Build ID: 277745 - copy and import it in the Deadlock shop
Description
I'm not gonna change the description whenever I update the build so the numbers might not be accurate.
After the "mid" buys you kinda buy what you need depending on game state and opponents. This build more so gives you the tools but you decide where to go with it. There's really only 8 items you buy every single game and you're gonna sell 1 of them for slots anyways. You have 2 slots to fill out what you need before any enemy walkers are killed.
For Intermediate PlayersVitality
Skill Path
Recommended ability leveling order for this build
Scorn
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1
3
5
Burrow
#Citadel_HeroBuilds_Early
get monster rounds instead of expansion if hard lane8 items
The reasons we connect with certain characters, hobbies, or stories often trace back to the environments that shaped us. For me, my decision to play Mo and Krill is not just about their abilities or the excitement of the game—it is a reflection of how I grew up, the values I learned early on, and the emotional spaces I gravitated toward when the world around me felt uncertain. Mo and Krill represent pieces of my childhood, my personality, and the way I learned to navigate challenges, and that is what makes my connection to them feel so genuine.Growing up, I was the type of kid who learned to rely heavily on creativity and imagination. I didn’t always have the most predictable environment, so I gravitated toward characters who could adapt, think on their feet, and carve their own path—qualities I see strongly in Mo. Mo’s sense of independence, resilience, and quiet strength remind me of the ways I had to handle things on my own. He is the kind of character who doesn’t need the spotlight to have impact, and that resonated with me deeply. Choosing to play Mo feels like choosing the part of myself that learned to stay steady even when life wasn’t.Krill, on the other hand, speaks to the emotional side of my upbringing. Where Mo represents independence, Krill represents connection—the humor, warmth, and unpredictability that shaped my relationships growing up. Krill brings a sense of lightness even in serious moments, something I learned to value as I grew older. In my family and social life, laughter and resilience went hand in hand. Choosing Krill is my way of honoring the people who kept me grounded through joy, even when things around us weren’t always perfect.Together, Mo and Krill feel like a balance—strength and softness, strategy and spontaneity, independence and connection. They mirror the two sides of myself that formed from the mix of challenges and support I experienced as a child. When I play them, I’m not just selecting characters; I’m stepping into symbols of the person I became because of where I came from.In the end, my choice to play Mo and Krill goes far beyond the game. It’s a personal reminder that our pasts don’t just shape our memories—they shape the parts of ourselves we gravitate toward, the stories we choose to tell, and even the characters we choose to play. Through Mo and Krill, I get to reconnect with my roots, honor my experiences, and express parts of myself that have been with me all along.1 items
For Intermediate Players
Vitality
Scorn
Burrow
