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Nice guide! I always go for Aghs with Treant these days. I think you might mention somewhere in this guide how you can flash farm all neutral camps on the map, denying the other team farm.
... where is Orb of Venom it is AMAZING on almost every melee support.
formatting is nice and just a tip mention whether you are playing support or utility. because if supporting add into the build a section of items which you should be getting when needed eg; wards and tp scroll.
If you add in a gameplay section than you will have a +1 from me. gj and keep it up.
As I said this build is here to offer an alternate build to use, which focusses on Leech Seed and Aghanim's Scepter. No point in recreating existing guides. And this seems to work when playing Treant Protector. Also I mentioned getting Blink Dagger being gotten earlier if you feel its more usefull, however the sooner you get your Aghanim's Scepter the more you and your team will benefit from it.
Also, I think considering Ags as a core is not correct. Rushing Ags may be the best option in some games. However, saying Ags is core while a Blink Dagger is late game, just seems like you are trying to simplify things that aren't that straightforward.
As for the guide, I created it to provide a alternative way to play Treant Protector. As most players tend to max Living Armor first. I've found that focussing on Leech Seed will often result in getting more gold and it will make farming easier. Making it good if you're trying to farm for Aghanim's Scepter.
good formatting and details. but you lack gameplay, and i think you should add Ring of Basilius in the early game. its a good item early game that grants you survivability and mana.
though i think you should add an alternate build... Living Armor is much stronger as it provides lane support, which Treant Protector is all about.
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You have a Ring of Protection in your starting items and yet you don't use it for anything. I always get Ring of Basilius and upgrade it to Vladmir's Offering if there are a lot of melee heroes on my team.
I usually get Drum of Endurance and Mekansm. You should add mek and pipe by the way.
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formatting is nice and just a tip mention whether you are playing support or utility. because if supporting add into the build a section of items which you should be getting when needed eg; wards and tp scroll.
If you add in a gameplay section than you will have a +1 from me. gj and keep it up.
Also, I think considering Ags as a core is not correct. Rushing Ags may be the best option in some games. However, saying Ags is core while a Blink Dagger is late game, just seems like you are trying to simplify things that aren't that straightforward.
As for the guide, I created it to provide a alternative way to play Treant Protector. As most players tend to max Living Armor first. I've found that focussing on Leech Seed will often result in getting more gold and it will make farming easier. Making it good if you're trying to farm for Aghanim's Scepter.
As for Ring of Basilius, I often build it in lane untill I have the other components of Soul Ring, then I deconstruct my Ring of Basilius to construct the Soul Ring. I've found that Soul Ring + Arcane Boots will provide enough mana regeneration to keep you going.
yes you really have to update the skill build, including living armor build
good formatting and details. but you lack gameplay, and i think you should add Ring of Basilius in the early game. its a good item early game that grants you survivability and mana.
though i think you should add an alternate build... Living Armor is much stronger as it provides lane support, which Treant Protector is all about.