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Hunter's Blessing
Mace
Healing Potion
Purification Beads
Build Boots before Crusher.
Swap boots for Ichaival or Qin Sais.
The Crusher
Ninja Tabi
Asi
Fail-Not
Deathbringer
Titan's Bane
Build Boots before Crusher.
Titan's Bane can be used instead of Fail-Not.
Replace boots with Ichaival or Executioner.
The Crusher
Ninja Tabi
Asi
Rage
Deathbringer
Fail-Not
Hunter's Blessing
Hidden Dagger
Healing Potion
Purification Beads
Build Boots before Rage.
Executioner could be used instead of Titan's
Replace boots with Executioner, Ichaival, or Qin Sais.
Rage
Ninja Tabi
Asi
Deathbringer
Fail-Not
Titan's Bane
For if you want to rely more on your abilities. Makes your 2 more viable for damage.
Start with T2 Trans and Health potions.
Build Boots before Trans.
Replace Boots with Executioner or Ichaival.
Transcendence
Ninja Tabi
Asi
Rage
Deathbringer
Titan's Bane
Y
B
A
X
My favourite Neith build. Good balance between auto-attack dps and ability pen with some Life Steal for sustain. Relies on the stun from 1 to blow up via crits.
Stun your target with your 1 before repeatedly hitting him with your basics. Escape and chase with 3. Only use 2 to heal and DO NOT use it as a follow up after your 1. Stick to your auto-attacks for that sweet guaranteed crit hits, which is what makes this build as neat as it is. Use ult to stun for allies or to confirm in-retreat kills.
Do not hold down your mouse when targeting Gods, Take your time to aim befor clicking as to guarantee your hits.
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Is fail not considered good enough to make it worth it to go just one crit item? everything I have read on this board previously goes with the thought process that if you aren't building two crit items at least it is not worth it. I have seen something else recently that suggests that fail not as a lone crit item is acceptable on another guide thread.
But of course, crit builds really want at least 50% to make it worthwhile, otherwise the crits aren't reliable. This typically means building into at least 2 crit items total (and that's typically
So, if I were to build crit on Neith, I would go with Fail and DB, Malice, or both.