Not saying it need to be maim but the only way reg will ever be close to same level as the top 3 is to give him one or two abilities that compare with erebus's (in high levels of play mines do not even come close to bite or pennitance, no one will consistanly run over double mines and mine thoughs if not snared can be doged/interupted with relitive ease). buffing maim  something that would work, there will be/already are better ideas but if you dont take risks with any ability that could be potencially overpowered you are at best reducing the difference in power levels between the top and bottom not inproving the competditiveness of any of the demigods.

Adding an interupt to MotB would help make him better but wont make him good, the current reg can be forced back by minions without the use of any ablities.

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how about making motb inflict the casting time for a few seconds so that it is doubled or tripled.

oh and mines should have a slightly larger radius in every way.

Not to throw out an idea late game, but what about some kind of reflective dmg for mark?   Something like when player marked... they get 10% of dmg inflicted to reg inflicted on them... maybe have it climb to 35% at top level?  then there is an incentive to cast something to get mark off, but you take dmg to do it... I don't know.

Another alternative would be to have mark be a slow health drain over time... something like 500 dmg over 10 seconds... then Reg gets the dmg in health???  This second idea speaks to the 'support' idea a little more since it would work well with the fire and run tactic.  it would also help to hold a lane as you slowly and systematically work down an opposing dg's health... 

it would probably be a little tough to do either of those, but they are just ideas... 

For idea 1, you could probably take the code from the reflective armour.  For idea 2, you can probably base it on the code for rook's tower transfer. 

Cheers,

Than.

Now thats a terrible ballance idea. Seriously only minions would be able run into unknown ground till level 14 and your see reg spend all their time laying mines, it would make him better but would just be bad for gameplay. If you can code it so the only the last 3 thron mines are invisible then it could be ok but still this idea would upset the meta badly.

No noob would play the mod (they seem to have trouble understanding 6 mines could be anywhere) and it would bring compeditive games to a stand still running minions though where mines could be (and i suspect that reg may still suck late game and lose anyway).

Thats a bad way to do it, and mines are dangerous enough to a lot of people no buff to mines could ever become accepted by everyone.

New changes are good, you could increase his dps increase per level as another way to make him stronger. Unless he is feed his dps is pretty poor compared to generals and UB late game.

Why don't we give Regulus a slight increase in HP at the beginning of the game and a slightly larger +hp/level bonus. It wouldn't have to be much (+100 hp. +10 hp/level == +300 hp at level 20, hardly game breaking).

I finally got around to checking out this mod.  I really like some the changes your working on.  Reducing health regen with tracking is particularly devious.  Me likey. 

I'll be honest, I don't really like the direction this is headed.

Is just hanging back and sniping really the kind of playstyle you're seeking to buff? Isn't that pretty much the only thing most regulus players currently do?

It's already extremely effective, and especially if the other player doesn't have a monk, this will send them home way, way more than it does currently at low levels, and then at higher levels when HP inflates and priests hit the field just chain sniping people will only be marginally more effective than it currently is.

Think about this both way as a regulus player, what happens in a 3v3 with a reg on each side? They'll both have to sit back and practically crystal snipe to stay alive, and that's not fun for either party.

Now this is a good kind of change. Reg needs tools to help him stand toe to toe with people later in the game, but I can see problems with having too many speed debuffs, as I note below.A level 15 skill like this is a much more fitting place for a major debuff like -50% health regen. I like the idea behind this. There's one problem that just occured to me though... Do attack speed debuffs stack, and is there a cap? Currently the way the game plays is early game autoattack damage is a pretty minor portion of total damage and it scales up to outrageous levels late game. Currently we have two characters who debuff it, but their debuffs are countered by artifacts pretty well (everyone gets about 15% haste just from leveling, and then you get another 50% or so from a few good artifacts, so you still swing at a good 120%'ish attack speed).

What happens if we add a third, fourth, or fifth attack speed debuff to the game? The likelihood of doubling up on those or even tripling up increases quite a bit, and that means the late game artifact scaling is thrown out of whack. People go from 120% attack speed to 60% attack speed, or possibly lower. As you can see I haven't really done any good math on it, but it's worth bearing in mind if we add more and more speed debuffs to the game, which isn't to say I disapprove of the ones here. Just bear in mind it's not an end-all solution and it might be worth exploring providing dodge or straight damage reduction somehow instead.

Also a lot of people are upset that everyone just HP stacks. If you further marginalize AA damage via stacking debuffs this problem only gets worse. Items like NR aren't even good when you've got a -70% attack speed debuff (assuming they stack).

Well, I've changed HP items to give a LOT less hps early/mid game and it makes all abilities more dramatic and helpful.

But I also changed Reg so his snipe has a 50% chance to crit for double dmg. But I also wanted to make it so it STOPED health regen if it didnt crit for like 10 seconds. Force the other guy to pot or do something other then regen health while waiting for the second snipe.

perhaps a higher basespeed would make reg better suited for defending a flag. he still wouldnt be able to hold the flag but after a certain amount of time the enemy has to retreat if the reg player does it right (running back and forth and the enemy cant do much). or give the range skill a snare effect instead.

I like the idea of an interrupt for mark. I think it would be nice if the slow lasted a tad longer though, so reg actually has a chance to escape. Mark is really the most practical slow reg has.

I play reg a lot, and I'm pretty decent with him. I don't see him as having a big mana problem, but to make him work he ends up being mana heavy like TB. As with TB, hungarlings is a must-have item. I also find that while he is squishier, he is not as squishy as TB. He seems to need SoR to get his ability-based DPS up to snuff, however. This is a bit a problem. It could be solved with an across the board reduction of cooldown times, or at least a reduction on mines and mark (snipe might be too strong with reduced cooldown).

Mines, IMO, actually can scale well if reg can buffer up all 6 mines before a fight. However, I wouldn't be against them doing a bit more damage to compensate for the fact that such planning is required and has a non-trivial chance at failing.

I can see a case for Vengeance. It's a free 500 damage AoE with a short cooldown. You can just toggle AF over and over at lvl 15 for a nice extra, free AoE damage every 5s. You'll probably drop creep waves very quickly. I have to make a point to try it out, though I think at lvl 15 it should somehow do more - either more damage or a faster cooldown.

Deadeye really doesn't trigger often enough to me to notice any effect. It's an ability than an enemy could pretty much ignore, which is pretty poor for a lvl 15 ability. I would say replace it with a 2 or 3s stun on snipe. IMO regulus's biggest problem is lack of a decent stun.

Other than that, maim, scope, and AF are good.