacks, he will launch spines which deal magic damage in a line in front of him. No mana cost. Excellent for farming and pushing. Also great for getting last hits at your tower. Nice additional damage on Cho'Gath's standard attacks. Allows Cho'Gath to deal some significant damage even when his spells are on cooldown.

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Feast (R): Devours a target nearby enemy unit dealing true damage. Feast always deals 1000 true damage to minions and monsters. If the target is killed, Cho'Gath grows and gains extra health. This effect stacks up to 6 times and Cho'Gath loses half his stacks rounded up upon death. Insane damage. Low cooldown for an ultimate. Provides Cho'Gath with a lot of tankiness. It is just a really badass move!

Before we enter the fields of justice we still have to pick some decent summoner spells. Below I will discuss all the viable summoner spells on Cho'Gath. The ones I do not describe are those I do not consider viable such as Revive and Clarity.

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First I will discuss my personal trademark of this guide, which is also my favorite way to build Cho'Gath: Mage Cho'Gath! Building Cho'Gath as a true mage yields very interesting results and is very fun to play. However, mage Cho'Gath is not the best way to start learning Cho'Gath as this way requires some good positioning and skill (e.g. Rupture is a very important part of your burst). In this chapter you will find his skill order, masteries, runes and items. Keep in mind that I play Mage Cho'Gath solo top, NOT in the mid lane.

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When it comes to mage Cho'Gath there are two main skill sequences I would use. The first sequence maxes out Rupture first and is my preferred sequence. Rupture simply does the most damage and has the lowest mana cost. Additionally, it allows you to farm very effectively from a long distance and it has the lowest cooldown. Nevertheless, Feral Scream deals great damage too and is somewhat more consistent as it is easier to hit, but it costs more mana and deals less damage.

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Well, new masteries, new opportunities. Let me guide you through my mastery choices on Cho'Gath. First, get four points in Mental Force as it is really the only useful mastery we can choose in the offence tree we can start with. Contintue by taking four points in Sorcery and one point in Arcane Knowledge . This gives us some cooldown reduction and extra damage. Next, take three points in Havoc , four points in Blast and four points in Archmage . All of these amazing masteries give Cho'Gath extra damage output. The final point in the offence tree is spent in Executioner . This gives Cho'Gath some amazing extra damage, I mean, 6% damage increase on Feast!

Now we move to the utility tree and take a point in Summoner's Insight , two points in Good Hands and one point in Improved Recall . Summoner's Insight improves both Flash and Teleport so that is, of course, an amazing mastery to get. Good Hands is simply way better than Expanded Mind , since Expanded Mind is not going to do anything about Cho'Gath's early-game mana problems and after Rod of Ages it becomes redundant. Improved Recall is just a personal preference, feel free to change this point into something else. Continue by taking four points in Swiftness so Cho'Gath will be par with most other top laners when it comes to movement speed. The final point is spent in Runic Affinity but again this is a personal preference. Cho'Gath will probably do not get a lot of buffs in the game but when he does, it is nice to extend their duration.

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Up next, a powerful offtank Cho'Gath build for those who are not convinced of full-AP Cho'Gath. This build creates quite a tanky Cho, however still with a high damage potential. This build is somewhat easier to use when you just started playing Cho'Gath, however this does not mean that it is a beginner's way to go. One remark, I recommend going solo top with offtank Cho'Gath as well.

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This skill sequence is slightly odd, but there is good reason for it. Rupture is brought to rank 3 as soon as possible as it allows us to farm the caster minions with just one Rupture. After that, we let Feral Scream catch up in order to lower the cooldown and to increase the duration of the silence. Rupture is maxed right after Feral Scream. Feast is still taken whenever available (i.e. level 6, 11 and 16) and Vorpal Spikes is maxed last. This sequence allows Cho'Gath to farm effectively but he has more crowd control available when it is necessary.

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Same explanation as in the Mage Cho'Gath chapter, so if you want the full explanation go to the mastery section in the Mage Cho'Gath chapter. Below I have listed each mastery with a short explanation why I take it.

• Mental Force - Extra ability power and lack of other useful masteries in this tier.
• Sorcery - Some nice cooldown reduction and again, no other useful masteries here.
• Arcane Knowledge - 10% spell penetration, really nice especially since it even works great late-game.
• Havoc - 1.5% damage increase, not bad. Works also with Feast.
• Blast - More ability power!
• Archmage - Even more ability power. Becomes better the more ability power you get.
• Executioner - Feast them all!

• Summoner's Insight - Improves both Flash and Teleport.
• Good Hands - Expanded Mind is useless and reduced death timers is great for late-game.
• Improved Recall - Personal preference, feel free to change.
• Swiftness - To match up with other solo top champions in movement speed, also it helps hitting Rupture when chasing.
• Runic Affinity - Again personal preference. When I get a buff, I like it if it lasts longer but feel free to change this.

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Cho'Gath is also a great jungler. He has incredible sustain, he is pretty fast and he sure has deadly ganks. The only problem is that Cho'Gath gets a little less farm than he is used to. Also, watch out for being counterjungled because that is a realistic threat. For very detailed information about jungle Cho'Gath go to this guide.

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This skill sequence is optimal for jungling, it takes an extra point in Vorpal Spikes just to jungle a little bit better and after that we simply max Rupture as usual. Jungle Cho'Gath is absolutely badass to play however it requires far more skill than when laning as Rupture must hit! No exceptions!

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Same masteries as with Mage and Offtank Cho'Gath. This gives Cho'Gath some great damage output and it allows him to jungle easily. I am not going to explain the masteries once more because I assume you have read at least either the Mage or Offtank chapter. I will discuss possible changes to the Mage/Offtank masteries you could make if you would like that.

• Butcher - Extra damage to minions, not bad.
• Alacrity - More Vorpal Spikes - more damage!

• Hardiness - Armour, never a bad choice when jungling.
• Tough Skin - Reduced damage and clears the way for Bladed Armor .
• Bladed Armor - Made for jungling, really.

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Cho'Gath, when played as a mage, is one of the few mages who are good at jungling. However, there are two major issues when jungling Cho'Gath. First, Cho'Gath simply performs better in the lane, he gets more farm, is capable of taking almost anyone down in the lane and his ganks are really easy to screw up. Second, Cho'Gath as jungler does not fit on every team composition so it is important to check if you can play Cho'Gath on your team. Anyway, let us discuss Cho'Gath's jungle route:

Cho'Gath uses a straightforward level 5 jungle route. He cannot take on the standard blue buff route with these masteries, runes and items. You might think "Well, I have seen lots of Cho'Gath players do that, why is it not possible?". This is a very good question, the answer is simple: I use a Doran's Ring or a Regrowth Pendant as a starting item opposed to the regularly taken Cloth Armor. Anyway, let us get started already!

The Wolves

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Initial Spawn: 1:40 Respawn Time: 1:40

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Simply start at the wolves, it is no challenge to take these little bastards down and you will not be needing any help doing so. Just use standard attacks and make sure you kill the big brown wolf first. Also, do not use Smite here!

The Wraiths

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Initial Spawn: 1:40 Respawn Time: 1:40

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Continue with the wraiths by using Smite on the blue wraith. Then you can easily finish off the others with your Rupture and standard attacks.

The Golems

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Initial Spawn: 1:40 Respawn Time: 1:40

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Before we recall we take down these two guys. Try to position yourself in such a way that you will damage both of them with your Vorpal Spikes. When you have finished them off, it is time to head back home.

The Ancient Golem

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Initial Spawn: 1:55 Respawn Time: 5:00

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After you have picked up your precious Health Potions it is time for the real deal! The Ancient Golem is pretty easy to take down, simply activate a Health Potion as soon as you engage it and keep using your Rupture and standard attacks. Finish the big guy off with Smite and move on to your last challenge.

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Initial Spawn: 1:40 Respawn Time: 1:40

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Clear the wolves again, however now you will be able to use Rupture to clear this even faster!

The Wraiths

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Initial Spawn: 1:40 Respawn Time: 1:40

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A Rupture + Feral Scream combo and two standard attacks should clear this camp.

The Lizard Elder

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Initial Spawn: 1:55 Respawn Time: 5:00

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Simply use the same strategy as with The Ancient Golem and you will be fine. The Lizard Elder will go down very easily if you use all of your spells correctly. Keep in mind that Rupture deals way more damage than Feral Scream so sometimes its better to wait for Rupture to come off cooldown.

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Initial Spawn: 1:40 Respawn Time: 1:40

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Take these guys down again to hit level five and be only one level away from devouring your enemies! This time it should go a lot easier and you do not need to recall this time, you can gank some lanes now!

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This should give you all the information you need to jungle Cho'Gath successfully. However, keep in mind that Cho'Gath is capable of doing great level 2 ganks with his Rupture. For example, you could take a minute of your precious time to do a gank in mid after you have completed the Wraiths. I want to finish this chapter with a video that shows Cho'Gath's jungle route.

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It is finally there! The long waiting is over, Dominion has arrived! Dominion is a really great game mode to get away from the daily Summoner's Rift stress. However... Cho'Gath on Dominion? Really? Well, yes it is viable but he has a different role on a team. He is much like Heimerdinger: just keep the lower point (i.e. The Quarry or The Boneyard) and keep pushing that lane. This way you will be a constant threat for your enemies but also, your point will be kept safe because Cho'Gath is really hard to towerdive! One note: You can play both 'versions' of Cho'Gath on Dominion, this means that you must use the core builds corresponding to the way you want to play Cho'Gath (i.e. Mage Cho'Gath or Offtank Cho'Gath).

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On Dominion, I max Rupture first for the same reasons as with mage Cho'Gath: Lower cooldown, lower mana cost and deals more damage. Feral Scream is maxed second and Vorpal Spikes last. If you are playing (off)tank Cho'Gath you might consider the skill sequence in the cheat sheet corresponding to offtank Cho'Gath.

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Simply use the masteries from the Mage/Offtank chapters. The only change I made is to get rid of Improved Recall as it is of little use on The Crystal Scar and improving Good Hands is not such a bad idea since dieing is not uncommon when playing Dominion.

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Finally it has arrived! League of Legends Dominion is available for all of us to play! I have to say that it is a really fun game mode to play and it is a nice for relaxing between the very intensive normal/ranked games you play (with or without Cho'Gath). For Dominion I have come up with a strategy that perfectly suits (mage) Cho'Gath and it has become even more viable since the latest Dominion update.


First of all, convince your team that you will be able to handle the bottom point (i.e. The Quarry or The Boneyard) all by yourself. Simply capture the point and start pushing the lane with your Promote. Minions are truly underrated in Dominion but they are a vital part of this strategy. Keep the minion flow up, being a constant threat for the enemy team.

If you have the chance, capture the opposite point and try to hold it, however if you have to give it up do so. Your task is to make sure that the enemy has to send at least one of their team members to your position, however usually you will be able to keep two of them busy. Cho'Gath's pushing power makes sure that he is capable of making sure that his minions will capture the point eventually.

It should be clear to you that Cho'Gath is a more static character on Dominion than most, but this strategy takes that fact and turns it into a huge advantage. You will be a constant threat to the other team and because you are a mage who deals a lot of damage they cannot simply send someone to take you down!

Below I have included a video that shows this strategy in action!

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Probably the section you were looking for, perhaps you have just skimmed/skipped the rest of the guide. Below you will find several builds I use for Cho'Gath, the first one is the standard build which can also be found in the cheat sheet. The other builds include a build for those who are new to (AP) Cho'Gath, an offtank build which can also be found in the second cheat sheet and a slightly more offensive offtank build.


The first build is pretty clear and straightforward. This build provides Cho'Gath with all the ability power he can possibly need but it also keeps him quite tanky, especially if combined with Feast. However, because I am not building any mana regeneration items early-game, this build does requires proper mana management.

The second build is for the players who are just beginning in playing Cho'Gath. It provides early game mana regeneration through Fiendish Codex, hence I would also start the game with a Meki Pendant and two Health Potions. Additionally, Morello's Evil Tome provides more cooldown reduction so it is not as punishing if you would miss a Rupture. The Rylai's Crystal Scepter slow on Feral Scream and Vorpal Spikes can help you to place a better Rupture and it is a great item with a lot of ability power. This is just a more convenient build when you just have started playing (mage) Cho'Gath.

The third build is a mage-offtank build and is completely new. I have noticed that a lot of you guys were really sceptical about full-ap Cho'Gath or simply do not like it. For all of you guys, I have created an offtank build! This build focusses on tankiness at first and adds some damage to it later on! The build is really great to use for both beginners and pros. Additionally, it is suitable for jungling.

The fourth build is also an offtank build but it is focussed more on damage dealing rather than tanking. Even though Tear of the Goddess/ Archangel's Staff is not stacked very quickly it is still viable on Cho'Gath. This build gets ability power from mana which allows you to build much more tanky than usual. This build is sometimes necessary because your team might get too squishy.

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Feel free to use this builds, however if you want to tweak these builds or create your very own. In the next sections I will discuss viable items on Cho'Gath just to give you something to go on.

Cho'Gath's early game is not stunning until you hit level six. From then you will have the burst to finish your opponent off. However, how to have a stable game until you arrive at that point can be quite tricky especially because farming is not so easy yet. In the Opponents section you can find more how to stand agains specific opponents. Try to farm and harass at the same time, for example to Rupture your enemy when he is between his minions, even if it misses the champion you are still farming.

Try to keep your mana around 75% and whatever you do, do not push! (unless the enemy team does not have a jungler but I assume they have) Cho'Gath is very vulnerably for ganks early-game because his spells will have a very high cooldowns and he does not enough damage yet to be a threat to two enemies at once.

Once you have Feast things become different, you will be able to kill your enemy. Be aware when you use Feast on a minion to gain stacks because you will be in a vulnerable state since the enemy knows your ultimate is not up. Below I have added a video of about fifteen minutes that shows Cho'Gath's early game, enjoy.

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It is your time to shine! Cho'Gath truly shines in mid-game mainly because of his high burst damage and because he is surprisingly tanky (especially with six stacks of Feast). Around level 9 - 11 Cho'Gath becomes significantly stronger than most other champions on the field of justice. His burst damage will be able to kill most squishies from hundred per cent to zero in no-time!

During mid-game, especially when the laning phase is still going on, you should lurk for kills. Harass the enemy as best as you can, however do not go all-out until you are certain to kill your enemy. The easiest way to make sure that they do not escape is to harass them to a certain point that you can end them with a well executed Flash + Feast combo!

However, it is possible that your mid-game is not as exciting as you had hoped for. Do not worry, simply go and farm whenever possible and take the time to get those Feast stacks. You could also support your teammates in pushing an enemy tower or by ganking their lanes. Again, there is another fifteen minute video that shows a bit of Cho'Gath's mid-game, enjoy.

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Late-game Cho'Gath becomes a beast, literally. It is very important that you should try to have six Feast stacks before you enter a teamfight, but its of a higher priority to have your Feast off cooldown when the teamfight starts. Furthermore, it is very important to farm and spit-push whenever possible but make sure you are not leaving your team right before a major fight.

When your Flash is up, Cho'Gath becomes a very powerful initiator. Flash + Feral Scream can silence an entire team for up to three seconds and it will also allows you to hit Rupture easier. Keep in mind that late-game, Cho'Gath's burst can insta-kill most squishies and even some offtanks!

In teamfights, Cho'Gath really has two tasks to complete. The first one is quite simple, take on the enemy carry or mage! His second task, however, is more supportive. His crowd control is really useful to keep enemies away from your teammates. Always keep in mind that enemy (off)tanks feel untouchable because they are hard to kill, Feast deals true damage so show them your power if necessary! The next video is a video of a teamfight with mage Cho'Gath, enjoy!

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The top lane is home to many league champions and they all require different strategies to take them down. Below I have described a strategy for the most important solo top laners you will meet. If you, however, think I should add a specific champion please leave a comment below.

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For those who did not read the entire guide and for those who like to read it again to refresh their minds I have added below a list with tips and tricks. Just a basic list with combo's, helpful tips and crafty tricks, use these to your advantage!

• Rupture placement can be hard, but if you think "how would I walk?" you will find that people are more predictable than seemed at first.
• If you get pushed very hard by the enemy, do not counterpush! Instead, ask your jungler for help and, if necessary, take an extra point in Vorpal Spikes to last-hit better at the tower.
• Place Rupture in such way that you can hit the enemy champion, his minions or both.
• Take some extra points in Feral Scream when laning against a champion who heavily relies on abilities.
• If you get dived at your tower, at least Feast them before you die, usually it is just enough to still get you a kill.
• Feast often deals so much damage that enemies will not even have the time to activate spells such as Undying Rage.
• When you harass in close range, end with your Feral Scream as this usually gives you time to disengage without receiving a scratch.
• Feast is a great spell for stealing Baron Nashor or Dragon because it deals 1000 true damage to minions which is way more than Smite.
• As a mage, it is often more beneficial to have your ultimate up than to gain stacks with it.
• Even if you play Cho'Gath as a mage, you are often not focussed because of his tanky nature.
• When ganking, do not use Rupture directly from the brush, it reveals your position and it is often missed as the range is not big enough. Besides, it is better to use to catch up with an enemy rather than an initiating move.
• Even though maxing Vorpal Spikes is not a great way to go, it makes you outdamage the most auto-attackers early game just with your standard attacks. Very useful when laning against Garen for example.
• A well-timed Flash + Feast combo can really surprise kill an enemy!

Thank you for reading my guide on Cho'Gath, The Terror of the Void. I hope that this guide has changed your view on Cho'Gath and that you will put it into practice. I would like to ask all my readers to leave a comment below with your findings and I will take a look at it as soon as physically and mentally possible. If you vote, especially if you downvote, please leave a comment with your opinion and I will certainly take a look at it.

I will ask you not to downvote this guide just because it is a guide on mage Cho'Gath, if you feel that tank Cho'Gath is a better way to go; that is fine but I would like to ask you not to downvote this guide just because of that. Well, I guess I am done here, again thanks for reading and happy feasting!

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SPECIAL THANKS

• Wayne3100 - For learning me how to play Cho'Gath and for reviewing my guide a couple of times.
• jhoijhoi - For creating an awesome guide on how to create a guide. Her epic guide can be found here.
  Also, she has reviewed my guide and gave me my first +rec!
  WAIT! There is even more! She has created the awesome banner for my guide!
• SirSpankAlot - For reviewing my guide and giving me some very useful constructive criticism.
• PsiGuard - For reviewing my guide and he is responsible for quite some changes in my guide. Also, I would like to give him credit for his wonderful contribution in jungling Cho'Gath (i.e. the mastery setup and the Greater Mark of Attack Speed).
• JakofAllSpaydes - For creating that wonderful "Thanks for Reading" banner.
• wRAthoFVuLK - For giving me some great advice on my offtank build and he made me change it, for the good.

Here is the section with frequently asked questions and some questions that I have put there in order you do not have to ask them anymore. If you have a question that is not listed here, simply put it in the comments below in such a way that it is clear for me what the question is in order I can list it here. Thanks in advance.



Q: Is mage Cho'Gath the best way to play Cho'Gath?

A: I personally do not think that there is a best way to play him, both are viable in their own ways.

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Q: Why have you created this guide? No one plays Cho'Gath this way, probably for a reason.

A: Exactly the reason why I created this guide. Just to show people that experimenting and thinking outside the box can be rewarding and yield very new and fun gameplay.

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Q: I have just started playing Cho'Gath, is it not too hard to start with this build right away?

A: Not really, tank Cho'Gath is somewhat easier but it is very much possible. I would recommend that you use the Newcomer Mage Build.

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Q: Your guide sucks, I did not get any good scores with it. I am certainly going to downvote, you noob!

A: I am so sorry, that is not a question.

Below you will be able to find what has been changed to the guide and when this has been done. Also, if there has been a patch I will write it down in the change log as well even if it has no direct effect on the guide. Notable comments and possible recommendations will also be mentioned in the change log even though they are not really part of the guide. Other special events related to this guide will also be mentioned below.

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Energize 24-10-2011

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Guide Released!: Everyone now has access to my mage Cho'Gath guide, feel free to comment. The entire guide has been added. The Guide was reviewed by SirSpankAlot, changes have been made according to his criticism. Extra spell and grammar check was done by Wayne3100 and (hopefully) all spelling and grammar errors have successfully been removed.

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Energize 26-10-2011

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Let The Renovations Begin!: Started to implement all the suggestions done by jhoijhoi and PsiGuard The guide gained its first +rec by jhoijhoi! Party at my house! New Table of Contents will be implemented for better clarity. Offtank and Tank Cho will both be added to the guide, however probably not as in-depth as Mage Cho. A new way to jungle will also be added as was suggested by PsiGuard.

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Energize 30-10-2011

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Cho'Gath 2.0!: Complete re-vamp of the guide is finally done! Enjoy the new offtank Cho'Gath build and the new layout of the guide. Help me to make this guide #01! Completely different chapter order. Also, new chapters have been added and others have been removed. Offtank Cho'Gath build has been created as this is what you all have been asking for! More items have been added!

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Energize 03-11-2011

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Offtank Build Change: wRAthoFVuLK gave me some great advice so I have improved the offtank build. Philosopher's Stone has been removed from the standard build, it is still viable though. Catalyst The Protector is rushed in the new offtank build and later build into Banshee's Veil. Force of Nature has been removed from the standard offtank build.

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Energize 13-11-2011

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Eyecandy: I've made some changes that made the guide even more pleasant to look at. Jungle route is now more organised. Pros/Cons list are now of the same height.

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Energize 17-11-2011

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Season 2: Guide has been updated in order to fit the season 2 changes. Masteries updated. Pros/Cons got new icons. Doran's Ring now standard starting item for the mage build. Mastery explanations updated.