Smite Hachiman Build Guide: Hachiman SPL Builds

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First of all one, your arena "crit" build has odyseuss' bow.

Second, your conquest qins build should have executioner before qins.

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First of all one, your arena "crit" build has odyseuss' bow.

Yes, it does.

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Second, your conquest qins build should have executioner before qins.

I feel that the build order for and can be situationally interchangeable.

After establishing my core of Devo's and Boots (and perhaps ), whether I buy Qins or Exe next usually depends on how I'm farming. Since they both derive from the same tier 2 item , there are times when you can be farming for Exe but end up with enough gold for Qins when you back, in which case I usually buy it.

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Remove , and as optional items please.

Also I recommend getting before Wind Demon but it's personal preference.

One more thing, can be a good situational against heavy CC on enemy team.

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can work in a Qin's build in my experience as an alternative to if you think you'll be lacking in attack speed.

is basically a situational alternative to (actually provides more DPS in most cases).

can function in a Qin's build as a situational hybrid item, as it provides you with solid offensive capabilities and a bit of utility. Good against certain comps.

I'll consider. Don't think I've ever had to build it in ranked conquest. It may be more needed in higher ranks though. and a CC-immune ultimate has usually been enough to feel safe when I'm playing defensively (unless I'm playing ranked Joust and lagging my brains out, lol).

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So, from our game/convo last night, here's a slight build adjustment idea to rush Qin's, which, as we've reviewed, still provides a better DPS boost overall as a single item.

Hunter's Blessing
Devourer's Gauntlet
Ninja Tabi (not as efficient for DPS/ability use compared to Warrior, but gotten in prep for Qin's)
Ichaival (for that early boxing, cheaper price, and AS to counter-balance Qin's higher price)
Qin's Sais rush (with evolved Hunter's, Ninja, and Ichaival before it, Qin's at this point has plenty of AS to support the passive)
The Executioner
Situational (replace Blessing)
Odysseus' Bow or situational (replace Ichaival)

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So I tested/tinkered around with this idea and I think I like it.

I think Hachiman has the ability to farm for Qin's over Exe easily as he has inherent mana sustain from his kit along with health sustain from Devo's.

The only drawback to delaying Executioner in my mind is your inability to cooperate effectively with your jungler during ganks, although this problem disappears if your jg is a magical user such as an Ao Kuang.

That being said, I decided to implement it as my standard build in the showcase. Thanks for the suggestion!

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FYI, BaRRa and you think similarly.

Also I love this guy. He's so positive and happy.

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Whaaa? Awesome!

Maybe he was creepin on my guide, lol.

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or maybe you are him...

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Finally updated.

Decided to keep this guide simple and showcase how I personally recommend building. I originally set out to make this an all-encompassing build guide that could account for all types of builds, even some more unorthodox ones that I wouldn't typically recommend.

At the end of the day, decided to just stick with my building philosophy and offer only that. I realize that not everyone will agree with it, but I think a lot of the fun of this game is finding what works for you and applying it. I'm just sharing for those who don't know what to consider when building and at least point them in a general direction, rather than confuse them by overloading them with information.

I'm happy with the turnout :)

Thanks, everyone!

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Hey DV,

On your "key elements" section, the AS should read 1.000 (+0.013 per level). His base AS is 1, and so any AS multiplier needs to use that base value. At level 1, it would be 1.000 + 0.013.

Very interesting that you've adjusted again, more interesting about the actual adjustments.

Is the reason you now are opting more for Warrior Tabi to start based on the chart I did? It does have a better balance early and Hachi likely doesn't need that extra mana Ninja provides.
I like your writeups on the 3 "bridge" type items. I agree that late game The Crusher's passive is underwhelming...but the rest of it is a great balanced combo of power, AS, and flat pen.
I wanted to check...and I can't be sure that everything that SMITE Builder calculated is accurate, but DPS (not including the O-Bow passive) shows as being a bit better against both squishy and tanky gods, if you keep Crusher instead of replacing with O-Bow.
In addition, DPS jumps even further if you do an official swap of Warrior Tabi to Ninja Tabi. If you keep Crusher, I'd say this is an essential late-game replacement. Right now, your write-up of Ninja talks about replacing, but only "if you are looking for more attack speed." I'd say it's a mandatory switch. Do you agree? (FYI, O-Bow in place of Crusher makes you situationally go 0.06 AS over the cap, if you've got Heavenly active AND you're in its range...it's just slightly over the cap, so I don't think it's bad, especially in combo with Qin's.

So...if you value that early game DPS, it's seeming that Hunter's -> Devo's -> Warrior -> Ich -> is a great path. If you don't mind a slight early dip, getting Ninja instead of Warrior and then getting Qin's before Exe will give you a solid DPS advantage by that stage.
Based on that further analysis, if you have enough gold, you might consider getting Qin's Sais even before Exe. Based on some quick calcs, it's better at that stage if you got Ninja, though...almost 30 DPS less if you got War. FYI, your full build via SMITE Builder says average 465 DPS. Switch Crusher for O-Bow and Ninja for Warrior, and it's 534 (these are against mirror Hachis).
Back down the list a bit...I know you'd been a strong proponent of The Executioner + Titan's Bane in S4...but with the S5 nerf of Bane no longer affecting towers/phoenixes, it's become a lot less appealing to many.

So I'm wondering why you keep gravitating back to this. You were saying in our last game together that you were going for a...spicy (?) build...? I forget the word you used, but then you pulled that item combo off...so I know you'd already had it on your mind.

TB absolutely makes things very nice against those annoying tanks.

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Hey, Bran. Thanks for the feedback. I'll try to address this point by point.

On your "key elements" section, the AS should read 1.000 (+0.013 per level). His base AS is 1, and so any AS multiplier needs to use that base value. At level 1, it would be 1.000 + 0.013.

Good catch! I will fix this.

Is the reason you now are opting more for to start based on the chart I did? It does have a better balance early and Hachi likely doesn't need that extra mana Ninja provides.

Yes, actually. Both boots can work, but your chart influenced me to reconsider starting boots. Thanks!

I like your writeups on the 3 "bridge" type items. I agree that late game The Crusher's passive is underwhelming...but the rest of it is a great balanced combo of power, AS, and flat pen.

Thank you!

I wanted to check...and I can't be sure that everything that SMITE Builder calculated is accurate, but DPS (not including the O-Bow passive) shows as being a bit better against both squishy and tanky gods, if you keep Crusher instead of replacing with O-Bow

Yes, is the only #3 item that doesn't necessarily have to be upgraded late game. Personally, I find the passive very useful in late game situations where enemies are bunched up under structures and near objectives in cramped jungle corridors. This build does very well against tanky frontlines, and as an added effect, your damage can potentially jump behind tanks and chain their squishies that they are trying to protect.

In addition, DPS jumps even further if you do an official swap of Warrior Tabi to Ninja Tabi. If you keep Crusher, I'd say this is an essential late-game replacement. Right now, your write-up of Ninja talks about replacing, but only "if you are looking for more attack speed." I'd say it's a mandatory switch. Do you agree? (FYI, O-Bow in place of Crusher makes you situationally go 0.06 AS over the cap, if you've got Heavenly active AND you're in its range...it's just slightly over the cap, so I don't think it's bad, especially in combo with Qin's.

So...if you value that early game DPS, it's seeming that Hunter's -> Devo's -> Warrior -> Ich -> is a great path. If you don't mind a slight early dip, getting Ninja instead of Warrior and then getting Qin's before Exe will give you a solid DPS advantage by that stage.

Both boots have their advantages and it really comes down to user preference.

Additionally, there could be attack speed increases coming from outside sources. Examples include , 's , etc..

On that same note, the enemy could be building several anti-attack speed items, and you may find it necessary to compensate with certain items.

If we assume no buff or debuffs are present, then yes, I would agree that you almost always want to replace Warrior with Ninja late for the DPS increase.

Based on that further analysis, if you have enough gold, you might consider getting Qin's Sais even before Exe. Based on some quick calcs, it's better at that stage if you got Ninja, though...almost 30 DPS less if you got War. FYI, your full build via SMITE Builder says average 465 DPS. Switch Crusher for O-Bow and Ninja for Warrior, and it's 534 (these are against mirror Hachis).

Oops! The reason I combined those two in the build showcase was to show that they can be built in either order, as long as you build them both. I forgot to make the note for it though. Thanks for mentioning this.

Back down the list a bit...I know you'd been a strong proponent of The Executioner + Titan's Bane in S4...but with the S5 nerf of Bane no longer affecting towers/phoenixes, it's become a lot less appealing to many.

Most of my matches as of late have been following a common trend:

Squishy, ranged damage threats hang in the back line while tanky supports and warriors distract and protect in the frontlines. This goes for defending under structures and attacking.

When defending, if you can force enemy tanks out of tanking tower/phoenix aggro, your chances of success on defending that objective significantly improves.

When attacking, weakening enemy frontlines causes them to fall back and allows your frontline to charge forward and harass squishies so that you can attack structures.

Even with , the penetration it provides is hard to match.

Let's take a target with 275 physical protections for example. Hitting them with 3 basics using reduces their prots to 176. will provide 40% penetration in that scenario, equaling 70 flat pen... pretty significant.

Use that example with someone who has about 150 physical defense, and you end up with Titan's providing somewhere in the 20-30ish range flat pen, so squishies will still be burst down by your attacks.

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Plus the likely hood that they'll also have high health, so Qin's will tear through them. Hmmm yeah. And you only pick titans up late so you have plenty of time to evaluate if it'll help or not. Good argument.

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I thought was no longer effective against objectives.

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Good catch! The description has been edited.

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I miss the meta :(

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I'm trying to keep it alive

lol xD

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Hey DV-8, nicely presented guide! Wouldn't it be better to obtain lifesteal first over penetration? The reason being the sustain in lane, and that most tanks' protections would be that high at the moment.

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Tlaloc, confused...Devo's is very standard as early item before common pen items such as , , etc...and this is reflected in his example build. Am I missing something?

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Whoops, my bad lol. I thought he was building using trans

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Thanks, Tialoc1050!

Building some Lifesteal before Penetration is a viable option, but not your only option.

My general build guideline is as follows:

Boots / Raw Power
Raw Power / Boots (whichever was not built in #1)
Bridge* / Attack Speed
Attack Speed / Penetration / Lifesteal / Critical Strike Chance
Attack Speed / Penetration / Lifesteal / Critical Strike Chance
Attack Speed / Penetration / Lifesteal / Critical Strike Chance / Defense

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Thats pretty interesting, I like all the effort you've put in!

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Now you've done it...I see your template moving you away from the concept of simple build guide and turning this into a full blown guide...lol. I like where it's headed =)

What about in your example build before ? Thoughts?

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Thanks :)

I finally got around to working on this and making it a more comprehensive guide.

As for the example build, I think before is great. I think I like that better as a general build example. I do feel that the two can be switched depending on the situation though.

For example, if the Support is hanging around and getting in my face, or perhaps built an early , I might opt for sooner rather than later.

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Also, you should play a match as the Hachinator so I can feature you in my new Example Builds section :D

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That might be fun. Maybe we should queue together and you can be my Supp.

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Can you show moveset for abilites points? Thanks

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Do you mean skill leveling? The word "moveset" throws me off.

If I might chip in on this question, I would say, like any other god, your normal progression is going to be prioritizing wave-clear (in Hachi's case, ). Depending on how things are going, your next priority will be either or . If able to exchange/box confidently or am just undecided, I'd get for the higher damage potential and stun...but if I'm having to play very safely and far back, I won't get as much out of it, and so I'd probably consider for the poke potential. If nothing else in these cases, you could get up to level 3 for the added ammo, and then finish off before completing Eye.

As for , I'd level that as needed...you can either get it at every available level (5, 9, 13, 17, 20), or you could delay just a bit here and there to level other abilities as preferred. Normally, I'd prioritize the ult except perhaps at level 9, where I might do a point-skip at level 8, and finish off and get a 2nd point into at level 9.

The reason for point-skipping? He's very reliant on for his wave clear, and it also provides so much more added benefit compared to his other skills, due to the increased attack speed and duration.

So...suggested skill leveling order:

2 (wave clear), 3 (escape), 2, 1, 4 (ult), 2, 2, point-skip level 8, 2 + 4 at level 9, 3, 3, 3, 4, 3, 1, 1, 4, 1, 1, 4.

Make sense?

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It has been added to the guide. Thank you for the suggestion!

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Although I suggest making your guide a bit more aesthetic, It's short, sweet, and to the point.

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Also, regarding laijutsu, after you say that the stun allows you to get a few basics in, you should mention that if you proc wind demon and poison star from your crit build, you've pretty much sealed the enemy's fate.

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Thank you.

Alright, I'll add that in there.

I made this with simplicity in mind. Just wanted to give a general skeleton for the builds while providing options to suit different playstyles.

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As a simple build with basic direction and explanation, I think the bare-bones style works just fine.

I think the stun thing is a very situational thing about "sealing the enemy's fate," and personally don't feel it's applicable to being in a guide like this. Having , being tankier and thus able to absorb some damage, having , and/or activating , etc., etc., are all reasons why you might not get a kill.

Regarding the builds, some comments:

Your builds give you an option to use either stacking item. First part, I personally feel Devo's is the better general option for him, whether going Qin's or crit. Biggest reasons being he doesn't have major mana issues due to the passive (as you yourself mention), and he doesn't have all that great of scaling in his abilities (other than his ult). Although Trans gives more power, Devo's at full stacks is no slouch.

Additionally, in terms of build flexibility, Devo's provides more overall function for sustain. Trans is for mana and power. Devo's is lifesteal and power. If you get Trans you'll usually want lifesteal elsewhere, which means Asi or Bloodforge at some point. If you get Devo's, you don't have to worry about additional lifesteal except as luxury, and can then focus on getting other types of items.

In the end, what am I saying here? I feel your example build should show Devo's rather than Trans.
Having Devo's as just one of 2 options makes the separate "lifesteal" grouping of Asi and Bloodforge a bit awkward, as per above discussion. Not sure how I would change the presentation, just pointing this out.
For each build, you might indicate what the "core" items would be. You could then drop The Executioner and Qin's Sais out of the "attack speed" category, as those items would just be additional items to add to the core as options.
FYI, I've updated the database info for Iaijutsu...the range was incorrect and it didn't detail the duration of the stun (which is 1 second). I then feel that saying you can get a "few" basic attacks in before the enemy moves is inaccurate. If you're at or above 2 AS, then you can maybe get 2 in before they can move (depending on where they are as you finish your dash...if behind, you still have to turn first), otherwise 1.
For Heavenly Banner, I know HR's ability explanation is lacking a lot of the time. Will clarify. In fact, it gives you an attack speed boost as you drop it down, and you do NOT have to be standing in the range. You get an ADDITIONAL boost if you are standing in it.

Confirmed in jungle practice: Level 20, no items. Base AS is 1.26. Dropping the banner increases AS to 1.41. Moving inside the banner increases AS to 1.56.
For Mounted Archery, you can also indicate that the cone has pretty good range, so can be used in a teamfight to somewhat easily hit multiple targets for good damage (if you're winning the fight and figure you won't need it as an escape).

Anyway, solid overall info, DV. I realized I didn't upvote, so I've done now.

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Yea you're right Bran. However, if they don't have any of those things you mentioned, you'll have a large advantage over the enemy if you proced both Poison Star and Wind Demon, especially if the enemy is squishy.

Even if they do have something to fight back, you'll still have the steroid from WD to help you. on the enemy isn't as wonderful if you build lifesteal (which DV-8 did in his crit build).

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I can agree that sometimes you might get a kill out of that. But there are too many assumptions going on there for it to be something you'd state in a guide that "for the most part you're likely to get a kill" which I just don't think is the case. I just gave some examples, but I didn't want to just continue on. Shall I?

What if it's and he's got his 1 and ult up? What if any of those enemies has an escape handy? Other than your ult, you've just blown your mobility ability, and any dash/leap etc. that the enemy has is going to give them some distance from you. So it's not just them sitting and taking a beating, they could have a stun in their kits, 's passive may trigger...see why I just don't think it's a statement that's all that applicable?

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Well, im not saying "you'll definitely get a kill out of it" (if i implied it, I'm changing my statement). All I'm saying is, if you stun with laijutsu and follow up with a crit basic attack, you'll proc WD and PS passive which may help kill the enemy faster. This is in defense of dv-8s crit build- explaining why he builds the way he does.

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Just something to consider in defense of the build. Nothing more,nothing less

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You're not wrong. If I'm an enemy, I wouldn't want to be getting hit by that.

At the end of the day, I decided to change my showcase build, as well as add a Build Order table in the guide section to help newer players. Again, thanks for the feedback, guys!

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Great feedback! Thank you ^_^

With the stun, after rethinking it, I agree with your thoughts. I don't believe it "seals their fate", but it does give you an offensive edge in a boxing match. If anything, the stun gives you a better chance of landing a on an enemy rather than multiple basic attacks (like you said, it is only a one second stun).

As for Devo's vs Trans, I'd be willing to discuss this further.

Lots 'o Words... o_ o

Adding core items is a good idea. I will edit this as well.

As for , I DID notice this in Jungle Practice! I forgot about it to be honest... '-' Good catch xD

I could elaborate on the ultimate a bit more I suppose. I will edit this guide soon.

Again, thanks for the feedback!

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Discussions with you are the best (I mean, other than also with you Boogie, don't want to hurt your little Editor feelings XD).

Good comparison, interesting to see the actual values.

I think one other thing should be considered...value at different stages of the build.

With Devo's, what I feel gives it the stronger overall build value is that the lifesteal is there in the beginning...that's a great amount of sustain so even if you get hurt to some degree, you can still potentially heal up with minion waves or nearby camps.

The other thing there is that, although prices aren't hugely different, consider where you're at at similar gold incomes. Devo's can be built a bit earlier than Trans. in the 3rd spot in the Trans build delays ...Exe 3rd in Devo's means a bit more function compared to Asi in that same position.

(3 items not including Hunter's, let's say level 14 cuz I dunno...also not listing all stats, just the main points)

Trans build:

112 Power
1.58 Attack Speed
5950 Gold
10 flat pen

Devo's build:

115 Power
1.63 Attack Speed
6100 Gold
Up to 36% protection reduction

Point I'm seeing here is that, for 200 gold difference (150 actually), you're already at a better state in terms of potential with the Devo's build. Getting Exe online at the same time you'd get Asi online in the Trans build is nice, especially against tanks that are already starting to build protections. It ALSO means that, in Devo's, Qin's is the next item to be built, whereas you're getting Exe first in the Trans build. In the Qin's build, it's going to be the single largest jump to your DPS, so getting it online an item sooner provides a very functional benefit.

Thoughts?

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Alllriiight, you win, Devo's is better xD jk

You're right though. Devo's can typically build lifesteal and Qin's sooner than a Trans build.

I might add though, the mana sustain from Trans isn't completely useless on him. Yes, his passive helps him in the early game, but as Hachimaan levels up his skills, he will be using more mana. If he is spamming his abilities while out farming for a long time (perhaps for one of the more expensive items), it isn't a stretch for him to deplete his mana.

In conclusion, Trans is viable, but Devo's is preferred.

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Also, you technically don't always HAVE to build Asi with Trans.

You could delay lifesteal until the later stages of the game if you want to powerspike earlier. Lifesteal is preferred, but not essential in my opinion. If your focus is boxing, then it becomes important, but if you are hiding behind your tanks and letting them initiate while you follow up... less crucial.

But, I digress, Devo's for the win :P

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Actually check my Medusa guide... Same concept per Duo. Can delay as I to get more aggression. I'd consider that higher level play though, I usually find I can really use the lifesteal. Without it, one bad exchange. And I'm forced to back cuz no health regen.

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Yo DV, so I know that in HR's own presentation of , they also suggested both and , but I still think that build option should be situational at best.

And in a Conquest situation, you'll get your escape 2nd, like you suggest in your build order, but depending, I think it's a bit risky to delay Boots until item 2 (what HR also suggested). Personally, I'd feel more comfortable with Boots first, but that's me. As for which boots, I think in this case, he's probably okay with , even though many would opt for Warrior first...his scaling on his clearing ability is somewhat low, so the 20 extra power won't do much (8 added damage on his ).

With a somewhat low level of attack speed steroid, I might consider 3x crit in his case as more standard... or Wind Demon first, 2nd, and then or Wind Demon 3rd (whichever you didn't get before). Why? He's got that long range poke in , and being able to burst them before they get away with the added attack speed and higher crit chance would be helpful.

So, TB 6th only against very tanky teams...situational option, but not only option. Thoughts?

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Hey, Bran!

Thanks for the feedback! I saw that the overlords say that Hachiman was now available for building so I figured, "Meh, why not?" lol. Can you link me to the HiRez stream you are referring to? That might be what some of the players that I have been watching play Hachiman have watched.

My first impression was that he could definitely make use of the Devour's Gauntlet / Crit build that has been run so frequently in the new meta. Very true that you could build Devour's Gauntlet before or after boots and be fine (edited the build to reflect this). Personally, I like to rush Devo's for several reasons. has a decent dash escape (with a stun if you play it right) to get out of bad situations, and an ultimate which is a dash. On top of that, he has long range abilities that allow you to position him further away and allow you more safety. Devo's is very cheap so getting the early stacks, power, and lifesteal is very strong in my opinion. At this stage of the match, the furthest you will really be travelling is the Gold Fury, so with good warding, I feel safe for the most part. The jungler at that stage of the game tends to be very occupied with the Solo and Mid side of the map as well, and you may not see much of them at all in the duo lane for some time. That is just me though, so if people feel that they cannot safely do this, boots first are fine. As for and , I agree that is best, but then replaced late game for for higher DPS (edited build to reflect this).

The 3x crit you suggested is also good advice. Yes, replacing with an additional crit item would give you better damage, but I feel the need to defend my as I have been running it on ALL my hunters and liking the results (even when I build ). There is really only one main reason I build this item, especially in this slot. That reason is for objective takedowns. As a carry, I feel it my responsibility for demolishing towers (if there are any left), phoenixes, and the Titan. The protection penetration from will give you the greatest single item increase in objective takedown, which is huge. , while great against gods, can't do that against objectives. For ADC's, if you're looking for more damage to gods, yes, there are better options elsewhere. But as opposed to building more god damage (I feel that after my damage is pretty solid), I really am a strong advocate for Titan's Bane for objectives. I will change the build though for those who want this extra crit and damage option (maybe if your team has to be defensive for a while and isn't pushing objectives).

Again, great feedback. Thanks!

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My whole thing about Boots first is because his dash/escape is somewhat short, and to get the stun you need to be basically right on top of the enemy at the end of the dash, which is NOT where you want to be if you're running for your life lol. And his ult is absolutely a great escape, but before level 5, it's going to be consistently dangerous. Also, I'm not a great player, so I need all the escape advantage I can get, since I find myself out of position (see my ranked games haha).

I did say that going Ninja instead of Warrior might be okay for him, because of somewhat low scaling not helping quite as much...but Warrior first and switching to Ninja works fine as well, of course.

I almost never suggest 3x crit, but it just seems to make sense to me in this case...high chance for a nice killing blow at distance, with the attack speed to back up the opportunities to crit.

is fine, and I get your argument for it especially vs. objectives. My opinion here is that, if you do want TB, it's often better earlier, because at the point you're finishing your last item (you have it as item #6), many of those objectives are already down, right? Guess it depends on the game.

Anyway, the video is just the standard God Reveal that HR puts out:

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By the time you hit level 5 you will just then be getting enough gold to buy boots anyways lol.

Yeah, I feel Warrior Tabi better for early game DPS. More power for crit, etc..

Obviously it depends on the match how many structures are still standing. As long as the enemy titan is still standing though Titans Bane can be useful.

Ah, thats the video. Not bad, solid breakdown. I thought u meant a stream or something. Shoutouts to HiRez for giving him a kind of meta build lol.

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Just went in to PTS for 5 minutes to look at stats...

With Ninja, Devo's, Exe, Poison, DB, Wind, at level 20 with him inside his (*edit* and with the WD passive in effect), he's just at the edge of max...2.46 out of a max 2.5 AS. It actually feels really good being at that border, and that 60% crit chance plus all of the other passive effects feel like it should be pretty solid, but of course we'd need actual gameplay to see how it works in a real situation.

Feel like the added damage from his 1 isn't necessary...like, in a 1v1 engagement, I'd probably plop down Banner, box, use his dash situationally, and if they look to escape, then use his 1 to try to pick them off (with his horsie as backup).

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Nice!

He looks super fun. His basic attack animation looks really nice and clean too. I can't wait to use him.

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Suggest adding to the item list. And definitely consider adding other example builds.

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*Disclaimer*

I haven't actually tested the new god or build out yet. In theory though, this build should work fine.

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