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Choose Champion Build:

Spells:

Exhaust

Flash

Ability Order

Talon Passive Ability

More Talon Counters

Pros/ Cons

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Pros

+ Great Damage
+ Kills a lot
+ Nice cooldowns
+ Nice Harass

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Mercy
Cutthroat

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Cons

- Squishy
- Mana problems
- CC can f*** you a lot
- Item dependent

Masteries

Offensive Tree

Tier 1:
Tier 2:

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Defense Tree

Tier 1:
Tier 2:

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Runes

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Quintessences:

greater quintessence of desolation

Marks:

greater mark of desolation

Seals:

Greater Seal of Scaling Mana Regeneration
Greater Seal of Health
Greater Seal of Armor
greater seal of vitality

Glyphs:

Summoner Spells

Very Good:

Exhaust: + Cripple = Extra Damage with mercy. Must Have
Flash: escape or chase
Cleanse: remove any CC = AEWSOME

Good:

Ghost: nice MovSpeed boost, but Flash is better for him, unless you are playing Dominion.
Teleport: good to return to your lane or gank.
Ignite: really nice but Exhaust is way better

Dominion Spells:

Garrison:
Promote:

Skills

mercy

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(PASSIVE) You get 10% extra damage if you enemy is under slow, stun, immobilized or supressed. Who doesn't like extra damage? Well, i guess your enemys dont, but they need to die anyway.

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(Q) More damage on your next auto atk, bleed effect and reveal the enemy.

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(W) Your bread and butter. Nice AoE damage and slows your targets.

Cutthroat

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(E) You got Blink that Silences your target and amplifies your damage.

Tips and Tricks:

Try to blink to cancel AoE ultimates like Fiddlesticks Crowstorm, Nunu & Willump Absolute Zero or Galio Idol of Durand

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(R) It creates arroud you a circle of blades. Each blade can hit your enemies once when you use it and another time when they converge to your position. If you position yourself correctly, those blades can cause Tons damage. Also you will be invisible for 2.5 seconds and gain 40% of movement speed.

Tips and Tricks:

Use your ult, run to the back of your enemy trying to keep him/her between you and the circle of blades, so he/she can be hitted by most of the blades.

Ability Sequence
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18

Core Itens

Philosopher's Stone or or

Doran's Shield: armor + health + hp regen for early game.
Philosopher's Stone: after he get a nerf on his HP/MP regen.
Tiamat: HP/MP regen + Damage + AoE Damage.
Boots: For obvious reasons.
The Brutalizer: Because it give what you need most: atack, cooldown reduction and armor penetration
Why don't you take Doran's Blade? Because Talon on early game is very squishy, and you can't lose time going back to base every time. Doing the maths: lets say that u hit 60 on early game in a minion. With Doran's Blade you get 3% of 60 = 1,8Hp that you get on every hit you get, and Talon dont have a good AtkSpeed.

Boots of Choice

Boots of Swiftness: If their team doesn't have a lot of CC.
Ionian Boots of Lucidity: Nice Cooldown Reduction
Mercury's Treads: For most of games. Give a nice Magic Resistence and Tenacity.
Ninja Tabi: When there's a lot of AD on their team like Tryndamere and/or Master Yi

Situational Itens

sight ward / Vision Ward: why not?
Another Bloodthirster: if there's to many squishys
Banshee's Veil: Magic Resistence, HP+MP boost and prevents against annoying abilitys like Requiem
Guardian Angel: Armor + MResist
Eleisa's Miracle: when you don't get Mercury's Treads and/or Cleanse
Quicksilver Sash: remove debuffs and give some MagResist