@Simm
Hmm I did not know Lamb to the Slaughter does not count as a root I will have to check that out.

Thanks for clarifying the siege potential. I'll have to try it out!

@Soneca
Even tho its a Q-Build your primary damage still comes from AA's. For example: At level 10 with 25 meat stacks your AA does 264 dmg and your Q does 140. So the bonus damage of Cheap Shot would be about half an AA - not impressive considering you do about 2-4 AA's in one Q-Rotation.

Lamb to the Slaughter does not count as a root, stun or slow. So if your team does not bring any CC you wont get much use out of Cheap Shot.

But i still see your point: if you want the most burst damage you may go for Savage Charge, Cheap Shot and Nexus Blades.

However the core of my build is the synergy beetween Flail Axe and Crippling Slam giving you some "siege-potential" for your team instead of just waiting in the back until you are safe to get in with Savage Charge.

Thanks for your feedback!

Couple things I noticed is that this is suppose to be a Q-Build and yet you keep mentioning AA's. If this is a Q-based build then Q really would be your primary source of damage especially since we can slam it every 3 seconds.

In addition, I think your are severely underestimating Cheap Shot. When you engage with Ruthless Onslaught it adds a 1 second stun to help with a double damage Q, and since you are taking Lamb to the Slaughter it is a 4 second root that can add an additional 2 Q shots at twice the damage! Flail Axe has good range but does not add to the damage.

Savage Charge is also amazing in that you can start to target full health heroes and immediately chop off 15% hp. You shouldn't be chasing with AA's but instead bursting if going the Q build.

Finally, I wont doubt the usefulness of Bolt of the Storm however I am surprised that you could pass up Nexus Blades which scale well with Brutal Strike making the immediate AA after Hamstring even more powerful.

Yeah, tried this and now its the only thing I use. Thanks bro!