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Warrior Tabi
Jotunn's Wrath
The Crusher
Heartseeker
Titan's Bane
Hydra's Lament
Assassin's Blessing
Boots
Healing Potion
Mana Potion
Warrior Tabi
Mana Potion
Healing Potion
Hydra's Lament
Transcendence
Jotunn's Wrath
Shifter's Shield
Runeforged Hammer
Heartseeker
Brawler's Beat Stick
The Crusher
Stone Cutting Sword
Soul Eater
Transcendence
Shifter's Shield
Runeforged Hammer
Ancile
Breastplate of Valor
Mantle of Discord
Spirit Robe
Hide of the Urchin
Warrior Tabi
Transcendence
Hydra's Lament
Heartseeker
Jotunn's Wrath
Titan's Bane
Warrior Tabi
Masamune
Jotunn's Wrath
Titan's Bane
Spirit Robe
Hide of the Urchin
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PROS -One of the strongest early games (not that great anymore thanks Hirez and 4.19) -Great snowball potential -Easy to pick up -Satisfying plays -Amazing Ganks/Rotation |
CONS -Weak teamfight potential -Hard to come back from falling behind -Hard to master -Mana hungry -Weak Lategame |
Awilix. You will mostly need this to engage in a fight or to set up your Feather Step, therefore leaving this Skill at level 1 is great because you don't need the extra damage and you want to have the mana cost as low as possible. If you cancel the ability while riding Suku it does consume Mana but does not go on cooldown. If you can engage without leaping off you should always do that to have a leap at your hand later on. Chaning this Leap into Feather Step is the best way to disengage because Feather Step and the leap off Suku grant you immunity to new damage or CC. Meaning you are immune basically until your Feather Step ends. Hitting something right at the front edge of your Targeter and then immediately using Feather Step is also faster than normal walk speed so keep that in mind when you need to escape and have minions at your hand.
Awilix's Kit. If you master Feather Step you can humiliate almost everyone. The skill is quite simple. What basic attack would be next in your 3-attack-hitchain determines how Feather Step functions. If you hit one basic before using Feather Step the ability does x1.5 damage and if you hit two basics before using it you get x2.0 damage in an AoE circle. Aditinally, you always cripple and root your enemy for the duration, which is 0.6 seconds. You can hit the enemy with other abilities to set-up your feather step but then no damage multiplier applies. Despite the range of the AoE circle you can use your Feather step from quite further making it a great gap closer tool and the root/cripple also provides stopping power for most leaps or dashes if used with the right timing. As already said, this ability provides complete immunity to all new CC or damage during the duration, this means you can for example dodge any enemy ability by hitting ANY enemy and using feather step right as you would get hit. There are four exceptions for this 
Fire Shards can hit you, 
No Escape, 
Gravity Surge and the pull of 
Paolao still can pull you out of a Feather Step. Bleeds or DOTs on the other hand still apply while you use your Feather Step so be careful about that. You can also use your Feather Step to get over small walls like 
Ring of Spears or 
Ice Wall if you hit a target behind the wall.
Moonlight Charge is the completion of Awilix's kit and synergizes really well with her other Abilities. Imagine the knockup radius of this abilty just like 
Petrify but from behind. Since knockups are the strongest kind of CC in Smite you usually only want to pair your Ultimate with this if the enemy is far away and doesn't have any kind of movement ability. Otherwise just use the time the enemy is knocked up to hit some basic attacks and use your Gravity Surge when the enemy tries to leap away. If they try to dash simply use your Feather Step to stop the dash.
Awilix's ultimate is the final part of her lockdown kit. If you somehow can't follow the enemy, which you usually can with your other abilities, or if he leaps away this is the perfect part to get them back and secure the kill. If you want to pair Gravity Surge with Moonlight Charge always wait for the enemy to be close to hitting the ground before casting to ensure you get the extra hits on them while they are knocked up. Also don't be scared to use Gravity Surge just for the attack speed buff because it can be helpful in some situations despite having a very long cast time. Feather Step with which you usually follow up has the x2.0 damage multiplier.|
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Every ability allows you to hit a straight basic after using it and you also have to hit basics to set up your Feather Step. Also Awilix can make great use of the Mana regen because she is, as already stated, very mana hungry. This item will most likely be the second Item you get, although you can also choose Transcendence if you have some excess gold since it's more expensive but provides a higher damage spike
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This Item was good in the Meta several Months ago and that was the time I really tried it on Awilix and I feel it really fits in the build. The damage is great to have on the Feather Step with essentially 100% scaling and the protections helped me stay alive countless of times. Now that the flat magical prtection is gone I also see myself using stone cutting sword more than this item just because of the protection shred
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Nothing really much to say here. Core item for most ability based Assassins. |
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So this might be a surprise now but I consider this Item really good on Awilix. Feather Step, Moonlight Charge and Gravity Surge set up this item and allow for additional basic attack to still have the debuff applied while attacking after using these abilites. Feather Step even already gets it's own damage amplified. The power and Health is also nice to have.
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You can switch out Runeforged Hammer with Heartseeker if you want to have more bursty damage output once in a while but I prefer Runeforged Hammer because the passive is always applied and it offers some health. Mostly you would not be able to hit 5 basics in a fight to make use of Heartseeker a second time after engaging.
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Great Item if you want to tear down squishies because the basics you would have to hit for the damage reduction can easily be managed during Moonlight Charge's knockup or just while setting up your Feather Step.
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Also core item on most assassins if you want to shred down Tanks. Pairs really well with Runeforged Hammer. In Season 5 however this item only really pays off on a tanky enemy team. If they don't have more than one Tanks Stone Cutting Sword is most likely the way to go or also even  Void Shield or Brawler's Beatstick as alternative pen options.
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Can also be considered in some situations if you feel like you need passive sustain in your kit and can replace either Transcendence or Hydra's Lament
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So with Transcendence now getting an additional 10% CDR I really think some Assassins can successfully pick it up although it is relatively pricey and needs it's time to stack It will pay off most of the time with the 100% scaling on Feather Step or 70% on Moonlight Charge also your basics will now hit even harder. If you want to maximize your damage Trans is the way to go!
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Awilix is a great threat to anyone in the game. Her kit is already really great to have a good damage output at level 2 and Feather Step allows you to negate some damage by timing it right. You usually want to invade if you can and prioritize on immobile targets and use Gravity Surge as soon as possible (not in the fight but early in the game as soon as you level it). You also want to try to snowball in early game to have a more pleasant mid-game|
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This was my first Guide and I wanted to make it compact to begin with. I am planning on adding some advanced mechanics and other guides to make the whole page more advanced but thats for a later date. I would really appreciate any criticism and ideas to make the guide better. Thanks for reading my Awilix Guide! |
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Also 2nd item is a bit early to get
I would change it to be like this:
Also consider the tier 1
Actually, though, I wonder if
That said, especially with that Hydra's buff, it's more core than ever. If you decide not to go Trans, I can see SE being used, but 40% CDR not really required, and hard to argue with the core build.
However, the fact it also heals based on ability damage means she gets some nice sustain effect out of anything she does.
Yes, she's going to disengage quickly out of combat...but if an engagement costs her 1/2 of her health, is she going to want to back for full health, or can she hit a few jungle camps and heal up if she has SE? Being able to stay out and continue her rounds seems valuable to me.
If you don't see value in that, you don't see value in that, and I can understand, but at least on paper, it makes sense. The fact it also provides some really nice power is a bonus. Or maybe the healing is the bonus, and you get this mainly for the power and CDR.
The only ability she has that interacts with it at all is
So yeah...hmmm...guess that makes RFH a somewhat lackluster item on her again...
Good overall summary of abilities and item choices. I have some comments, hope you don't mind.
As such...I think Trans might be a better standard option 2nd, but would love to hear your thoughts.
Anyway, good tips for the abilities, and am interested in getting your opinion on the above points!
The only comment I have is the "First Back" in your build section. As a jungler you should back AS SOON as you have enough for full
I'm a