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Swap Warrior Tabi for any additional or situational item after buying Elixir of Speed
Greetings, my fellow-subjects, to another guide written by yours truly. In this guide, we're going to take a look at the one who deserves to be crowned King of the Pharaohs and will do anything to get that spot. So let me take you off to Never-Never Land and meet your king, Set.
Note: you don't have to follow this guide to the smallest detail, these are suggestions on how to play Set. I encourage you to look at the comment section below and see other suggestions.
Every time Set damages an enemy, he gains one attack speed stack until it maxes out. When attacking Horus, Set gains two stacks but only against Horus. A passive like plays nicely into his hybrid playstyle. Abilities and autos are his main form of damage so building hybrid would be the best option for Set. It should be noted that item effects will not proc your passive so don't get the idea.
As stated earlier, Set likes to utilize abilities and auto-attacks together to maximize his damage output. So picking items that benefit his ability damage as well as his autos will make Set a serious threat against his enemies. Here is a selection of items that can synergize with Set that could be a nice addition to your build.
To sum things up, Set lays down a constant barrage of damage from himself and his Spawns. Being able to surround one target or disrupt the enemy team through sheer might alone, Set can become a very dangerous part of the team if they play their cards right.
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Hastened Katana is never a good item in any situation on Set, and Bloodforge/Soul Eater are not defensive items. In addition, relative to other assassins, Set is quite difficult to kill, with slow immunity and damage reduction on his Sandstorm, and movement speed and healing on his ultimate.
Set is also very mana hungry, so two health pots to start is simply not sufficient for mana sustain.
Set's skewer does NOT stun enemies - Set doesn't even have a stun. It slows.
Set's sandstorm is not his only mobility tool - his slows can be used to escape, and his ultimate has movement speed sufficient to use it occasionally to escape.
I think you also understate how powerful his ult is - with any level of defence, and his sandstorm, he's fairly difficult to kill due to his mobility and sustain.
Also, the 'items to consider' section is clearly unfinished.
Overall, a good first start on the guide, but not one I would recommend any new player follow.
[Stone cutting Sword]- extra power for abilities and basics and passive will give some pen since you'll be doing plenty of basics.
[Gladiator's shield]- more for solo but provides good sustain especially when you're in Ult and have your 3 up.
[Blackthorn Hammer]- Another more solo item but good stats and helps with survivability and the mana issue from early game.