2 of the 3 keystones in the resolve tree require cc

doiminat0r3600·Mar 12, 2017·4 votes·683 views

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Mecha MaIphiteMar 12, 20175 votes

One of those applies on any CC, including slows, meaning that the only champions who don't use it shouldn't be taking it anyway.

doiminat0r3600Mar 12, 20172 votes

But what would they take? Grasp of the Undying? That thing is stupid underpowered compared to the other 2. The only other option is damage.

LyndrisMar 12, 20171 votes

grab a item 3022 or item 3116 allow for Stonebound(?) Pact

doiminat0r3600Mar 12, 20171 votes

But that's still inneffecient. If you spec that far into the defense tree, you should be building very little damage if at all. A tank is more likely to build defensive items than items that supply damage.

LyndrisMar 12, 20171 votes

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A tank is more likely to build defensive items than items that supply damage.

Isn't that what those are??

doiminat0r3600Mar 12, 20171 votes

The point is, you wouldnt build item 3085 on a mage because masteries don't benefit as much as they could.

AlienPrimateMar 12, 20171 votes

I would have liked bond to be changed to something like 10% reduced damage from minions, monsters, and towers. That is useful to anyone in the game whether they are tanky or not. This would mostly help junglers but it could still be useful in lane.

LadyRenlyMar 12, 20171 votes

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I would have liked bond to be changed to something like 10% reduced damage from minions, monsters, and towers. That is useful to anyone in the game whether they are tanky or not. This would mostly help junglers but it could still be useful in lane.

less tower damage? just what we need...

CoffeeMug xDMar 12, 20171 votes

why would a keystone have an old wooden ship?

DrCyanideMar 12, 20171 votes

And 2 of the 3 keystones in the Ferocity tree require auto attacks. If you can't utilize what's in the Resolve tree then maybe your champion would do better taking a different tree.

doiminat0r3600Mar 12, 20171 votes

But for a tree for tanks, you'd expect there to be tank masteries that don't just revolve around one mechanic. I get that CC is prevalent in a lot of tanks, but in many more, it's either non-existent or single target and unreliable for the mastery.

DrCyanideMar 12, 20171 votes

A tank without CC is probably closer to a Juggernaut, and could use the keystone's of other trees while putting 12 points in Resolve.