uhhh.. ur guide's name, absolute 0 reason to use anivia? ahahaha

Oh, turn on comment to vote, as well.

Skillset is incorrect. An ability should be maxed by level 9.

Masteries are weird and aren't ideal. Those extra 3 points should go into Havoc . If you're speccing 9 points into defense, you're probably better off getting Veteran's Scars . But tbh, you should be speccing 9 into Utility, not defense.

DKitten is also generally correct in that Rabadon's Deathcap should really be rushed over completing Archangel's Staff.

Mejai's Soulstealer is not a late-game item. It is a snowball item, which means getting it earlier is more beneficial in order to steamroll mid-game. Late game, Rabadon's Deathcap provides more AP and there are better items for CDR which you have already built, like Athene's Unholy Grail.

Your guide suffers huge walls-of-text problems. If you want to have people read your guide, at least make it so it is easier for them to read. Remember your audience - they are likely to be newbies who want to learn Anivia. They don't want to trudge through 6-7 sections of text.

Provisional -1.

You should have Seeker's Armguard early if against an AD Mid (like Vi or Talon) and upgrading to Athene's Unholy Grail and Archangel's Staff can wait until later in the game. AAS isn't worth it until you have mana built up on Tear of the Goddess, and you're better off spending that gold on a Rabadon's Deathcap ASAP.

I think that I divided the game up into the periods of time that it takes to buy these items. In other words, if it takes you 25 minutes to by the first three, then so be it, that is your early game. I finish this entire build all the time.

As for walls of text, I could care less if that diverts away people. The information put there is what's important. If you, or someone else wants pretty pictures like a two year old, go color.

SO you think I'll be able to finish Archangel's Staff, Sorcerer's Shoes and Athene's Unholy Grail early game? That pretty much requires you to to get 30 kills by the 10 minutes mark :P. Other than that, the guide is literally nothing but walls of text. I can bet that not even 1% of the people that click on this guide will read more than 10 words of this guide. Avoid walls of text and make use of colors/images/videos