Coming online when the laning phase is more or less done with has killed an important aspect of the build’s appeal. On top of this, Puttin’ on a Clinic and A Card to Play now also compete with much stronger choices, making them less appealing at the level 13 and 20 tiers respectively. Part of the old version’s viability came from the fact that Quick Fingers came online at level 4 and provided twice the amount cooldown reduction that Puttin’ on a Clinic did, making it an earlier, stronger choice. This allowed Raynor to “snowball” team fights after a single fortunate kill, and trade or push very effectively while laning.ĭespite the fact that corresponding talents are still available, the build is but a shell of its former self. The build hinged upon the massive amount of cooldown reduction provided by Hero and Minion kills to use abilities much more often than they were tuned around. Some of the latest build development for Raynor revolved around his old, now-removed, Trait Lead from the Front, and the Quick Fingers talent. We had a couple of goals for Raynor’s changes: Allow for multiple builds (previously we felt that an auto-attack build was the only encouraged and viable option). Raynor is the big Talent revamp release for this patch.
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