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Sun Tzu the Art Of War | S13 Undying Galio

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Runes: Grasp Of The Undying

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Resolve

Grasp of the Undying

Shield Bash

Second Wind

Revitalize

Precision

Triumph

Legend: Tenacity

Bonus:

+8 Ability Haste
+6 Armor
+10% Tenacity/Slow Resist

Spells:

Flash + Ignite

Flash

Ignite

Items

Start

First back

Rush sunfire | Note: You can build Heartsteel first

Boots

Mythic

Third item:

Last item choices

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Build Example #2

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Fiora

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"He will win who knows when to fight and when not to fight."

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Chapter 1: Laying Plans

Sun-Tzu explains the importance of being prepared.
He also points out six essential elements of war:
1. moral
2. influence
3. weather
4. terrain
5. command
6. doctrine

Chapter 2: Waging War

This chapter includes highly specific details, including how many horses and troops are required for battle.
The author emphasizes the utmost importance of advanced preparation so a soldier can act quickly when the time comes.

Chapter 3: Attack by Stratagem

Sun-Tzu focuses on preventative measures such as subduing the enemy without a fight.
Five situations are given as predictions for victory:

1. The leader has full awareness of themself, troops, and the opposition.
2. The leader knows how to use small or large forces. #The leader knows how to unify the ranks with a common purpose.
3. The leader knows how to be patient while the opposition is impatient.
4. The leader's authority does not cloud judgment.

Chapter 4: Tactical Dispositions

Victory should never be assumed or taken for granted.
The elements of war are presented and include measurement of space, estimation of quantities, calculations, comparisons, and chances of victory.

Chapter 5: Energy

When dealing with troops, a group of people should be unified into a single force.
The troops should be well-organized according to a chain of command.

Chapter 6: Weak Points and Strong

Look like an easy target to make enemies assume an easy victory.
Use mixed tactics to keep the enemy guessing and vulnerable.

Chapter 7: Maneuvering

Strike a balance between confusing the enemy and teaching troops to obey seemingly futile commands.
Arrive on the battlefield early and organized.
Actions should be clear and coordinated.

Chapter 8: Variation in Tactics

Specific tactics apply to specific situations. For example, not every city needs to be attacked.
A general can fail in several ways, including being careless, acting in haste or afraid, being easily provoked, and worrying excessively about troops rather than victory.

Chapter 9: The Army on the March

Marches and alignment of troops are of utmost importance in defeating the enemy.
Weather conditions and geographic features of the land should be taken into consideration and used to the troop's advantage.

Chapter 10: Terrain

Physical terrain and psychological terrain are equally important.
Poor leadership cannot make up for well-trained troops; well-trained troops cannot make up for poor leadership.

Chapter 11: The Nine Situations

Certain grounds should not be involved in the conflict:

dispersive ground - ground within one's land
frontier ground - just inside enemy lines
key ground - ground that is advantageous to both sides.

Skilled troops should fight on the following lands:

communicating ground - fortified land
focal ground - land surrounded by three other states or potential allies.
far inside enemy territory.

Lands to avoid include:

difficult grounds - rough terrain or swift rivers #encircled ground - being pushed into difficult terrain by the enemy
death ground - desperate situations.

Chapter 12: The Attack by Fire

Fire is one of the most powerful weapons of war.
With proper timing and conditions, fire can be used to destroy supplies and wreak havoc on the enemy.

Chapter 13: The Use of Spies

Different types of spies can be useful in providing information about the enemy and evading unnecessary wars.
Deceitful spies must be put to death.