(Conquest Jungle) Tsuku Big damage/Bruiser/Lifesteal Options

-I went Bumba's Dagger for the early sustain in both mana and health to avoid the need for pots and make getting Combat Boots at the start viable for some early damage for Solo and Mid ganks/Gank counters. Plus, Bumba's hammer's passive pairs nicely with his basic attack buffing 1 and 3, and the stats are just all around good besides that.
-I like using Warrior Tabi because I typically don't find myself basic attacking much early on, at least not to the point that I feel sacrificing the ranged basic damage for a bit more attack speed by getting Ninja Tabi. Having good damage on the ranged basics feels like the priority.
-Crusher makes up for that lack of attack speed, while also giving a good power boost and a bit of pen. The passive pairs well with his ranged abilities, and especially his caltrops, which makes up for caltrops' relatively low damage as a bonus. I could also see a route here for Jotunn's Wrath for a good amount of damage and cdr, or Brawler's Beat Stick if the enemy team has high healing.
-I usually get Shifter's next, as I've usually found Tsuku to start dying much faster around this point and losing opportunities to dish out damage. With this, he'll be much stronger against phys gods and usually the opposing Jungler. It also gives a good boost to damage, especially if you can maintain hp above 75%. However, I think the placement of Crusher and Shifter's could be swapped.
-For higher damage, I normally go with Hydra's Lament for a bit of cdr, mp regen, and another passive basic attack boost. This is mainly to get his abilities, and therefore his buffed basics, out more consistently.
-My last item before selling boots is Serrated edge, and this is mainly for a bit more hp sustain, damage, and movement speed in the late game. The cruelty passive also works well with his slows and stun, allowing for his follow up basics and auto-cancels to dish out a bit more damage as a result.

-For the Bruiser Build, I went Sledge after Shifter's as another Hybrid item, as it allows for him to keep up his phys power while also covering what I think is one of Tsuku's weaknesses; teamfight's/ ganks. I notice that Tsuku has very limited options in these scenarios, so giving him more health and mana, CCR, and Protections based on how many enemy gods are near him seems like a good move to me.
-I said in my notes for "Gud damage, Gud Defense" that I would recommend making the last item buy a situational one for phys or mag prots, but I've normally gone with Void Shield as the last item before selling boots for a bit more health, damage, and plenty of physical prots. The passive also lets this itemmake up for the relatively low power boost by ripping prots off of enemies, making tsuku stronger in team fights as well as on his own. I do think Hide of the Urchin could do well here as well, along with Magi's Cloak.

Tip: You can start or end almost any decent combo with his Ult as it is good for initiating fights, chasing gods, and also finishing them off. If you can, especially if the god is at high health, Save the Ult for the end of the combo.
-For Evasive gods: If you can get in close, Start with Kusarigsma and follow-up with a basic attack canceled into Shuriken. You have 2 viable options here; either wait-and-bait their escape and toss your buffed basic to steal some movement speed and have more reliable chase potential, then follow up with Caltrops to make chases even easier, or you can follow up the Shuriken with basic attacks immediately for a bit more damage if they don't immediately escape and react to their escape with Caltrops, hit them with the ranged basic attack follow-up, and then either hit them with basics if you are close enough or Ult for a good bit of damage and the teleport to allow for a potential combo reset if your cooldown's allow for it.
If you can't initially get in close, start with Shuriken and follow it up with the buffed basic, then chase until you can hit with kusarigama or use caltrops if they are still evading you, then hit with kusarigama and follow it up with as many basic attacks as you can before they get out of range, then use shuriken if available, ult if it isn't. Follow up ult with Shuriken or buffed basic attack, then basic attack until abilities come back and use them at your leisure while basic attacking in between.

-Slower, and tankier gods are essentially the same as the 1st combo, but be sure to make use of the CC immunity that comes with the ult. In addition, make sure you auto attack as much as you can between abilities to sustain higher damage and proc passives as long as they are in range, and cancel into abilities once they aren't. Be sure to use basic attacks to give yourself enough time for your abilities to come off of cooldowns so you can use them multiple times to deal as much damage to Tankier gods as possible. Don't expect to burst a tanky Solo or support by throwing everything at them in quick succession. This won't do enough damage(in fact, you'll hit less basics, leading to less overall damage) to kill them and will give them plenty of time to get away from you, or bait you into a gank, or potentially fight back.