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Contrary to what most players expected, I believe Moonstone Renewer is still performing really well with our build this patch. I have been testing the durability patch changes with different builds, and aery/moonstone has given me the best results so far.

Due to the durability changes, I might consider Fimbulwinter as a core item too (works great with Spirit Visage and Moonstone Renewer, you have more time to stack it, extended fights need more mana and the shield can proc more often). The game got slower and there is no need to rush resistances as much as before, so buying only magic resist/armor components and not finishing them until later on seems like the way to go. Try experimenting with Moonstone->Fimbulwinter and see if the playstyle suits you.

Slowing down the game also means longer fights and more time to cycle through your abilities in skirmishes and teamfights - also giving you and your team more value out of Moonstone Renewer than before 12.10 (the main strength of this item is the shielding/healing it provides to your team and longer games mean more of these!).

To be honest, I also expected the W nerf to feel worse, but it does not, due to the longer fights karma excels at.

Grievous wounds have been hit really hard too, which is great for healing builds (for example, based on numbers alone even lifesteal against grievous wounds is stronger than before this patch, even if unreduced healing got weaker).

Overall, the build is in a good spot. I still need to test Sunfire Aegis/Divine Sunderer builds more, but Moonstone Renewer seems very viable and gets more value as the game goes on.

If by relay you mean Rylai's Crystal Scepter, no, I do not. The lack of ability haste makes it not worth an item slot with tank playstyle. The slow is not of use to us either, as your Q and E are enough to chase down or disengage.

Comet is good on mid (mage playstyle), but not so much with our ability haste based tank build. It simply does not provide the insane versatility and teamfight potential aery or phase rush give. Aery can also proc on auto-attacks, which makes your poke better than comet as you want to AA often. Comet is also outperformed by the sustain and scaling of grasp if you want to dominate the lane.

Hey! Not much has changed, but the current prefered build became Moonstone Renewer. I have updated items a bit too.

No hablo bien el español, pero seguro que intentaré probar cosas nuevas. ¡Gracias por el apoyo!

Thank you wholesome person! (And sorry for not replying earlier)

Thanks a lot!

Thanks for the kind words! I will try to update the guide more often after my university exams, so stay tuned!

I definitely want to update it but my time is very limited due to university work, so it may take longer than usual. Sorry for the inconvenience!

Glad to hear that! I would say that depends on your jungler. If you have a lot of spare time (for example if your opponent is passive and you pushed a huge wave, or you do not want to take fights but he freezes) and your jungler is around, it might be a good idea to go for Herald, as you win most 2v2 skirmishes due to the survivability you can provide both to you and to your jungler.

If you want to get better at calls and more comfortable with them, the only thing I can say is: Do not be scared of doing them. Bad calls are good for learning, so call your jungler for that herald, push, or whatever else objective there is to take. You learn more from mistakes than you do from games that go perfectly well - it makes you a better player in the long run!

Thanks, glad you like it! Indeed, her sustainability is unexpected most of the time - and that plays right into our cards.

Thank you so much for your kind words! Glad to hear that you are enjoying your time with my build. I believe Karma is made for top lane, so you definitely made a good choice!

Hey!
You sir, made my day. Your comment is exactly what keeps me positive about writing the guide!

First of all, I have been experimenting with different runes and playstyles for Karma and agree with most of the points you pointed out. Currently, I do not have enough experience for Electrocute opponents at my elo, but I will look into those. I believe Bone Plating is a great rune and definitely a way to go against any assassin or all-in matchup, as those champions are not going to give you as much time to heal yourself up, so yes, reducing the damage itself is a huge buff to tanks.
Conditioning is a good choice if you want to heavily depend on later stages of the game, yet Iron Skin and Mirror Shell are at maximum potential through the whole game, even more so when you are able to spam your healing.

For the IBG, you have two options of laning. First, you are against a opponent with a good wave clear or second, you are against a bruiser/fighter, focused on trades. For the first one, i would advise you to abuse your poke Sheen powerspike and zone out the opponent out of the wave, where you can poke him without pushing. You can use bushes for that, so you will poke and get rid of minion aggro right away. You can also Inner Flame ranged minions and finish them out with one auto-attack of IBG to clear them and continue poking. This is a bit risky, as it gives the enemy jungler a chance to gank whenever you are slowly pushing, yet most opponents will try to keep the minions out of their tower, so you will win trades and force them to either lose farm or sacrifice health.
Then, the second one - against fighters, you want to freeze the wave and provoke them for a fight in your minion wave, yet with IBG, you are likely to push the wave without your intention, right? In that case, you want to do a hard push to force them to farm under their tower. With your range, you should be able to poke them there too. Again, there is the risk of enemy jungler having a free gank, yet by that time, enemy laner should be poked down a chunk, making it hard for him to follow the gank fully. I believe you are mobile enough to escape, even if this does not work out.
These playstyles differ from champ to champ, but almost always work out.

Always try to feed up your marksman. You are to be fed from assists and your own lane anyway, most of the time. Try helping your jungler get ahead in counter-jungling, if possible. It is really easy to set a trap with your kit alone.

I have written an Riven matchup and played several Kled opponents - but they are often running the Precision tree instead of Domination. I can look into that, of course. Renekton players tend to be aggressive and vulnerable to ganks, as they abuse their cooldowns. Call for that early gank.

Thank you for the feedback. Updates will keep comming and if you want, we can discuss this further. Just PM me! ^^