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The godlike Tryndamere
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Spells:
Exhaust
Ignite
Ability Order
Battle Fury (PASSIVE)
Tryndamere Passive Ability
Introduction
In my first Guide I want to show a way how to play Tryndamere. He was the first character I bought and I liked to play with him and actually I still like it. In my opinion he is one of the best beginner chars, because he has a heal, a movement, a slowing and an undying skill.
This gives you the necessary attack and movement speed to kill your first enemies.
This item is very important for you. The Infinity Edge gives you attack damage, some crit chance and a great passive for Tryndamere. Because you have a very high crit chance at this point in the game, this passive makes your crit damage dealing 250% instead of normal 200%.
The perfect item for Tryndamere I think. The Phantom Dancer gives you not only crit chance but also movement and attack speed. This is the point you latest should start to kill your enemies.
The Bloodthirster is very useful in 1 vs. 1 or team fights because you get more attack damage and some life steal.
Now you can add some passive items to survive longer in team fights (or you can go one like me and buy more offensive items.)
I'm going on with these items:
Gives you a bit more life steal so now you should be ready to kill EVERY enemy.
Same arguments like at the Phantom Dancer above.
Then I sell my Brawler's Gloves, because I am already fast enough with my 2 Phantom Dancers, and buy a third Bloodthirster.
But there are also some other items you can buy and I want to list them for you:
I like this item because it gives some extra health and it has a great passive, if you have high attack and movement speed. BUT in most team fights you kill enemies in less than 3 seconds so normally they don't have a chance to escape.
This is great against tanks, but against other heroes it isn't as useful as a Bloodthirster.
Same like Last Whisper.
Same like Last Whisper and Black Cleaver.
This is also a very useful item, but you only should buy it if you trained a lot with Tryndamere and if you are sure you dominate your lane.
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- great attack/movement speed
- more than 85% critical hit chance
- great life steal with at least 2 Bloodthirster
- you nearly kill every enemy you hit on
- with my last three items I can fight Baron Nashor alone
Cons:
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- very expensive items
- hard to survive in late game
- not as a great team player as other guides tell you to play him
In team fights you never should be the first who attacks because then you'll die also if you use your ultimate. Always let the tank attack first and then start dealing your great damage. Escaping heroes you can slow with mocking shout.
You know you did a good job if the opponent's team surrenders now. If not try to keep on killing enemies, farming creeps and minions and complete your item build.
It is very important to end the game as early as possible because if your enemies finish their item build, they deal lots of damage to you and also if you use your ulti you'll die in every team fight.
To shorten everything I said in this guide your strategy in a normal game is: playing defensive, farming minions and creeps, only attack enemies if you are sure you'll kill them and concentrate on killing heroes walking alone.
I hope you enjoyed reading my guide. Moreover I hope you have great statistics playing with this guide and maybe you can send them to me so I can post some examples.
If there is some criticism or a bit praise please tell me in a comment.
Yours,
Ragenus
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