@Riot, have you considered bringing back the spell/blade weaving masteries?

Gnart Even Close··10 votes·601 views

I used to love those masteries, and I think they would make a great tier 2 mastery in the ferocity tree. of course, one of the masteries would have to be removed and possibly moved elsewhere. i believe the feast mastery could work excellently in the resolve tree, as it would incentivize squishy champions to go into the resolve tree when they might not otherwise. i believe this was part of the intent of the changes to the juggernaut masteries as well. have the spell and blade weaving masteries been considered to be brought back, as several other old masteries were, or have they been dismissed for some reason? either way, i would love to hear feedback, and i appreciate the work that you guys do to try to improve the game, especially after all the disruptive changes in preseason. thanks!

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morris12 votes

Great idea, never understood why feast was in Ferocity in the first place. If you want to safely farm by healing for lasthitting creeps, then you shouldn't have to go into the damage tree for it.

Duke Anax1 votes

Yeah same reason they put Expose Weakness into the Ferocity Tree. As a support mstery it could have gone into the cunningtree, but they didn't do that to avoid an obvious choice and promote decision making in the masteries.

Gnart Even Close1 votes

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Great idea, never understood why feast was in Ferocity in the first place. If you want to safely farm by healing for lasthitting creeps, then you shouldn't have to go into the damage tree for it.

i agree. sustain doesn't make much sense in the ferocity tree anyways (except the lifesteal/spellvamp). honestly, i think it would make most sense in the cunning tree, but that already has 3, and sustain makes sense in the resolve tree anyways. spell/blade weaving would also round out the choices between 3 damage options in ferocity in different circumstances

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