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THE TRUNDLE BUNDLE [Jungle, Top, and Support]

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League of Legends Build Guide Author McDank

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Hi, could you please show a full example build?

Everything else is great, thank you.

Pretty nice guide . I am personally a Level 7 Trundle with 300k+ Points with him . I do have one suggestion for you . Have you ever considered trying to buy Statikk Shiv on Top Trundle ? I mean ... as 5th or even 6th item just for some flavour . I think it is fun playing it if you are fed enough in the early and enemy can't burst you with ult up .

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I'm still trying with ...
I need more practice :,v...

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I was looking for the passive + combo. And yes it works because counts as a "self healing".

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Actually I have some other questions:
1. If minions die on a line those count too with the passive heal?
2. Does rune of the path have synergy with passive, right?
3. Why you use the path instead of with rune as a secondary path?

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3. Why you use the path instead of with rune as a secondary path?

3,1. I guess you are trying to get more movement speed for a good map and jungle control, I'm I right?
But still, is it worth enough instead of the sustain that you may get with the path with ? - I mean you can also make a combo with rune that you set up in the path for ganks too, no?

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These are very good questions. If a minion dies in lane it will also count towards kings tribute heal as long as you are standing close to them (you can hover over passive and it should show you the range of what counts towards your passive heal). Revitalize does have synergy with Trundle's passive making it a very effective rune choice. Sorcery path used to be more effective before the celerity changes, but now resolve path with revitalize might be more effective for sustain in teamfights, although you lose massive buffs from waterwalking as a jungler. However Trundle easily heals up through clearing camps later in the game and his biggest problem is being kited so you could honestly take either secondary path. I'm planning to update soon and may change the jungle build to take resolve instead. Thank you for your input and let me know if you have any other qs.

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Thanks for taking the time to answer my questions.
I have two more question now:
1. Why passive health it is not increased with rune?
2. And I was thinking about to create a balance to keep speed too, what about as a secondary path with to make extra damage and to keep and create a snowballing effect with your speed?

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Hi, I'm Corvux!
I'm a main jungler. I have never played in the jungle and I'm very interested.
I will like to know what is the ability that steal life or heal him and some other tips that may be useful on the jungle.
Can you help me with that?

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The only ability that actually heals Trundle in the jungle is his passive which heals him for a percentage of anything that dies near him. However, this usually heals a lot more than you think it would on monsters and when combined with healing boost of frozen domain you shouldn't lose much health from where you started, and after your first clear you'll find that clearing camps will heal you more then the monsters damage you so you never need to worry about that. The most important tip for Trundle in the jungle is to find easy paths to cut off completely with your pillar, this allows you to catch enemies out of position and gives you massive jungle dominance along with Trundle's fast clearing. Let me know if you have any more questions or if you would like to know of any more tips.

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Thanks for the reply!
that was very useful...

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Would really like to test this guide's with my guide's kkkkk, it would be hilarious seeing enemy ADC stuck on a trap while constantly being pillar'ed and stunned!

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I like the way you think. The constant pillars can be quite annoying for the enemies, and when you combine that with any other stuns like jhin's, it's basically a freebie. Good luck and have fun in future games.

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I like your guide and I am pretty interested in Trundle support since I've never tried it and I'm a person who wants to try new things. Keep up the good work, +rep !

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Glad you like the guide! Hope it helps you win and have fun. Good luck! :)

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Hi! I saw your guide some time ago and I noticed that the videos embedded in the guide are all broken. Probably they are not published, try to check them!
Anyway nice guide! :D

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I can't believe I'm just learning about this haha that's pretty embarassing... a million thanks for pointing this out to me. It should be fixed now. Thanks! :)

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Yup, now everything's okay!
And don't worry, it happens to overlook this little things :D

I like support one the most, but imo only pillar is not enough to take Aftershock as a keystone. Wouldn't Guardian be better for him?

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It really depends on your playstyle. I like to use pillar as a tool to initiate engages, so after I knock-up the enemy with pillar I get the extra resistances of Aftershock as I approach them and then apply bonus damage to them at the end of its duration. Guardian is more useful for a passive approach where you wait for the enemy to engage and then utilize the extra shields to turn the fight, or the speed boost to safely flee from a fight you don't think you can turn. However, Trundle's kit already has plenty of peel for your adc if you play him right so the speed boost isn't much needed, and since Guardian has a longer cooldown than Aftershock, I feel that aftershock is a better fit. Of course this is just my personal preference, and depending on your playstyle Guardian can certainly be a much more effective keystone. Hope this helps! :)

watcha think of glacial augment on trundle hmmm. amd awesome guide btw

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Glad you like the guide! Glacial Augment would be an excellent choice for extra cc to help chase down enemies, but I don't find it as good for Top. You already have good slows with pillar in your kit, so other keystones such as conqueror and grasp would be more effective to boost your kill potential in a duel. At jungle it could definitely come in handy to help teammates secure kills during ganks, although I don't really like the inspiration path on jungle Trundle. Support Trundle could also make good use of Glacial Augment although you'd want to be a little more careful since you lose the resistances of Aftershock. Overall, taking glacial augment reduces your individual threat but is much more effective at helping your team get kills. I would only take it if you are trying to play supportive throughout the game. Good luck fellow troll.

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