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That being said, unless you have someone else on your team who would benefit from the AS (like Irelia, Twitch, Jax... anyone who is AA-reliant) then you can afford to skip or at the very least delay Ardent when Jhin is your ADC.
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What you're recommending as a build (both ardent, redempt, miakel solari AND the AP one if I sadly go spellthief's) are in the guide as recommended build paths.
For runes, my build cheat sheet doesn't recommend the healing or shielding green runes, those are just options in the guide itself. My build recommends Cosmic Insight and cookies.
I understand what you mean by saying Coin is wiser. In many circumstances - when you're in soloQ with an unfamiliar ADC, against all-inners, etc - you will want to take Coin.
However, in an ideal world Spellthief's is your go-to. You WANT to play poke Janna, be aggressive, get AP and make a big impact early game if you can. That should be, imo, your default and that's why it's in my cheatsheet as the #1 option.
If you're in a position where you can't play aggressively - like I said a bad matchup for example - then you go with the next best thing and take Coin, protect your ADC and go for a more conventional utility-based build.
And yeah you're right, Janna is a notorious Leona counter. I mention that in the abilities chapter under Zenith Blade :)
Thanks,
~moon
Thanks,
~moon
One other thing that makes guides look more organized are indents in the text. Sometimes I'll make an empty column to the left of my text so that the text itself is more to the right. You can do this with icons too and I tend to do that in all my guides.
Adding titles makes things look more neat as well, whether they are just larger sized coloured pieces of text or pictures. In your guide I don't think you emphasized your subtitles enough. For example, Sorcery and Domination are the same size and just a slightly different colour. A better way to emphasize it would be with the [size=5][/size] command for example, and a nicer colour than white and red (red hurts eyes, use pleasant colours like lilac, olive green, baby blue etc) I get my colour codes here https://www.webpagefx.com/web-design/color-picker/
So in short, having glossed over the guide, make sure to have equal space everywhere. Center your images and videos. Emphasize titles. Indent text periodically to break the repetition of big blocks of text that followe eachother, with or without icons on the left or right. Pick a colour scheme and stick to it. Don't have random flashy colours everywhere and don't colour entire blocks of text, only for emphasis. Pick a colour one that matches with your banners and pick a pleasant, easy on the eyes, colour if you can.