How does this review work:I'll be going into four 'main' topics: Cheatsheet, Content, Presentation and What can be Improved?. All of these topics alone can turn a great guide into an even better one. Just knowing the ins and outs of your champion alone won't be enough if you're not able to properly convey said information. The end goal is always to make it easier for the readers that come to your guide of course.I'll specify these main categories with purple text within this review, as well as some subcategories which will mostly depend on your guide chapters and for that I'll use the following rating system:

Cheatsheet

>Runes: Adequate

I would personally remove the part in the notes that say "detailed sections about these runes later". The cheatsheet exists to be used quickly, as a reader if I wanted to know more about something, I will always come back to the guide later down the line and read it fully, but the cheatsheet will never be used to get in-depth information, you want quick info. Your other 3 rune pages explain so well why those pages are picked on Poppy, I think your 1st page about Aftershock should follow that route!

>Summoner Spells: Adequate

I'd remove the spells that are specifically tied to Unsealed Spellbook. If you're running this keystone, it's quite obvious enough already what you'll be running when using it (and if such cases need to be explained, you can explain that in more detail within the guide instead).

Reason for this is pretty simple, you say that Ignite is used as your main go-to spell, that means in around 95% of games, you'll never pick another spell. The remaining 5% is reserved for Exhaust or Ghost from what you explain, the focus should then be on these 3 spells only.

>Items: Adequate

The current favorite build doesn't need to include elixirs/wards etc., just have the 6 items you have to run, it looks better this way. At the same time, this doesn't contain a full build, with Boots of Swiftness it's 5 items, not 6, you're missing one.

Again the Core Tank Build feels less like a build and just the core items for a specific playstyle. Unless it's a full 6 item build, just rename it to "Core Tank Items" - I mean this is mostly what this part of the items is for.

Finishing build items should have notes explaining why each item actually is picked. If I am playing Poppy support, I'd like to know why she's so versatile, why should I buy Warmog's Armor? Why Fimbulwinter? What do these items do for me. If the notes become too long, split this section apart into more item sets for items that are relevant to eachother. These parts of the cheatsheet labelled "finishing build" is more or less "Situational Items" - items dependant purely on game state, as such I believe they should be explained. This becomes even more important when there are so many ways to play her, from Tank and Utility, to Assassin.

Likewise I believe you can remove the "Do not Purchase" section, if these items are terrible on Poppy, they do not have to be in the guide at all, it becomes self-explanatory that some items that are never talked about shouldn't be picked. A good example is this: If I play Ahri, I do not have to explain that Ahri shouldn't buy Infinity Edge - that's pretty obvious by itself. That philosophy works here as well. You do not buy Hullbreaker on her when playing support, you do not sidelane, if anything you roam for half the game instead.

>Ability Order: Exquisite

>Threats & Synergies: Exquisite

Content

>Introduction: Exquisite

Note: "Spoiler Exemple" should be -> "Spoiler Example"

>Poppy Support Current State, Patch Updates and News: Exquisite

>Poppy Support - Presentation and Abilities: Exquisite

>Runes and Summoner Spells: Adequate

The Hail of Blades section does not explain the purpose of Sorcery secondary with Celerity & Waterwalking which is present in the cheatsheet. Infact all other 2nd options are here but Sorcery, would love to know the explanation for why this is very good on Poppy with this particular assassin page. 😉

Phase Rush (and all accompanied runes) are never explained in this section whatsoever. Early on you say it's a risky but very effective rune page, so high risk high reward type of playstyle. If the page is good, I feel like it should also be explained.

As for the summoner spells, I feel like still Ignite or Exhaust will be used in 99% of games. Ideally you'd see all the other spells only when Unsealed Spellbook is present, otherwise it doesn't make much sense for support. The other spells (even Heal) are used so little you don't even see them in games.

>Items: Exquisite

Note: Here the full 6 item builds are explained, they should be in the cheatsheet too though!

>Combos and Mechanics: Exquisite

Note: I'd recommend to proofread these sections a bit more, some information (like Atakhan or their flowers) is outdated and no longer within the game.

>Pathing, Traps and Wall Hops: Exquisite

>Wards and Lane : Support Gameplay: Exquisite

>Poppy Support E-Sport History: Exquisite

Note: Personally I feel like this section is pointless, more so in the way that knowing or not knowing this information will not make you a better Poppy support player. Your choice whether to keep it or not though!

>Personal Highlights: Exquisite

>Thoughts, Skins and Fanarts: Exquisite

>Special Thanks: Exquisite

Presentation

> Execution: Adequate

The formatting and overall presentation of your guide is very well made. I really enjoyed how a lot of sections were coded, the only reason I feel like it's not "perfect" is purely because while some sections are well made, others aren't. Some sections either have very basic code or no code at all (a lot of places use center tags very often), I feel like these sections could be a bit more tidy!

As such, here are a few coding guides that we already have on the site that could help you if you'd be willing to dedicate some of your time to learning it (or if you just want some more quick templates to make your guide look a bit more tidy):

- Making A Guide (has lots of free to use templates)
- BBCode Guide (the actual bbcode guide if you'd want to know how different codes work)
- A Table Coding Guide (talks about the bbcode that is called tables)
- Responsive Columns (talks about responsive columns; mainly for mobile side coding)

>Theme of guide (color scheme): Decent

This is probably the only part of the guide that's lacking, it doesn't have the most cohesive color theme. Green & Yellow seems to be the main color for the entire guide, but it's very sporadically used. It might not be the best color palette either. For example some sections at the start of the guide has these colors predominantly and used quite a lot while other sections towards the end of the guide starts to use them less and less (or other colors). I would try to make the color theme more consistent! Right now it's a very good start though.

What can be Improved?

Making guides more extensive takes a very long time and a lot of dedication. With that said, I do believe that your main focuses aside from what you've already got going should be placed on:

- How to Play when you're getting ganked, both by your own & opposing jungler, how does that 2v3 work?
- Wave Management - Supports have them as well, most typical one seen is the support holding waves for the ADC to catch, due to improper laning or otherwise - it's touched on very briefly
- Lane Priority - What is this concept and how is it used, as a laner your jungler is at full mercy to you, whoever is able to comfortably push their lane can help their junglers faster whenever they intend to do something
- How do you play Poppy during teamfights? As the support, who's your main focus? Should you play defensive, or offensive? Do your items or runes impact your decisions on how to play?
- How do you play Poppy when ahead or behind? Do you have to play differently if you're going 0/5/0 and you're useless vs going 3/2/17 and you're winning? If you're losing, can roaming benefit you? Can leaving lane benefit you? If so, why?

Overall Thoughts

You've got a well made guide here, I think if you continue to polish the sections of the guide some more and make the cheatsheet a little easier to understand, I'm confident this guide can become a solid resource for anyone hoping to pick up a champion like Poppy in Support. She's such a different pick in this type of role so it's always fun to see guides like these. I hope this review is of help and I wish you good luck on your journey. :)