u/Undeadpixol

Hi, this post is basically just the title, but essentially if you've planned to only play a set number of games, do not go over them if you're trying to play at max capacity.

If you end a three block in a win, great! Don't play another, if you do play another and then lose you'll have a sour taste in your mouth because not only did you break discipline, but you also lost LP for it.

And if you end a three block on a loss DO NOT continue, take a break instead, if you decide to go break the three block rule after losing the third game you will very likely play the following game(s) more emotionally and with lower intensity due to bringing in feelings from the loss into the next game.

I can speak to this as I decided to break a three block once and went on a NINE game loss streak, so take it from me, stick to the plan!

If I'm in a game where I don't have 2 or more teammates that would heavily benefit from black cleaver application (like if I have akshan mid and jinx adc), I go lethality rhaast over bruiser, here's why:

1. you have better pick potential. Your time to kill is significantly reduced, meaning you can kill people before their team is able to show up and help.

2. your tankiness is still comparable to bruiser. With green smite + defensive boots and the fact that more damage equals more healing, you're just as tanky as bruiser rhaast in many situations so long as you aren't instantly bursted.

3. your ult actually deals damage. self explanatory here, but I just had a game where i was able to comfortably 1v1 a zaahen before he could get his stacks because my ult actually did meaningful damage rather than just being a healing tool.

4. it just feels way better. Seriously, you can actually oneshot adc's whilst also being a huge threat to tankier targets, I recommend everyone gives this build a try.

the build I go for just now is Voltaic -> Axiom/Serpents -> Seryldas/Mortal Reminder -> Situational