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Spells:
Flash
Ignite
Ability Order
Reign of Anger (PASSIVE)
Renekton Passive Ability
Introduction
Also, before anyone asks, I'm probably not rewriting the original guide. I have no interest in Leaguecraft anymore. It would take a massive influx of requests for anything like that to happen.
So, without further adieu, here is the new LordSlash Renekton:
21/0/9
Full aggressive setup. Renekton deals derploads of early game damage, and this mastery setup utilizes that factor. I take the basic masteries for any 21/0/9 build.
I take magic pen for his ult. Exp/buff duration in utility because it's OP. Good hands because perseverance is a garbage mastery.
Full aggressive setup. Renekton deals derploads of early game damage, and this mastery setup utilizes that factor. I take the basic masteries for any 21/0/9 build.
I take magic pen for his ult. Exp/buff duration in utility because it's OP. Good hands because perseverance is a garbage mastery.
Standardly, I'll start with a doran's blade. Renekton can get away with no potions successfully if he solos, which is exactly what you should do. Doran's blade makes you deal even more damage, plus it gives you a ton of health. The lifesteal synergizes with your passive.
Next, I rush basic boots, and usually another doran's blade. The extra health and damage from a second doran's blade is really nice to have early game, but it isn't necessary. You can skip it if you wish.
Brualizer and CDR boots come next. These stick you with about 28% CDR off the bat. This in turn gives you more HP and sustainability because of how frequently you can cast Q to heal. Why CDR boots over merc treads? Because we're bosses, that should be reason enough.
It's time to start packing on the deeps. The next item I like, and I'm going to receive a lot of flaming for this, is hextech gunblade.
"OMG WQEHQIWEUQE SLASH YOU NOOB RENEKTON ONLY HAS ONE AP ABILITY AND THE RATIO SUCKS"
Guess what? You're right. But we don't buy hextech gunblade for the AP. It offers 60 damage, a free slow active effect, life steal, and spell vamp. Why spell vamp? Because it doubles over as a defensive measure. Your ultimate's aura deals magic, thus healing you from the spellvamp. There's nothing harder to focus down than a renekton healing from his AoE ult. Thus, hextech gunblade successfully functions as a core DPS item and a defense item.
After that, it becomes pretty situational. I frequently buy a sunfire cape, just because it synergizes with your ult so well. Plus, more spellvamp, as well as a chunk of health/armor. :3 You could also get a warmog's if you need lots of health, but it's pretty expensive.
In any case, atma's impaler is usually a good investment when you get health items such as these, because it adds a nice amount of attack damage.
After you have all that stuff purchased and figured out, you should buy situational items, which include, but are not limited to:
Bloodthirster, Force of Nature, Randuin's Omen, Spirit Visage, Quicksilver Sash, Infinity Edge, Last Whisper, second hextech gunblade, trinity force, aegis of the legion.
Next, I rush basic boots, and usually another doran's blade. The extra health and damage from a second doran's blade is really nice to have early game, but it isn't necessary. You can skip it if you wish.
Brualizer and CDR boots come next. These stick you with about 28% CDR off the bat. This in turn gives you more HP and sustainability because of how frequently you can cast Q to heal. Why CDR boots over merc treads? Because we're bosses, that should be reason enough.
It's time to start packing on the deeps. The next item I like, and I'm going to receive a lot of flaming for this, is hextech gunblade.
"OMG WQEHQIWEUQE SLASH YOU NOOB RENEKTON ONLY HAS ONE AP ABILITY AND THE RATIO SUCKS"
Guess what? You're right. But we don't buy hextech gunblade for the AP. It offers 60 damage, a free slow active effect, life steal, and spell vamp. Why spell vamp? Because it doubles over as a defensive measure. Your ultimate's aura deals magic, thus healing you from the spellvamp. There's nothing harder to focus down than a renekton healing from his AoE ult. Thus, hextech gunblade successfully functions as a core DPS item and a defense item.
After that, it becomes pretty situational. I frequently buy a sunfire cape, just because it synergizes with your ult so well. Plus, more spellvamp, as well as a chunk of health/armor. :3 You could also get a warmog's if you need lots of health, but it's pretty expensive.
In any case, atma's impaler is usually a good investment when you get health items such as these, because it adds a nice amount of attack damage.
After you have all that stuff purchased and figured out, you should buy situational items, which include, but are not limited to:
Bloodthirster, Force of Nature, Randuin's Omen, Spirit Visage, Quicksilver Sash, Infinity Edge, Last Whisper, second hextech gunblade, trinity force, aegis of the legion.
Early game in a solo before you reach level 4, stand back and last hit. If you get hurt, autoattack some creeps to heal off doran's blade's life steal. Whenever this causes you to hit 50 fury, slice in, cast Q, autoattack, then dice out. This deals massive damage.
At level 4, your combo from this turns into slice in -> Q -> W -> autoattack -> dice away.
If your opponent is being passive and not hurting you, simply charge 50 fury by yourself and repeat the combos above.
Once you reach level 6, you're able to safely dive most champions with your ult, spare heavy CC ones such as Malzahar, Warwick, Ashe, etc.
Also, make sure to farm a lot in lane. Farm is very important.
At level 4, your combo from this turns into slice in -> Q -> W -> autoattack -> dice away.
If your opponent is being passive and not hurting you, simply charge 50 fury by yourself and repeat the combos above.
Once you reach level 6, you're able to safely dive most champions with your ult, spare heavy CC ones such as Malzahar, Warwick, Ashe, etc.
Also, make sure to farm a lot in lane. Farm is very important.
Farm some more. Gank whenever possible. Farm some more. Get core items. Team fight, roll noobs. Focus carries. Etc.
Be precise when using your ult. If you activate it before the fight begins, everyone will just head for the hills and you'll have wasted it. If everyone's fighting and you press it, there's a smaller chance they'll book it and a better chance of you dealing sufficient derploads of AoE damage.
Be precise when using your ult. If you activate it before the fight begins, everyone will just head for the hills and you'll have wasted it. If everyone's fighting and you press it, there's a smaller chance they'll book it and a better chance of you dealing sufficient derploads of AoE damage.
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