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Swap Warrior Tabi for any Additional or Situational item after getting Elixir of Speed.
If you forgo Guardian's Blessing and buy Combat Boots if you want to be more aggressive.
Consider getting Talaria Boots if you want more mobility or Warrior Tabi if you want to play more aggressively.
Greetings, one and all, Stuke back with another guide. It's about time Hi-Rez final got around to this god, this was a long time coming. In this guide, I will be showcasing the God of the Sky, the Predecessor to Ra, the son of Osiris and Isis, and the Avenger. Ladies and gentlemen, Horus.
Note: you don't have to follow this guide to the smallest detail, these are suggestions on how to play Horus. I encourage you to look at the comment section below and see other suggestions.
Every time an enemy god attacks Horus, he gains physical and magical protection as well as crowd control reduction per stack up to 10 stacks. If Horus is no longer being attacked, a timer will begin and will give Horus a small amount of health when the duration is up. While it seems like a very good passive to be aggressive, and it is, the protections, CCR, and the healing isn't much so do not expect that to keep you going throughout a fight as it takes a while for the heal to activate.
As stated in the introduction, Horus plays better as a support tank than as a bruiser, like most Warriors, but that doesn't mean he can't be a bruiser. If you're playing a standard warrior, then focusing on protection, damage, and cooldown reduction is the way to go. If you're in the support role, the setup is the same but instead of focusing on damage, having a larger health pool instead of damage will benefit Horus much more.
Here is a selection of items that can synergize with Horus that could be a nice addition to your build.
In conclusion, Horus is a high mobility support warrior who can get ion the face of his opponents and wrangle them up for his teammates to follow up or deal with them by himself if possible. Always remember to utilize your mobility to deal with the enemy or support an ally, get the drop on the enemy with your team, and claim your place on the throne.
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Also your support build has no mention of Gauntlet of Thebes.
I'll find a spot for GoT.
Question on the Support though...why do you put a 2nd point into Fracture at level 3 before getting Protector's Surge at 4? You also have 6 points in Fracture and 4 in Surge...so I'm going to assume you screwed up and Surge should also be at 3.
Regarding Solo, thinking Blackthorn Hammer might be in there a bit late? Might suggest it earlier when you do pick it up. Also, Oni Hunter's Garb should be an option here too.
Also...is Berserker's Shield really a good option for him? And Golden Blade?
You should probably have two stages of the game sections...one for support, and one for solo.
- Midgard is an option but I like to keep things in 4s for balance but I might change that as counter items are getting more and more diverse.
- Blackthorn does seem a bit late, but change up the order of items and add Oni as an additional item but I'll need to switch out one.
- Berserker and Golden Blade are actually decent on him. While he is more ability based, you would more than likely resort to basic attacking until your combo comes off cooldown. Berserker is nice for the sustain and GB for the movement speed and faster clearing.
- The phases of the game are relatively the same for Horus turtle early, rotate mid, and harass the enemy in the late game.
I remember playing Baron with guardians blessing and even outclearing Horus.