You know, like Nidalee or Eve who took Strength of the Ages not to supplement their tankiness (like Olaf or Zac) but rather because it was pretty much vital to their success because of the inherent squishyiness? What's to be done for them next Season?
Incognonymous1 votesSoA in the jungle speaks not the inherent weakness of squishy junglers but to the strength of SoA when used in the jungle. Jungling is by far the easiest way to stack it, and because it's not an insubstantial amount of health, it's not a bad choice on anyone I'd wager. Free stats are free stats, and health is a ubiquitously useful stat.
That being said, the jungle IS too punishing on squishies right now.
Oglaf1 votesSoA in the jungle speaks not the inherent weakness of squishy junglers but to the strength of SoA when used in the jungle. Jungling is by far the easiest way to stack it, and because it's not an insubstantial amount of health, it's not a bad choice on anyone I'd wager. Free stats are free stats, and health is a ubiquitously useful stat.
That being said, the jungle IS too punishing on squishies right now.
You first and last statements seems to be in conflict with each-other...?
Incognonymous1 votesYou first and last statements seems to be in conflict with each-other...?
Not really. Even if the jungle wasn't hitting too hard, SoA would still be one of the best masteries to take.
Jaygo411 votesI feel like being squishy is one of those risks you have to take when you're dealing with jungling... as far as im concerned, graves should never have 1700 HP unless he builds HP
DarkRitual1 votesMaybe more junglers will actually upgrade their refillable potion now. Also, Nidalee has a heal in her kit, she's fine. Eve may be a little weaker, but she's in line for a full VGU, so it's less of a priority.