Items - Outfitted for war!
Items are your most valuable properties during the game. They'll make you more powerful, and along with your cunning, will determine wether you'll get demolished, or come out on top.
Core items
These items are the core items. They are very important and you should get these every time, unless explicitly stated otherwise!
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Transcendence
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What is it, what does it do?
Transcendence is probably an item you're familiar with, and for good reason. This item makes a huge power spike for any physical god(ess). It also gives a lot of mana, and some increased mana regeneration.
Many players will recommend this item, as most physical god(esse)s are nothing without it.
Why and when to buy it?
You should buy/finish this item as soon as possible. You'll want to be able to stay in lane as long as possible, so running out of mana isn't an option!
Besides that, you'll also want to be able to play aggressive as you can and bully your enemy out of lane. Why play aggressive? Because Anhur's abilities are mostly close-ranged, and you'll be no good at the back line.
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Transcendence holds the following benefits:
+ 35 Physical Power
+ 300 Mana
+ 6 Mp5
Passive
PASSIVE - You permanently gain 15 Mana per Stack, and receive 5 Stacks for a god kill, and 1 Stack for a minion kill (max. 50 stacks). Additionally, 3% of your Mana is converted to Physical Power.
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Warrior Tabi
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What is it, what does it do?
Warrior Tabi are your shoes on the ground.. They'll give you the gift of moving faster, which is very valuable on the field. Not only do you move faster, it'll also allow you to do more damage.. somehow.
Why and when to buy it?
It is advised to buy this item second. The movement speed will help you get out of trouble easier and it also provides a good amount of power.
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Warrior Tabi holds the following benefits:
+ 40 Physical Power
+ 18% movement speed
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Asi
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What is it, what does it do?
Asi is one of the few physical lifesteal items. It has an array of benefits, such as attack speed, flat penetration and lifesteal. This item is also fairly cheap.
Why and when to buy it?
Buy this item third. You'll need the lifesteal to stay in lane longer and be able to stay after fights more easily. This will potentially increase your farming and lane pushing.
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Asi holds the following benefits:
+ 15% Physical Lifesteal
+ 20% Attack speed
+ 15 Physical Penetration
Passive
PASSIVE - If you drop below 35% Health, you gain an additional 25% Physical Lifesteal for 5 seconds. Can only occur once every 15 seconds.
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Items - Free pick
From here, you get more freedom in what you want to build. These last 5 items ( Deathbringer, Titan's Bane, The Executioner, Rage, Qin's Sais) all work really well. The only 2 items that should never be together are Titan's Bane and The Executioner, since these 2 "combat" eachother due to how penetration works. Other than that, the choice is yours.
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Qin's Sais
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What is it, what does it do?
Qin's Sais is an item that will prove to be very valuable. Its stats are in line with some other items, but the passive is what makes this item an absolute killing machine item. It'll give power and attack speed.
Why and when to buy it?
Should you pick this item, you should buy it 4th or 5th. Buy it 4th if you're struggling with tanks by this time. If the tanks aren't a problem just yet, save it for the 5th item slot.
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Qin's Sais holds the following benefits:
+ 40 Physical Power
+ 15% movement speed
Passive
PASSIVE - On Basic Attack hits, deal Physical Damage equal to 4% of the target's maximum Health. This only affects gods.
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The Executioner
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What is it, what does it do?
The Executioner is another great item, and is very good on Anhur. Since Anhur's abilities aren't as devastating as some other Hunter's abilities (such as Neith's), you'll find yourself using basic attacks more often. Therefore, this item will work really well for you.
Why and when to buy this?
Buy this item 4th, unless you already have an item there. (This would usually be Qin's Sais.) In that case, buy it 5th. This item is very good. It gives power, attack speed and an armor reduction passive for you (and your team) to enjoy!
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The Executioner holds the following benefits:
+ 30 Physical Power
+ 25% movement speed
Passive
PASSIVE - Basic Attacks against an enemy reduce your target's Physical Protection by 12% for 3 seconds (max. 3 Stacks).
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Rage
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What is it, what does it do?
Rage is an item that most players will pick up if they want a fair chance for critical hits on a god with low attack speed and no "steroid" ability. If you want a fair chance for some critical hits, this item will be for you.
Why and when to buy it?
This item should be bought 5th or 6th. If you already have a 5th item, buy this 6th. This item allows you to have higher critical hit chances, due to its passive.
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Rage holds the following benefits:
+ 30 Physical Power
+ 20% Critical Strike Chance
Passive
PASSIVE - If your Basic Attack does not Critically Strike, your Critical Strike Chance increases by 10% (max. 6 Stacks). Resets on successful Critical Strike.
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Deathbringer
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What is it, what does it do?
Deathbringer is an item you'll find a lot in various builds. That's probably because of its passive, which increases critical damage by 40%. A huge power spike... That is, if you do get critical hits. While you can get this item in any build, it is recommended to mix it with Rage (unless you're feeling really lucky), as otherwise you might not get critical hits and Deathbringer's potential is lost.
Why and when to buy it?
This item should be bought as the 6th, and only 6th item. Reason being that this item is very expensive, and buying it before may prove inefficient, as you'll be spending a lot of gold on this. However, once bought, this item gives power, critical strike chance and increases critical damage.
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Deathbringer holds the following benefits:
+ 50 Physical Power
+ 20% Critical Strike Chance
Passive
PASSIVE - Critical Strike damage is increased by 40%.
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Titan's Bane
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What is it, what does it do?
Titan's Bane is an item that you'll find a lot in power builds. The reason is not because of its power (most of the time, at least), but because of its passive. The passive is somewhat similar to that of The Executioner, but with a slight difference. These being that The Executioner's armor reduction is for you AND your teammates, while Titan's Bane penetration is only for you. And The Executioner only gets on par with Titan's Bane when you land 3 consecutive basic attacks, while Titan's Bane penetration is always at full. However, since Anhur mostly uses basic attacks to deal damage, it is advised to get The Executioner over Titan's Bane, unless you can't land consecutive basic attacks.
Why and when to buy it?
Buy this item 5th or 6th, depending on previous items. Since penetration only matters once you have your power online, it's okay to buy it for this slot. The penetration that Titan's Bane provides is really good, and can help in dealing with tanks.
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Titan's Bane holds the following benefits:
+ 30 Physical Power
Passive
PASSIVE - All of your physical attacks gain 33% Physical Penetration.
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Alternative items
These items are alternatives. You can choose to swap out the given items from the original build(s) with these. It is advised to only swap when stated in the guide.
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Bloodforge
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What is it, what does it do?
Bloodforge is a very potent item. However, it is a bit over-hyped. This item does have a very nice passive and stats, but it's a risky choice to purchase it. It grants lifesteal, power and a good on-kill passive. This item is an alternative to Asi.
Why and when to buy it?
This item gives a good bunch of power and decent lifesteal. It also comes with a great passive. However, the item is very expensive, so you should only buy this when you're ahead or sitting on a big pile of money. (Which should never be the case unless playing Assault. Once you can afford an item, buy it!)
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Bloodfoge holds the following benefits:
+ 75 Physical Power
+ 15% Physical Lifesteal
Passive
PASSIVE - Killing an enemy god forges a shield from their blood with Health equal to 200 + 10 per Player Level for 20s. While the Blood Shield is active you gain +10% movement speed.
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Devourer's Gauntlet
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What is it, what does it do?
Devourer's Gauntlet is one of the few physical lifesteal items. It needs to stack before reaching full potential, but it is a very rewarding item. Great lifesteal and power, allowing for survival and a positive outcome in some of the more difficult situations.
Why and when to buy it?
Buy this item third. If you are confident enough that you can survive without the power and movement speed from Warrior Tabi, buy this item second. This item gives a great amount of lifesteal and power, but needs to be stacked, just like Transcendence, before it reaches full potential. If you like stacking items, this item is an alternative to Asi. Do note that you'll be stacking 2 items ( Transcendence and Devourer's Gauntlet) and if you cannot stack quickly enough or stack at all, you'll lose out on a lot of potential.
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Devourer's Gauntlet holds the following benefits:
+ 25 Physical Power
+ 10% movement speed
Passive
PASSIVE - You permanently gain +.4 Physical Power and +.20% Physical Lifesteal per Stack, and receive 5 Stacks per god kill and 1 Stack per minion kill. (Max. 75 Stacks).
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Perhaps Asi?
Thing is that with Asi you lose power, Soul Eater has no power at all, and Bloodforge is outright expensive. I'll add Asi as an option, I think that'd be the best.
You're guide is really good for any New Anhur Player or anyone that looking to get better in him, your Guide has photos and icons and such which make it enjoyable to read.
you got My Up-Vote. but i recommend you to add more Colors instead of Everything being Orange, especially in the abilities Chapter.