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Spells:
Heal
Flash
Ability Order
Living Vengeance (PASSIVE)
Varus Passive Ability
Introduction & History
I've been playing LOL for awhile now, and Varus is a character I immediately wanted to play. He looks badass, and has a nice skillset to boot. His attack range is decent, whereas the range on his Q is phenomenal. Basically, like any ranged AD carry, you wanna stack AD, AS, Crit, and maybe a little life-steal.
What makes Varus great to me is I feel like I can lane forever, especially when taking

History:
5/11/12 - Small content update (added items and summoner spells sections)
5/10/12 - created guide.




Other valid reds:
Greater Mark of Desolation - an obvious great choice for AD characters.

For yellows and blues I really recommend the armor and MR as they're great on just about any character in the game. Feel free to switch them out for whatever floats your boat, however. For quints you have:
Greater Quintessence of Desolation - " " above mark


etc.
The 21 in offense really takes his damage up a notch, and in the defensive tree you pick up improved heal as well as a little MR or armor (w/e you need) and health. A lot of people use 21/0/9 picking up mana regen in the utility tree... but honestly with my play style (using the skills primarily to set off blight stacks/poke) I rarely go OOM and can lane forever. So the extra MR/armor/health comes in handy.

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With the exception that I take Piercing Arrow at level one, since you have no abilities to trigger the quiver damage with.





Rotation:
I like to stack 3x



If you have your ult available you can use it to set off the first stack of blight damage then use your Hail second after stacking some more blights. I've rarely seen people escape that combination. However, a lot of times





Then, on first B I either grab a






Next, I build my







After the zeal is a good spot to fit in any items you need to counter another team. Basically:
Against a magic based team you should be building:




And against AD:




Other situational items:




Au revoir!
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