LeBlanc Build Guide by Fuzzmonkey

Hi, my name is Fuzzmonkey. I've been a League of Legends player since pre-season 4. I've mained Mid lane since season 5 and mainly played LeBlanc since. I found that she was the champion that suited me the most since I mainly played assassins across all other types of games. I peaked Diamond 2 at the highest in Season 6, but always hung around Mid Diamond since then. My goal at the moment is to hit Masters on EUW, and will be updating this guide regularly to show you guys that even you yourself can get to where you want to be in SoloQ with her.



I am currently Diamond 3 on EUW. I stream everyday on my Twitch channel where I teach my audience how to play LeBlanc and League in general. I also upload to my Youtube channel as well. Feel free to come over and ask me anything! I'd be glad to answer any questions! ^_^

I mean, who doesn't like dashing round the map one shotting people. Like, c'mon...

Since I started playing League I wanted to find a type of assassin which could do it all, and LeBlanc had multiple reasons as to why I wanted to start maining her:

PROS:

+ High mobility
+ Insane burst damage
+ Easy escapes (JUKES!)
+ Decent waveclear (yes, even after revert)
+ High snowball potential
+ EXTREMELY FUN TO LEARN

CONS:

- Auto attack animation makes it hard to farm
- Falls behind if not farmed up well
- Squishy
- Extremely high skill cap
- Hard to carry with

Here you can find some short montages and highlights on Youtube.

HIGHLIGHTS

Since LeBlanc is aggressive in lane, you should take Ignite so you're able to snowball easier, roam and help your team mates. You pretty much always want to take Flash as well. Since the revert, LeBlanc was originally better taking Teleport but, because she lost some of her split push potential, it's now better to apply more kill pressure on your opponent with Ignite.



This summoner is not so bad if you are unable to apply kill pressure on your opponent during laning phase. If you're decent at making Teleport plays with previous experience, this can also be another reason to take it. Otherwise, as stated above I would almost (90% of the time) take Ignite.



Probably the next best summoner spell after Teleport but only take this if you're really not comfortable around hard CC champions. With the likes of Sejuani, Rammus, Skarner and Amumu in the jungle this summoner can be useful. Also against mid laners such as, Veigar, Morgana and even Twisted Fate it could potentially help you if you're struggling.



I wouldn't really take this summoner but, if you're really uncomfortable against match ups like Zed, Syndra, Katarina and other high burst assassins then Exhaust can work. But, over the kill pressure you have in lane with Ignite it's completely up to you about how you feel with the particular match up.



Barrier could work in the same way Exhaust is used, but in most circumstances Exhaust just does a better job at cutting the damage that assassins dish out. Personally, none of these summoners have a significant use with LeBlanc. You would potentially be negating a lot of your kill pressure/roaming potential if you were to take one of these. I would highly suggest sticking to one of the above summoners which I have given a reason for taking.

Below, you will find the runes that I particularly think are the best runes to run on the current LeBlanc. Towards the bottom of this section I have added Alternative runes bit in case you want to try an alternative set of runes.

Same with practically any assassin Electrocute will be your bread and butter rune on LeBlanc. With this rune, you will need to hit all of your pre-6 abilites in order for it to proc. At level 2 you will need to add an auto attack after hitting a successful Q + W combo for Electrocute to proc. As long as you hit 3 of your abilities you should do enough damage to either one shot someone or get them extremely low. Please bear in mind that Ethereal Chains only adds one stack to your Electrocute even when you proc your root on the target.

This is definitely the best choice of rune for LeBlanc. With the guaranteed cooldown on Distortion, you will be able to get the extra magic penetration every time you initiate on to your opponent.

Since LeBlanc's mobility is so effective for roaming and helping round the map, this rune is perfect for her. Once she has been able to fully stack it off of all the Solo and assisted kills whilst roaming, she will gain bonus AP damage to help her for the mid to late game.

This rune will now be the best rune for LeBlanc since the revert and the Patch 8.11 changes. This rune will effectively be replacing The Ultimate Hat from the sorcery tree. LeBlanc has always been one of the assassin's to have an low ultimate cooldown compared to other assassin's. Using this rune reduces the cooldown even more which is brilliant on her. At rank 3 ultimate with 40% CDR through items, your ultimate will be on an incredible 15 second cooldown once you've slain each member of the opposing team. Multiple ult's in one fight!

LeBlanc is a lane bully and needs as much extra power as possible to kill her opponent multiple times so she can snowball properly. The extra 20-60 (based on level) damage in lane is enough to probably kill someone who is looking to survive after you've Ignited them and end up dying due to Scorch damage.

Likewise with Ultimate Hunter, having all of your abilities on a low cooldown just makes LeBlanc a killing machine let alone a juke machine. With Transcendence you have a very low cooldown on Distortion especially once maxed at level 9. This will make roaming a lot quicker and more damage output in teamfights. PLUS, more jukes!

In the higher elo's and pro play, wards are a must and most will buy one every time they back. So, you will start to notice that a lot of people will switch out Eyeball Collection for Zombie Ward. Another reason is because you won't be acquiring as many kills in the higher elo's, so fully stacking Eyeball Collection probably won't happen the majority of the time.

You can also swap out either Transcendence or Scorch for Celerity. Main reason for this is to help with roaming. Since LeBlanc is a very big roaming champion, prioritising movement speed over %CDR is a preferred for players who do like to roam a lot. Again, you will be sacrificing CDR which could be the difference in having an ability up in team fight (and potentially killing someone) than waiting an extra few seconds for an ability to come up (and potentially missing out on a kill).

I was also thinking about Gathering Storm as an option. The bad side to taking this rune is that LeBlanc doesn't scale extremely well into the late game. Taking something like Transcendence, Scorch or Celerity can do a much better job at helping you snowball earlier on. The only reason that you could take this is if you're not too good at applying kill pressure on your laner. This would then be a viable time to perhaps try Gathering Storm and seeing if a bit of extra AP can help you in some late game teamfights.



Since the Patch 8.16 domination and sorcery rune nerfs, early burst damage isn't as effective as it was. This means that mages/fighters have been returning to the meta and sustain is now key. A lot of the pro mid laners have now been running Biscuit Delivery and Time Warp Tonic to help them against the difficult/annoying match ups. Time Warp Tonic gives you an extra 20% of time when you use your potions and Biscuit Delivery. Also, when popping a Corrupting Potion you'll receive a 5% movement speed buff for the active duration. This can help you move in for a sneaky trade on your opponent.

Biscuit Delivery as it says, puts a biscuit in your inventory once every 3 minutes. Again, this is fantastic for increased sustain and will be extremely useful for those trades that don't go so well or poke that you can not handle.

I've also been getting quite a lot of requests to talk about Minion Dematerializer. Simple answer is, if you simply can not farm with LeBlanc properly even with tons of practice, take this. Use it mainly on cannon minions, minions that will get you a level up advantage (good ol' level 2/3 powerspike) or if you think a minion is going to hit the turret with the wrong health meaning you won't be able to last hit it with auto's.

JUST A FINAL NOTE: Once again, I would only recommend taking the Inspiration rune tree, if you were up against a champion who you think you'd struggle against. Doran's Ring with the domination/sorcery runes is still a great option in lane if you're good at all in'ing your opponent, hitting all your skill shots and managing your mana well. KNOW YOUR LIMITS.


Going to make this short and sweet. Time Warp Tonic is still viable after the 8.22 change. There is nothing wrong with it. Personally, I'd just keep an eye on the match ups. If you're comfortable with who you're going to be facing then switch to the sorcery tree. If you think you're going to struggle a little then stick with inspiration.

Since mobafire have now allowed us to do multiple rune pages and put explanations as to why you should take the specific rune page, I'm going to be updating the runes section at the top of this guide every patch. Main reason for this is because, I'm adding way too many additional paragraphs to this chapter and it will become a huge scroll for a lot of you.

Below you can find LeBlanc's abilities. I will be explaining what they do, what order to max and how to effectively use them.



As mentioned above, you pretty much always want to max Distortion> Sigil of Malice> Ethereal Chains. This is because her Distortion is reverted and now deals massive damage and provides mobility, the perfect assassin ability. Next is Sigil of Malice since this will be where you get your burst from due to the mark damage on her Q. As always, Ethereal Chains will be the last to max since you're not always guaranteed to hit a chain whereas your Q and W are much easier to hit. Laning phase is also difficult to hit chains as well, especially if your opponent is standing behind minions all the time.



This is LeBlanc's original passive. When LeBlanc falls below 40% maximum health, she becomes stealthed for 1 second and creates a clone of herself, which lasts for 8 seconds or until killed.

To cut to the chase, this is LeBlanc's way of saying "guess which one I am". When LeBlanc is stealthed, this means she is totally invisible (cannot be revealed by a Control Ward). Once unstealthed both you and a clone will be running. This is now your chance to try and 'juke' the opponent(s). You will be able to control the clone with ALT+Right click, but won't be able to control your actual LeBlanc until you let go of the ALT key. So if you're attempting an effective juke, make sure that you have already started to position your actual LeBlanc before you start controlling your clone.



Deals magic damage and applies Sigil of Malice for 4 seconds.
Damaging the marked target with any other ability consumes the Sigil, dealing bonus magic damage.

This is LeBlanc's bread and butter ability. Any other ability that is used within the 4 seconds of the sigil being on the target, will detonate the sigil and do Sigil of Malice mark damage + the ability used damage. This is what creates massive burst damage and will either leave your opponent very low or one shotting them (depending on how fed you are).

Every time that you do go in to damage your opponent try to make sure that there is a sigil on your target before using another ability, this will really help with your all-in's during laning phase too.



Dashes to target location, dealing magic damage to enemies in the target area.
For the next 4 seconds, she can activate Distortion again to return to her starting location.

LeBlanc's mobility + lots of damage spell. This can be used in multiple ways but must always be used with caution, as this could be casted at the wrong time and get you into a lot of trouble. Positioning correctly with this spell during skirmishes/team fights can scare your opponents and give them very little time to react to your 'assassination potential'.

Use your Distortion to jump over walls to surprise your enemies and use it to get away from your opponents too if you seem to get caught in a bad position.

Remember that since this ability now has big base damage, it will also be your source for waveclearing. With the new Luden's Tempest this has made LeBlanc's waveclear a hell of a lot easier because of the base damage revert + the Luden's Tempest passive damage. So make sure to utilise this combination to maximize ability efficiency.



Launches a chain that shackles the first unit hit to LeBlanc, dealing magic damage and granting True Sight of the unit.
If the target remains shackled for 1.5 seconds they are rooted for 1.5 seconds and take magic damage.

This is LeBlanc's only form of CC and is the hardest ability to hit. Hitting your chains is crucial and can be the difference between you saving yourself and getting yourself killed if missed. Likewise for getting a kill too.

Your Ethereal Chains are also a way to lock down targets that try to get to your carries. It can also help lock down priority targets as well for your team to finish off if you don't have any other abilities up. Once connecting a chain, chucking in a Sigil of Malice before the chain roots will add a massive amount of burst the to target.

Chains have also been adjusted a little bit since the revert and now have a little less range so your 'assassination potential' will require you to be a little closer to your target if you're still looking to assassinate from a distance.



LeBlanc mimics her most recent spell, casting it again.
Each ability’s damage is altered in its mimic form.

Her ultimate ability can be used in so many different ways depending on the situation.
Always bear in mind what ability you used last just in case you accidently use the wrong Mimic ability and end up putting yourself in a bad situation.

Using the Mimic version of your Sigil of Malice will add a lot of burst damage to the next normal ability used. This can also be used to surprise the enemy too, since the mark damage on the ult version of your Sigil of Malice in empowered as well.

A Mimic version of your Distortion is mainly used for either escape or getting to the back line to kill a carry. Sometimes if you see the enemy team grouping up extremely close together, you can double Distortion on top of them to deal a lot of damage for your team to then finish off. This is risky and will leave you vulnerable with no escape and can get you killed. This can depend if you used it from over a wall or not.

I particularly only use the Mimic version of Ethereal Chains if I am looking to lock someone/multiple targets down. Since LeBlanc specialises in single target damage it's very unlikely that this version of Mimic would be used. Again, this can be situational and depending on if the enemy team are running a 'protect the carry composition', running a lot of tanks or even multiple gapcloser champions, such as Elise, Camille and many more.

Below, I will be showing you what items you can buy and will give a brief description about why the item can be good/situational/bad on LeBlanc

As with most mages/AP assassin's Doran's Ring is the standard starting item as it gives AP, HP and +6 mana every time you last hit a minion. Since Leblanc is quite mana hungry, it isn't fully recommend to go this start unless you're against an easy matchup (see match ups at the top of this page). I'd highly recommend taking Corrupting Potion to most match ups since you will need a lot of sustain. The only other reason I'd say to take Doran's Ring is if you're good at last hitting minions, since they've given it's old passive back in season 11.

This has always been an option if you think you're going to struggle against your lane opponent or, take too much poke from them without being able to trade efficiently. Corrupting Potion will help you sustain most of the laning phase, and will probably require you to back only a few times. Since Patch 8.16 a lot more people have been taking Corrupting Potion since the domination and sorcery rune tree nerfs. I would now definitely recommend taking Corrupting Potion and the inspiration rune tree ( Time Warp Tonic and Minion Dematerializer ) if you're looking to sustain against a difficult lane opponent. Also, you won't ever have to buy a potion again, since it auto refills when returning to base.

This is the base item for any AP laner. It gives AP, mana, +10 ability haste and even a mana regen passive on levelling up, all for an incredible 1300g. This will sustain you easily through the rest of your early laning phase. It is 100% a first purchase as soon as you get the gold for it. Even without the passive on this item it is still 112% gold efficient.

This again is a very good item to get if you ever have a spare 150g on an early back, if you decide to go with a Doran's Ring start. It refreshes every time you go back to base and it means you never have to buy Health Potion's again. I would not recommend buying this past the 12+ minute mark though. Don't be afraid to sell any leftover Health Potion's that are in your inventory just to buy this.

I can't urge you guys enough to buy one of these every time you back. Wards win games and save lives as they say. Whenever you go back and you have a spare 75g, buy one and just place it somewhere around your mid area. This WILL save your life multiple times throughout a lot of games.

Extremely good purchase on your first back. Give you extra sustain on your potions, more AP and more HP. Get this if you have 350g spare on your first back.

The core of all items. It gives a lot of AP, lots of mana, +10 ability haste and now +10 flat magic penetration. Plus, Riot added 2 new passives since it's a mythic purchase. You now get an additional 5 magic penetration per legendary item that you buy ( Rabadon's Deathcap and Void Staff as examples of these), and 30% bosnus movement speed after using an ability when the item is fully charged, which can really help tighten the gap between you and your enemy. Quick thing - after your 2nd item purchase you will have a flat 38 magic penetration which is extremely good for snowballing early.

These boots are a great early purchase since they have flat magic penetration. Mixing these with the mythic passive of Luden's Tempest will give you more flat magic penetration for the early-mid game where most people don't buy magic resist.

So this is a new item that's come with Season 11. This item is mostly going to be your go to 2nd item now. The only time you'll be replacing this item is if the enemy team has healing, meaning you buy Morellonomicon OR if they build early magic resist, so Void Staff. This item gives a lot of HP to help with LeBlanc's squishiness, a considerable amount of AP and a movement speed passive which will help you get out of sticky situation, and will also mix very well with Luden's Tempest passive.

This will definitely be either your 3rd or 4th item as of now. With the recent nerfs to it, you will need an earlier power spike to dominate the mid game. The only time you will ever buy this later on in the game, is if you need to buy a Void Staff 3rd since the enemy decide to build magic resist.

As mentioned above, this should almost definitely be built every single game too since +40% magic penetration is still very strong. You don't have to build this straight after Rabadon's Deathcap if the enemy team is not stacking Magic resist. Feel free to purchase this item later.

As defensive as it gets to be honest. It doesn't have to just be built because the enemy team is full AD but it can really save your life too with only a 2 minute cooldown. It can negate things like Karthus's Requiem, Syndra's Unleashed Power, Veigar's Primordial Burst and Fizz's Chum the Waters. I don't recommend building this early unless you are really struggling in lane against an AD mid laner like Zed, Talon etc. I would still say that purchasing this item even towards late game is still worth - it could save your life.

Since this item has now lost it's early magic penetration, this item will now 100% be a 2nd buy if the enemy has healing. Enemy champions like Vladimir, Soraka, Aatrox (or any champ that has a self-heal mechanism) will be enough for you to buy this item after Luden's Tempest. This will seriously decrease the amount of healing from them when going into mid-late game team fights.

This is a great item if you're afraid of being bursted down yourself i.e Fizz, Syndra. Banshee's Veil is well-known for it's spellshield passive which blocks a single ability which could potentially save your life if your opponent wasn't able to get their full combo off on you. It works great against CC champs like Sejuani, Elise, Zac, heck even Blitzcrank as it can stop one major ability which CC you to death.

Since this item is now a mythic, I'd recommend building this item first if you're against a tanky team. If the enemy team contains 4 or more champions that will be built tanky for their late game. Use this item with your normal build for added ability haste to chain down your enemies.

If you are really fed and are snowballing you can get this item after you've finished your Luden's Tempest.

Below you will find a short video of me breaking down LeBlanc's combo's and how to effectively use them.

Laning phase is where you'll be trying your best to snowball, if not don't worry. Roaming will hopefully get you fed instead. The main thing about LeBlanc's laning phase which a lot of people seem to hate, is her auto attack animation. Personally if you're struggling to last hit minions with LeBlanc's auto, go into practice tool and set yourself a goal of i.e 70 cs by 10 minutes. Keep going until you notice improvement, then take it into ranked. Once you feel comfortable cs'ing with LeBlanc, you'll find laning phase a lot easier.

As provided in the combo video above, the main combo's you'll be using pre- 6 are your Sigil of Malice > Distortion combo at level 2 and Distortion(towards your target) > Ethereal Chains > Sigil of Malice with 2-3 auto's whilst your chain is attached before you then return to your original position.

Until LeBlanc gets her Luden's Tempest wave clearing is quite hard, so you're not going to be able to roam unless you push faster than your opponent. When you do manage to get a wave pushed faster than your opponent, keep in mind that there are 3 things you can do. Ward up somewhere in their jungle to get some vision on where their jungle could be, roam to other lanes to help out or go back and buy.

If you think you're being ganked or are at risk of being ganked, ALWAYS save your Distortion and don't use until you know where the jungler is. This way you'll save yourself from having to use any summoner spells.

LeBlanc doesn't specifically excel at team fights but in small skirmishes. Roaming around with 1 or 2 people can make it easier for her to catch someone out and assassinate them without having to worry about 4 other people jumping on her.

The best thing about LeBlanc when team fighting is being able to jump in and out without getting touched at all. This will separate the good LeBlanc's from the bad LeBlanc's. Keep practicing the combo's that I've put in the combo's video above.

Patience is key with LeBlanc. If a team fight is about to erupt, don't be afraid to hide and wait behind your team mates or behind a wall. You want to wait for the perfect moment until you find a carry that's out of position so you can go in for the kill. When the time is right, jump out onto your opponent with one of the combo's (depending on your position) and do as much damage/one shot. Your objective is to get in, kill a carry, and get out. Remember if you're not able to pick off anyone you are pretty useless as LeBlanc and will need to farm to catch up.

Always keep and eye on your Distortion pads too when you're looking to return to them. Make sure that there are no nearby enemies that can get onto you otherwise you'll most likely ping yourself back into a death trap.

As explained in the combo's video above, Ethereal Chains to stop tanks/gap closers getting onto your carries can be a effective way to play a team fight too. If you really are struggling to get onto an enemy carry use this technique instead, this way you'll be helping the team out anyway.

Another important thing is the moment leading up to team fights. Purchasing a Control Ward and setting it up where an enemy champion could walk up to kill it is a great way of picking someone off. At this point you've already won the team fight since you've now made it a 5v4. Go for an objective if there is one available on the map i.e Baron/Dragon/towers/inhibitors.

That just about sums it up for my LeBlanc guide. I hope you guys learnt something from this and I will definitely be adding to it very often to keep it up-to-date.
If you have any questions please feel free to post them here and I'll get back to them as soon as possible.

If you'd like to see my LeBlanc gameplay you can follow my Twitch channel. I stream everyday from 12pm GMT onwards! I play her most of the time on stream whilst answering all of your questions in chat!

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Updates to show you guys what I've added to the guide and when I did them:

18/04/2018 - LeBlanc got disabled on first day of 'mini-revert' (LUL). Added Galio, Yasuo, Akali and Azir to match ups. Corrected a few spelling/grammer mistakes.

19/04/2018 - Added Cassiopeia, Ekko and Fizz to match ups. Added Hextech Rocketbelt to the items chapter (as requested by you guys on stream).

22/04/2018 - Added Aurelion Sol, Morgana and Malzahar to match ups. Also added a little bit of the Kassadin match up too.

25/04/2018 - Added Everfrost under situational items as requested. Also added Zoe and Vladimir to match ups.

01/05/2018 - Added Lux, Anivia and Diana to match ups.

08/05/2018 - Updated Doran's Ring and Lost Chapter because of the 8.9 changes. Will be deciding soon on the the ultimate hat rune change since I've heard it's getting removed in 8.10. Will update closer to the time though.

31/05/2018 - Updated the Runes section. Replaced Relentless Hunter with Ultimate Hunter. Replaced The Ultimate Hat with Scorch. Also added Gathering Storm as an alternative rune.
Also added Brand, Talon, Irelia and Veigar to match ups.

03/06/2018 - Added Swain and Heimerdinger to match ups.

02/07/2018 - Added Annie and Vel'Koz to match ups.

08/07/2018 - Added Lissandra to match ups.

19/07/2018 - Added Orianna to match ups. ALSO HIT 1 MILLION TOTAL VIEWS ON THIS GUIDE. Thank you all so much for the support, this is incredible for me! Love you all <3

13/08/2018 - Added Karthus to match ups. Also put difficulty level up on Fizz (to 6) because of the instant damage revert on his W. This will make it a little harder for LeBlanc to dodge. Will require more reaction time.

30/08/2018 - Added Corrupting Potion to early game items section. Added more alternative runes due to patch 8.16 domination/sorcery rune nerfs, including a Time Warp Tonic and Biscuit Delivery break down. Also added in Minion Dematerializer as an alternative rune option.

10/10/18 - Going to start adding my Youtube highlights to the "Why Leblanc?" section of this guide, just to give you a little view of what I'm like on stream :)

13/10/2018 - Updated a few bits to do with runes, and adjusted some of the notes on the items at the top of the page.

7/11/2018 - Leblanc W got nerfed, yes you will still max it as always. Time warp tonic got nerfed but I don't think this will change much at all. Will be keeping an eye on it and see how it progresses. Incoming preseason, maybe a lot of upcoming changes to the guide. Also changed the Akali match up since her rework.

19/11/2018 - Changed stuff about the Morellonomicon purchase. Corrected a few more grammar mistakes. More changes to match ups, since I've now had plenty of experience against some of these champions. Added another little note about the Time Warp Tonic rune change in patch 8.22.

5/12/2018 - Updated rune pages (at the top), added 3 pages altogether with an explanation to all of them and why you should take each of them. 1 of them will suit your playstyle to the particular match-up your against. As per written under the Rune chapter, I will be adding all updates to the rune section at the top of this guide instead of in the rune chapter in the middle of the guide, since most people will see the top part first in the guide anyway. If you still have any questions about runes etc. please don't hesitate to contact me.

10/01/2019 - Updated the core build and added oblivion orb since a few people were getting confused. Probably going to do another big update to this guide in 9.2 since there was a rumour that oblivion orb was getting nerfed, plus a few harder champ match-ups (mostly aftershock midlaners) are getting nerfed too.

21/02/2019 - Changed and edited a couple of the matchup difficulties since aftershock and some of the adc item changes. Some of these updates include - Lissandra, Yasuo, Akali and more...

25/02/2019 - Changed the description on the runes. I mostly run Electrocute + Inspiration now (the first rune page on this guide) due to the sustain to gives. I heard a lot of people running +10% attack speed rune. The reason I don't like running this is because, you're already losing +15 ap from Doran's Ring so having a bit of AP can help in lane.

21/04/2019 - No changes to Leblanc's build since last update, nor runes.
Added a bunch of match-ups as requested from you guys. Match-ups include: Sylas, Neeko, Viktor, Ziggs, Xerath, Taliyah and Zilean. Let me know if you want anymore! :)

10/05/2019 - Updated a couple of the rune notes to suit Leblanc's current state. No change in what you should take though. Inspiration is still top preferred rune page.

19/05/2019 - Updated the 'About Me' section to be more relevant to the present time.

10/06/2019 - Added Aatrox to match-ups.

21/06/2019 - Added Qiyana to match-ups. If there is any other match-ups that you guys want me to add, let me know!

29/07/2019 - Added my Youtube channel to the guide too if anyone is interested in videos.

14/08/2019 - Changed Morellonomicon purchase description and added Oblivion Orb to the core items. Also Leblanc's Q got reverted back to 0.4 AP ratio! :)

18/12/2019 - Updated the Ryze match-up. Quite a threat now since his changes. Written a description in the 'threats' tab as to what you can kind of do to counter him.

04/03/2020 - Updated a bunch of match-ups to suit todays meta. Also updated Morellonomicon and Oblivion Orb in the "Items" section.

09/10/20 - Added Yone to the match ups with detailed description. Updated Oblivion Orb details on when to buy. PLEASE CHECK THIS. Will be doing a full updated for when the new items come out :)

11/10/2020 - Updated the whole of the ITEM CHAPTER (including descriptions as to why you should buy the items) and item set up at the top of the page since, we now have the new item update for Season 11. Changed the runes around a little bit at the top of the page.