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Hello! My name is ToBeWolf, known mostly as Wolf. I'm not a very strong or competitive player, however I feel that I can still share some knowledge. I love Siege more than any other game mode, and I'm quickly a fan of Serqet. So, I'd like to share a build that's worked for me. I hope you can take something out of this guide, and please give honest critique, as this is my first guide.
Heavy hammer is an item that recently got a change, allowing it the old frostbound hammer passive. This slow is just an amazing tool for you early game, and the health allows you to survive more than people expect you to. Surviving the early game is key for Serqet, as you are the late game assassin of your team.
Pick up Heavy Hammer and Boots, these will give you speed, defense, and power. After that, you can get an Active such as Sprint or a defensive Aegis or Beads and some potions. Remember to make sure the team clears all four of the Buff Camps, you'll want to get all those tickets for the Siege Juggernaut. Pick up either the Speed or Damage buff and go to lane.
In lane, work with your lane partner to clear the waves. Save your abilities to harass the opponents when they use their abilities to try and clear the lane, but make sure you don't aggro too many creeps. Early game minions hurt. After level 3, you can start doing your Combo of 1-2-Auto Attack-Leap out, or 2-1-AA-Leap. I find 1-2 to be a little safer if you can land it, but 2-1 might be needed from time to time.
After level 5, your damage is spiked to the Nth degree with your true damage and three stacks for your passive. Work with a teammate to jump on an opponent after you hit them with your ultimate.
Mid game Siege, you need to buy wards more than ever. Mid Game, generally, is after people get their ult and are about level 9 or so. Buy wards and keep an eye on the Wild Juggernaut, or if there's already a ward on the Juggernaut from your team, use them to watch for common gank spots from your lane.
Generally speaking, it'll be harder to get in by yourself, but by now you should have your boots finished and should be starting on your Quins. Remember, you're an Assassin, so work with your team to get CC on your opponents when you're ready to go for a kill. Stack your poisons and auto attack as always. If you see someone going for hte juggernaut by themselves, use that to your advantage and jump them. Ult them into the Juggernaut and let both your damage break them down. Just be careful, as the enemy team might come in too. Depending on how low the Juggernaut is, you might even be able to finish it off by yourself.
Lastly, look for any opportunity to get a kill. If you know you can secure a kill, do it. You need the gold and the damage to murder the opposition faster and faster. Remember to use your auto attacks well and get out if you feel you're in too deep, or your opponents are starting to focus you.
You should have most of your items complete, if not all, by now. Level 20, your spells are going to be dealing a lot of hurt to an opponent, and your Number 2 ability will be CCing a lot harder. You can't be as alone as you used to be in mid game, now that people are able to squish you so much easier now that they have their abilities.
Stay with your team, you aren't going to be the solitary killer you once were mid game. You have to rely on your team to start the fight so you can finish it. Remember, you are not the initiator, your team is. By now, you should also be able to do quite good damage to a tower and the Juggernauts.
Remember, kill the objectives as often as you can kill the opponents. The Objectives will give your team a huge advantage and allow you to go in deeper and deeper a little safer.
Always remember your combo, use your Leap wisely, and try to stick with your team, and you should be fine.
I hope you enjoyed my very first Smitefire guide, please give any critiques and concerns you have in the comments below. I hope you've enjoyed my Serqet guide.
None yet, Fresh guide.
July 26 2014: Submitted
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