Hello this is my first guide I've written so I will be coming back periodically to spice it up but as of right now I'm still learning to make this look nice. So as for now just try the build and give me some feedback and I'll in corporate it in. But I can assure you, you won't be short of anything but legendary with this Diana build.

These are the basic runes that I use, they are also the runes recommended by Phreak in the Champion Spotlight for Diana

Phreak recommended because in this build, we do not use Ignite so there is no purpose in putting a point into Summoner's Wrath .

I start with Boots and Health Potionx3. With Diana's Pale Cascade as well as masteries, there is no reason to get Cloth Armor and the extra Health Potion's as it will be won't be needed. I start at Wolves while getting a leash on Blue Buff. Followed by Wraiths, back to Wolves, then onto Red Buff. Once you overcome Level 4 at which point you would pick up Moonfall. This is where your ganking becomes obsolete which I'll explain it's power in Diana's skill sequence.


As you continue to jungle/gank and you happen to be back at shop, you come to the crossroads between Rylai's Crystal Scepter and Malady. Both wonderful items and if you can buy them both at the same time that's wonderful. But in most cases you won't be able to so let's break them down.

Rylai's Crystal Scepter Pick up when you're doing a lot of ganking/lane support. You don't have time to recall after every time you go to help so with the health boost and the slow, it can increase your chances at getting a gank, that way you're at least getting gold and experience.

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Malady I choose this over Rylai's in the situation where my lanes don't need help and I rarely never leave my jungle at all. The bonus Ability Power allows her passive Moonsilver Blade to hit for much more and faster. With these 2 bonuses, you'll be clearing jungle so fast you might start counter-jungling simply because there are none left in yours, and it's even cheaper!

As for the rest of the build, I would follow to the nail.

Nashor's Tooth allows to you to start out-damaging other AD carrys and start soloing Dragon.

Rabadon's Deathcap should put your AP around 500. At this point your damage is almost at it's peak aside from Elixirs. You've now reached Pentakill material if it is still early enough in the game before people start building defensive.

Warmog's Armor is in this build because people start to see you damage and will begin to focus you. But have no fear when you add another 1.1k health or so. Also in combination with Pale Cascade and Warmog's Armor's HP5, you'll now be able to solo Baron! No Lifesteal or Spell Vamp required.