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Welcome to my guide.
This guide is for Xing Tian, a powerful guardian with a lot of utility.
As a guardian, you stand in front of your team to tank as much damage as you in order to protect your gods, especially hunters with no HP/Armor.
What makes him unique is that he can escape out of a lot of situations while dealing a lot of damage while having a lot of cc while having strong moves to protect teammates, esepecially with his ultimate which can be used in multiple ways.
My build can basically be used for any guardian-mage on support role. I also play it on geb, jormungandr and cerberus.
The items overall provide a whole ton of tankiness in physical as well as magical armor.
Also do some items debuff enemies close up and buff teammates with boosts.
The damage that comes from the items is enough to make him a strong poking guardian. In some situations he can even solo kill one or two enemies since he does not get damage but deals a lot.
I´ve played my build a lot so i can say that it is working quite well. Changes can obviously be made at any time, especially after the core items.
His abilities are unique and need to be played right.
With your ultimate especially, you can save enemies by throwing them away or take them and throw them into yours. Also sometimes I recommend picking single gods to get them out of the fight before the god causes too much trouble.
His third ability is a double jump within 3 seconds. You can use this in order to get close to gods and then use your ultimate or second ability to cc them for your team. Also it is a pretty strong escaping tool.
Pros:
- Strong CC
- good mobility in a certain extend
- unique multifunctional ultimate
- good cooldowns
- good for ganking
- almost unkillable until late
Cons:
- falls in lategame
- needs good coordination
- might get boring
Not much to say, no teamplay - you lose
Focus in the fights, watch the enemies and for open spots to engage, don´t do risky moves that could lose the game, especially in late.
Find the best situation to use your ult for, it is not always best to just pick every single target, especially because you have to defend others by bodyblocking and you have to go deep into enemy circles.
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Also, your right-ups could definitely use some work. They're quite shallow and fail to go into depth.
If this is for the contest, this guide is in no shape for it.
"My build can basically be used for any guardian-mage on support role." Yeah... no. None of the items you listed are core, except maybe thebes. Mantle is situational, Void Stone is situational, Reinforced greaves could always be a shoes of focus.
Divine Ruin isn't built on supports, neither is Soul Reaver. Even for solo lane Xing Tian I don't believe Soul Reaver is still a thing.
You haven't even mentioned why you include Wards in your start, and how you expect to sustain in lane with only 2 multi pots. If this isn't for conquest then the start becomes even worse because then I have no idea why you're buying wards.
It's ok to be new to the game, though, I can provide a link if you wish to improve, and one day make a better attempt at a guide.
Thanks for the comment Kriega1
I don´t know if you are a veteran with high elo standards so no complaints here.
I was Diamond last season in conquest if thats what you're looking for (or if it's not good enough for you), but that isn't the point of criticism. There are other users on this site that may or may not be high ranked yet have a good understanding of building and knowledge of current Meta. I have also seen bad building by high level players, even pros in some cases, so don't exclude yourself as above such a possibility.
I appreciate your offer but i have to decline, as sad as it is.
Then I will respectfully downvote your build to prevent misinforming new players and will not be able to recommend this "guide" in the slightest to ever be considered for the guide competition (if that was your attempt).
As for your build:
Your general write-up is pretty sparse. I'd suggest expanding on it, like how Bran does with his
I'm not saying that you don't or can't have success with this build; in fact, I expect you can do pretty well, situationally. But in talking about a universal build, missing Sov and situational items such as