Kindred build?
I know this is early, but just spitballing ideas for them:
I was thinking devourer - bork (obvious), variable boots, then some more items. BC or youmuus for pen, then maybe visage and mallet?
let me know what you think
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Well since you'll already be getting the phage speed boost from cleaver, you could potentially replace Mallet with a different defensive item or even one of the other final items I suggested (probably zephyr). Actually, I forgot to mention 
. Literally all of Kindred's damage is physical, so Last Whisper will make everything you do (including your passive) hurt even more. And if you really want to kite like a champ, you could always go for 
or 
.
Regardless of devourer nerfs, it'll still be amazing on Kindred considering how well their kit synergizes with on-hit effects and attack speed. Warrior would work as well, but I believe Devourer to be the stronger option here.
Personally, I'd skip the Spirit Visage and get the Mallet. So far we've got:
, 
, 
, 
or 
, 
I would suggest maybe finishing the build with something like a 
, or a 
. Maybe even a 
. The faster you can stack their passive, the better off you'll be.
Honestly I enjoy going the Tri-Force route on them. It may seem a little weird since they aren't a caster adc, but Kindred can make good use of it due to being able to proc the sheen effect every 2 seconds with Dance of Arrows. The mana also comes in handy, as does the phage passive for keeping up with or kiting enemies.
If you go devourer on her your basically thinking your gonna get stacks no matter what. If you dont get stacks of your passive youve pretty much crippled yourself
Devourer is getting nerfed for ranged champions
she wont be soo good with devourer since its getting nerfs
some people are going warrior into ghostblade and then tanky because she has crap ratios but good base dmg
Warrior enchant is going to wind up being better in the long run than Devourer, especially if you're interested in stacking attack speed from your other items. You will need the early game pressure and the late game armor shred/cooldown reduction will be more beneficial. Also, you're going to want some kind of magic resist, so you should probably look at putting a Hexdrinker into your build at some point. Any jungler is going to need to participate in a team fight (or at least a 3v3 skirmish) and you aren't always going to have tanks to peel AP damage off of you.
I'd go 
(for the tenacity) into before focusing on how the enemy team is built. If they are AP heavy, I'd go for 
first. If not, I'd start building for the health. Then you can finish out the build with , 
, or if you are way ahead.
There is a lot of weakness in a full damage build on Kindred. Even writing this up, I feel like it needs a Randuin's or a Deadman's Plate to make Kindred tankier.
Well, I'm going to give you a build that a diamond player on the PBE uses.
and then a defensive item or runaans. That's all I got.