Turbo Chemtank and Sunfire Aegis both have their uses and are better on some tanks than Frostfire, but in general this is the Mythic you want to look to get. The slow is also really nice, especially against champions you have a hard time sticking on while you wait for your next rotation of cooldowns to come up. Due to items like Anathema’s Chains and Warmog’s Armor being so strong at the moment, it makes this Mythic in particular rather tempting since you will have high amounts of health to buff this passive. This item is pretty strong on most tanks who build Bami’s Cinder, due to the fact that you gain 100 bonus health with each legendary item, as well as the slow on auto attack which increases by 4% on melee champions and 2% on ranged champions per 1000 maximum HP. However, if you don’t need to do either of those things but still want an Armor/AD item, Death’s Dance is definitely the move due to its healing and physical damage delay. For this item, I would consider it if I need to dive deep into fights or buy time while my team does front to back team fighting. Stopwatch is very useful on a lot of fighters if you buy it at the right times, usually I aim for the third dragon in the game when I start to consider buying Stopwatch, since that’s around 15-20 minutes which is when potentially game deciding fights can take place in solo queue.
The other reason is not to do with the item itself, but rather the components of it.
This item is really solid for bruisers for two reasons being able to to play fights more aggressively and looking to trade your GA for the life of an important carry is incredibly valuable and can turn the tide of a game with proper usage. Consider building Ravenous Hydra if you are playing a champion who likes lifesteal and wants the cooldown reduction from the item, especially if you do large amounts of area of effect damage to begin with. The build path is also really nice for these ability-based champions, as the item also gained ability haste when it was changed during the preseason. Ravenous HydraĮver since the change during the pre-season where Ravenous Hydra now applies on abilities and certain item effects such as Goredrinker active, Ravenous Hydra has become a really good item on champions that didn’t previously build it such as Gangplank and Zed, while the champions that previously built it such as Camille, Fiora, and Riven only became stronger as a result of the buffs. It’s especially valuable for fighters, since oftentimes you don’t want your ADC building Grievous Wounds, and while Thornmail is good at times - namely against Fiora, Sett, and Riven - Chainsword often functions better outside of those specific auto-attack outlier champions on Fighter champions, especially ones with a lot of area of effect abilities such as Gangplank and Renekton.
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This item is somewhat under-built in my opinion, especially following the buff to health back in the 11.4 patch which raised it above the stats it was when it was originally made. However, you generally want to build this item after you complete your Mythic and maybe another item or two, since the shield effect scales off your maximum health, which makes it a better later buy since you’ll be scaled up a bit from runes such as Overgrowth as well as having other health items from your Mythic and another legendary. This means that this item is particularly strong on champions with a lot of area of effect damage, and it can even be a decent item on tank champions who deal a lot of AOE AD damage like Sion if you are doing well and want to be tanky while also still doing damage. One thing a lot of players don’t notice is that the shield you are granted is increased based on the number of champions you have hit within the last 6 seconds. This item is really strong due to its ability to grant you a very big shield. These are the general default best Mythics for these champions at the moment since they tend to outperform the others by a fair margin, but you do see occasional outliers such as Gangplank who prefer crit-based builds with Shieldbow, Prowler’s Claw, or Trinity Force, but those champions tend to be the exception rather than the rule. Champions such as Sett and Lee Sin who auto attack but have longer cooldowns don’t really want this item, as they want to get more rotations of their abilities in fights off, and so they want to aim for Goredrinker as well.
You want this item on champions who have low cooldown auto attack-based abilities, such as Camille, Wukong, and Jax. Even with the AD nerfs from 11.17, I think this item is still incredibly strong on the fighters who build it.
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