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Swap Warrior Tabi for any Additional or Situational item after buying Elixir of Speed.
Warrior's Blessing can be swapped out for Mage's Blessing if you want to focus more on your abilities.
Hello, Stuke here again. In this guide, we'll be taking a look at Sun Wukong, the Monkey King and main character of the Chinese Epic, Journey to the West.
Note: you don't have to follow this guide to the smallest detail, these are suggestions on how to play Sun Wukong. I encourage you to look at the comment section below and see other suggestions.
This is what makes Wukong such an aggressive force. This passive can do some serious damage to your opponent for doing damage to you. You gain added protection and physical power when your health goes below a threshold of health and it can be what saves or kills you if you stick around to test it out.
Wukong needs all of his abilities to be a threat to the enemy team and to do that you need to build with that playstyle in mind. Power, protection, and CDR is the route you want to go with Wukong to make sure you can not only do well in the lane but also during a team fight. Like all the other warriors, his build could change drastically depending on what role you're in as well as you want to sport more damage if you are in the Jungle or invest in defensive items if you're the Support. Here is a selection of items that can synergize with Sun Wukong that could be a nice addition to your build.
In Summary, Sun Wukong is a very flexible god with multiple abilities that make him a Jack of Trades. Wukong can arguably be the best warrior in Smite and is one of the most aggressive warriors that can stay in the battle longer than any other god so far. Wukong Wukong is one of my favorite warriors in Smite hands down and nothing can change that. Remember to get into any fight when you know you can take it, always have your abilities at the ready, remember to Bird of Nope your way out of death, and show them the might of the Great Sage, Equal of Heaven.
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No offense to Stuke, but Jotunn's Wrath is NOT a suggested item for many gods right now. Also, if you did get Mage's Blessing, and replaced it by the 3rd item, that's not very efficient use, in my opinion. Combining all this together, I'd get rid of Jotunn's, and build Pestilence or another magical protection item or some high health item 3rd.
Then you won't run into any CDR overcapping issues.
I mean if you already got yourself wukong for 5500 favor, at least play him on decent gamemodes, and not something so awfully boring as conquest :/ also what I see on many guides, if it's specific to one gamemode only, adding said gamemode to the guide's title can help, even if (for some reason) there are more conquest specific guides than everything else together, even if the meta, and how **** works on different gamemodes can be awfully different for many gods, especially early and mid-game ones. Such as being forced to buy mp5 or hp5 on assault, or simply not needing splitpushing in joust, since the map is hardly big enough to do that anyway, or just think about arena where you don't even have structures to damage, and the whole match is basicly a huge 5v5
the guide itself should work pretty well though, even if I don't do conquest, my builds usually look awfully similar in other gamemodes. I'd include stone of Gaia as a situational item though, if you want to stay in lane longer, because hp5 and mp5 are pretty handy, not to mention the maxhp increase. Also on assault, that thing is a must have on practicly any warrior.
and last but not least, try combining shifter's shield with void shield, they work very nicely together, though it'd leave you as a squishy against magical damage, so only do it against a teamcomp where there are more physical people
Anyway, long live Bellona! Also, imagine if Hel and Sun Wukong had a baby...do you think it would be F-Tier? LOL
if Hel and Wukong had a baby, it'd be something like SSS tier dude. The bigger issue would be wether the baby belongs to the norse or chinese pantheon.
I mean duh, my bae Hel and my bestie Wukong are the most fun to play among all the gods in the game so far (excluding Artio, I never played her before, so can't compare, but for the rest, it's true. Even for Ares, and I like playing Ares.)
He's a rebellious son.
Too much?
TL;DR. Nice guide, really liked it.
In end game would u replace any of the 6 items ?