Serpent's Mask doesn't stack, and two TT's are redundant as Twirling Silver already grants a massive boost to your attack speed. Additionally there's no counter to any armor whatsoever - a Metal Jacket would render this build useless.

I think you could just completely do away with the code, it makes it look worse tbh Also you should put the items in the beginning and not lay it down in text, it's harder to see that way.

30,000 views and close to 50 votes? thanks so much guys. the view to votes ratio is significantly higher than other guides on VGF. thanks once more!

Again, this build is not ideal. Atlas works even better on you since you only have 40% speed. Instead of being able to wait out till Atlas wears off you'll instead get bursted down by crystal power carries since you have little to no shield whatsover. Rushing Sorrowblade is a death sentence. Your attacks are so slow and you'll be kited so easily; and how is this "the helpful chaser" when Shiversteel is your last item and games usually don't even last that long? And about the...

Great job ripping off chunks of text from the top-rated Krul guide, and making a build that doesn't even correspond to what the text reads.

because you can obviously farm both aftershock and warhorn in early game

Good guide, compared to some of the other guides for Krul I've seen here...*shudders* Anyway, I'd say replace Sorrowblade with Crucible/Aegis. The 150 WP it provides simply doesn't matter in the super late game. And I would say that the final chapter on team comps is a bit wrong... You would attempt to pair Krul with an early game hero actually, such as Skaarf or SAW - if the enemy attempts to shut down Krul before then these early game heroes can help to swing the fight around....

As Phinn you generally do not want to drag enemies in the middle of the fight, but rather before the fight starts. Dragging away 2 low-hp heroes may prove fatal for your team because they need to run over to your location to take care of them. There's a part in the guide on reacting to your opponent's builds. No single support build is fluid and is reliant on what your enemies build. Lots of spellcasters and mages that deal high CP - Crucible, to protect your team too Taka keeps...

if you build aftershock and ac first, you won't be able to fulfill the philosophy of "saving your teammates before yourself", because 1. you'll die so easily 2. no support items

Which is why this build doesn't work against a smart team. They'll just use Atlas, stun and silence (which Cath can easily do, so she should gtfo the "2" rating on the threat bar), and watch you cry as your attack speed now becomes crap and your "lifesteal" is replaced by you getting burst down.