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Friday 24 August 2012

[Gemini]

(A)



Strength : 19 (+2.1)

Agility : 22 (+3.0)

Intelligence: 17 (+1.9)

Gemini possesses a very high total stat gain and above average gains for all attributes. His starting stats are average if not slightly above average.

Int:
Gemini has a rather high int score. This allows him to use his relatively cheap skills on a regular basis without needing items to improve his mana pool or mana regen.

Agi:
His very high agi gain should be taken into account when deciding to buy damage items or survivability items. His damage will be relatively high even without items, so survivability items are a first priority.


Str:
His Strength gain is good for an agi hero, but still won't carry him too far by itself considering the amount of enemy attention he will hopefully be receiving. It will need to be augmented relatively soon into the game if it isn't to become a problem.


Other stats

Base damage: 46-51

armor : 4.08

move speed : 300

His base damage is below average but still far better than most ranged heroes. Take this into account when laning against melee/ranged heroes and deciding whether or not a hatchet is necessary.

His armor is average. It will make him somewhat resilient to harassment but not overly so. Take this into account when deciding whether or not a buckler is needed in lane.

His movement speed is average. Be sure to compare it to whoever you are laning against and make a mental note of whether or not you can outrun them. 

ameplay and item/skill builds


Now that the lengthy introductions are out of the way, on to item builds and gameplay.

Gemini should generally be played as a solo hero. He is not the greatest solo in the world, but he can get a reasonable number of creeps kills while staying alive due to Twin Fangs. He desperately needs early levels, however. As such, unless you are certain you will be destroyed in a particular mid match up or other extenuating circumstances present themselves, you should go mid. Gameplay in a dual lane is very similar to gameplay in a solo lane for Gemini the only difference being that you will be severely limited for a good portion of the early game in a dual lane.
In general, however, this guide will assume a solo mid gemini.

Starting item build:



Standard regen and a Pretenders Crown that you can build later into a bracer. I have found that a hatchet is rather necessary to lane with because of Gem's low base damage and low lane control. The ranged ability will net a lot of extra ck over the course of the lane and lets you stay much further back more often.

Here's the basic skill build:



This build focuses on Fire and Ice form. Because Fire and Ice form relies entirely on stats, leveling your other skills is not as effective as simply skilling stats. I am not implying that the other skills are useless, but that that leveling them quickly is not entirely necessary. Having a high stat score early, however, to allow you to stay in Fire and Ice form, is completely necessary.
Twin Strike is not useful until very late in the game, when you will need to stay in Gemini form more and fight more often. Twin Fang scales rather poorly with levels, so I take it last. use your judgement when tweaking this build.

Your first skill is preferably stats, but if you expect a level 1 gank or some other form of danger very early on you should skill Twin Fangs to escape. Do not decide on what to level first until the creeps spawn and you are aware of where the enemy heroes are on the map.

How to conduct yourself at mid before level 6

If you are playing against a ranged hero, try not to be too aggressive unless the opponent is out of position. If you will inevitably take four or more hits from your opponent in order to get one creep kill, you probably should just leave it. Your main goal is not to farm (although you should certainly try your best), but to get levels. If you need an extra potion, which is unlikely, then ferry it over. Don't be reluctant. You should ferry over the components to create two Bracers as soon as you can.

Do not ferry over a bottle or marchers despite what all your games of HoN have taught you. Gemini plays much differently than any other hero.

Make it difficult for your opponent to get last hits and try to get some in yourself. As I said before, you main goal is to level quickly. Because of your points in stats, don't be afraid to be slightly more liberal with yourself than you would normally playing safe, but still be very careful.

After level 6

The moment you hit level 6 you will pick up your game considerably. Immediately skill your ult and use it. If you are against a squishier hero at mid with no escapes such as flint or if you have harassed the enemy hero an adequate amount, you can kill him or her right now. If not, leave Fire in lane and send Ice to a lane that can be ganked. Focus your camera on Fire while Ice is traveling and be careful as you will be rather vulnerable to the enemy mid.
If the enemy heroes in the lane that Ice traveled to are ever out of position, move Fire to a somewhat safe spot and teleport him toIce. His channeling should end just as the enemy heroes are being initiated upon for the highest efficiency. A more in-depth discussion on how to fight with Fire and Ice is presented later in the guide.

The rest of the midgame

Item progression for mid game.



Note how I stay with the theme of pure stat items. The only stats you need are strength and Agility. As a general rule, strength should be emphasized more than agility. Buy a Mighty Blade and an Arm Band that can be built into Steam Boots and and Ice Brand later on. Carry a tp always just in case, but you should not use nearly as many tps as you would with most heroes.

Gemini does not necessarily need early boots. If other items are a priority, buy those instead. Fire and Ice have static movement speeds that are not affected by boots.





You should eventually build your Mighty Blade into a Frost Brand and get Steam Boots. Buy an Abyssal Skull after your Frost Brand for a huge dps and survivability boost followed by a firebrand to complete your Frostburn.

Gemini's gameplay and role during the midgame is relatively simple to describe but very difficult to put into practice efficiently. Using Fire and Ice at this point in the game requires experience and practice. Keep this in mind during your games and do not be afraid to experiment.

Fire andIce should never be together unless they are fighting enemy heroes. There is no reason for them to move around the map or farm together and doing so essentially cuts their mobility and general utility in half. The general form the two wolves will be taking in most circumstances is Fire farming or pushing while Ice roams. Although the two wolves are very similar,Ice is slightly better in case he is caught alone in a fight against opposing heroes because of his slow while Fire is a slightly better farmer/pusher because of the burn damage on his spray.

Trips to fountain should be few and far between and if it needs to be done, use only one wolf to take the trip. The only time both wolves should ideally be at the fountain is when you are buying items, which will seem painfully slow after such mobile gameplay but must be done at times. When things are quiet and you have 2k+ gold saved up don't be afraid to take a little shopping trip.
Note that the courier can deliver items to Fire and they will appear on Gemini when you merge again. Everything functions as if you had made a normal delivery to Gemini. The stat gain, however, will not appear on the wolves until they reform.

Try to push with one wolf whenever you have an opening. Your purpose mid game is to control the game and to ensure your team is always on superior footing. Gemini is the only hero that can completely produce an "everywhere at once" effect and this is where his strength lies.

This style of play is why Gemini should not try to build very bulky, large items until later into the game. Large periods in which you do not get any stronger create openings and chances for your opponent to catch up. Buy smaller items, such as the recommended quick blades and mighty blades to stay ahead as much and as long as possible

In essence, your goal is to be as painfully bloodily annoying as possible. Poke, prod, pester, follow, do whatever it takes to annoy the other team to no end. Mobility and constant awareness of your wolves and how quickly they can access each other is key.

You'll want to build a Brutalizer in most games. It is the perfect transition from your mid game Fire and Ice focus to your late game Gemini focus, giving stats for Fire and Ice while synergizing very well with Gemini's Twin Strike.

Late game

"Tiered out"ish items



You'll generally want a Shrunken Head first thing after you start using Gemini more toward the late game. If you don't feel you need it, go straight for a Savage Mace for ridiculous dps boost. After your Shrunken if the game still continues on you may want to consider replacing your Abyssal Skull with a DPS item for Gemini (again, generally Savage Mace).

As late game drags on, you will inevitably fall behind true hard carries especially if you remain in Fire and Ice form most of the time. You will still be a force to be reckoned with, however, especially if you transitioned well into Gemini carrying with his Twin Strike and Shrunken. You are able to push frighteningly well and still output a lot of damage and are extremely survivable. your wolves may need to be together for longer periods of time as teams will be moving as five almost always. Of course, you should always stay in ult form as you have throughout the entire game but you can be much less afraid of Gemini himself getting his hands (paws) dirty. Focus down heroes as you would normally. Highest dps and lowest hp heroes should be taken out first and then down from there. Keep your wits about you and make sure a wolf doesn't get caught. You'll have much less time to react than during early and mid game if something goes wrong.

 

Micro and combat methods/combos

An essential part of playing Gemini properly is, of course, microing your wolves and knowing how to fight with them. Fighting efficiently takes practice and a calm, collected head.

To begin, you should hotkey
Fire, Ice, and both together. I always use 1 for Fire, 2 for Ice, and 3 for both Fire and Ice in a control group. In addition, you should hotkey Gemini himself to 4. This allows you to quickly check his cooldowns and put points into skills when he levels up. When controlling both Fire and Ice in different locations, Keep your camera on the wolf you believe is in more danger but keep your eyes constantly on the minimap looking at the other wolf. Always be sure to focus your attention according to the amount of danger a wolf is in. If Fire, for example, is run down your lane back to base when all of your towers are up, you probably don't need to pay much if any attention to him. If Ice is roaming around the enemy woods while Fire farms a lane, however, you eyes had better be very intent on making sure Fire is not ganked while your camera is on Ice.

combat

Focusing one hero
Always initiate a fight in
Fire and Ice form. In almost all situations, you'll want to focus one hero. To do this, select both wolves and have one, say Fire, leap at an enemy hero and then immediately attack him during the .5 second stun. Hit tab, switching to Ice, and now have him leap right after the .5 second stun wears off and immediately attack. Now, while Fire and Ice wait in between attacks, have both quickly spray with [Q tab click Q tab click] and proceed to auto attack the hero while he or she is slowed.

At this point, if you determine it is first priority to kill the hero and he or she just left your melee range, combine into Gemini, leap at the hero, spray, and use
Fire and Ice form again after which you can do the double wolf combo again. If that still doesn't kill him and you are truly desperate for the kill, you can combine again and leap/spray with Gemini. The hero will almost certainly not survive a full double ult combo.

Note that doing the full combo makes you useless for the rest of the fight and requires a very large amount of time without other enemy interference. The full combo takes upwards of 15 seconds. You will usually only need half of it or so.

Knowing How to Take Damage

It sounds weird, but a key aspect of playing Gemini is knowing how to take damage. You only want one wolf to take the majority of damage thrown at you. This allows you to recombine later with one of the wolves being at high health, essentially erasing the damage you took.

The following example demonstrates the important of taking damage and positioning your wolves properly.

You take 4000 damage over the course of a team fight. Each wolf has 1500 hp

scenario 1. One wolf takes all of the damage and dies. this is the worst scenario and demonstrates improper microing and awareness. 1500 total damage taken

scenario 2. The damage is split evenly between the two wolves. This is alright, but can still be improved upon quite a bit. 3000 total damage taken

scenario 3.
Fire takes 1300 damage and merges with Ice immediately splitting again afterward. Both wolves split the remaining damage. This is generally what you'll manage to accomplish in most fights. Very efficient. 4300 damage taken and Gemini lives.

scenario 4.
Fire takes 1300 damage and merges with Ice immediately splitting again afterward. After the split, Ice takes 1400 damage and merges with Fire just as he's about to die. gemini takes the remaining damage. Another variation of scenario 3. Use either in different situations depending on what is possible at the time for you to do. 4200 damage taken and Gemini lives.

Be sure to spread your wolves out as much as possible to avoid AOE damage. You should feel bad every time both wolves get hit by one skill.

Keep your wolves focused on one hero at a time but try to spread out whenever possible while staying near enough to merge at an instant's notice.

Gemini's ability in fights comes from his extremely high survivability per knowing how to minimize damage dealt to you. Be as annoying as possible and don't be afraid to tank some serious damage for your team mates. try to control the fight and get all of the enemy team's attention. Keep your wits about you and you'll live through untold amounts of aggression.


(D)
Best Friends

et al.

Any hero that can disable well and complement your disruption abilities is great. In addition, any hero that specializes in single targeting is also your favorite enemy as you can simply merge out of whatever single target nonsense they are doing to one of your wolves. Demented shaman receives a special mention because of his aoe heal and armor reduction capabilities, both of which help your wolves out a lot. Other heroes with aoe buffs work well also.

Worst Enemies




Any hero with a large AOE presence or abilities to easily get you off of someone you are trying to burst down will give you a pain. you just need to be very careful around them and keep as spread out as possible. Try to take them down early. Succubus deserves a special mention because she can sleep one of your wolves and ult or smitten the other. . . ouch!

Sunday 19 August 2012

[Dampeer] guide


Vampire craziness has reached HoN too. The new addition to HoN ranks sucks big time… blood that is. As far as his skills are concerned, all of them exist in one form or another on other heroes in HoN, but the combination seems to have created a well rounded hero with an excellent presence in early mid game a very good supportive ganker with semi-carry potential (provided he makes good use of his excellent presence early on).
Skill overview
Terrorize Dampeer instills terror within nearby foes, damaging them for 75/125/175/225 magic damage and applies ‘fear’ to enemy heroes for 1 second making them run in circles. Each Essence he possesses will increase the damage by 30 and ‘fear’ by 0.25 seconds. (Essence can be gained comes from  his ultimate). Targets are slowed for 50% as long as they are under fear.

Do not think this disable skill will make you an awesome initiator. It can be used to interrupt channeling spells or to give you time to land additional auto-attacks, but that’s about it. It cannot be used like Maliken’s ultimate to jump in the middle of the enemy team, for obvious reasons.
Vampiric FlightDampeer moves quickly to target unit dealing 50/90/130/170 magic damage to enemies passed through (145 touch radius) and healing him for 10/20/30/40 health per enemy touched. Each Essence he possesses will increase the damage by 20 and heal by 5.

Your bread and butter early game. Because of this skill you can change your focus from your auto-attacks early game. Very useful to get back some life, and because of its range you can easily get an early kill. Another shining point of this skill is in initiating ganks. Just jump on enemies, unseen from behind trees and follow with Terrorize.
BloodthirstDampeer and nearby allies gain lifesteal on attacks. Gives melee allies 15/20/25/30% life leech and ranged allies 2.5/5/7.5/10% life leech.

This skill makes and breaks Dampeer. If you do not have a good early-mid game, you will end up as a walking aura end game. Just imagine a farmed Predator with Dampeer around him.
ConsumeDampeer takes a massive bite of an enemy’s flesh, inflicting damage and healing himself for the damage dealt. Three Essence charges will be added to himself if the unit is killed with the attack. Deals 200/300/400 magic damage to the target and heals himself for the same amount. Each Essence he possesses will increase the damage and heal by 40/60/80. If Consume is used to kill an enemy, Dampeer gains 3 Essences. You may hold up to 3 Essences. Essences dissipate upon death.

Instant damage and lifesteal. Try not to start right away with it for 2 reasons: when you have full life you will not benefit from the lifesteal and if it’s not the finishing blow you will get no essences. The counters that builld up on this skill can make the difference between a successful gank and failure. Not only they improve your ultimate, but also will make your Terrorize and Vampiric Flight better! Target for your ultimate are enemy units!!! This means you can ulti on a creep to get those charges!!
Skill Build
He is to be played as a ganker/semi-tank, and by no means as a carry. If well farmed he will have semi-carry potential, but on the other hand, there are only a couple of heroes that wouldn’t. Your top priority late game will be to nuke your enemies down and last as long as possible to provide them with your aura.
1 Terrorize (1)
2 Vampiric Flight (1)
3 Vampiric Flight (2)
4 Terrorize (2)
5 Vampiric Flight (3)
6 Consume (1)
7 Vampiric Flight (4)
8 Terrorize (3)
9 Terrorize (4)
10 Bloodthirst (1)
11 Consume (2)
12 Bloodthirst (2)
13 Bloodthirst (3)
14 Bloodthirst (4)
15 Stats
16 Consume (3)
17-25 Stats
Youre best nuke early game is Vampiric Flight, so that will be maxed out first. One level in Terrorize at level 1 for survivability. Ultimate whenever available and aura should be taken later when everyone will have the damage for the lifesteal to count.
Item Build
You have nukes, life-steal,low HP and if you fly-in, no CC protection. You need mana regen, HP items, magic immunity and Spell Shards to increase the damage of your nukes.

Steamboots on str/int are the boots for you. They provide some survivability and some regen inbetween battles. Ghost Marchers are not really needed since you can fly your way in.

Blood Chalice is the best item early game to help you land more nukes. Bottle->Vampiric Flight is kind-of a combo. One gives mana an takes hp, the other takes mana and gives HP.
or
Helm of the Black Legion is a good choice to increase your survivability early on because  you have some lifesteal but a low HP pool. If you face a lot of nukers Shaman’s Headdress is also a viable option instead.

You get CC locked => you’re dead! and not only that you’re dead but you will lose all the essences!! So you must! stay alive. If the enemy team lacks CC’s you can opt for a Null Stone instead.

This new item is made for Dampeer. You have a lot of nukes that will benefit from this item. Once you get it, upgrade it to the max.
or
Daemonic Breastplate and Frost Burn if you do not want to go the magic damage way.
Example of a Practical Build and Strategy
Starting Items: 1xrLoggers Hatchet 1x Mark of the novice, 1x Crushing Claws, 1x Health Potion


We will build a Blood Chalice so these should be your starting items.
Early Game: 1x Blood Chalice+ 1x Steam Boots STR


Early game is about farming and harassing. Blood Chalice is there to help you land more Vampiric Flights, keeping a constant harass on your enemies. In order to make this strategy more effective, team-up with an aggressive lane partner.
As for your behavior during this phase… Synchronize with your partner and land a flight + nuke/stun/slow followed by some auto-attacks. This should make almost any lane play more defensive, giving you more leeway to farm.
Mid game: 1 x Helm of the Black Legion + 1x Shrunken Head.


You should focus on survivability now. Try to set-up some ganks with a team mate. Surprise-jump from the cover of trees and follow with your Terrorize to give time to your teammate to catch up. Don’t forget to build up the charges on your ultimate! If you are low on life and no enemy is in sight, do not hesitate to ulti a creep to fill you up and to get the essence as-well.
In team fights you will not be initiating. Let other heroes better at it initiate and once they aggro you follow with your nukes.
Late Game: 1 x Spell Shards


Best item for Dampeer. Late game is all about damage and your physical attacks just do not keep up with your carries. Spell Shards will give a nice boost to your nukes, and remember that it is upgradeable!
All-in-all, Dampeer is another all-round, unique S2 hero, who will bring some more dynamics into the early and mid section of the game.

Friday 17 August 2012

[Ravenor]


Primary Attribute: STRENGTH
STR: 23 + 2.5x
AGI: 17 + 1.5x
INT: 21 + 2.2x


Attack Range: Melee
Movement Speed: 300
Armor: 4.38


Difficulty Rating: * * * (3)


  Pros and Cons


Pros:
-Has a great Magic Damage output @ Early game
-Has a great armor
-The ulti lasts very long which can melt your enemies down


Cons:
-The skills Require LOTS OF MANA for your base mana @ Early game
-The 1st skill speed is so slow that it can be easly avoided.
-Well, he is addicted to items




  Skill Build


Storm Blades > Ball Lightning > Storm Blades > Electrical Feedback > Storm Blades > Power Overwhelming > Storm Blades > Electrical Feedback > Ball Lightning > Electrical Feedback > Power Overwhelming > Electrical Feedback > Ball Lightning > Ball Lightning > Stats > Power Overwhelming > Stats+


This is the ONLY AND REQUIRED skill build for this guide. Please follow it correctly.


The strategy with this build is to get kills with your Storm Blades and get ready to farm with Electrical Feedback.


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  The Item Build


Ravenor will farm on EVERY lane so our item build for beginning will be standard:





Well If you are mid, you are unlucky with your items because you will be far away from the secret shops. But don't worry you will get your items when you gank a lane and be successful
When you are laning bot or top you will rush for > because you need some MS for chasing and STR for tanking early game. Also enough AS bonus for farming in Jungle.


When you've just farmed your SteamBoots you gotta REALLY RUSH FOR > and then >
You will ask "WHY?" because you will get charges while farming jungle and you'll be needing life steal and in combat you'll be needing AS and LS for charges and MELTING your opponents in seconds. But be careful, your ONLY WEAKNESS IS WHEN YOU ACTIVATE THIS ITEM YOU GET VERY SQUISHY!!! And we have a solution for that


Well from jungle or combats or 1v1's collected money you will get
Because your squishness will go off from Elder Parasite and you will get MASSIVE attack damage which can melts your enemies in seconds. Also grants well farming.


After getting Insanitarius, you will be needing some Damage and Effective items as following:
you will be having MASSIVE attack speed with Elder Parasite And Storm Blades so you've got a great chance of bashing oppositing team and melt them in seconds with bonus damage and ult
You will be needing this item because you have got great AS and attack damage provided by Brutalizer and Insanitarius which will make your critical attacks effective.




And if you trust yourself, go for > You will be trolling the oppositing team 1 shot 1 kill
Otherwise you will buy a required item for your team:
or or to melt your enemies by reducing their Magic Armor or to silence enemies for 4 seconds and amplify your damage dealt will be a good choice or an item according to the game fluency!!


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The Playing Style


Well this is the most important part of this guide! You gotta read well and understand.
a) MID STYLE
If you are mid, you don't have to be afraid of ranged heroes because you have got lots of armor and Iron Buckler with you so you are nearly untouchable. Try not to get countered by enemy spells. Stay under tower if theres an enemy like Thunderbringer, Ellonia, RiftWalker etc. You have to get every single creep and deny nearly all of creeps. If you get countered hard, you dont have to because you will get revenge from them by using your W and Q @ lvl 5 or 6. You will play aggresive and opportunist @5 lvl. Because you got 1 Q - 2 W and 1 E which wont bring you down. If you catch an enemy on an -open for hunting- position, you will just Q towards him. My suggestion is if you get pro with Ravenor, cast W then Q towards enemy and E. You will rip them off. But we will just Q towards and W then kill them. You will get 6 lvl and start ganking. My suggestion is gank bot. Because in the jungle theres a spot between creeps and 1st enemy tower if HELLBOURNE. If you are Legion vice-versa it. You will Q an enemy, with help of your supports or without them, then teleport near him, then press E if you are tower diving, then W and slash them. Go and finish your Steam Boots and buy Hungry Spirit. This is the end of your Mid early game ganking story. Lets check the laning:


b) BOT or TOP LANING STYLE
Doesn't matter if you are bot or top, you will do the same thing. The magic touch is, take a disabler support with you so you can land you Q and W skills accurately and you will get easy kills. Try to kill your enemies @3 or 5 according to the laning foes. If you get double kill with a bloodlust just finish SteamBoots. If not try to farm, you will stay back or play aggresive according to the enemy team then finish your Steam Boots. Wish some warding from your support. Thats important. If you die Early game it will be VERY VERY hard to recover! Try to roam and GANK MID asap. Then you will gang top if succesful get Hungry Spirit and start jungling. This is the end of your Laning early game story. Lets check out HOW TO JUNGLE!


c) JUNGLING WITH RAVENOR
This is the most important phase of the whole game. When you get Hungry Spirit you will rush for jungling. Try to stack the slots or find SNOTTER slot in YOUR TEAM'S jungle. Press E and get charges. Try to move and hit creatures fast you won't be out of charges. If you face with magic immune creatures, just pass them and start collecting charges again. WATCH OUT FOR ENEMY TEAM and WARD YOUR JUNGLE IN CASE OF GANGS TO YOUR JUNGLE!!! When you have low HP just go to base and refresh. The time loss while doing this isn't important with Ravenor. When you finish your Elder Parasite its time for farming Insanitarius and helping your team. If you see a 2v1 or 1v1 fight on your team IN YOUR SIDE go and help. Never escape from them because your level will be 8 or 9 which you've got MAX W and R with midi Q or E which is enough for you to kill somebody or make them afraid and run away from your attacked mate. You will keep farming as I said above, using E, your key ability. When you get Insanitarius, tell your team that you gotta gank. Then you will go EVERYWHERE as 5! you will stay out of fight and when the most of damage is done, you will jump in with Q then W and E RIP EM OFF!!! Try to combat in jungle because more enemies, more getting hit by enemies while having E buff, more charges. Cast Elder Parasite and Insanitarius then have some tea After a combat you should be able to get Brutalizer. If not then it means you will play your role in the late game but before that when you get 11 you will be able to turn arround the Ancient Slots which will give you great bucks. Good luck with it. Lets take a look at late game!


d) LATE GAME WITH RAVENOR ( The most fun part )
This is the most fun part playing with Ravenor. You will deal massive damage and beat up some fed enemies. You gotta FARM HARD. You will take every single jungling slot and you will defend your lanes and clean them up. If you have got Steam, Insanitarius, Elder and Brutalizer stop farming and try to find some enemy support or nuker. Get one of your friend who has a VALUABLE and USEFUL stun or disable and kill that support or nuker enemy. Then go back and refill in base. Do them times and times till you get your full build or 5-slot item build in game which will take 40 or 45 minutes of game. When you kill all of your enemies go and push. When you are done with pushing, go and turn the WHOLE MAP SLOTS then go base and make sure you have got no risks with your towers and base. Go base and buy your last USEFUL item. Then you will troll the whole enemy team in their base. You will be proud of yourself Try not to die and try to KILL


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The Counters and Helpers


The ONLY SERIOUS COUNTER TO RAVENOR WITHOUT OR WITH ITEMS: He has got Magic Damage Invulnerability and MASSIVE LS with his passive. And if he's got Shrunken as a bonus item, sorry but you are DEAD or your work is REALLY REALLY hard.


Helpers are THE EVERY SINGLE disablers and debuffers!!!




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Replay


Well, I will give you a game ID that will EXACTLY SHOW YOU HOW TO PLAY RAVENOR!!! PLEASE WATCH IT AFTER YOU READ THE WHOLE POST!! Thank you.


The ID is: 92193029 and 92268775 ( Watch this one nearly an hour )