Kardel Sharpeye (dwarven sniper) Item Build

Kardel Sharpeye (dwarven sniper) Skill and Item Build 

Dota Hero Item Build Kardel Sharpeye (Dwarven Sniper). Kardel SHARPEYE is agility type hero that has a maximum range distance as far as 850. This distance is obtained from skil Take Aim when it was maximum. By the time this reaches skill level 3, kardel SHARPEYE been able to attack the Tower without having been exposed to attack because rangenya Tower beyond striking distance. Hero is known by the nickname "King Of Range" so that he can attack from a distance unnoticed by enemy. So, with that much range attack, you can attack enemy unnoticed. Assassinate is a skill to four of kardel SHARPEYE with large damage at around 655 Deals with Casting Range 3000 Damage at level 3.

Dota Hero Item Build Kardel Sharpeye (Dwarven Sniper)

Kardel Sharpeye Hero Statistic

Name: Kardel Sharpeye
Affiliation: Sentinel
Strength: 16 + 1.7
Agility*: 21 + 2.9
Intelligence: 15 + 2.6
Damage: 36 - 42
Armor: 1.9
HP: 454
Mana: 195
Movespeed: 290
Range: 550 (ranged)

Skill Build for Kardel Sharpeye

Skill Build for Enemy Melee	Skill Build for Enemy Range
1.Headshot 2.shrapnel 3.Headshot 4.shrapnel 5.Headshot 6.Assassinate 7.Headshot 8.shrapnel 9.shrapnel 10.Take Aim 11.Assassinate 12. Take Aim 13. Take Aim 14. Take Aim 15. Stats 16.Assassinate 17.– 25. Stats	1.shrapnel 2.Take Aim 3.shrapnel 4.Take Aim 5.shrapnel 6.Assassinate 7.shrapnel 8.Take Aim 9.Take Aim 10.Headshot 11.Assassinate 12. Headshot 13. Headshot 14. Headshot 15. Stats 16.Assassinate 17.– 25. Stats

Early Game Item Build

2xBracer
Boot Of Speed
Lothar Edge

This should be the third item you have to defend yourself in the lane to increase the level. Bracer serves to cover your HP very little. Boot Of Speed to increase movement speed so that more flexibility in moving. Lothar Edge is important to you, you can use it to escape while being stalked enemy or can also be used to spy on enemy.

Middle Game Item Build

Power Threads
Mask Of Madness
Yasha

Power Treads is great for faster trigger Headshot skill. Mask of Madness serves to lifestyle and trigger Headshot. Yasha items can make it easier to pursue the enemy, and also adds to your attack speed to trigger more Headshot.

Late Game Item Build

The Butterfly
Stygian Desolator
Manta Style

The Butterfly suitable for agility hero because it gives damage and attack speed. Stygian Desolator can increase damage and reduce the enemy armor so that enemy will be easily defeated. Combined these two items is very good because of the attack speed increase that would trigger Headshot and large damage will make the enemy not to mention the fear of enemy armor is reduced. Manta Style items make your illusion has the same range attack you.

Luxury Item

1. Heart Of Tarassque
2. Ethereal Blade
3. Buriza Do kyanon
4. Maelstorm
5. Eye of Skadi

How to Play Kardel Sharpeye

Kardel SHARPEYE is a hero that is easy to use because it has a very long range attack. To play kerdel first step to do that is, attacking enemy slowly until his HP left slightly then use Assassinate to kill him. Perform attacks on places that are not detected by the enemy. If the enemy is not dead, you can use Lothar's Edge mengerjarnya and killed him with ease. When doing Push, use Shrapnel skill to slow creep movement so more freely when attacking towers. This skill can also be used for creeping.

Mirana item and skill guide

Level 1 - Elune's Arrow

Level 2 - Leap

Level 3 - Starfall

Level 4 - Starfall

Level 5 - Starfall

Level 6 - Moonlight Shadow

Level 7 - Starfall

Level 8 - Elune's Arrow

Level 9 - Elune's Arrow

Level 10 - Elune's Arrow

Level 11 - Moonlight Shadow

Level 12 - Leap

Level 13 - Leap

Level 14 - Leap

Level 15 - Attribute Bonus

Level 16 - Moonlight Shadow

Level 17 - Attribute Bonus

Level 18 - Attribute Bonus

Level 19 - Attribute Bonus

Level 20 - Attribute Bonus

Level 21 - Attribute Bonus

Level 22 - Attribute Bonus

Level 23 - Attribute Bonus

Level 24 - Attribute Bonus

Level 25 - Attribute Bonus

Mirana plays the role of Carry in all of his games. Her ability to chase and escape her enemies is a great aid for her role. Her skills are also great in pushing and farming that is why she can have her items early at the game. Although she is not that useful during already game, she can be more dangerous when equipped with powerful items.

The early game item build of Mirana can be the following:

Quelling Blade – This helps Mirana to kill easily when creeping for better farming.

Ancient Tango of Essifation – This item helps Mirana to regenerate when in mid health condition.

Healing Salve – This item helps Mirana to regenerate more fast whenever he is in a low health condition.

Ironwood Branch – This item grants each attributes for Mirana giving her more strength and toughness.

Magic Stick – This helps you to counter spell caster enemy heroes.

Stout Shield – This helps you to defend yourself against harassing enemy heroes.

Empty Bottle – This item keeps you to cast spell in constant giving you source of mana and health. Require to play with a courier.

The mid game item build for Mirana can be the following:

Power Treads – This boots gives her agility and speed.

Perseverance – This grants her the health and mana regeneration. This item should be upgraded to Linken’s Sphere.

Yasha – This gives Mirana attack speed and movement speed.

Maelstrom – This helps Mirana do more damage and grants her a passive chance to cast chain lightning.

Diffusal Blade – This grants her the ability to Mana Burn and Purge.

The late game item build for Mirana can be the following:

Manta Style – This helps Mirana to replicate herself into two to help her during the clash.

Butterfly – This item gives Mirana more attack speed and grants evasion that counters other melee enemy heroes.

Divine Rapier – This can be one of the late game item for Mirana if your team is near on winning the game.

Sange and Yasha – This grants Mirana both strength and speed.

Monkey King Bar – This gives Mirana a lot more damage and a chance to mini-bash.

Buriza-do Kyanon – This gives Mirana a lot more damage and a chance to do more damage.

Desolator – This grants Mirana bonus attack damage.

Eye of Skadi – This grants Mirana to slow his enemies when physically attacked by her.

Traxex-Drow Ranger skill and item guide

Level 1 - Frost Arrows

Level 2 - Silence

Level 3 - Frost Arrows

Level 4 - Precision Aura

Level 5 - Frost Arrows

Level 6 - Markmanship

Level 7 - Frost Arrows

Level 8 - Precision Aura

Level 9 - Precision Aura

Level 10 - Precision Aura

Level 11 - Markmanship

Level 12 - Silence

Level 13 - Silence

Level 14 - Silence

Level 15 - Attribute Bonus

Level 16 - Markmanship

Level 17 - Attribute Bonus

Level 18 - Attribute Bonus

Level 19 - Attribute Bonus

Level 20 - Attribute Bonus

Level 21 - Attribute Bonus

Level 22 - Attribute Bonus

Level 23 - Attribute Bonus

Level 24 - Attribute Bonus

Level 25 - Attribute Bonus

Traxex is dangerous when it comes to physical attack. Her skills are applied to make her attack damage more powerful. That is why she always plays the role of a Carry type hero in her games. She is also a good Silencer. When equipped with the proper item like items that contributes to her attack damage as well as her agility, no hero can stand against her. Right strategy of farming is important in playing with this hero.

The early game item build for Traxex can be the following:

Ancient Tango of Essifation – This item helps Traxex to regenerate when in mid health condition.

Healing Salve – This item helps Traxex to regenerate more fast whenever he is in a low health condition.

Ironwood Branch – This item grants each attributes for Traxex giving her more strength and toughness.

Magic Stick – This helps you to counter spell caster enemy heroes.

Slippers of Agility – This adds some agility to Traxex to grant her more attack speed and attack damage. This item soon converted to Wraith Band.

The mid game item build for Traxex can be the following:

Power Treads – This boots gives her strength and speed.

Vanguard – This item gives her Health Points and toughness during the game. This item can be maintained until the late game.

Yasha – This gives Traxex attack speed and movement speed. This might converted into Manta Style or Sange and Yasha.

Helm of Dominator – This grants her lifesteal and also improve her armor and attack damage.

Lothar’s Edge – This can help her to gank, escape and chase enemies.

The late game item build for Traxex can be the following:

Monkey King Bar – This gives Traxex a lot more damage and a chance to mini-bash.

Buriza De Kyanon – This also grants attack damage to Traxex.

Butterfly – This item gives Bone Fletcher more attack speed and grants evasion that counters other melee enemy heroes.

Manta Style – This helps Traxex to replicate herself into two to help her during the clash.

Sange and Yasha – This grants Traxex both strength and speed.

Divine Rapier – This can be one of the late game item for Traxex if your team is near on winning the game.

Black King Bar – This helps her to tank and hit more during clash preventing spells to cast on her.

Satanic – This item grants her strength and does more percentage of lifesteal. This is an upgrade for Helm of Dominator.

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Xin, Ember Spirit skill guide

Xin, Ember Spirit is an agility hero based on Fire Panda theme which most of you have been waiting for. He has some high DPS nukes perfect for ganking and eyecandy spell effects making him a perfect Christmas present. Check Xin, Ember Spirit hero guide and introduction.

Ember Spirit Stats:

Primary Attribute: Agility
Affiliation: Sentinel

Movement: 310
Attack Range: 128 (melee)

Total starting damage: 52-56
Total starting armor: 3

Strength: 21 + 2.0
Agility: 22 + 1.8
Intelligence: 20 + 1.8

Ember Spirit Abilities Guide:

1. Searing Chains (Active, no target)

Xin unleashes up to 3 fiery bolas that wrap around nearby enemies, anchoring them in place and dealing damage each second.

AoE: 400 Duration: 2/2/3/3 seconds
DPS: 40/60/80/100
Cooldown: 14/12/10/8
Manacost: 110

Note: Selects 3 random enemies within the area. Does not affect magic immune or invisible heroes. Does not prevent attacks or spell casting.

2. Sleight of Fist (Active, ground target)

Xin dashes around with blazing speed, attacking all enemies in the targeted AoE and returns to where he was standing after. You deal 50% less damage to creeps.

You are invulnerable during this process. Takes 0.2 seconds to attack per unit.

Bonus Hero Damage: +30/60/90/120

AoE: 250/350/450/550
Cast Range: 700

Manacost: 50
Cooldown: 30/22/14/6

3. Flame Guard (active, no target)

Xin surrounds himself with a ring of fire that consumes incoming magic damage, leaving him unharmed. Deals dps in a 400 aoe. If the shield is dispelled, the dps buff goes away.

DPS: 30/35/40/45
Magic Shell: 150/300/450/600

Duration: 8/12/16/20 (or when the barrier dies)

Manacost: 80/90/100/110
Cooldown: 35

4. Fire Remnant (Active, ground target)

Xin charges himself with the energy to create a Fire Remnant every 30 seconds, with a max of 3 charges. Releasing a charge, sends a Fire Remnant that runs to the targeted point at 2.5 times your speed. Xin can use his secondary ability to dash out to each remnant's location, detonating them for AoE damage, and arriving at the one he targeted last. Remnants last 45 seconds or until you fuse with them. The remnant placing ability is limited by charges and not cooldown or manacost.

Remnant Charges: 3
Remnant Charge Replenish Time: 30 seconds
Remnant Duration: 45 seconds
Remnant Cast Range: 1500
The secondary ability lets you target a location closest to whichever Remnant you want to choose. Xin will then dash out going through each remnant, arriving at the selected remnant last. Each Remnant you go through causes it to detonate, dealing damage in the area around it.

Damage: 140/180/220
AOE: 450
Activate Remnant Manacost: 100

Rizzrak, Goblin Shredder item and skill guide

Timbersaw, Dota 2 Guide and preview. Timbersaw (also known as Rizzrak, Goblin Shredder in Dota) is a strength melee hero from Radiant added in Dota 2 13 December patch update. Timbersaw is a semi-carry hero with great tanking and nuking abilities, he relies on trees to chase and own enemy heroes. Like Slark, he’s a ganking hero who needs to dominate early/mid game. All of Timbersaw active skills deal pure damage which allows him to kill hero in a combo.

Timbersaw Abilities:
1. Whirling Death (Hotkey: D)
Timbersaw whirls extremely sharp edges, damaging enemies and destroying trees around him in an area. If an enemy hero is affected, it loses some of its primary attribute for a short duration. Whirling Death will deal Pure damage if a tree is cut down in the process.

Damage: 100/150/200/250
Ability: No Target
Affects: Enemies
Damage Type: Magical
Primary Stat Reduction: 15%
Area of Effect: 300
Cooldown: 8
Mana cost per level: 70/80/90/100

2. Timberchain (Hotkey: T)
Timbersaw fires a chain that embeds itself in the first tree it hits, pulling him towards it. Any enemy in the path takes damage.

Range: 800/1000/1200/1400
Damage: 100/140/180/220
Damage radius: 225
Cooldown: 4
Damage Type: Pure
Affects: Trees
Mana Cost Per Level: 60/70/80/90

3. Reactive Armor (Passive)
Each time Timbersaw is attacked, he gains increased health regen and armor. Each stack lasts for 16 seconds.

Stack Limit: 4/8/12/16
Stack Bonus Armor: 1
Target: Self
Ability: Passive
Stack Bonus Health Regeneration: 1 HP/sec

4. Chakram (Hotkey: C)
Fires your main saw blade at the target location, and once there the blade will spin, dealing damage in an area around it and slowing enemies. For each 5% of health missing, enemies caught in the saw blade move more slowly. The blade deals damage and cuts down trees in its path when fired and retracted. You lose the ability to attack and your mana gets drained while the blade is out.

Passthrough Damage: 100/140/180
Damage per Second: 50/75/100
Affects: Enemies
Cooldown 8
Mana Cost Per Level: 125/150/175
Range: 1200
Mana cost per Second: 20/25/30
Damage Type: Pure
Return Chakram sub-ability brings you back the Chakram.

Timbersaw Spell Build:

Level 1-5: Timberchain (Level 3) & Reactive Armor (Level 2)
Level 6: Ultimate – Chakram
Level 6-14: Max Whirling Death, Max Timberchain, Max Reactive Armor and take Level 2 Ultimate.
Level 15-25: Attribute Bonuses and take Level 3 Ultimate.

Timbersaw Item Build

Recommended Items:

• Bloodstone
• Shivas Guard
• Pipe of Insight
• Vanguard
• Arcane Boots
• Scythe of Vyse
• Heart of Tarassque

Timbersaw Strategy Guide:

Early Game:
Ideally you’ll lane short so you have access to lots of trees and room to chase. you’ll also preferably solo, for a few reasons:
• Timbersaw’s mobility and low-cd spells make him a competent killer from the beginning, and even more so with the extra levels
• His spells themselves don’t do all that much damage individually, and their effectiveness at exploding people peaks early
• He can easily survive vs. a dual lane
• He doesn’t need that much farm, so it’s not a problem if his last-hitting is limited (and he can quickly catch up on farm with ult + whirling death spam)
Soloing a side lane: 
Do your last-hitting thing for a few levels. if you’re against another solo, try driving him off, especially if he’s melee. if you’re against a dual, you’ll probably have to play more defensively, but unless they’re going to kill you the moment you poke your head in, you can spam chain to last hit + harass like you would with e.g. powershot or something. soften up your opponents and go for a kill or double kill at 6, if you can.
In a dual lane:
You should play very aggressively vs. a solo. how you handle an opposing dual lane obviously depends on who your lane-mate is, and who you’re facing. one thing to keep in mind is, if you’re going for a killing timber chain and sense that either your target or his partner is about to stun you, wait and take the stun before chaining, so it’s not interrupted. note: when pulling, you can afford to use timber chain to finish off the more valuable of the non-golem creeps if you’re bad at last-hitting or if your lane opponents come to take them.
Mid-game:
Kill noobs. from fog, place chakram right behind an enemy hero, just touching them, then immediately chain in over them in their path of retreat. you can cast whirling death mid-chain, as soon as you’re near enough your opponent and at least one tree (if they’re by one). be sure to retract your chakram just before they’re out of its aoe, when they start to run away, so you get them with the retract damage (you can also put them between yourself and the blade to hit them with it on its return). then right click them once or twice and repeat some variation of your combo until they’re dead. obviously this is all much easier with ally help.
When playing Timbersaw, the only terrain you should see is trees. you should be looking ahead for trees whenever you’re chasing, escaping, or even just traveling. when chasing, don’t chain too far ahead of your opponent or you risk giving him a chance to change direction.
During an escape, chain over cliffs to get away, or buy time by chaining into areas that are inaccessible without destroying trees, like the area behind the ancients from the right side of the river. from there you can clear a path with your other two spells and run away, or chain over to a tree on the other side of the river, or just teleport out.
Other notable trees include those around the base cliffs, the jungle cliffs, the gap between the sentinel ancients and secret shop path, and the gap between the scourge mid and secret shop, as well as the lone tiny tree in the water by Roshan. remember to target a specific tree rather than a direction, so your hero will approach it first if you’re not near enough.
Timbersaw is absurdly good at clearing waves of creeps (gather them around you, cover with chakram, cast whirling death, collect chakram), and at tanking towers and roshan. Also be sure to use chakram for vision, such as of roshan or of the enemy barracks during a push.
Late Game:
You’re not doing as much damage anymore, comparatively. your main role now is slowing down enemies for your allies, using chakram and whatever items you may have farmed (and keeping on them with timber chain to do it). the 15% base attribute reduction part of whirling death is by this point very effective at weakening carries.

Slark skill and item guide

Slark, DotA 2 guide and preview. Slark (also known as Murloc Nightcrawler in DotA) is an agility melee hero from Dire/Scourge added in Dota 2 15 nov update. He’s a gank oriented hero with chasing abilities combined with Stealth which makes him a deadly opponent. Slark can easily dominate early games via his high damage nukes, stat stealing ability, he can remove negative buffs and attack while being invisible. Check out Slark!

Slark Stats:



Slark Abilities:

1. Dark Pact (Hotkey: C)
After a short delay, Slark sacrifices some of his life blood, purging negative debuffs and dealing damage to enemy units around him and to himself. Slark only takes 50% of the damage.

Mana cost per level: 55 / 50 / 45 / 40
Cooldown per level: 9.0 / 8.0 / 7.0 / 6.0
Ability: No Target
Damage: MAGICAL
Delay: 1.5
Radius: 325
Damage: 75 / 150 / 225 / 300

2. Pounce (Hotkey: E):
Slark leaps forward, grabbing the first hero he connects with. That unit takes damage and is leashed to Slark, and can only move a limited distance away from Slark’s landing position.

Mana Cost Per Level: 75 / 75 / 75 / 75
Cooldown Per Level: 20.0 / 16.0 / 12.0 / 8.0
Ability: No Target
Damage: Magical
Distance: 700
Pounce Damage: 70 / 140 / 210 / 280
Leash Duration: 3.5
Leash Radius: 325

3. Essence Shift (Passive):
Slark steals the life essence of enemy heroes with his attacks, draining each of their attributes and converting them to bonus Agility.

Cooldown Per Level: 0.4 / 0.35 / 0.3 / 0.25
Agility Gained: 3
Other atrribute loss: 1
Duration: 15 / 30 / 60 / 120

4. Shadow Dance (Hotkey: D)
When used, Slark hides himself in a cloud of shadows, becoming invisible (attacking, casting spells, and using items do not reveal Slark). Additionally, when not visible to the enemy team, Slark gains bonus movement speed and health regeneration.

Mana Cost Per Level: 120 / 120 / 120
Cooldown: 25.0
Ability: No Target
Duration Per Level: 5.5 / 5.5 / 5.5
Bonus Movement Speed: 30% / 35% / 40%
HP Regen Per Level: 3% / 5% / 7%

Slark Spell/Abilities Build:

Level 1-5: Pounce (Level 3) & Essence Shift (Level 2)
Level 6: Ultimate – Shadow Dance
Level 6-13: Max Pounce, Max Essence Shift, Max Dark Pact and take Level 2 Ultimate.
Level 13-25: Attribute Bonuses and take Level 3 Ultimate.

Slark Item Build:

Starting of Game:
- Quelling Blade (Helps you farming creeps)
- 2x Tangoes (Helps you in lane)
- 3 Ironwood Branch (for stats)
Early Game:
- Power Treads (convert it to Strength)
- Magic Wand (If enemy team has spell casters, get it ASAP)
- Ring of Basilius (For some mana regeneration)
- Some Ironwood Branches (Branches FTW)
Mid Game:
- Mask of Madness (attack speed for more agility steal)
- Yasha (522 Movespeed 24/7)
- Cranium Basher (to chase those bastards)
- Dust of Apperance (Don’t let Windwalkers get away)
Late Game:
- Abyssal blade (for disable)
- Black King Bar (to become fearless against Blademail carriers)
- Monkey King Bar (damage is always good, gives mini bash and counters evasion)
- Heart of Tarassque
- Butterfly (For evasion and attack speed, don’t make it when enemy team has MKB)
- And other 100000000 other damage items. Just kiddin, you can make Buriza too!

Slark Strategy Guide:

Slark is a bouncing frog, he can’t stay at one lane and farm all the time. The main role of Slark is to gank every enemy that is on the map as soon he turns Level 6. While playing Slark, you have to keep your mind active, your eye must be on minimap all the time, tracking the movement of enemy heroes. Slark is a very powerful hero in the start, if you fully utilize his skills abilities, you can have your team end the game within 25 minutes (talking about pub games).
When the game starts, gather the 2 Tangoes, Quelling blade, GG branches and move to the lane, Slark is a fragile hero so you to be careful while farming. Your goal is to last hit every creep and farm the Power Treads (staring items) as soon as possible. During the first 6 levels, keep looking for an opportunity to Pounce on the enemy heroes for a bonus kill. For e.g. when enemy creep dies and enemies go back a bit, try to trap them with your Pounce. Once they’re stuck for 2 seconds, your ally hero, creeps will hit them and it might give you a nice First Blood!
As I told you, you main goal is to farm early items, when you get PT/RoB/Magic Wand and your ultimate. Now it’s time to roam all over the map for kills. Find and kill the fragile heroes, like Traxex, Shadowfiend who have no stun and keep away from disablers such as. Lion, Lina etc. You can kill those nukers/disablers too but you have to play active. Here’s a scenario for killing Lina, the Slayer.
Lina is on the top lane, farming creeps with full HP and Mana points and you see her with your jealous eyes. Now, you have your Slark with everything FULL. What you gonna do? You go behind the trees, and approach her (cast Pounce of course) when the creeps are low or dead. It’s pretty obvious she’s gonna stun since she’s trapped then Dragon Slave and Lugna Blade for instantly killing you but that ain’t going to happen. You immediately cast your Dark Pact and Shadow Dance for your defence and start hitting her. What happens? The Lina stun and Dragon Slave hits you, but you don’t get too hurt because you have high regeneration and Dark Pact removed stun buff from your status. You’re on full HP hitting Lina and She dies.
So the thing is, You have to play like Stealthy like an Assassin to pwn your enemies, you dodge their stuns/disables with Dark Pact on right timing, remaining invisible while attacking. When you get a few kills in the start, some random guy in the enemy team notices your might and buys True Sight (Dust of Appearance) to counter your invisibility from your ultimate. Remember! It’s also a negative buff which can be removed by Dark Pact, so no worries.
But it gets serious when they buy Sentry Wards or Gem of True Sight. You’ve gotta do something for that because as soon you turn visible to the, they’ll cast all the nukes on you to vanish your hero. By the time they get GEM you’ll probably have mid game items like Cranium Basher, Yasha, Mask of Madness etc.. So now your next target is to avoid True Sight.
In most cases, you can not stay hidden because enemy teams stays together after equipping GEM. In that case, Team clash is must to drop that GEM and you’ll have to prepare for it. Since its a team battle, obviously you’re going to get disabled. So, you have to make something to survive and attack during the battle. Now, you think of Black king bar? Ain’t gonna work because, you get killed from hits even after activating it so it’s pretty useless. In this situation, Manta Style is a good item and grants you some time for attacking heroes. You can consider Linken’s Sphere too, if you’re playing against Nyx Assasin, Rhasta or Dagon carriers.
As a Slark, your Job is not to initiate team battles. Your have to stay low-profile and murder 1-2 heroes discreetly during team battle or during One man show ganks. I usually prefer the One Man Show style, going into 3 heroes, killing one and get away. Keep an eye on disablers for stuns, they’re your worst enemies, 1 hex and RIP. Also, Do Not Ever go into towers for a single kill. You might kill the hero but you’ll also die because tower hits. Use Dark Pact wisely and its like a mini-bkb. When you’re on low HP during a fight, just walk back for few seconds and your HP will fully regenerate then join the battle again. The above mentioned late item builds are mediocre builds, you can always experiment your own items builds. Slark is fun-to-play hero only if you adopt aggressive style. Late game is not really a choice for this Murloc Nightcrawler.