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Learn how to install Cox Security Software on additional computers in your home.
As a Cox High Speed Internet Customer, you have a license to download Cox Security Suite Plus on up to 5 computers, and McAfee family protection on up to 3 computers. You must login with the primary account Holder User ID in order to use Cox Security Software.
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"Dig" pilot… a new version of the biblical apocalypse?
As a theology major with his own plans to write bible-based apocalyptic fiction, I was excited to see a new TV show out with some great actors.
On the one hand, the same topics are recycled so blatantly from other sources it's cliche on cliche…
-A handsome FBI agent called to Israel to chase down a murderer who stole an antiquity…
-An attractive red haired archaeologist (also American of course) on a dig under the Temple Mount looking for the Ark of the Covenant.
He's a non-believer, she's spiritual and alternative.
She reminds him of the daughter he just lost (troubled hero with baggage) but then she is murdered – committing him to the case and establishing his personal motivation for going further than his job demands or allows.
At the same time:
-A red heifer tells the Jews the prophecy has begun.
-A strange Christian cult (maybe satanic?) has been raising a young boy to embrace his destiny… but he escapes. They chase him in black SUVs. But he's a clone. Just one of several… when they catch him, a woman tells him "Your feet have touched he ground; they're soiled" and then shoots him in the head.
-The Israeli cop steals the evidence, the high priest's chestplate used to communicate to … Read More »
Santa, Satan, St. Nick and Krampus (the moral fluctuation of holiday heroes and villains)
The holidays are always a strange time. The Winter Solstice has been celebrated for thousands of years – it can be argued that astrological events led to the creation of religious practice – but different cultures celebrate in unique fashions.
But modern Western culture embraces such a confusing hodgepodge it's bound to cause discord.
One baptist minister for example is drawing heat for a church sign that reads "Santa is Satan."
He's not the first Christian to complain that "Jesus is the reason for the season" and Santa is just a commercial pagan novelty. But who really has the greatest claim to the holiday season?
Even if he was historical – any first year theology student will tell you that December 25th wasn't his real birthday – that date didn't get introduced into Christmas practices for centuries; and it was assimilated because it was too strong a cultural tradition (already being practiced and celebrated for millennium) to scratch out. So Christianity embraced it and set Jesus birthday to match the dozens of other saviors also said to have been born on that day.
Where does Santa fit in?
Santa is actually Saturn, the old man in the sky (the only god of the pantheon with a … Read More »
I.Origins – Does faith pervert science?
It's a classic love story.
Boy meets girl.
Girl is wistful and spiritual, boy is scientific and needs facts and data.
(Spoiler Alert!)
Girl gets cut in half when elevator fails.
Besides having the most gruesomely tragic death scene I've ever witnessed – something out of a Final Destination movie – I.Origins starring Brit Marling, Astrid Bergès-Frisbey and Michael Pitt is an interesting, in-depth look at God, faith, spirituality and the space between.
In the metaphor that frames the storyline, worms have no eyes: they can't imagine that light exists. But it's all around them. They are surrounded by it. The scientists are trying to give worms eyes so they can see the light.
Do humans also lack a sense that would give us the capacity to see another dimension?
Or have only some of us evolved, but not all?
The lead scientist begins as an atheist, and studies eyes because they are "the one thing religious people always use to challenge the Theory of Evolution." They're all so different and unique. He discovers the evolution of the eye and then goes on to write the book, "The Complete Eye" explaining every evolutionary stage so it's no longer a mystery.
Later, him and his lab partner-turned-wife have a son – at first … Read More »
Dracula Untold: making vampires into heroes and Muslims into devils (Was Vlad the Impaler a Christian?)
I've been excited about the 2014 retelling of the Dracula mythos for quite some time.
A Faust-based narration, casting Vlad the Impaler as a suffering hero who made a deal with the Devil to save his people?
Sign me up!
What I wasn't prepared for was the sermonizing, heavy-handed Christian morality, and cliché, card board cutout representations of good and evil.
Let's start with the basics.
Vlad the Impaler, Vlad III, was a Prince of Wallachia – Transylvania – who lived in the 15th century.
He was sent to live with the Sultans of the Ottoman Empire.
He was called Dracula – he was a member of the House of Drăculești, his father was the Dracul, and the added "a" just means "son of."
And he was bloodthirsty – and he did have a reputation for staking a lot of corpses and leaving them to rot.
Where do vampires fit in?
They don't.
Although Romania does have its own legends of supernatural horror, including bodies rising from the grave and sucking out the life force of humans, and these legends inspired early Gothic Literature and stories of erotic vampire romances, Vlad wasn't connected to vampirism until Bram Stoker wrote a novel pairing two and two together.
Stoker did it so well that Dracula became The Vampire – the stereotype … Read More »
Crossbones TV Series: Pirates and the Devil Continued
In the PhD Thesis I'll finish one day, I make the connection between the rise of pirates, libertarianism and democracy with sacrilege and devil worship – not "real" devil worship of course, simply people who openly rebelled against the idea of God and aligned themselves openly with the politics of Satan.
So I've been pleased to watch the sudden increase in pirate fascination… which I thought was running dry after the Pirates of the Caribbean movies but keeps popping up in new TV series like Black Sails.
Tonight I'm watching Episode One of Crossbones, and after some fighting and not great acting, we reach the first real conversation between a doctor and the infamous Blackbeard, which turns immediately theological.
What led you to the physician's life?
An interest in the mechanism of the human body.
Is that what the human body is – a mechanism?
In many respects… in most.
That doesn't strike me as a very godly proclamation. Do you accept God?
I fear I have no love for him.
Why ever not?
Because he wishes me to fear him.
That is a splendid answer.
And you… do you call yourself a Christian?
Why would I not?
Because many legends abound about you, not all of them flattering.
Such as?
You're the devil. You spit … Read More »
Dominion TV Series: The AntiChrist is the Hero in the War on Heaven
25 years ago, God disappeared. Some angels blamed humans, and led by Gabriel, they waged a war against the humans. Other, higher angels, led by Michael, decided to protect the humans. A child is born, with markings on his body, who will grow up to become the savior of the human race and lead mankind out of darkness.
Followers of the faith "continue to believe that the chosen one, our savior will reveal himself to us."
The main character, Alex, is a rebel (secretly in a relationship with the leader's daughter). Michael and the leadership are authoritarian. "Someday," Alex says, "We're going to live in a place where there aren't any numbers. Where we aren't told what to do, where to sleep and whom to marry. One day… we're going to be free."
Here's the funny thing – the TV series, along with the screenplay "Legion" that it's based on, appears to be a remake of basic Christian mythology; as such it should be a cool show for Christians to enjoy.
But the call for 'FREEDOM' against authority has never been the Christian war cry; the quest for freedom is part of the Satanic tradition – a liberal philosophy first set out openly in … Read More »
8 more shocking things you didn't know about the Biblical Noah's Ark story (that the movie totally got wrong)
I was less than impressed with the 2014 remake of the biblical story of Noah and the Ark, featuring Russell Crowe. While some of the thematic and symbolistic changes they made were interesting (I'll discuss those below), the controversy itself offers much for discussion. People are angry because it "wasn't true to the Bible." But the truth is most Christians don't realize the version they learned in Sunday School isn't in the Bible either – the stuff that's actually in the real, Bible story is more surprising than anything that happened in the movie.
So let's start with some background, and contrast it with biblical knowledge and what was in the movie.
1) The story doesn't come from the Bible
The Epic of Gilgamesh, the greatest literary accomplishment of Mesopotamia, was widely translated throughout the ancient Middle East long before the Old Testament was written. The similarities between it and the story of Noah should be apparent to anyone familiar with the biblical account of the flood. The Babylonian Noah was named Utnupishtim, who with his wife became immortal after surviving the great flood. Gilgamesh, in his quest for immortality, seeks him out and gets to hear the story first hand. The gods … Read More »

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Bryce Canyon National Park
Hiking in Bryce Canyon ranges from easy hikes of less than 1 mile with moderate grades to strenuous hikes with steep grades and multiple evelvation changes that can take even the most seasoned hiker all day to complete. Bryce Canyon even offers back country hiking with over night camping in a wilderness environment. Bryce Canyon is a moderate 90 minute drive from Willow Glen making for a convenient day trip. Listed below are some popular hiking trails in Bryce Canyon.
Easy Hikes
These hikes are classified as easy to moderate difficulties as they have gentle grades and minimal elevation changes. They include:
Mossy Cave(.8 mi/1.3k round trip) Streamside walk up to a mossy overhang and small waterfall. (Waterfall flows May to October)
Rim Trail (0-11 mi/0-17.7 km round trip) Outstanding views of hoodoos from above. Trail is paved and fairly level between Sunset and Sunrise Points.
Bristlecone Loop(1.0 mi/1.6 km round trip) Hike through spruce-fir forests to cliffs with bristlecone pines and expansive vistas.
Queens Garden (1.8 mi/2.9 km round trip) This is the least difficult trail into the canyon. Using your imagination you may even see Queen Victoria at the end of a short spur trail.
Moderate Hikes
Moderate Hikes have steep grades with "down and back" elevation changes, and include the following trails:
Navajo Trail (1.3 mi/2.2 km round trip) Navajo Loop is completely open, by ascending over the top of the latest rock slide. Please use caution traversing this trail. Thor's Hammer and Two Bridges side of trail is open all the way to canyon floor.
Tower Bridge(3 mi/4.8 km round trip) See Bristlecone pines and the China Wall. A shady 1/4-mile spur trail leads to the bridge.
Hat Shop (4 mi/6.4 km round trip) Descend to the Under-the-Rim Trail to see a cluster of balanced-rock hoodoos.
Swamp Canyon (4.3 mi/7.2 km round trip) Descend into one of the lesser known areas of Bryce Canyon.
Strenuous Hikes
Strenuous Hikes are those consisting of steep grades with multiple elevation changes. These hikes are not recommended for the "faint" of heart. Carry plenty of water; 1 quart/liter per person, per 2-3 hours of hiking. Combining some of these hikes can also add to the adventure of a more experienced hiker, such as the Navajo and Peek-A-Boo or Navajo, Queens Garden and Peek-A-Boo. The Peek-A-Boo Loop Trail shares the trail with Horse/Mule rides and hikers are cautioned to give the right-of-way to these animals. These hikes include:
Fairyland Loop (8 mi/12.9 km round trip) See the China Wall, Tower Bridge and tall hoodoos on this less-crowded trail.
Peek-A-Boo Loop (5.5 mi/8.8 km round trip) Steep but spectacular hike through the heart of Bryce Amphitheater. See the Wall of Windows. (This trail is shared by the trail ride concession).
Riggs Spring Loop(8.5 miles/14.2 km round trip) High elevation hike leaving from Rainbow point down through varied forests of Spruce, Fir and Bristlecone.
Visit Bryce Canyon National Park's Hiking page for more detailed descriptions and important hiking information. This link will take you to another web site and open in a new window. Simply close the window when finished to return to Willow Glen Inn.


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|Multiplicative Isometries and Isometric Zero-Divisors
For some Banach spaces of analytic functions in the unit disk (weighted Bergman spaces, Bloch space, Dirichlet-type spaces), the isometric pointwise multipliers are found to be unimodular constants. As a consequence, it is shown that none of those spaces have isometric zero-divisors. Isometric coefficient multipliers are also investigated.
Keywords:Banach spaces of analytic functions, Hardy spaces, Bergman spaces, Bloch space, Dirichlet space, Dirichlet-type spaces, pointwise multipliers, coefficient multipliers, isometries, isometric zero-divisors
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This is great once I got help to put it together which basically had to be redrilled. It is a perfect size! I really like the charcoal color. The covers are a great addition.
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This was real easy to put together. I'm going to use it on my front porch and really like the idea of having a insect cover and a green house cover to keep all the varmints out. However, with our winds, I feel that the frame for these covers may not be strong enough - but I have an idea that I am going to try..PVC pipe for the frame to fit insde. Other than that I can not wait to plant in it!
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We have found it a great way to start a vegetable garden for two. Perfect for our zone 7 as the soil warms up faster for earlier/longer growing season and the cover saved it from getting too much water and drowning our plants in several days of drenching rains.
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Today I assembled the vegtrug. It took two of us about two hours. We watched the video as nd that helped. I am looking forward to seeing the garden grow.
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This was perfect (a raised garden bed) for my veggies. I wanted something raised high enough so my 86 year old mom could help tend the veggies. As I was putting it together (it took 2 people, one to stablize while one drilled), I reolized this was going to be easy on the back for me too. Wish I knew about this type of raised garden bed before. I bought 2 and so far they are wonderful.
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I use the veg trug on my deck for gardening with "dwarf", "compact" "patio", or "pixie" vegetable varieties. I also planted edible flowers such as nasturtium and dianthus. I planted basil, Cilantro, stevia, parsley, oregano and dill along with the others. I absolutely love the veg trug! Filled it with organic soil and everything is growing fantastic! The net protects the vegetables from deer and other wild animals. The net also protects the tender plants from bugs and down pours of rain. Cannot make enough positive comments about this product. It is very sturdy and well built. Looks great on my new deck.
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Fisheries around the world are poorly managed. As Jonathan Adler explains in the UCLA Journal of Environmental Law and Policy, property-based management can conserve fisheries and maintain their value for human consumption.
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Early game:
This guide is a SOLOMID guide, and I will detail it as such. While Kog isn't completely reliant on it, he needs to get to levels 6 and 11 as fast as possible, without hurting your team... and middle lane is the easiest way to get him there. If you are taking the side lane, I would recommend in most games just to take a less level dependent character. You cannot be farming exp while your team is 5v4ing in the middle, or they will die and your turret(s) will be destroyed. Understand? Take the middle so you can be helpful roaming with your team midgame.
With that said, nab your Dorans Ring and a health potion and head to middle. If you have a jungler who starts at golem, you will be in charge of being his lookout. Be a team player, later in the game he will be more inclined to help you nab golem yourself. ANd if you see they have a jungler who usually starts at golem (Amumu comes to mind, Fiddlesticks too) now would be a good time to go scout it with your team. However, assuming nothing unusual happened, you should be in mid and your creeps should be coming.
Our goals in midlane are as follows...
I. First and foremost, we will not die. Unless you get first blood with the kill, we cannot be feeding their carry. Just the worst thing you can possibly do, and you will give your fellow Kog'Maw players a bad image. Also you're not getting experience while you're dead.
II. Farm gold and exp. Our second most important goal is to farm gold and exp. You're not CRAZY dependent on items like some characters, but a tear on your first trip back is a good item to shoot for. Learn to lasthit, do NOT push to the enemy tower-- it only makes you susceptible to ganks and more room for them to chase you for a kill. Instead, try to keep the creeps right in the middle of the lane. A good tactic to learn is to last hit WITH a turret shooting the minion. Its totally dependent on your level, but usually you can hit a ranged creep, let the tower hit it once, and hit it again to get the gold. Or two turret hits and one of your attacks vs a melee one. Changes when your minions are hitting on it too, but you will need to learn how to judge appropriately and last hit. Last hitting could mean the difference between boots or not... Learn it baddies.
III. Harass your opponent. Notice how this comes AFTER not dieing and AFTER farming. If they have a super carry (Corki maybe...?) who you team DESPERATELY wants to starve, you shouldn't have picked Kog, instead you shoulda picked maybe Katarina, or Heim. I hope you realize by now Kog is not meant to be played against EVERY team. But that doesn't make him a bad character. Back to harassing, an easy way to do this and accomplish your second objective is to use Void Ooze to kill a couple creeps and hit your opponent at the same time. Learning to position your Void Ooze is important early game.
With the three Kog'Maw commandments of solomid out of the way, lets go over more specific strategies. As solo mid, you will encounter one of three opposing heroes...
A) A ranged carry, B) a mage, C) a bulky melee, or D) a pusher.
A) This is your Ashe, Trist, Corki, Nidalee, Twisted Fate, and Ezrael. They will probably be who you lane against in 2/3's of your games. Fear not, these are generally not difficult solomids, and who I personally prefer to be matched up against. They will concentrate on last hitting as you do, and you will be trying to outfarm each other. Little harassing will take place, but generally you will not be bursted down. And if you play well, you will not be denied gold. Remember to use Void Ooze to hit both them and nab a few creep. A few fights will take place, so harass with your Void Ooze and kite them while they're in the slow with your W, but remember to be careful of these characters blink mechanisms. Keep the creeps preferably closer to your tower, as they can all chase well. Be especially mindful of Ezrael, as he can harass VERY well. Position yourself between your creeps and run into the side bushes if necessary. Ezrael is a very tough middle for Kog'Maw, but hes a burden for any character really. Bottom line here is farming will take place until about level six. Be sure not to die, these are the ones you don't want to feed. At level six your harassing ability will be increased tenfold with your ultimate, at that point you can usually make them blue pill. Be careful of their ultimates as well.
B) Annie, Anivia, and Karthus are the most common. Casters are generally the funnest lanes. Its vital you know how large the range is of who you're up against. If you don't know what range Annie can and cannot stun you at you're in trouble. Play a practice game with these three and see how large they're abilities are... cause this battle will be one completely be about who can position themselves best and harass better. Note that your Void Ooze will outrange all of these three abilities, but is a slower moving projectile, so use it smart and follow up with some Bio-Arcane hits. Careful for opponents mages who pack Flash or ghost. A ghost + Wall by Karthus followed by Lay Wastes will quickly take you from 50% hp to 0%. At level six your range is not OP yet, but should outrange these casters still, so try to get a couple of cheap shots on them.
C) Heres where Morde, Katarina, Xin, Pantheon (not so much since the nerf), and to a lesser extent Cho'Gath (but never seen mid/high Elo) fall. These will perhaps be the most difficult middles. But don't worry, everyone struggles with these jerks. I'll cover Morde and Kat more specifically, as they're the most common these days. Against Morde you can pretty much give up on any shot of first blood (unless he has a god complex)... just farm farm farm and farm some more. If you catch Morde without creeps nearby, you can harass with Void Ooze and Bio-Arcane, but don't waste EXCESS mana, and don't let him harass you. Katarinas a punk, and will be difficult. Learn the range of her attacks well, use Void Ooze to farm, kite with Bio-Arcane AFTER she shunpus and tries to run away. Keep her at relatively the same hp you are and you're fine, at level six you will be golden. These two are the most difficult, the others shouldn't be that bad. Same ole story, Void Ooze, farm. Just keep them off your turret till level six.
D) And last but not least, Sivir and Heim. Lame, very lame hereos, but you actually match up well against Heim. Keep the minions off your turret and weak with Void Ooze. Keep them at a low hp and call for ganks against the two of them as needed. Keep your turret up. At level six you truly shine against Heim. Snipe snipe snipe and keep him below half, and get his ass ganked. Sivir is a little different, but as long as you don't leave her alone in the lane shes not nearly as dangerous as Heim.
And that is pretty much it for the early game. By now you should be level seven, give or take a level. Prepare for middle game! I don't want to say middle game is the most important part of the game, buts its pretty freaking important.
Mid game:
At level 7ish, middle game begins. Now, you should take a quick look at your mana and health levels. If they're both above halfish, or somewhere you're comfortable with, take a look at sidelanes and see if either could use a gank. Assuming yes, fake a blue pill if you can, and but get to the side where you're ganking. Let your allies know, and then initiate the gank with an ultimate shot or two. Do not take excess shots here, as your mana will still be low, so try to hit whose the squishiest. At this point your opponents should be running for the hills, and then you can slow them down with a well played Void Ooze, and then pound on them with your Bio-Arcane Barrage. You must try to get as much out of the slow as possible. Its a great slow, but has to be used smartly. Hopefully your allies will contribute in some way (stun, slow, massive deeps) and one of you will get a kill. If not, its alright, you've made them back and you can either attempt to push that tower or blue pill yourself.
And... if nobody was a good ganking target, you should continue to farm gold and harass their midsolo. Careful however, they will have their ultimate too. Don't get caught up in an arrow of Ashes. You should be able to get them to back with ultimate harass and Void Ooze (at which point farm another creep wave and back yourself), but if not again, no biggie. Some middles are just too annoying sometimes. If you are getting completely outplayed, remember the first rule is NOT to die, do not be afraid to go back and come back with more ammo, and maybe bring a friend.
At this point, whatever path you've taken, you should be back at your base. Pick up your Tear and maybe boots, if you stayed relatively long or if you got a kill. If you got especially starved or had to back super early, you may not be able to afford your tear. If so... buy boots and as much of your tear as possible. With any extra cash, buy a ward for dragon if your team doesn't have one or a ward for their golem. Or just a ward to protect yourself from a great ganker (Shaco perhaps?) in a top or bottom lane. Anyways, look at the sidelanes, if theres a good person to gank, head there and gank. Ult > Ult > Void Ooze > Bio-Arcane > Ult usually does the trick. Pick off any runners with your ult, but careful, at this point your shots will take up ALOT of mana. Otherwise just go back to middle lane, and continue to farm exp. The faster you are at getting to level 11, the better you'll be.
However, when you're around level 8/9 or so everyone on your team will probably have hit 6 by now, and the little skirmishes and ganking/roaming will probably begin. Preferably have your team get you golem at this point, unless another caster needs it more. If you don't get it, its alright, you have alot of mana regen at this point, just manage your mana and keep an eye on the stacks of your ultimate. Anyways, help your team get dragon, help them push, and generally, past low Elo games you will be with atleast some of your team. Its usually a bad idea to farm alone now. Anytime you blue pill buy your Sorc Shoes if you can, and as much of your Haunting Guise as you can. These items are really cheap, and you can usually have them before level 11. If you see a creep push and you can take it alone, do so, the gold and exp is valuable to you. Level 11 is really key. Don't forget about your Void Ooze + Living Artillery combo to quickly farm the wraith camps and ranged creeps for exp and gold.
When the mini-fighting occurs you want to be as far back as your ultimate range (which admittedly, at level 6, isn't a whole lot) will let you. Let your tanks/support initiate the fight, and then you go in and pick off their squishies. Remember remember remember, we are aiming for the SQUISHIES. Not the closest person to you. Even if it means putting yourself in danger, use artillery against their squishies. The idea of the fight is to kill their damage dealers first, and then the tankier ones. If the enemy team starts to target you, pop ghost and/or flash and jet outa there. Look for walls you can flash over to keep yourself out of harms way, but also contribute to the fight (if, for example, the fight is near the rivers flash over the walls and continue to nail them with your ultimate and abilities). Use ghost to escape, let their team forget about you, and reenter the fight. It may feel dirty to let them focus your teamates, but you're the carry, and your job is to kill, not to soak damage.
When you win skirmishes (fights with 4-6 characters total), attack the tower with your team, and when you lose them, try to defend yours. Yada yada, but the turrets are good sources of income and experience, welcome on any character. Do not back just because you have no mana, stay and push the towers. Also, control the dragon with your team, yada yada, exp and gold. I know it should be common knowledge for some of you pros, but I see so many times where everyone continues to farm alone instead of group up and push and grab dragon. The gold and exp you get from turrets, kills, and dragon (let alone map presence) far outdoes your farm by yourself.
You can defend turrets relatively easy with Koggie. Use your Void Ooze to kill/damage the incoming creep wave and then Living Artilleries to finish them off or scare away enemy champions. Remember, get the AD carries away from your towers first, and then the Morde/tank/etc. Activate Bio-Arcane as needed. You should be able to get them off your tower all while at a safe distance, especially at levels 11 and 16.
Anyways, by now you should have pushed a couple of turrets, and they probably have pushed a couple of yours. You should be able to complete your Archangels Staff (sell your ring for 200 extra gold for it. You should have no problem using your spells at this point (and I hope you weren't having trouble before...). And now, our core build is complete. 50 magic penetration, ~130 AP, and +25 mana regen, +200 health, are solid, round stats for Kog'Maw. We're not a glass cannon, and we will be dealing excellent damage, while also able to spam your abilities. We also make the best out of our best skill (Living Artillery) and we will WRECK squishies. I really feel this is the absolute best build for Kog'Maw, and I've tried alot of builds.
Now, we will start to build towards our situational items. Banshees Veil when AP is dealing the bulk of their damage, Rylai's for the sick slow on our ult and nice HP when the MR on BV wouldn't be as useful (added AP too!), and Zhoynas/Mejais when you're just lolololstomping. But remember if you're positioning well and staying alive, and the spell shield/extra hp isn't needed, Mejai's is an easy item to both generate stacks and keep them with Kog, and is very very cheap. You can definately throw in the Soul Stealer between your BVeil or Rylai's.
End game:
I classify end game after we have atleast our core items and when full fledged 5v5 teamfights start to occur (which, can actually happen very early). By now you should be at least level 11, and have second rank of your ultimate. You can now effectively stay in a very safe range, and be able to contribute to the fight. Before the fighting begins, poke poke poke and poke some more to damage anyone you can hit (preferably carries, then supports, and... if you must... tanks). When the fighting begins, throw down a Void Ooze, and continue to burst with your ultimate usage. If you are being ignored, put on Bio-Arcane Barrage and shred through opponents though auto attacks and your ultimate. If you are being targeted, pop ghost and flash as needed to stay safe and get in a better position. Use your slow to kite your chasers and continue to pummel the carries with your ultimate (but watch your mana, if you're at 5 stacks your ultimate will drain your mana and FAST. Wait a few seconds for it to die off). As teams begin to lose members, continue to throw your Void Ooze at the fray and kite with your ultimate. Bio-Arcane Barrrage is especially useful after the main fighting happens and combined with your ultimate can pick off runners.
Be careful of melee dps like Xin or Jax. Both have easy ways to close the distance and will both shrink your HP fast. If you're in a premade, yell on vent to get them to taunt/stun/wither them, and if you're solo queue, you must use your flash and ghost VERY effectively to stay alive and continue to stay in the fight. If they get you to back off they've effectively made it a 5v4 fight, which is very, very bad. To the best of your abilities you must stay IN the fight but AWAY from melee deeps. Use Void Ooze to keep them out of jump range if possible. Use ghost to run around obstacles and stay in range of their ranged dps and mages. Stay away from the melee dps.
Don't forget to use your Bio-Arcane to increase your range to more safely hit towers at this point in the game. Also don't forget to use it against Baron, that extra 100 damage will help down it as fast as possible.
And thats pretty much it. Super endgame should just be finishing up the game, by this time it should be apparent who will win. If the game is generally close though, don't forget to sell your Haunting Guise for a Void Staff, and get the Rylai's AND Banshees. You should still be able to deal solid damage, although its dropped off since midgame. Target heim/ashe/trist/etc. By now you will have ~~3000 hp, awesome for a carry.
Why not Nashors?
-- Archangels is far more useful in our core build, and if we try to build it afterwards, we're not using all of its stats. Archangels gives much more AP, and the reagents (namely Tear of the Godess) fits much more better in our core build as we build our boots and Haunting Guise, before finishing the Archangels. The max mana you get from Tear is very useful throughout the game, and easy to stack with our ultimate. Nashors Tooth on the otherhand gives us 25% CDr, and 55 AS if I'm not mistaken. With blue elixer (you should have it on 24/7 after the core build), runes, and masteries, we should be approaching 25% CDr already, and if we have golem, we're at the cap. Even without golem, we're only gaining 15% CDr from the tooth, wasting 10% of it and valueable gold. There are better (cheaper) alternatives for CDr, which isn't even a vital stat for Kog, as his main damage dealer, his ultimate, only trims ~.5 seconds off it, which is not worth investing 3000 gold into... The AS is a completely USELESS stat except when using our Bio-Arcane Barrage. Anytime after that 6 seconds and that 55 AS is doing NOTHING except looking pretty, as Koggy's range is waaaaayyy too short to use. One or two well timed stuns during Bio-Arcane Barrage and you gained NOTHING from the AS. Archangels > Nashors every game people.
This guide is done, I think. Bout time too, massive wall of text amirite? Well hopefully its not too long. I may go back and fix some things (formatting/add more) as I continue to play Kog'Maw, but this should be ample to jumpstart your Kog'Maw experience. Go out and make me proud fellow monsters and caterpillers! *Sniff sniff*, they grow up so fast. Thanks for reading. Hope you enjoyed. Gimme your opinion, and I'll get back at ya. I want this to be an excellent guide, so any advice on formatting especially would be helpful. Hope to see you on the battlefield!
Thanks to...
Hyfe's Nasus Guide: Probably the best guide out there, and made me take Nasus as my main tank. Read it here: http://leaguecraft.com/strategies/gu...petitive+Nasus. I tried to look at how he formatted his guide and such.
Zirun's Janna Guide: Helped me get into Janna and even buy her skin. Shes a ton of fun. Again I stole some formatting ideas. Found... http://www.leagueoflegends.com/board...ad.php?t=92349.
And all my friends who put up with my trying new Koggy builds in premades and such even though insisting Koggy is a bad hero . Hope I've proved you wrong and helped carry us to some wins.
Hope yall don't mind, thanks for helping me (even though some of you didn't know it) learn new heros and write this guide.
KAYTHXBAI! Oh, and remember to COMMENT please. I want your feedback.
Edit: As of the new patchnotes, Koggie will be gaining an extra 50 base range on his auto attacks, and the Q nuke range will be gaining some range too. The Q range is helpful, but we will continue to use my skill build. Still cannot justify it over the range of our Bio-Arcane Barrage. The autoattack range will be helpful for soloing mid, help us keep a little bit out of range. Do not let this buff make you reconsider hybrid/AD Kog though, its bad and you should feel bad for building him like so. AP is the ONLY way to go... competitively.
Well, I'm a little disheartened since I fed pretty hard my last game.
I tend to go Nashor's first since it solves some of the mana issue until golem and I dunno, I like CDR. Maybe because I'm messy and spammy, but that's how I went.
I also was a big fan of Boots of Mobility. They're great for defending against creep pushes midgame and Kog can farm the pushes pretty well... but he still doesn't move fast enough to keep up with the team if he starts taking detours and they don't want to wait. They also don't help escape half the time because you get flanked or rammused or master Yi-ed or all of the above and there's no way to escape.
It also really, really sucks if your allies take golem instead of you. Like, majorly sucks. A couple pew pews in the teamfight and you're just done, OOM. On the other hand whenever I have golem as Kog it feels like God Mode, and I feel like a major contributor to team fights.
For some reason though, I've just never taken to RoA or Archangel's. I'll just have to try it out your way for awhile and see if I can do any better than I have been.
i understand the potential of an AP build, and i have used similiar builds and done ok
But recently i find going Rageblade first then Nashor's and Madred's is much more viable on Kog
AP is quite nukey, but it takes too long into the game to really do much damage to carry, by going rageblade and nashor's, u have enough AP to make ur ooze and Q do decent damage, but most importantly boost your AP and AS for your W to dish out ALOT of damage during that precious six seconds. and Madred's actually stack with your percentage damage, so it's just beasty.
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[Guide] AP Support Soraka
The idea behind this build is to max out AP to increase the effectivness of Astral Blessing and Wish for burst healing followed by HP then Mana Regen so that you to have to use all the Infuses on yourself to keep going with a little bit of Cooldown Reduction later on.
You'll be giving your team less staying power to sustain a push due to lacking an Innervating Locket in exchange for a huge burst of healing to win teamfights. Since this is still a support build you won't be getting any Magic Penetration, instead focusing on AP to power up your heals. This build allows works as a decent counter to large amounts of area of effect damage (past spreading out).
Champion Abilities
Consecration (Passive)
Increases surrounding allies Magic Resistance by 16
Not a bad bonus but nothing to write home about.
Starcall (3 seconds) 42 / 54 / 66 /78 / 90 mana
Strikes nearby enemy units for 60 / 90 / 120 / 150 / 180 (+0.25 ability power ratio) magic damage and reduces their Magic Resistance by 8 for 8 seconds This effect stacks up to 20 times.
This is the first ability you'll be maxing out. Although it doesn't hit as hard as most nukes it's cooldown is very low so it works out to be decent overall DPS (especially if you consider that it hits multiple targets and the MR debuff). This can be combined with Soraka's autoattack early game for very effective harass.
Astral Blessing (9 seconds) 80/100/120/140/160 mana
Restores 80/135/190/255/300 (+1.0 ability power ratio) health and grants 35 bonus armor. Lasts 9 seconds.
Early game is very mana ineffecient at a 1:1 health mana ratio so you'll need to be careful about spamming it early on. Later with AP it will heal for close to 500 health.
Infuse (15 seconds) 0 mana
If cast on an allied champion, restores 50 / 100 / 150 / 200 / 250 Mana.
If cast on an enemy champion, silences them for 1 / 1.5 / 2 / 2.5 / 3 second(s) and deals 50 / 100 / 150 / 200 / 250 (+0.6 ability power ratio) magic damage.
I'd recommend getting Rank 2 by level 5 or 6 at the latest due to the fact that Rank 2 essentially doubles the efficiency of Infuse. When laning and not in a team fight you'll generally want to use it every cooldown to top off either yourself or your allies. If you must choose between between multiple allies low on mana I'd recommend going for the physical DPS carry with 500 mana over the DPS caster with 2500 mana since the 250 mana max rank Infuse gives will go a lot farther on a physical DPS than a caster.
Wish (120/90/60 seconds) 250 / 350 / 450 mana
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The reason you stack AP. With a couple of AP items this will heal over 800 health at level 3. Popping Wish+Heal and Astral Blessing on whoever is getting focuse can easily put your whole team at full health. Generally I try to save it for a team fight late game although if it's use will save the life of a single fleeing ally it is still worth using. When in a team fight situation I pop it either when one person is getting focused low or when several members of my team are moderately low (think about half health). Can also be used to help sustain a push if the enemy team is weak.
Mastery Build
I personally run a standard 9/0/21 mastery build for the reduced cooldowns.
Summoner Spells
Heal - Highly recommended for this build since you can stack it on top of Wish to heal over 1000 health on your whole team late game.
Teleport - Extremely useful. Can be used to teleport around the map and help your allies or stop pushes. In early laning it allows you to blue pill back to base and be back in seconds.
Clairvoyance - A support spell for a support Champion. It's a huge boon to your team to have at least one of these.
Skill Build
Basic skill build is to max Starcall followed by Infuse. As soon as you decide that you need the heal from Astral Blessing then pick that up next level then continue with the pattern. When to get Wish is generally a judgement call as it doesn't offer the huge power boost at level 6 that other champions' ultimates do. If getting it early will save either your life or the life of one of your teammates it's worth it. If you can hold off on getting it then the extra mana from Infuse is nice.
1. Starcall 1
2. Infuse 2
3. Starcall 2
4. Infuse 2
5. Starcall 3
6. Astral Blessing 1 (if you haven't gotten it already)
7. Starcall 4
8. Wish 1
9. Starcall 5
10. Infuse 3
11. Wish 2
12. Infuse 4
13. Infuse 5
14. Astral Blessing 2
15. Astral Blessing 3
16. Wish 3
17. Astral Blessing 4
18. Astral Blessing 5
Core Item Build
Mana Manipulator
Ruby Crystal (or Boots of Speed if you're at shop and can't afford Ruby Crystal)
Boots of Speed (or Ruby Crystal if you got Boots last time)
Sapphire Crystal
Catalyst the Protector
Mercury Treads (or Boots of Swiftness if they have little to no CC)
Blasting Wand
Rod of Ages
Rylai's Scepter (make a judgement call about whether to go for the AP parts or the HP partfirst)
Giant's Belt
Soul Shroud
Usually the game will be over before you finish the Rylai's Scepter.
Other items that aren't bad:
Deathfire Grasp - Gives AP, Mana Regen and Cooldown Reduction which are all things Soraka needs. This build is not focused on doing damage however and lacks Magic Pen which the active on Deathfire Grasp is affected by.
Tear of the Godess - Most effective for Champions that spam spells a lot which Soraka does. However it's also most effective taken early which requires you to forgo either an early Mana Manipulator or Catalyst when they're most effective.
Archangel's Staff - Not a bad item but unfortunately is a very squishy item that lacks HP due to Tear of the Godess.
Chalice of Harmony - Easily solves your mana regen issues but lacks the aura of Mana Manipulator while slowing down the acquisition of Catalyst.
Early Laning
Watch http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kxGQ3gWdrM. I don't care if you find her voice obnoxious, watch it anyways.
Soraka should not be solo and you don't want to lane with someone who doesn't have mana (to take advantage of the Mana Manipulator). An ideal lanemate would be someone with a stun or slow of some kind since Soraka lacks one but anyone that has mana will do. As Soraka you can usually lane pretty agressively. Whenever someone tries to get close to last hit the creeps hit them with Starcalland an autoattack. At level 1 Starcall plus an auto attack will hit for over 100 damage. If you find yourself low onhealthgo ahead and take Astral Blessing as your next skill. If your lanemate has some for of regen (Regrowth Pendant, Doran's Shield, pots) don't bother topping them off with Astral Blessing, let their purchased regen handle it. If they're very low or in danger of dieing then be sure to hit them with Astral Blessing. Keep in mind that you can use Infuse to secure a kill on someone fleeing (it hits decently hard and has longer range than Starcall) or as an offensive silence to protect yourself or your lanemate.
Mid-Late Game
Try to stay with the bulk of your allies. You are support and weak on your own. If a team fight happens try to pop Wish followed by Heal as someone is getting low and about to die or when several members of your team are decently low.
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A single rank of Starfall early is sufficient for last-hitting minions and applying the -MR debuff. You don't get much AP early, and it doesn't use AP very well, so it will never be a "nuke". Meanwhile, upping Infuse to 3 will allow you to support Astral Blessing and Starfall Spamming while occasionally having extra infuses to throw at your lane-mate or enemy.
There are some problems with your build. Your guide states that the build is pushing for a high level of AP to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of Soraka's Astral Blessing and Wish spells, yet you put off getting these spells to very late in the game. Now most team battles and gank squads start running around at levels 10-13 and even less in five-man premades.
Like Wildfire said, one rank in Starcall is enough for harassing and last hitting mobs. Starcall -is- the spell you put off to finish. Picture a build like this:
Astral Blessing
Astral Blessing
Within those first six levels you get heavy support, the ability to keep yourself and your lanemate going with very few trips, and harassment/last hitting to keep your opponents behind in gold and experience.
Magic Penetration? Soraka has never been built around magic pen as far as I'm aware of or has had little success outside of newbie island. Starcall does apply a debuff but it's nothing to build around.
Next your items.
Either start a game with Mana Manipulator or Ruby Crystal. Also your boots should always turn into a Mercury Treads no matter what the team you are fighting, it gives you magic resist on top of the awesome bonus.
No Banshee's Veil or Aegis of the Legion? Now Banshee is an optional item but it is awesome for teams that have quite a bit of cc and nastiness to throw your way, plus a hefty amount of magic resist and health/mana. Aegis even in its more balanced state is still quite the aura to bring to team fights.
Post more later, hitting the hay. Hope what I've gibbered helps.
max starcall first is a pretty fun build, and can be effective, but if one is going full support the other two spells would take precedence... maxing starcall is by no means a noob idea though, it can do extremely good harrassment on the enemy, (watch the video posted in the guide to see it in action)
Ive never enjoyed getting aegis on soraka, though I do it begrudingly; usually if my team tank has it, I can just go for rylai's instead, with the multi hit slow on starcall being extremely useful. All in all, I think a case can be made for either skill build, depending on how aggresive one is being, yeah soraka CAN be aggresive, somewhat.
For once, lvl 1 starfall is NOT i repeat NOT enough to last hit. Sure it's range is quite awesome aswell as her normal hit but it isn't enough. I've played soraka 15-20 games and laning with someone like nunu, or someone with slow getting high starfall early with lvl 2-3 infuse and lvl 1 astral blessing is almost guaranteed a quite extreme harassment.
I've almost always been able to push my lane enemies off using the same strategy as the soraka in the Zoning vid posted in this vid . You might have one or two casualites but you always push them hard. As long as you don't make any major mistakes like autofollowing enemies with autoattacks and such, you do fine. ( it simply requires some skill, not much just some )
Your however correct about the magic penetration, soraka should aim for health by lvl and defense runes. You are also correct about mercury threads and aegis of the legion, even though both aegis of the legion and bashee's can be mid-late game items.
Soraka should start laning with someone that has abit higher survivability chance then other characters though, i atleast strongly suggest this. I believe that his high-ap guide is quite correct by skilling astral blessing and wish mid-late game.
You might consider me a nobody, but i consider myself to have enough experience with soraka to know what im talking about.
Feel free to flame >,<
Agressive AP
yes soraka can dominate. I agree with ur emphasis on the ROA and treads, but honestly soulstealer as her first item is the ****. If you know sorakas capabilties, ur spells are so powerful and make your team BOMB. Go for it!
I don't understand why people never get meja soulstealer on Soraka. With the new assist system, Soraka can get a crazy number of assists with her heals. Abuse it! I usually end a game with a 1/2/26. Sure, it's very hard to get 20 stacks in a single game, but 10 stacks combined with another 1-2 AP items is more than enough for her. You can then get the CD reduction items (Glacial Shroud etc) to make the most of Astral Blessing and Wish.
I stopped reading at maxing out starfall first
What about Randuin's on her? CD reduction, health, armor?
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