Ghost Scepter and Pipe of Insight are two valuable support items regardless of the hero and should be picked up accordingly against lineups that either focus on physical or magic damage. Luxury items on Treant are based far more on matchups and Treant’s level of farm. The key takeaway is that a blink is more of a necessity than Mek while Mek is the perfect item to go if your team has no other Mek builder who can get it significantly earlier. On the other hand if you have decent farm and you can build a Mekansm before going into your blink. Furthermore, if your team has a hero like Chen or Dark Seer who will build a Mek quicker than you, you should build directly into blink. If you’re playing as the teams primary initiator or have a set-up hero like Dark Seer, you should rush a Blink Dagger in order to get off better ultimates. The next item that you pick up on Treant should be based on both your level of farm and what role your team expects you to play. Unless you’re against a spam heavy lane or a hero like Batrider/Bristle I tend to rush Arcane Boots before finishing my wand, the reason being that Treant is extremely mana-intensive once he hits level six and early mana boots allow him to spam his skills without worry.
The starting items are my typical support starting items, with you picking up a courier first and foremost or wards if the courier is already purchased (note: you can skip the branches and get both wards/chick – this is what you’d be expected to do in more organized games). Our facebook, which you can like to stay updated: Our youtube where I post podcasts, video guides: In this guide I will explain my Treant build, both when I play him as a support hero and as a solo off-lanerĪlso, I just wanted to take a second to plug some of the things that I'm a part of at SoIMBA:
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This guide will be part of a longer series as I attempt to write a guide for every hero in the DotA2 hero pool. More recently I've been a member of the teams CoN2 and Team Jacob as their offlane solo player while maintaining a 55+ percent win rate in the "very high" matchmaking bracket while also (as of 2/10) being rated 4352 in TMM, good for 50something in the world. In Heroes of Newerth I was an 1850-1900 MMR hard support player with 57-60 percent win in public matchmaking. I've been playing games of the MOBA/DotA genre for the majority of the past four years, first in HoN and most recently in DotA2.
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