Thanks for the feedback. I'll work on adding some more info for his other roles soon.

Thanks! Yeah ghost can be great, given the right circumstances. I've been noticing some high elo Sion mains take ghost every game, while others take flash every game. It's mostly preference. People are starting to realize that ghost is a great option as well now.

Flash is great because it's versatile and easy to use. It is obviously best for dodging a single ability or getting over walls, etc. It is also great for comboing with abilities such as E or R, though flash combos aren't particularly useful for Sion compared to some other champions.

Ghost is great for more specific reasons and is less versatile in my opinion. The best arguments for ghost are that it is a shorter cooldown, lasts a long time, and it scales with level. It is ideal for extended fights and trades, allowing you to stick to opponants in situations where they would normally outrun you. It is also great for teamfights because it lasts a long time and the duration is extended on takedowns. I find it to be incredibly useful when freezing the enemy minion wave at your tower. Once the enemy comes up to farm, (assuming you are stronger than them) you can throw an E at them and Ghost to run them down and kill them. They have to run all the way back to their tower and can't outrun you.

Overall, I suggest trying them both out and see which you think works best for you. Ghost is a bit more of an aggressive option and will work better with more aggressive builds. Flash is more versatile and safe. There's never a bad game to take flash in. Taking ghost can make you especially vulnerable against certain Junglers who need to land a skill shot on you, like Elise, so you'll have to be more observant of the enemy jungler and react quickly.

I think you're right but I do think it has some use cases for tank Sion, even top lane. I should definitely lower it in priority compared to the other options. I think it could be useful in lanes where you cannot do auto attack trades very often like Teemo. One could argue that Comet or Spellbook would be better in that situation though but I do think it depends on what you are looking for. The main use case I can think of is if you are the only engage champ on your team and/or you are duoing/flexing with someone who plays hypercarries and you want to provide more peel while sacrificing some lane power and damage. I will lower it in priority and change the description, thanks for the suggestion!

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Hmm, that's interesting. I never really thought about Mikael's as an option. I do think it has potential but I doubt it could be better than other options in most situations. Spirit Visage, while more expensive also increases shield strength by 25% (an additional 5% for himself over Mikael's) as well as giving +450 health (Mikael's gives 0) and 40 MR (Mikael's actually gives 10 more MR). Mikael's does give slightly more MR and Ability Haste than Spirit Visage but I don't think it's enough to compensate for the loss of 450 health and 5% extra healing and shielding that Spirit Visage gives over Mikael's, as well as the +100% base health regen. Now, for the mana regen, I think that would be a good reason to go Mikael's over something like Spirit Visage. You're right, Sion does have a lot of mana issues and tends to run out fast and Riot unfortunately removed most mana tank options from the game. Over time Sion mains tend to learn how to manage their mana well and start with items like Corrupting Potion and take Biscuits in runes to help negate the mana problem. These choices are generally enough to not run out of mana as long as you are not spamming your abilities on cooldown, which is a skill Sion mains need to learn. I do think Mikael's could definitely have a place for a newer Sion main that isn't very good at managing mana. Also I could see it being used if you have like a Brand support or really any mage support and a fed hypercarry adc like Vayne, the Vayne will need peel so the Mikael's active could be very nice for that. It could also be good on Sion support in general, I think that could be a great option because it's cheaper and cost effective. You could even pair it with Locket on Sion support for an increased shield. Overall, I think it's definitely an option and could work early-mid game but the difference in raw stats will be noticed in the later game so it probably wouldn't be better than other options except for niche situations where you need the active or you just keep running out of mana on Sion. Also, I did not mention it before, but Frozen Heart is a classic, great option for Sion if you need mana. The only problem with Frozen Heart is that it doesn't give any tank stats besides a ton of armor (and the attack speed slow passive) so it isn't good against teams that have heavy magic damage. I definitely want to give Mikael's a try now though, that sounds like a really interesting option and I honestly never really thought about it before.