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This is the build I used to get Tyr to diamond god rank.
Play your cards right and you can get like 16 kills a game. Blink is your best friend. Use it on people who are low or you know you can totally one shot with this build owo. If they have Ares early game just use your ult to pure. Literally I made this build to be effective/fun and to stunt on people :). One last note is that aggressive play can be rewarded! just play smart. Calculations are everything.
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Or defensive stance > fearless to close the gap before switching to offensive stance anf dishing out your combo.
Hes pretty mobile too due to having a dash - stance change - and another dash.
I dont mind trying out a high damage tyr build next time we play.
Then yeah, you would anticipate that mindset means the guy doesn't think about team comps, and you don't have to understand that. Just don't do it yourself XD
But going damage-y on a warrior is just like playing them off-role. Like Nox or Ne Zha support, or my friend newbiemj's tanky Serqet. If you've got at least one solid tank and some good CC, you can have fun going damage on a warrior...but just for fun.
You pretty much hit the nail on the head, Bran. I guess this is why some warriors go with crit instead of building tanky even though they're the only tank and the rest of the team has enough potential damage output that they don't need to add to it.
Again, I cannot in good faith recommend this build because it's just terrible even if it's a "just for fun" build. You'll just get wrecked if you don't play Tyr properly with this build and those new to the god should pick something more suitable.
The thing is, even if i was pulling a stunt like that, I'd still consider one protection item. My preferred list:
Mantle of discord
Hide of the urchin
Magis cloak
Masamune
Shifters shield
Personally, I'd replace OP's titans bane with void shield. Especially if the enemy tank (if any) isn't building something like sov or thebes.
Void really is a situational one and not really helpful against magical enemies. With a full power/pen/CDR build, he doesn't need Void, and he's not looking to tank and stick on enemies for longer periods of time to help his teammates get higher damage from the Void aura.
What he IS missing is ANY health or protections. So... Hide of the Urchin is my strong preference in a mostly offensive build like this, which will add a ton of survivability in one item.
Mantle of Discord and Magi's Cloak would be my secondary choices if only going for a single prot item. I would not consider Masa or Shifters in this case.
So void is an overall stronger pick for the scenario that i described.
I'd think this would be a very solid damage build if OP got void shield instead of titans bane and got one item giving strong dual protections (not shifters or masamune-though the utility in masamune is really nice)
He does imply it's not a typical tyr build, but I'd like more clarification on this and have it explicitly stated.
A very good tyr could probably get away with this and deal some massive damage. No way should this be used in Conquest though. And this is not a good build for any but the most experienced tyr players to ever consider.