[Gobyon]

^Spotlight (HIGHLY RECCOMEND WATCHING - EVEN IF YOU DON'T PLAN TO PLAY TROVOC)

NOTE: This guide is for all levels under 18, anything over uses a new item build due to the CDR on his Disciplines. And that is my secret property.

Aight, here's my very cherry newbish Trovoc guide





1. Description of Trovoc

Spoiler

Lord Trovoc is a dragon. And like all other dragons, he flaps his wings, breaths fire, bites things, and summons magical orb/totems that make force people away from it.

Now there seems to be some confusion about Trovoc's role. Some think because he has such a great damage output that they can boost that. You can't. Not effectively anyway. He is a SUPPORT TANK, he's there to protect the carries and make the enemy carries more vulnerable. Let me get this clear at the start - HE DOES NOT NEED MORE DAMAGE, his abilities are extremely powerful by themselves and need no catering.

Now, Trovoc is very unique. He doesn't use mana or health for his skills, so don't feel shy when using them. However, what Petroglyph did was give him ridiculously long cooldowns (comparatively). So in the same breath that I said don't feel shy when using your skills, also don't be wasteful. You'll never know when you need that gust or totem, or that extra damage from the fire to kill a running enemy crossing your lane. Now in the same breath that I said that, don't be timid. You need farm. Farm those creeps whenever you can (but be economical - don't spend your entire cone of fire on one lone creep)

Edit: This is meant for Trovocs that go any SOLO LANE. It can be solo mid, solo top if there are two mid, or solo bot if there are two mid, or whatever. Just make sure that you're mid/solo. If not, then you'll still do well, just not as well.

2. Skills

Spoiler

(images are right after the text about the skill)

Max out your 'W' skill first (firey breath of doom). It's not only a great farming tool, but the armor reduction on it gives your team mates a real edge in a fight. According to Kelathin's Tier List guide, Trovoc is among the 3 best farmers of the game (next to Vezin and Neth).




The next skill you should consider investing in is his 'e' skill, where he bites and silences the person (although if that happened to me I would be anything but silent - I'd be screaming my head off watching blood gush out of where my arm used to be). It deals MASSIVE AMOUNTS OF DAMAGE (uh oh - I'm turning into Phreak) once leveled up and can easily kill a creep that you could otherwise not last-hit. Oh, and silencing a Tzai right as he jumps too you so he can't 'R' your face is hilarious. He just stands there in confusion while you're burning him to a crisp.



The last skill to max out is your 'Q', the gust of wind. It deals low amounts of damage until completely maxed out when it can get a creep to half health. Definitely NOT a great damage tool. However, the real gem in it is the knock-back. It's great for knocking back pursuers, knocking enemies into Vezin's ult, sneaking up behind people and blowing them into your tower, and as an aid to farming. What? An Aid to farming? But your Fire does more than enough damage, so why is it an aid? Answer: It's not meant to hurt the creeps that much, it's meant to bunch them into a single crowd that your fire can easily decimate. Further Explanation: Creeps come in a line, right? So the purpose is too blow them back into one group and just unleash the firey breath of doom and watch their ignited corpses drift to the ground.



Time for the Ultimate. Dragon Fear Totem time. This deals NO damage whatsoever. However, that is what I love about this skill. It's basically a one-way ticket to destruction if used properly. Now it's best if you actually go into a game and test out his ult to see for yourself, so I'll just brush by some of the 'cooler' aspects to it.
- First off, you can trap people. Well duh, that's what it does, don't be obvious Gobyon >:C. No no no, that's not what I meant. What I meant is that if you can place it correctly, you can force people into the landscape and pin them there. Then while that's happening, go ahead and breath some fire on them to make them feel even worse about over extending. Now go up and bite them, go ahead of them, turn back, and blow them into your teammates that are rushing to watch the spectacle.
- Second on, you know how all the creep's first priority is to attack other creeps (provided you didn't proc aggro)? Well with this beautiful skill, you can stop that. Once upon a time Nyssus and I were taking down a tower with creep support. In order to keep our creeps from being distracted and stop attacking the tower because of the incoming enemy creeps, I placed a Dragon Totem to stop the oncoming creeps. Not only did we get the tower (which wouldn't have happened without that totem), we also got some nice farm.
- Third off, you know about that low-health enemy that is inside your vision but outside of your reach that just taunts you? Well with this handy ult, you can place it behind the guy (or gal), and pop'em straight towards you. Score!
- Now no skill is perfect, so there are ways your enemy can get through it. If they spasmodically click, they can go through the ultimate. Not without trouble of course, they're still silenced (Not an actual listed effect, but if they're in it they can't cast any spell because they are moving all over the place), and it takes forever to get through it.
- Also there are some Gust+Totem combos I'm working on, but I still have nothing on this subject so be cautious when using both.


So as far as skill levels go,

1.W
2.E/Q
3.W
4.Q/E
5.W
6.R
7.W
8.E
9.W
etc...

3. Items

Spoiler

- I'm actually very surprised. The reccomended item's are actually pretty good on him, but the order in which you buy needs some tweaking.


VERY IMPORTANT: READ THIS: When buying your items, (except the first one), upgrade it all the way before you go on to the next item. Boots are no exception.

Now remember the part where I said he's a tank? Well he is, so let's build with tank items! YAY!




Gold Idol Thing (You find it in the Utility Section)
+5 gold per 10 seconds.
First Item. Now this is THE MOST IMPORTANT ITEM. It pays for itself in 13 minutes,and because dragons LOVE GOLD, buy this right off the bat. No hesitation, go straight for this and buy it. But on that same note, DON"T UPGRADE IT. The 10% experience you receive in the upgraded version isn't worth it. Bottom Line: Don't upgrade it, it's a waste of money.
Go with one 100gold Purple Potion and two 40gold Green potions. The purple potion doesn't stop when you get hurt (unless you die of course), whereas the green's do. Use common sense when activating potions.

2. Belt of Power.
Should be your second item. Armor. Health. Armor Penetration. Everything that is great on Trovoc is in this item. Once you get this item, upgrade it all the way. Don't get tons of other items - just upgrade this one before moving onto the next. With all the gold that you should be farming + your gold idol, this shouldn't be too long away.

3. Windrunner's Boots
Should be your third item, it gives not only a great speed boost, but remember the part where I was talking about how he doesn't have mana, but instead cooldowns? Well this item, once fully upgraded, gives you 20% cooldown reduction.

4. Bloodstone Pendent (the one that initially gives health regeneration)
This item grants really nice health regeneration, health, and armor. And like the other items, upgrade this to it's top potential before moving on to another item.

Now this is where everything get's weird. It really depends on what the other team is building.

If they're casters are really shutting you down, then get a berek's scroll and upgrade it all the way.

If they're all physical and they still manage to shut you down with all the armor you already have, go ahead and get the armor item (don't remember it's name - looks like a breastplate) and upgrade it all the way.

Now if they're a combo, or you're really just not sure, get a ring of shielding, which provides both armor and magic resistance.

Once everything is going great go with torpid's wand. It provides some GREAT cooldown reduction, which makes you even more powerful.

And that's it for items.

4. Disciplines

Spoiler

Stick to the champion tree for now, but stay on the path that provides the most defense. You don't need more offense, you need to stay alive. I can't count the number of times that I've been able to escape by the skin of my teeth, usually happening multiple times in a single game. Oh, and don't forget to max out every skill.

5. Artifacts

Spoiler

Cool Down Reduction and Magic Resistance. The rest that are unlocked after level 41 just go for tankiness.

EDIT: Playing +21 Trovoc, and let me tell you, things CHANGE.

This post has been edited by Gobyon: 31 January 2012 - 08:56 AM

[Tear]

Ive been wanting to try Trovoc but personally he seems useless to me late game. He's good for defending you with his wind blow and his ultimate. Other then that I don't like him. But I think I'm going to buy him tonight an try him out after reading this topic. Thanks for he information on Trovoc hopefully I won't be disappointed.

[Gobyon]

Reserved

December 13, 2011 - Added some pictures to make it prettier , also some fixed error grammaticals.

January 1, 2012 - Fixed the Trovoc Spotlight

January 5, 2012 - Realized +21 Trovoc is very different that what solo queue random Trovoc is.

January 30, 2012 - Trovoc has been level 50 for a while now, and I would just like to point out something. This guide is ONLY for levels 18 and under. Anything over is drastically changed - and I'm deciding whether I should release that or not.

January 31, 2012 - Just some small format changes.

This post has been edited by Gobyon: 31 January 2012 - 08:52 AM

[Gobyon]

Armor, on 11 December 2011 - 06:39 PM, said:

Ive been wanting to try Trovoc but personally he seems useless to me late game. He's good for defending you with his wind blow and his ultimate. Other then that I don't like him. But I think I'm going to buy him tonight an try him out after reading this topic. Thanks for he information on Trovoc hopefully I won't be disappointed.

Oh sure - and I might be updating the guide depending on what happens in the oncoming months

Hope to see you in game and gl!

[Tear]

Been playing Trovoc he is a odd immOrtal to play with but I like him

[aradoness]

you are fantastic. Thank you so much for taking the time to write this out for us. These guides are priceless to me! :-D

[Heroic]

aradoness, on 12 December 2011 - 04:40 PM, said:

you are fantastic. Thank you so much for taking the time to write this out for us. These guides are priceless to me! :-D

Don't mind this person she jsut spamin the forum's


still nice job , now i know more methiod to counter act him , and use him as an ally... *Eat dragon wings*

[instantkarma08]

I respectfully disagree with some of your item suggestions. First and foremost Trovoc is more deadly if you can reduce his ability cool downs. I like to get wind runner boots, ( I can't remember the name of it) and the wand that reduces ability cool down and gives magic penetration. Then for tankly-ness I also like to get the pendant that gives armor, magic resistance, hp, mana (even tho he is mana less) and ability cooldown reduction. With these 3 items, trovocs spells deal more damage and it takes about 45% off of the cool down time.

I then like to tank trovoc out, in whatever way best counters the other team.

I also disagree with your leveling order, gust of wind is more useful than bite early on. I don't know how many times I have saved myself or others with gust of wind, its great crowd control and gives trovoc some much needed range. It's very hard to get close enough to attack people with his bite.

But just my thoughts on the topic, not saying TC is wrong, this is just my play style

[Gobyon]

instantkarma08, on 14 December 2011 - 07:03 AM, said:

I respectfully disagree with some of your item suggestions. First and foremost Trovoc is more deadly if you can reduce his ability cool downs. I like to get wind runner boots, ( I can't remember the name of it) and the wand that reduces ability cool down and gives magic penetration. Then for tankly-ness I also like to get the pendant that gives armor, magic resistance, hp, mana (even tho he is mana less) and ability cooldown reduction. With these 3 items, trovocs spells deal more damage and it takes about 45% off of the cool down time.

I then like to tank trovoc out, in whatever way best counters the other team.

I also disagree with your leveling order, gust of wind is more useful than bite early on. I don't know how many times I have saved myself or others with gust of wind, its great crowd control and gives trovoc some much needed range. It's very hard to get close enough to attack people with his bite.

But just my thoughts on the topic, not saying TC is wrong, this is just my play style

Glad I got some feedback. The cooldown items are there, but the wand is just after the tank items. And you can get a point in gust first rather than bite if you want the utility, but quickly running up to someone and biting them stops them from casting any spells on you (which annoys them to no end ), which is why I like it so much. Logically gust is better, but emotionally I LOVE THAT GUSHY SOUND!

I will disagree with your disagree of my leveling order. That bite is a great last hitter for those running away that are too fast to stay in your fire long enough. But hey, I'm not telling you how to play, just how I do.

Hope to see you on the battlefield!

Love,

Gobyon

[GenericMale01]

instantkarma08, on 14 December 2011 - 07:03 AM, said:

I respectfully disagree with some of your item suggestions. First and foremost Trovoc is more deadly if you can reduce his ability cool downs. I like to get wind runner boots, ( I can't remember the name of it) and the wand that reduces ability cool down and gives magic penetration. Then for tankly-ness I also like to get the pendant that gives armor, magic resistance, hp, mana (even tho he is mana less) and ability cooldown reduction. With these 3 items, trovocs spells deal more damage and it takes about 45% off of the cool down time.

I then like to tank trovoc out, in whatever way best counters the other team.

I also disagree with your leveling order, gust of wind is more useful than bite early on. I don't know how many times I have saved myself or others with gust of wind, its great crowd control and gives trovoc some much needed range. It's very hard to get close enough to attack people with his bite.

But just my thoughts on the topic, not saying TC is wrong, this is just my play style

The pendant that gives armour, magic resistance, HP, mana and CDR is the twin soul amulet and truthfully, I don't think it would be that useful. First of all, after persistent level 20, the more you pump armour and MR, the more free CDR you'll get. Until then you can use CDR boots and the wand but you don't need the extra 5% CDR because it caps at 40% CDR, so it's wasted and so the mana and CDR of the twin soul are wasted and there are better things you can get. I suppose it's up to you which you want to max first between gust and bite but personally I take 1 level of gust at level 2 and then start alternately levelling fire and bite. The damage on gust is not as much but what you really want is the push.

[deaconfrost]

I read most of the posts, and me as a 2500 rating Trovoc player have something to say. People, read carefully please. Q is a 300dmg aoe instant dmg nuke. How is that low damage ? I even sometimes leave E with no points untill lvl 7-8 simply because I control my lane, farm 100% of it and harass like a god. You can't do that with E. And yes, I netted many more kills using this tactic. E is the utility for me. It's for the silence and not finisher. A melee range skill is not a finisher, a ranged one is. And again IT"S AOE, so it's not rly 300 dmg, it can be 1500. If you level E over Q in ANY situation you are hurting your dmg output by alot till lategame, and that's a fact. I find it nearly impossible to lose a game. Actually I lost 2 so far due to leavers. Won a 2v5 and 3v5 yesterday and I mean... people left from the start. Trovoc is really strong. And please... just build him pure tank, not that gold per 10 item or the CDR wand. It's a waste. You need to think ahead and have nice positioning with him, no need for CDR other than boots. He is all about position and soaking dmg.

P.S. Me personally I think his ult is overpowered

[Gobyon]

deaconfrost, on 20 December 2011 - 09:49 AM, said:

I read most of the posts, and me as a 2500 rating Trovoc player have something to say. People, read carefully please. Q is a 300dmg aoe instant dmg nuke. How is that low damage ? I even sometimes leave E with no points untill lvl 7-8 simply because I control my lane, farm 100% of it and harass like a god. You can't do that with E. And yes, I netted many more kills using this tactic. E is the utility for me. It's for the silence and not finisher. A melee range skill is not a finisher, a ranged one is. And again IT"S AOE, so it's not rly 300 dmg, it can be 1500. If you level E over Q in ANY situation you are hurting your dmg output by alot till lategame, and that's a fact. I find it nearly impossible to lose a game. Actually I lost 2 so far due to leavers. Won a 2v5 and 3v5 yesterday and I mean... people left from the start. Trovoc is really strong. And please... just build him pure tank, not that gold per 10 item or the CDR wand. It's a waste. You need to think ahead and have nice positioning with him, no need for CDR other than boots. He is all about position and soaking dmg.

P.S. Me personally I think his ult is overpowered

I really don't care about rating, it's just superfluous knowledge that has too many variables involved in it to

make an accurate statement. However, you do have some very valid points. Just a couple games ago, my friend maxed

out his Q before his E, and you're right, it can be a VERY powerful tool, especially with that amazing range (he

was able to kill a low health enemy teleporting back at their turret while never being having a scratch laid on

him). But at the same time, you must be careful with such a skill. I can't tell you how many times I've been saved

by an enemy Trovoc because they decided to push me away from their team. It's a very hazardous skill if used

prematurely, and in some situations you can't use it at all in entire team fights because it'll put your team at a

disadvantage. You can't go wrong with E. Either you're gaining gold from a creep, or damaging and silencing an enemy

immortal.



This is a Newbie guide, designed for people that are new to Lord Trovoc, or even the game. It's meant to reduce

stupid mistakes they make while still developing them into great players. That's where you take over. If you can

create a guide for advanced players that'll detail everything that you've learned and show all the different paths

and directions you can take with Trovoc, then together we'll have created a guide that takes you from greenhorn to

pro. If you're willing to do that, I'll make a link to it at the end of my guide.

Love,

Gobyon

[deaconfrost]

Thanks for understanding. This is really something small I wanted to point out. Seems rating doesnt mean that much yet in ROI. I have over 90% win rate with Trovoc if that matters And about the advanced stuff I used to be a junky about the smallest of smallest of details. So deep that I've spent nights of making complicated mathematical charts about almost all variables in the game so I can determine optimal build for given situation Crazy stuff. So... what I mean is, if you sometimes go hardcore on an immortal Im familiar with I will gladly give you a hand. Peace.

This post has been edited by deaconfrost: 20 December 2011 - 05:48 PM

[Gobyon]

deaconfrost, on 20 December 2011 - 05:37 PM, said:

Thanks for understanding. This is really something small I wanted to point out. Seems rating doesnt mean that much yet in ROI. I have over 90% win rate with Trovoc if that matters And about the advanced stuff I used to be a junky about the smallest of smallest of details. So deep that I've spent nights of making complicated mathematical charts about almost all variables in the game so I can determine optimal build for given situation Crazy stuff. So... what I mean is, if you sometimes go hardcore on an immortal Im familiar with I will gladly give you a hand. Peace.

Nice - good to know a mathcrafter is at hand. And if you do make that guide, go ahead and send me the link - I'd be interested to learn more. Maybe we can even play a game later on

[deaconfrost]

I forgot to add that I did all those brainstorming for different game. I'm playing ROI for 2 weeks now I think and loving it If I keep it like that I might write something.

[King Of Immortals]

i dont like trov like that but it is a immortal i will like to try out 1 day and i just get my taili level 50 looking for a new 1 may try he out today

https://www.youtube.c...e&v=bMpqLfNcplo

This post has been edited by King Of Immortals: 22 December 2011 - 10:03 AM

[lilpips]

Hey Gobby. First of all, PLUSHIIIEEEE!

Great guide; thanks for all of the hard work.

Regarding skills: I tend to agree with Deacon regarding Q vs. E. Unless you are steamrolling the other team, Q is generally a better pick. It is absolutely fantastic for harassing. You can hold a tough lane with your awesome farming ability and Q harassment (even against lane stinkers like Vez and Neth).

Regarding items: I like your items; I just build him differently. I generally play Trov as complete support. I'm there to help everyone else get the kills, and push lanes like no tomorrow. I'm also there to completely change a group fight with R. I generally am not the focus of too many attacks. If I am the focus, I also will gladly sacrifice myself to save another teammate. This basically means 1 or 2 less tanky items, and always getting a rank 1 dirk (for the ministun) after windrunners boots (which IMHO are essential for pushing lanes and helping out any teammate without too much downtime in between lanes). After Windrunners, Dirk, and Torpid's Wand (always essential), then I just build to counter the biggest threats on the other side.

Just my opinion. He's a fun character; definitely a change of pace from most of the others!

[Gobyon]

lilpips, on 24 December 2011 - 07:46 PM, said:

Hey Gobby. First of all, PLUSHIIIEEEE!

Great guide; thanks for all of the hard work.

Regarding skills: I tend to agree with Deacon regarding Q vs. E. Unless you are steamrolling the other team, Q is generally a better pick. It is absolutely fantastic for harassing. You can hold a tough lane with your awesome farming ability and Q harassment (even against lane stinkers like Vez and Neth).

Regarding items: I like your items; I just build him differently. I generally play Trov as complete support. I'm there to help everyone else get the kills, and push lanes like no tomorrow. I'm also there to completely change a group fight with R. I generally am not the focus of too many attacks. If I am the focus, I also will gladly sacrifice myself to save another teammate. This basically means 1 or 2 less tanky items, and always getting a rank 1 dirk (for the ministun) after windrunners boots (which IMHO are essential for pushing lanes and helping out any teammate without too much downtime in between lanes). After Windrunners, Dirk, and Torpid's Wand (always essential), then I just build to counter the biggest threats on the other side.

Just my opinion. He's a fun character; definitely a change of pace from most of the others!

Hey thanks for the review and tips! Hope to see you in game, and hopefully on my side

Love,

Gobyon

[M3di]

Well, this is quite an interesting entry, because I am playing a 50 Trovoc by myself.

I think, well played, it is quite a useful immortal - my favourite so far.

But I play Trovoc more offensive. I fully skilled each ability except the ultimate; there I only took the 15 secs of cooldown.

My Items are:

1.) Penmen Reflector (one of the best items I know for Trovoc )
2.) Ring of (can't find the item o.O; it's the one adding armor/magic resistance and critical strike avoidance)
3.) Bloodstone Pendant OR "Scroll" (can't find it either; adding magic restance instead of bloodstone's armor; decreasing enemy's life steal and spirit vamp and adds health) -> the choice depends on what you face in a match; more magic based or physical based enemies. I prefer Bloodstone; simple because it's adding more health and health regen)
4.) Bear Skin Boots (300 health, 6 health regen and 20 movement speed; nice for tanking )
5.) Blade of Randarz (can be exchanged for some defensive stuff though; normally not necessary)
6.) Assassin's Dirk (attack dmg, armor pen & for me the most important stat: stun ) )

Due to artifacts and skilltree I have a standard cooldown reduction of 20,23%. It raises through skilltree up to 30% through adding armor and magic resistance.
I put most of my points in the Champion tree (27 pts), a few in the defense tree (2 pts) and the rest in the offensive tree (21 pts).
Through the offensive tree my abilities get a huge damage bonus and due to the fact that Trovoc needs no mana he's able to skip every mana-refering skill. This means: 12% physical ability damage increase; 6% ability cooldown.
Crippling Fire deals on stage 5: 117 damage/ half a second; Baneful Bite 476 instant damage.
The combination of first deacreasing the enemy's armor through W, then silencing and dealing damage by E and preventing him from fleeing through R is a nice combo. Q is useful when fully upgraded to deal "the last hit"; or simply rescue your precious dragon a** from being caught by other immortals

In endgame this items grant around 208 attack damage (with potion), 40 armor (37 w/o potion), 23 magic resistance (with bloodstone; w/o potion) and ~30% cooldown reduction & a truelly very nice health regen of 24,95 (I did not skill the health regen stuff in the skilltree due to the fact it is much to less to be taken into account) with ~3500 HP (with potion).
The new update made some more cooldown reduction unnecessary.

I start with 10,5 armor and 8,15 magic resistance (skilltree + artifacts). Additionally a movement speed of 119,34 (skilltree).

Hmm, this would be it so far...

greets

This post has been edited by M3di: 14 January 2012 - 09:06 AM

[Gobyon]

M3di, on 14 January 2012 - 08:53 AM, said:

Well, this is quite an interesting entry, because I am playing a 50 Trovoc by myself.

I think, well played, it is quite a useful immortal - my favourite so far.

But I play Trovoc more offensive. I fully skilled each ability except the ultimate; there I only took the 15 secs of cooldown.

My Items are:

1.) Penmen Reflector (one of the best items I know for Trovoc )
2.) Ring of (can't find the item o.O; it's the one adding armor/magic resistance and critical strike avoidance)
3.) Bloodstone Pendant OR "Scroll" (can't find it either; adding magic restance instead of bloodstone's armor; decreasing enemy's life steal and spirit vamp and adds health) -> the choice depends on what you face in a match; more magic based or physical based enemies. I prefer Bloodstone; simple because it's adding more health and health regen)
4.) Bear Skin Boots (300 health, 6 health regen and 20 movement speed; nice for tanking )
5.) Blade of Randarz (can be exchanged for some defensive stuff though; normally not necessary)
6.) Assassin's Dirk (attack dmg, armor pen & for me the most important stat: stun ) )

Due to artifacts and skilltree I have a standard cooldown reduction of 20,23%. It raises through skilltree up to 30% through adding armor and magic resistance.
I put most of my points in the Champion tree (27 pts), a few in the defense tree (2 pts) and the rest in the offensive tree (21 pts).
Through the offensive tree my abilities get a huge damage bonus and due to the fact that Trovoc needs no mana he's able to skip every mana-refering skill. This means: 12% physical ability damage increase; 6% ability cooldown.
Crippling Fire deals on stage 5: 117 damage/ half a second; Baneful Bite 476 instant damage.
The combination of first deacreasing the enemy's armor through W, then silencing and dealing damage by E and preventing him from fleeing through R is a nice combo. Q is useful when fully upgraded to deal "the last hit"; or simply rescue your precious dragon a** from being caught by other immortals

In endgame this items grant around 208 attack damage (with potion), 40 armor (37 w/o potion), 23 magic resistance (with bloodstone; w/o potion) and ~30% cooldown reduction & a truelly very nice health regen of 24,95 (I did not skill the health regen stuff in the skilltree due to the fact it is much to less to be taken into account) with ~3500 HP (with potion).
The new update made some more cooldown reduction unnecessary.

I start with 10,5 armor and 8,15 magic resistance (skilltree + artifacts). Additionally a movement speed of 119,34 (skilltree).

Hmm, this would be it so far...

greets

This is very close to my current build (almost level 40), although I prefer the tanky-debuff Trovoc.

Good Job,

Love,

Gobyon