Hey there! I'm so glad you liked my guides ^_^ I've been pretty busy lately so I haven't gotten a chance to see how Lulu is fairing in Season 6, but I will definitely have this updated soon!

hey just wanted to drop by and say i love your guides any chance you update for season 6

I haven't had the time to write a guide for my favorite champion Lulu, but it would be 100% close to this. Everything from top to bottom is something i've mentioned or said to someone before when asked how to play or build Lulu.

The ONLY difference that i make over you sometimes is based on how much focus i'm obtaining. Usually when a game is going well i run the same general build as you, but i'll opt for an early Zhonya's Hourglass as a fourth or fifth item as a delay tactic for my team to react as teams begin to all in aggressive lulus in team fight scenarios. It's actually a root cause of a large majority of my wins since even with something like Randuin's Omen or Frozen Heart, it can protect you against a crucial cc or burst. Obviously extremely situational but yeah. Highly impressive guide.

Not Emoriam but I just wrote a little bit on the new item in my support thread here.

For the lazy: it's a good (albeit situational) luxury item if you and your team don't need any utility items like Locket of the Iron Solari AND you're playing with an autoattack reliant ADC like Jinx.

What about the new Zekes item? 50% critchance for 8 second is insanely strong, and lategame it should almost guarantee a 100% critchance on your carry. The 20% ap boost will give you a small boost to all your abilities, which is always nice. Lastly, 50 ap, 30 armor, and 10% cdr for only 2300 gold is extremly cost efficent. Also, the Numbers on the ability section is a little missleading. But aside from that, i really enjoyed Reading this, both easy to read and informative ^^

A few inaccuracies in your guide.
Ashe has been changed, she no longer has the "guaranteed crit hit" as you referenced.
You should add Jinx, she has great synergy with lulu.
In fact, any AS steroid late game hyper carry works very well with lulu, because of Pix. (KogMaw, Kalista, Vayne, Tristana, etc.)
On these champs, Ardent Censer is core! You mention this, but I do not understand why it isn't on the top list. Especially since the changes, it makes your ADCs dmg hard to build against, because they also deal magic dmg from Pix + Censer.

I love Lulu, thanks for posting this guide! I hope my Bard guide gets so famous as this one ^^

Unfortunately, peasants don't have the honor of owning that wonderful, wonderful skin. We are in the minority, after all :^)

You forgot to note that you are not allowed to play Lulu unless you have the Winter Wonderland skin for her as it is blasphemy for based lord Lulu

I'm glad you liked the guide! :)

1. As a support, you will rarely, if ever, need to splitpush. If you're getting Banner of Command, it'll be to help someone else on your team or to build up pressure in other lanes while you and your team pressure elsewhere. So yes, it could potentially be an alternative item :)

However, in terms of item importance, I'd have to say Locket outweighs BoC. It gives a shield that scales with level, which is probably more useful in 90% of games. In addition, it is a little cheaper (200g), which makes it easier on the limited budget of the support xD

2. One of the main problem with Rylai's is the price tag on it. Morellonomicon is 2300 gold, Twin Shadows is 2400, and Rylai's is 2900. That's 500 gold, which is the worth of a shut down. In addition, it doesn't provide very much for your team. Yes, it gives you AP, but so do Morellonomicon and Twin Shadows. The slow is negligible, considering you already have an 80% slow on your spammable Q.

Solid guide, though I have two questions:

1. Banner of Command is more effective than Ardent Censer when you need to split push or siege around mid-game. Any reason why that isn't listed as situational option over locket?

2. I'm noticing that you have no poke built-in which Lulu can do rather easily. I mean Morello fits, Sorc boots help you do around the same thing, and Frost Queen already gives an available disengage in case things get messy. What I'm getting at is that Rylai's also fits if you need a more dedicated poke than Twin Shadows. If you're being thorough, I just would like to know why Rylai's wasn't explained.

To summarize all of this, I'm saying that there is nothing here stating which items are not adequate even though they look to be (either because they're lackluster or aren't exactly viable due to other items being better). Anyway, +1'd.