Nice guide, this is a solid build ( similar to the build i use on Malphite).


Take my vote.
( maybe you can read and vote my guide too )

Hall right, to any and all who have felt that my guild lacked Eye Candy, I have added a good bit of it and explained a few things a little better (or maybe worse). Just let me know what I can improve upon in regards to formatting/grammar/spelling/unclear or ambiguous statements.

A near perfect build IMO. Besides the other comments about making the guide prettier, its amazing. Explain clarity choice please, i know he is mana hungry but, people hate on clarity and want to know why you choose it. Explain how to play your solo top, and when to harass and HOW. The order of the spells to kill someone 1V1 1V2 2V2 ETC. Bad match-ups Good match-ups and when to back down from a fight as malph. Thanks +1 ^^

As much as one gets lazy with making a build, in terms of BBC coding, grammar, and such. It's almost a waste of time in writing a build without basic formatting and pictures, as it won't get much response. Needless to say, you have a good build and guide, and it'd be sad to see it go unnoticed due to the lack of 'eye candy'.

For your masteries in the offence tree, you should get 1 point in summoner's wrath as it gives 5 AP rather then the 1 AP from Mental Force . Also, as much as I see the use in Clarity, I think Teleport, Flash, Exhaust, or even Heal would work much better with him. Instead of Thornmail, you should build a Randuin's Omen. The only reason I believe this is better is because Thornmail is very gimmicky in the fact they need to have fed AD carries for it to be worth it. Otherwise Randuin's Omen beats it in every way possible. Frozen Heart+ Randuin's Omen's active wrecks the enemy completely.

+1 for the effort, and hopefully the changes will take place!

I'll be perfectly honest; While I did want to make a guide, I did not particularly feel like putting a lot of effort into the actual coding side of things. While I do know how (since its just HTML), I just did not want to take the time. I am aware that I am a dull writer, and careless when it comes to grammar/spelling. What can I say, I'm lazy.

On a side note, I did forget to write about the sorcerer's shoes; in regards to that I will be remedying that issue, and how I often handle those is by selling the ninja tabi and getting the sorcerer's shoes after everything else is built. The reason for the late game switch is so that I can get the early game durability from the tabi, then switch them for more damage when I don't need that durability. As for sight wards, I get them as needed, (will be stated in guide after fix since I failed to mention those as well.)

Very dull and carelessly written, but the build is interesting and if played with is weaknesses in mind, can very much destroy any enemy. I see some potential in this guide, if you make an effort to improve your coding, overview and content... +1

You might wanna turn on comment to vote in the guide creation toolbar and look up some of the top tire Coding guides if you want to get into the top guides. Sorcerer's Shoes, Clarity, Sight Wards, and more are debatable and might be used as alternatives to others, they don't make your build better or worse than others, but they might need some explanation, though.

EDIT: Very good work on BBCode and more in-depth...