And, hello my friends! Welcome to the 11th episode of the Item Guide series. Today we will talk about 3 attack items, War X, Endless Battle and Blade of Despair. But before we start, the 5 shout-outs of the day goes to Typical Fish, Superior, Raff John, Cinnamon Brett and Tristan. As always, write something nice in the comments. Also, I just launched my new Discord server. The goal is that you guys can connect to each other and find non-toxic teammates. From the comment section I can say, that 99.9% of you guys are really nice people. So hopefully, we will see the rise of the non-toxic and non-cancerous players. Shout-out to Luis, by the way. I totally stole that from your comment, because I loved it. I think it's not the most important, that you are the best player in the world. And since I know, that you guys all want to improve your gameplay, because why would you watch my videos otherwise? I'm sure, that it will be a nice experience for everyone. Since this is the first time, that I have launched a Discord server, feel free to use a Sazershot-woo-woo-woo-woo-woo. Suggestion channel. For new channels that you guys want, or in general any suggestion you would like to make. I have no mods yet, and I'm not sure if we need some, but if anyone is interested in becoming one, you can apply for that already. The link for the server is in the description box. Now that that's out of the way, let's get into the meaty part. First we will go through the stats of War X. You get plus 45 physical attack, plus 550 HP, and plus 10% cool on reduction. This item has one effect, and it's called fighting spirit. Once you deal damage to any unit, you receive one stack every second. Each stack increases your physical attack by 9, and your physical penetration by 3. You can have a maximum of 8 stacks, and at full stacks, you also increase your movement speed by 20%. So the maximum bonus you can receive is plus 72 physical attack, and plus 24 physical penetration. Importantly, marksmen, mages, and supports only receive 33% of the effects from the stacks. So don't build it on heroes with this primary role. I'm using Jawhead for the demonstration. When I deal damage to any unit, you can see with this little icon that I receive stacks. If you're not dealing any damage for 3 seconds, the effect is over. So if I deal continuously damage, I can keep my stacks up for a long time. This effect also has no cooldown. So directly after my stacks are gone, I can start to receive new stacks immediately. So who is this item for? It's in general made for heroes who can deal continuous physical damage, and also able to stay long in a battle. Here many examples, like Sun, Argus, Jawhead, Alpha, or Belmond. But you can also use it on assassins, like Hayabusa or Saber. Just make sure that your stacks are up when you want to use your ult to further increase the damage of it. Now let's talk about endless battle. We start again with the stats. This one has many. You can plus 65 physical attack, plus 5 mana regen, plus 250 HP, plus 10 cooldown reduction, plus 5% movement speed, and plus 10% physical lifesteal. This item has two effects. The first one is called Divine Justice. In the next 3 seconds, after you use the skill, your next basic attack, we will 60% of your current physical attack, as additional true damage to your enemy. This effect has a 1.5 seconds cooldown. The second effect is called Chase Fate. When Divine Justice is triggered, your movement speed will be increased by 10% for a short amount of time. I'm using Jawhead again for the demonstration. I currently have 300 physical attack. After I use my second skill, and attack with my basic attack, I deal 180 extra damage as true damage. The extra movement speed is so short that it's quite difficult to show, but I tried it anyway. So, who's this item for? It can be used by all physical damage heroes, who can switch between skills and basic attacks in order to be able to trigger this effect as many times as possible. Examples are Jawhead, Ruby, Zilong, Cho, Yisun-Chin, or Leslie. There are so many heroes who can benefit from this item. Once you've built it, make sure that you use a basic attack in a 3 seconds time window, so you can trigger the effect. So make sure to build items, who increase your physical attack, Blade of Despair, is an awesome item for this, for example. Nice transition. Yes! Let's talk again first about the stats. You get a whopping plus 160 physical attack, that's by far the highest amount you can get from a single item, and plus 5% movement speed. It has one effect, and it's called Despair. When you attack an enemy unit, which HP is below 50%, your physical attack is increased by 25%. This lasts for 2 seconds, and has no cooldown. It also takes effect, before the damage is dealt, that triggers this effect. If you attack an enemy, whose HP is below 50% in this 2 seconds window, the time is resetted to 2 seconds again. So in total, you can get plus 200 physical attack from this item alone, when the passive is active. And therefore, also increase the 2... And therefore, also increase the true damage from endless battle by 120. This is just one example of combos, that can work really well on your build. I'm using Joyad again, for the demonstration. As you can see, my physical attack increased from 343 to 429, after the enemies HP dropped below 50%, and it stays active while I'm beating him down. So, who is this item for? Well, it's in general for everyone, who wants to increase the physical attack massively, so you can build it on any hero that deals physical damage, except tanks of course. But this should be obvious, importantly, for most heroes it makes sense, to build this item is one of the last items. Firstly, many have other core items, that are much more important for them, like items that increases your attack speed, your crit chance, or your life still ability. And secondly, it's also very expensive, so you will run around without any core item for a very long time, if you will build it as your first core item. So start with building the most important core items for your hero first, and then, build it in the middle late game. Now, go and check out the whole item guy playlist. You will need it at the end of the challenge, for the make-you-all-enbuild guide. Also, don't forget to join the Discord server. See you over there!