In a good game you can get a Greaves at around 22min, it you are in a team with early pushing its perfect. Its not an item you build every single lane tho.Īnd as a support you either rush Mek/Greaves or you dont make it at all.

Its in a good spot rn, imo, if you're dealing with slow but constant dmg its good. 5 HP it isnt always better like it used to be.

Its always a balance between it and the consumables, it was pretty strong for a while there with Mangoes and Salves nerfed, but after it lost that. From 7.25 to now, Headress lost 3 stats, got more expensive and lost. It changes from patch to patch, so be on the lookout for which one is better for the laning stage: passive regen or consumables.

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