Thanks, even though the guide has not been completed yet. I just need a bit more time, I promise it will be complete by Friday, 13/01/2012 at the latest. Thank you all for your support.

Personally I'd say that 30 magic resist isn't enough throughout the game. Getting a catalyst the protector into Banshee's Veil during the mid-game instead of that second revolver is surprisingly good. If the reason you want more spell vamp is because your sustain isn't great enough, catalyst the protector is probably one of the best items to get.

Otherwise you tend to find that a stun and the burst from Annie, Veigar or Malzahar to name but a few mages can end your life very quickly. Spell vamp to survive doesn't help when you can't cast spells.

Overall though, you've put a lot of effort into the guide so far, so I'm upvoting you. Good job :)

Thanks. I'm trying to get everything typed out and saved before I publish, so the next update might take quite a while. I'm also testing out several builds for her.

For now, I'd say that the second Hextech Revolver is kind of a luxury and situational item. Will of the Ancients provides quite a good amount of both AP and Spell Vamp at a low price so I think that's compulsory. Other than that, only Rabadon's Deathcap seems to be core, since the lategame items depend a lot on how the game is going. I'll add those differences here.

Since you cant stack Hextech Gunblade anymore, if you are looking for a solid spellvamp build, I would think you would want as much AP along with spell vamp ability. Maxing out spellvamp to 100% would probably net you more life than 50%...but hopefully you would already know simple math. Now, seeing as you didnt add any spell vamp quints, or even go into spell vamp into the utility tree, you are completely dependant on items, so WoA and Gunblade I think build up that spell vampiness...I would also include that spirit armor or whatever it's called cause it will increase the effects even more while protecting you some at the same time...just a thought...but that's if you are going for a heavy spell vamp build. I rather just concentrate on dealing damage, cause her output on damage is insane and you shouldnt really need the spellvamp much at all since she has her own built in effect. But everyone has their own play style and I am no expert, so looks good so far if that is what you want. :)

The Hextech Gunblade at the end was actually when you have a full item build and there's nothing else you can do but upgrade the Hextech Revolver. I tested it out and getting 40% Spell Vamp with Will of the Ancients and Hextech Revolver really helps to make the amount of HP recovered by the Spell Vamp more noticeable. It also only costs 3300 Gold in total, unlike a Rod of Ages that would cost more.

I suppose I could always sell off that Doran's Ring for another AP item rather than upgrade the second Hextech Revolver, but most games won't last that long that you can even complete the Rylai's Crystal Scepter.

EDIT: I think what I meant in the first post was to temporarily hold off voting first until I finish the build so that the votes would be fair.

yeah... so... what?

Agree with Elmus though. I wouldn't recommend getting a gunblade on top of a WotA.

Spell vamp with Ahri is my favorite way to go but,(imo) the Gunblade is overkill especially late game. Keep in mind that once you do have some spell vamp, more ability power also gives more health back. Awesome runes and masteries, and I can't wait to read the rest of the guide!

Heya! Build is currently incomplete, will be working to finish the build as fast as I can. Would like it if you could hold off commenting until I finish up the build (probably in a day or two).

In the meantime, you can always offer some comments and criticisms on the build while I'm getting it done.