This build is designed to be extremely threatening early on to give you insane kill pressure and deny a lot of CS and try to net Cheesey kills.

Level 1 get infront of your minions to auto attack your laner whenever they come close to the wave (if they're ranged you'll have to trade properly). After using as many auto attacks as they allow you to get off, run into one of the bushes to reset minion aggro (IF YOU DON'T DO THIS THEY WILL CHUNK YOU VERY HARD). After you've hurt them a bit with your auto's, you should be able to hit Level 2 first, once the second wave shows up, auto attack 1 minion down to hit Level 2, then quickly upgrade your Q and try to get into a position to all-in. The damage from your Q + AA's + Thunderlords + Ignite should be enough to catch a lot of players off guard and quickly give you a kill. It's okay to burn your flash if you need 1 more auto.

If done correctly your opponent should either still be Level 1 or just hit Level 2, and you'll now have free farm to Level 3. (WARD THE BRUSH CLOSEST TO THE ENEMY TOWER FROM RIVER NOW) What you do here depends on what items you want for your first back, but aim to get enough gold for revolver. If your laner is playing very carelessly you could still be hitting him under tower, this will pressure him off CS and keep him even more behind.

If the enemy Jungler hasn't come to mess with you by now, you should now win the lane no matter what, unless your get outplayed hard by your laner. Aim for Level 6, keep river tightly shroomed and warded, and don't let yourself get easily ganked.

By the time you hit 6 your ignite should be ready again. Try to plant a shroom behind where your enemy will be walking, and if he steps on it pop your W and try to get another all-in, if he's low and his flash is down, then use your ignite to get him if you need to.

Now its smooth sailing, use these same tactics against the other enemy players. You can probably get a Cheesey solo kill off ADC/Mid at least once, maybe even the jungler if they're squishy. Don't forget to group up and help your team with objectives.

Not all hope is lost. It will surprise you how much people lack the damage foresight on the Q + AA + Thunderlords + Ignite combination, along with dropping a shroom on someone aswell. But if you find yourself getting roughed up a bit, you can skip Luden's and grab Zhonya's/Rylai's, or whatever you need to survive against your laner, but you can still finish your hextech, you'll do a lot of damage unless you're getting dove every 3 minutes by the laner and jungler, in which case you politely ask your jungler to get off his *** and help a brother out.

If the other team hasn't ragequit because your shroom half health squishies, its important to stay grouped with your team and harass hard without getting caught out. When objectives like red/blue, dragon, or baron start to spawn or be hovered around, set up your shrooms in paths your enemies often take. Late game if your team is doing fairly well, you can try to all-in and 100-0 a squishy Mid laner or ADC ESPECIALLY, then zhonya's until your team can catch up and save you.

- Drop shrooms in popular escape paths behind your enemy laner, you'd be surprised how many times they'll walk over them if they don't see them getting placed
- When you have Hextech + Thunderlords + Q ready, you're at your strongest, you can use this to harass until you're ready to all in with ignite and or flash
- Keep your river shroomed and warded at all times, your laner is going to complain about you extensively, and the enemy jungler will no doubt be top to try and shut him up.
- Your Hextech Gunblade will give you extra healing, so your laner may miscalculate the damage it would take to kill you, so remember, your auto's and abilities heal you
- When buffs are about to spawn, camp in the brush beside it to take out the jungler if they're very squishy, just be sure it isn't warded, and you have either an ally close by to heal, or a solid escape plan if things go wrong.
- You can walk towards an enemy to bait out a skillshot, then walk in a 90° angle to swiftly dodge it and advance with your W. (this is risky if you don't have practice doing it)