Hey y'all, it's Pensato.

Third version of my build for my solo-to-legend-maining-Oath thing.

Just updated my perks-of-choice.
@Dash Engine > @Amplified Mana because somebody did the math and the amount of mana I save per dash outweighs the amount of mana I gain from amplified mana. Hooray math!
Also, I'm not building @Adversity Engine anymore. I still think it might be good for Oath, but apparently it's range of activation is around the size of Felix's Q, which is a lot smaller than I expected.

@Ardent Songbow, alongside @Chrono Gauge, can keep so much uptime on Oath's parry, which, alongside his level 4 dash, means a high uptime on his dash, that it becomes incredibly hard to get meaningful damage onto him. He becomes this hyper mobile tank/skirmisher. Often, when you use an ability like his parry or his dash, you follow up with an lmb (either tapped or charged) and that activates @Ardent Songbow. With @Chrono Gauge, any time you dash into somebody, hit someone with your parry, or knock someone into a wall with your parry, it procs @Chrono Gauge, so you will often get 2-3 procs in a short amount of time, shaving off precious seconds from your abilities, including your parry and your dash, again.

I still think @Greenwood Grasp is essential for the mana, even with @Dash Engine. If anything, with this build, @Greenwood Grasp is more important for the mana because you intend to spam your abilities more often. Even with both of these, there have been times I am about to run out of mana. As a plus, the bonus HP is nice to have, since the rest of the build doesn't really facilitate being tanky (outside of Oath's base kit, or if I pivot and buy @Vive Infusor).

@Rocket High-Tops are essential on Oath because of how it enables his podracing tech to be faster, and how it enables a charged-lmb into dash combo that's harder to predict/avoid (and can be particularly lethal alongside @Uppercutlass . For example: charged-lmb into dash to knock someone into a wall, @Uppercutlass them to stun and apply the bonus 10% damage towards them, %Abyssalbreaker to stun and deal damage, parry them again into the wall, then charged lmb into the wall again, and then either dash for damage or parry them again if the cooldown is up. Crazy CC chain.)

For perks, a lot of these are really simple, but I like @Dash Engine, @Regenerative Armor, @Heal Booster, @Vive Collector, and @Relic Accelerator.
I already explained @Dash Engine.
@Regenerative Armor is just OP in my opinion, it means you spend a lot less gold throughout a game on #Portable Armor Repair.
@Vive Collector because it saves money over the course of a game, but I also don't have @Lockdown unlocked yet. Once I get that, I'll probably pivot to that.
Finally, @Relic Accelerator works on both @Ardent Songbow's 3 second CD and @Uppercutlass's CD, so getting it in this build is high value.
Finally, now that I'm not building @Adversity Engine, I have room to build @Heal Booster again, which amplifies my healing abilities. If I need a situational perk though, like @Amphibian or @Thermal Suit, I'll swap @Heal Booster for it.

That's all! Trying to push my mechanical limits on Oath as much as I can, trying to push my shotcalling abilities with randos as much as I can, and I'm having a great time so far. I'll keep this updated!

Solo to Legend Build 3.0

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