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(you forgot to talk about Stormrazor Vapora!)
The poor man's more expensive Manamune PepeLaugh
Actually went out of my way to take it out, probably shoulda left it in since so many people are still using it but I took the approach of IE = scaling, Manamune/Stormrazor = earlygame, and Manamune felt like the stronger early option so Stormrazor was obsolete. Might look into adding it back.
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and yours has a lack of information :^)
Coincidentally the same reason your brain stands out. :^)
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