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Runes: The Thunder Scouts (Camouflaged Tank)

1 2

Domination

Electrocute

Sudden Impact

Eyeball Collection

Ravenous Hunter

Sorcery

Scorch

Absolute Focus

Bonus:

+9 Adaptive (5.4 AD or 9 AP)
+9 Adaptive (5.4 AD or 9 AP)
+65 Base Health

Spells:

1 2

Summoners

Flash

Ignite

Items

Camouflaged Tank

Starting items

First back

Core items

Situational items

Boots

Full Build Example

100% Tank Form

Starting items

First back

Core items

Situational items

Boots

Full Build Example (Vs mostly AD)

Full Build Example (Vs mostly AP)

Full Build Example (mixed damage)

Ability Order Usual Skill Order

1 2 3

Teemo Passive Ability

Threats & Synergies

Threats

Synergies

Extreme Major Even Minor Tiny

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None Low Ok Strong Ideal

Extreme Threats

Ideal Synergies

Cho'Gath

Extreme

Cho'Gath is one of the more annoying champions to play against as Teemo. Not only do you not have that much damage when going Tank on Teemo, but Cho'Gath's CC is very annoying to deal with. The worst part is if he's going AP/Tank hybrid, causing his ultimate to do lots of damage. I suggest poking him tons early and then playing very safe past lvl 6.
Honestly I'd just not even pick Tankmo against this guy.

Teemo

Ideal

Teemo is the best teammate you could possibly get. He almost never gets banned so you're
guaranteed to have one in every game. When a Teemo is on your team, your enemy will be forced
to surrender at 15. Teemo is a force to be reckoned with. He can blind enemies, making them unable
to auto attack. He can go invisible, making enemies almost unable to attack him. Teemo can attack
enemies while not even being near them, protect you from ganks and steal objectives just with his shrooms.
Although many people do not appreciate Teemo's effort in League of Legends, he still keeps on going, fighting
for his teammates. Teemo is a Teemplayer and he's the best champion and ally you can ever get.

Synergies

Ideal Strong Ok Low None

Teemo

Ideal

Teemo is the best teammate you could possibly get. He almost never gets banned so you're guaranteed to have one in every game. When a Teemo is on your team, your enemy will be forced to surrender at 15. Teemo is a force to be reckoned with. He can blind enemies, making them unable to auto attack. He can go invisible, making enemies almost unable to attack him. Teemo can attack enemies while not even being near them, protect you from ganks and steal objectives just with his shrooms. Although many people do not appreciate Teemo's effort in League of Legends, he still keeps on going, fighting for his teammates. Teemo is a Teemplayer and he's the best champion and ally you can ever get.

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Hello!

My name is RainbowNova. I'm an Iron IV (technically Bronze II) player who usually plays . I've been playing since the end of Season 7, right after Kayn had been released. I love writing off-meta guides, because I'm terrible at the game. Using builds that can be seen as "troll builds" does not only give me an excuse for playing terrible, but it's also really fun to see what kinds of fun things you can try out.

I've played ever since I first found out about him and I've never stopped playing him ever since. He was the first champion on which I didn't completely fail.
Even though I haven't been playing League as much as I used to, is still my go-to champion for when I do play. Whether I go support, mid or top, I've found to work in every role besides in the jungle ( and I've seen even that work once ). After trying out a tank build on for quite some time, I've realised that this build is something that needs to be shared. has enough built-in damage to be able to build tank items while still doing some damage. Going tank on won't let you do the same amount of damage as regular Teemo would obviously, but it's still something that I think every player should try out atleast once! (Trust me, you'll tank me later.)

Before we start this guide, I want everyone to know a bit about the origins of Tankmo. When was he invented? Who invented him? Was there a true 'first' creator or did multiple people have the idea? All these questions will be answered in the following bit. However, if you do not care at all, please keep on scrolling a small bit.

Who invented tanks?

What kinds of tanks are there?"

First of all, it's important to know how classing tanks works. They are often refered to by their weight, the options being 'light', 'medium' and 'heavy'. However, a light tank from one time could weigh more than a medium tank from another one. Basically, who cares about tank classifications. This is a Tankmo guide. The only kind of tanks you need to care about are Tankmo and not-Tankmo's. Cmon, you didn't think I was actually going to write an entire essay about tanks, did you? I might be insane, but even that's going too far. Holy frick!

Anyways, as I was saying. Tanks were not only classified by their weight. Many types are also described by their tactical role, which depends on contemporary military doctrine. For instance, 'infantry' and 'cruiser' tanks are British classifications of the 1930s and '40s; 'infantry', 'fast', and 'breakthrough' are Soviet types of the same time period.

British and Soviet tacticians up to the time of the Second World War classified tanks into three major roles: infantry, light, and cavalry. Infantry tanks supported infantry units, to integrally support dismounted infantry actions. Light tanks performed the traditional cavalry role of scouting and screening. Cavalry or "cruiser" tank units were meant to exploit breakthroughs and fight other armoured formations.

As role based classifications evolved, the role of light tanks was overtaken by other vehicles, such as carriers and scout cars. The infantry and cruiser tank roles were combined in British use late in the war to form the Universal tank concept. This was made possible as increased engine power provided the capability to sufficiently armour a cruiser tank, the Centurion, to undertake both roles. Centurion entered service just as the war came to an end.

Post-war, tanks were similarly made capable of fulfilling multiple roles on the battlefield, resulting in the designation Main Battle Tank.

Tanks are sometimes classified as belonging to a particular generation, although the actual definition and membership in these generations is not clearly defined. Soviet and Russian military planners organise tanks into a generation of tanks up to 1945, and four generations of main battle tanks,[6] while Canadian strategists organise main battle tanks into three generations.[7] The military of the People's Republic of China also recognises three generations of its own tanks.

PROS

+ You still deal tons of damage.
+ You take almost no damage (besides true damage).
+ It's fun!
+ It works on any terrain!
+ Better sustain in lane.
+ You get to live longer in fights.
+ People, both your teammates and your enemies, WILL rage at you.

Tankmo is not just a good pick, it's almost always the best pick. You get to deal tons of damage thanks to and because you're , but you also take less damage thanks to the HP from and your other tank items. Your makes it so you have even less damage to worry about, since literally no auto attacks can hurt you for a full 2+ seconds. You can also kite greatly thanks to the slow on your and .

CONS

- You don't get to see squishies die to 2 shrooms.
- You might get flamed for 'trolling'.
- Your early game is the same as with the normal build.
- Fighting enemy tanks in a 1v1 can be hard, since you will lose out on most of your usual damage.

There aren't a lot of negatives about going tank on , but there's still a few there and they should be talked about. First of all, enemy tanks like , and will out-tank you. They all get really tank in the late-game to the point where it's not even funny anymore. Since you'll lose out on quite some damage, they'll be harder to lane against after your first item. You can take more damage from their combos, but that doesn't mean you'll survive them.

This first rune path is for the people who would like to go the Camouflaged Tank path, where you'll be focusing more on the damaging part of this guide.

DOMINATION

For the keystone I've chosen . I've done this, because it gives a decent amount of burst once you hit an aa + + . I've also chosen for it, because I do not like any of the other keystones and runes on Tankmo. , , , etc just don't give me the same feeling that gives when you run your enemy down and they cry in fear hoping you won't hit that last thing you need to hit for to proc...

All of these three can be used, since they all have some use on Tankmo. First of all is , which works if you build and/or if you hit an enemy with a . Then there's , which I'd personally not recommend. Last and the one I always pick is , because has no cooldown on his passive and only goes on a 4 SECOND COOLDOWN if you wait the 5 seconds it lasts. This means that you can go in stealth, attack an enemy, go back in stealth and still have the magic penetration and lethality.

For these 3 my choice is always really easy. I almost always go for . The only time I don't is if I play a support champion and even then I usually go another rune, because I'd prefer going on a tank or on a mage. gives you the extra damage you want as Tankmo, while the other 2 give you the vision that 's shrooms can give you as well.

The choice for this one is personal. I'd definitely not recommend as you do not have any item actives with this build. seems redundant as the cooldown of is not that long and the damage won't be too great. I'd recommend going for either for the extra movement speed, so you can run your enemies down or so you have some sort of sustain once you get + .

SORCERY

I like the most out of the choices here, as you'll be above 70% health most of the time with that amazingly well chosen and all of the HP you'll be stacking. It's basically a free 30 AP and any amount helps!

The first thing I've got to say about these 3 is that you should not pick on . Unless you're planning on playing River Teemo, you should really not pick it. It's not as good as the other two. You could pick , but I personally don't have any game last longer than 30 minutes, so it just doesn't give me the amount I'd like it to. however, gives you a free extra burning effect that combines very well together with the burn from and the poison from .

Here I've chosen for the simple Damage + Damage + Hp path. I've chosen damage over Cooldown Reduction and Attack Speed, since you won't be needing either of those. The items in this build give you more than enough Cooldown Reduction and attack speed is not the most important stat on . I've chosen HP over armor or magic resistance, because to me HP feels like it works against both Attack Damage and Ability Power, while armor and magic resistance only negate either Attack Damage or Ability Power respectively.

This second rune path is for the people who would like to go the 100% Tank path, where you'll be focusing solely on the tanking part of this guide.

RESOLVE

As keystone I've picked , as it gives you 3 extra health just for auto attacking the enemy. You also deal more damage based on your max health and you heal 2% of your max health back. This 3 extra health stacks with the health gained from other runes, making you tankier just for poking the enemy which is a beast at.

Out of these 3 I've chosen for as doesn't get a shield from anything and he mostly plays solo, so won't do much for him. however makes you do extra damage on turrets and the damage increases with your max health. So not only will you do tons of damage to turrets, but you'll also be able to tank more when you run away from enemies trying to stop you.

Here I've chosen for as I find it to be the most useful. Taking less damage from an enemy champions from their next 3 spells or attacks is good against champions that spam abilities. Although gives you back 4% of your missing health, you won't need this as gives you back way more in the mid-late game and you won't heal much of in the early game. could be picked, as free extra armor and MR is always nice but I find Tankmo to have more than enough of both eventually, so I prefer to pick to survive laning phase better.

For the last rune of the primairy tree I've picked . You won't need as you most likely won't have a support in the top lane. You could go for unflinching, but I find the extra health from to be better for getting to the point of becoming a true Tankmo.

SORCERY

Once again I've chosen for to be the secondairy tree. This time I've gone for as it gives you a shield that blocks magic damage, making you tankier. You won't need as will give you more than enough mana in the early game. Nimbus Cloak isn't that useful, unless you are going to do more with 's movement speed, but we'er focusing on becoming Tankmo.

The last rune. I've once again chosen for for the same reason as above. is not that useful for a toplaner and my games almost never last longer than 30 minutes so won't do much.

For the three smoll things I've gone for Damage - Armor - MR. This is simply because you do not need anymore than 40% CDR thanks to your items, so damage is the best choice. I've chosen armor and MR, because it makes you tankier(duh).

Camouflaged Tank
Core items
Liandry's Torment Explanation To me this is the most important item on Teemo, ever. It gives you an EXTRA burning effect besides your own poison. It also gives a lot of AP which you'll need for the damage and it gives 300 health as well, which adds to your tanky boi powers.			Iceborn Gauntlet Explanation I always build a Sheen upgrade item on every champion. I find the passive from Sheen (Spellblade) to be too good to not use it. Extra damage based on how much armor/ap/ad you have is literally free damage. It also adds to your auto attack damage and it slows enemies even more. This combined with Rylai's and your shrooms makes it almost impossble for enemies to run away from you.
Situational items
Zhonya's Hourglass Explanation I don't think I can really say anything about Zhonya's that you haven't heard a billion times before. Learn when to use it and it'll be one heck of a handy item. It also gives some armor and CDR, so that's nice.	Banshee's Veil Explanation Banshee's is a better item against teams that have some big spells. It also gives a lot of AP and MR plus a decent amount of CDR. The spellshield is very good against teams that have a grabbing champion or someone with an ability to initiate battles like Ashe's ultimate.	Warmog's Armor Explanation Warmog's Armor was the first item I built on Tankmo the first time I tried doing something off-meta. The one thing I'll never forget is how the enemy tried killing me, knowing I was invisible in the bush, but Warmog's kept regenerating my health the entire time. My premade and I had some fun times with that build and it was all thanks to Warmog's, which is why I recommend it for both the health and the potential fun.	Rylai's Explanation Rylai's gives a good chunk of AP and 300 health, while also slowing enemies. Although the slow is only 1 second, that might be more than enough combined with other slows you've got to keep up with them.
Boots
Sorcerer's shoes Explanation I personally almost always get these on Camouflaged Tankmo, as the magic penetration combined with Cheap Shot stacks up pretty hard. This somewhat makes up for the lack of AP you'll have.		Mercury's Treads Explanation I'd only recommend these boots if the enemy team has a lot / long lasting CC. I'd not recommend it against Ryze, as he is forced to stay in range in order to spam his stuff, so you might as well go for magic penetration and kill him with the extra damage from that.	Ninja Tabi Explanation I almost never buy Ninja Tabi's, except if the enemy team has literally only auto attack based champions or their AD champions are the only ones participating in fights.

100% Tank
Core items
Liandry's Torment Explanation To me this is the most important item on Teemo, ever. It gives you an EXTRA burning effect besides your own poison. It also gives a lot of AP which you'll need for the damage and it gives 300 health as well, which adds to your tanky boi powers.			Iceborn Gauntlet Explanation I always build a Sheen upgrade item on every champion. I find the passive from Sheen, Spellblade, to be too good to not use it. Extra damage based on how much armor/ap/ad you have is literally free damage. It also adds to your auto attack damage and it slows enemies even more. This combined with Rylai's and your shrooms makes it almost impossble for enemies to run away from you.
Situational items
Warmog's Armor Explanation Warmog's Armor was the first item I built on Tankmo the first time I tried doing something off-meta. The one thing I'll never forget is how the enemy tried killing me, knowing I was invisible in the bush, but Warmog's kept regenerating my health the entire time. My premade and I had some fun times with that build and it was all thanks to Warmog's, which is why I recommend it for both the health and the potential fun.	Thornmail Explanation Another item that explains itself. If the enemy has auto attack heavy champions, get this and they'll hurt themselves and heal less. I'd recommend it against Master Yi, Dr. Mundo, Mordekaiser and any other champion that's auto attack heavy and builds any kind of lifesteal.	Abyssal Mask Explanation Abyssal Mask is a favourite of mine. It gives you all kinds of bonus stats, you gain mana from taking damage and you gain health from using mana AND you do more damage to enemies that are 3.25 teemo's in range. It's a very good item, even if the enemy only has 1 AP champion.	Randuin's Omen Explanation I never build Randuin's, even though I probably should. Usually I end up building my main build and then I need just one more item and then I'm like "I don't really NEED Randuin's so I'mma go with this other item." I would only recommend it if the enemy has a lot of champions that use the critical strike stat, but you won't find team comps like that too often.
Adaptive Helm Explanation Adaptive Helm is another favourite of mine. Taking less damage from people trying to copy you? What is this? Copyright Protection? This item gives you not only a lot of stats, but it also makes you take less damage from repeated MAGIC DAMAGE. Things like Cassiopeia's, Teemo's or Singed's poison do less damage to you after the first hit, Mordekaiser's weird fire will do less, Karthus E will do less. Every spammable ability or Damage over Time ability / effect will do less damage after the first hit. This item works great against champions like Ryze, Amumu and even Teemo himself.			Rod of Ages Explanation Rod of Ages might not seem like much at first, but if you do the maths you can see that it gives: - 60 + 40 = 100 Ability Power; - 300 + 200 = 500 health; - 300 + 100 = 400 mana. RoA also has the same passive as Abyssal Mask, so it's recommended to not buy both just so you can get another item passive. Fun fact: RoA's stack, so 6x RoA = 600 AP, 3000 health and 2400 mana.
Boots
Mercury's Treads Explanation I'd only recommend these boots if the enemy team has a lot / long lasting CC. I'd not recommend it against Ryze, as he is forced to stay in range in order to spam his stuff, so you might as well go for magic penetration and kill him with the extra damage from that.			Ninja Tabi Explanation I almost never buy Ninja Tabi's, except if the enemy team has literally only auto attack based champions or their AD champions are the only ones participating in fights.

Guerrilla Warfare (Passive)

Unit: (literally and figuratively) absolute
COST: 0 mana
COOLDOWN: 1.5 seconds (kinda?)

Teemo goes invisible if he stays still for 1.5 seconds outside of a brush. The invisiblity goes away if you move or use most of the Summoners Spells. If you become invisible in a brush or flash into a brush while being invisible, you stay invisible. You also get an Attack Speed boost for a few seconds after you get out of invisibility.

This is the thing that makes playing Teemo so much fun. Are you being chased by enemies? Just find a decent spot to hide and go invisible. Will they run past you thinking you kept running or will they know you're in the same brush as them? What if you actually kept on running and they're staying in the brush thinking you went invisible? You can also go invisible in another lane in the first minute for a cheesy 2v1 in the first minute. The amount of possibilities are near infinite. Personal recommendation: If you get +3.000 HP and have Warmog's Armor and you're found out in a brush, you will be able to run around in the brush and regain your HP. Your enemies will think you're getting low, while you're just going to stay at full HP the entire time.

Blinding Dart (Q)

RANGE: 680 (6.8 Teemo's)
COST: 70 / 75 / 80 / 85 / 90 mana
COOLDOWN: 8 seconds

This is a point and click ability. It blinds a single enemy. This means that any (PHYSICAL) damage from auto attacks gets ignored. This works on Nasus Q, Udyr E and every other empowered auto attack as well. However, it only blocks the damage. It will not block any side-effects or magical damage.

One very important thing to note about Blinding Dart is that it's not the best for poking or damaging toplaners. It takes quite some mana and it has a big cooldown of a whole 8 seconds.

Blinding Dart takes some time to fly towards your target. Because of this, you might notice that people can auto attack you even though you pressed Q on them. Be aware that this will happen a lot, unless you can super-predict an upcoming flash-aa and even then the ability itself might be too slow.
Obviously, blinding shot should be saved for the enemy's ADC or Auto Attack based champions. It can blind for an entire +2 seconds, meaning that you can render an ADC almost completely useless. For the love of Teemo do not go and focus the Illaoi with your blind...

Move Quick (W)

RANGE: 0 Teemo's
COST: 40 mana
COOLDOWN: 17 seconds

Move Quick has a passive and an active. The passive part gives you a 10-26% movement speed boost at all times, whether in or out of combat. The active part doubles this movement speed bonus, giving you a 20-52% movement speed boost.

This ability makes it so that you have a minimum of 330 + 33 = 363 movement speed stat at any given time. That's all I can really say about this ability. It's just extra movement speed. What else do you want me to say?

Use this to run away faster... Wow... What a helpful tip. Thanks me for telling everyone such an obvious thing...
You can use this to... Run it down quicker? That's something I guess. Go and run it down like Tyler1 used to.(Please don't actually do this, I don't wanna be responsible for people going 0/20 maxing W first buying mobi boots + taking all the movement speed runes)

Toxic Shot (E)

RANGE: Auto Attack Range
COST: 0 mana
COOLDOWN: 0 seconds

Your auto attacks now have a burning effect and we'll call it poison.

I just don't even know what to say about this. I tried to make some kind of joke or connect this with a tank somehow, but there's literally nothing.

Just
poison
your enemies.

Noxious Trap (Q)

RANGE: 400(4 Teemo's) / 650(6.5 Teemo's) / 900(9 Teemo's)
COST: 75 mana and 1 shroom charge
COOLDOWN: 30 / 25 / 20 seconds for recharging, 0,25 CD for placing the shrooms.

Teemo can store up to 3 shrooms. These shrooms stay until they either explode or until their 5 minute timer has expired. If anyone or anything steps on them, they deal damage in an area poisoning everything near it. You can throw a shroom onto another shroom for it to bounce further. If an enemy steps onto another shroom while still taking damage from another, the poison effect gets reset and the damage does NOT stack.

These shrooms can be placed GLOBALLY. You can put them anywhere you'd like. Whether that is the enemy's jungle, your own jungle, bot or midlane, river or your own lane; it does not matter. It's an easy way to get assists or to steal the enemy's jungle's buffs.

Where you want to place your shrooms depends on your enemy. Other Teemo guides will go more in detail about this, but personally I like placing shrooms between brushes. This way you can hide away from ganks if you've pushed too far and get some free damage on the enemies.
Another good place to put shrooms can be at the tribush or at the entrance of your blue buff, so that you have some vision and knowledge of the enemy jungler.
If your enemy loves diving, you can place shrooms between the wall and the pathing of the minions. You can also place shrooms right next to the turret, as long as you kill the melee minions before they hit them.

Now before I start ranting about which champions I personally dislike, because I either suck against them or because just wasn't made to play against them; most if not all champions that counter Tankmo are champions that either are hella tanky or heal way too much for Tankmo to ever beat. So although Tankmo won't be able to 1v1 these champions, you do survive longer than regular would, meaning your team has more time to come and help you.

Broken

Mordekaiser

Broken

Renekton

Annoying

Illaoi

Bruh

Garen

...

Warwick

Actually not the worst to play against.

Darius

1 - Malphite
Usually, Malphite beats Teemo after level 6. This is because of his ultimate, Hole Destroyer. This ability allows Malphite to quickly teleport behind someone and oh wae mae wo shinderu them, after which he high fives the ground once and slaps you in the face. USUALLY this would one shot you, even if Malphite were to go 100% MR. This time however, you're Tankmo. If you rush Abyssal Mask, you can tank his damage. You won't be able to kill him easily in a 1v1, but with the help of your jungler you can kill him. So in terms of who's better, Tankmo and Malphite are equal in strength and tankiness.

2 - Cho'Gath
Cho'Gath gains health and mana from killing minions. Although this is a very small amount, it's still more than you'll heal. Cho'Gath also has an ultimate that does a lot of true damage. Luckily enough, you won't be taking as much damage from his Q, W and E as a usual Teemo would, making his ult less of a threat since you won't be low enough to die to it. Once you get Liandry's you can do quite some damage to Cho'Gath, but it's recommended to play it safe or to dodge his Q's. Tankmo does not outtank Cho'Gath, but he also won't die to him in a 1v1.

3 - Sion
Sion is a great tank. Not only does he get extra health from his W for killing minions, but he can also run the runes that give more health per minion. This means that he will outscale you in health. Sion also has a knockup and a stun, both which deal quite a lot of damage. He also has a big butt shield which deals damage and an E which makes him do more damage if it hits you. Basically, Sion is going to demolish you even harder than you could possibly demolish any turret. He is tankier, will have more health than you and does more damage. He also has a chance after death to kill you, because of the bonus movement speed, attack speed and lifesteal he gets.

4 - The Challenger 2
The Challenger 2 is usually seen as the best tank there is on the entire planet. That is, if you don't count Tankmo as a Tank. According to specific Google results, the Challenger 2 is the best, because of its accuracy and armor. It holds the record for being the tank that requires the longest amount of time to destroy. It can shoot over 5 km and does this with a deadly accuracy. Compared to Tankmo, the Challenger 2 is nothing. Tankmo NEVER misses his attack or blinds, meaning he has a 100% accuracy. This is very important, as a missed shot can warn your enemies and give away your location. Tankmo can also go invisible, meaning he can attack and hide without anyone knowing he was ever there to begin with. The Challenger 2 however cannot go invisible and will be seen. To compensate for this, the Challenger 2 is the hardest to kill tank ever. So Tankmo has invisibility and a 100% accuracy, but the Challenger 2 is the tankiest on the entire world and can shoot targets from 5 kilometres away.

- Teemo was released on the 21th of February in 2009, so he's officially older than my mental age as of 27-06-2019.
- Teemo was the first champion I really started maining.
- The reason I call him a chameleon, is because he feels viable in every role and in that way he can adapt to every environment just like how chameleons can change color to blend in with their environment.

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I want to thank the following people and sites for of all the things they've done which have helped me make this guide:

- The following links are the ones I've used for the information about tanks. This one is about tanks used in WW1. Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanks_in_World_War_I

- This one's about the earliest tanks made and vehicles similar to tanks. Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_tank#Early_concepts

- This one explains the classes of tanks. Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tank_classification

- Foxy has a really amazing guide on how to work with tables, going from the most basic to the coolest advanced ways of using them. Check it out! Link: https://www.mobafire.com/league-of-legends/build/foxys-tables-guide-grasping-the-table-coding-basics-392523

- JhoiJhoi for her amazing guide on how to make a guide + Templates she allows others to use. I've been using her guide for every single one of mine, because I keep forgetting how to use basic code. Link: https://www.mobafire.com/league-of-legends/build/making-a-guide-101506

- I want to thank a very specific person for telling me to work on this guide, as I've been stalling it for quite some time.

- A site that names a few of the strongest war tanks ever. Link: https://interestingengineering.com/7-of-the-best-tanks-that-you-wouldnt-want-to-face-in-battle

Thank you again for reading, and have a good day.

PS: I tried changing the Teemo icons above into Tankmo's, but the code just didn't let me :(

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Runes: The Thunder Scouts (Camouflaged Tank)

Spells:

Flash

Ignite

Flash

Teleport

Items

Ability Order Usual Skill Order

Guerrilla Warfare (PASSIVE)

Blinding Dart (Q)

Move Quick (W)

Toxic Shot (E)

Noxious Trap (R)

Guerrilla Warfare (PASSIVE)

Blinding Dart (Q)

Move Quick (W)

Toxic Shot (E)

Noxious Trap (R)

Guerrilla Warfare (PASSIVE)

Blinding Dart (Q)

Move Quick (W)

Toxic Shot (E)

Noxious Trap (R)

Threats & Synergies

Aatrox

Ahri

Akali

Alistar

Amumu

Anivia

Annie

Ashe

Aurelion Sol

Azir

Bard

Blitzcrank

Brand

Braum

Caitlyn

Camille

Cassiopeia

Cho'Gath

Corki

Darius

Diana

Dr. Mundo

Draven

Ekko

Elise

Evelynn

Ezreal

Fiddlesticks

Fiora

Fizz

Galio

Gangplank

Garen

Gnar

Gragas

Graves

Hecarim

Heimerdinger

Illaoi

Irelia

Ivern

Janna

Jarvan IV

Jax

Jayce

Jhin

Jinx

Kai'Sa

Kalista

Karma

Karthus

Kassadin

Katarina