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

Great, but notes could be made a bit better. Readers aren't going to scroll down the guide to find information they are looking for, more often than not cheatsheets are used to grab info quickly, whether before a game or what not, if "after extensive testing" like you say the Conqueror rune page is the best/most optimal one to run, explain why that's the case. What does it give you? How does it benefit Yorick in the jungle?

You do a much better job with the Phase Rush page's notes, you explain that it helps compensate your terrible mobility and sacrifices damage in return for mobility. This is a good thing!

>Summoner Spells: Exquisite

Note: Good, but I'd explain the varying difference between picking Blue smite over Green smite rather than just personal preference. If Blue is the most consistent and your own personal choice, what purpose does Green even have? Sure it makes you more durable but if it's not a good pick into anything, then it sounds like there is no use to picking it at all and just sticking with Blue.

>Items: Decent

Here even if explained rather quickly, you do a much better job of explaining the difference between the two starting items. Blue helps you with mobility whereas Green helps you with tankiness in fights (I'd say if your team are lacking tanks or <2+ tanks). From this sentence you should be able to derive an appropriate way of when to pick which one, rather than just "preference". Statistics show that Blue is picked a majority of times more than Green, so based off of that there surely must be a reason as to why that happens to be the case.

I like the Main Bruiser Build, I would however place the most popular/used boots into this item set as well, there is space for them whilst still having the boot options on the right side of it I'm pretty sure. This way the "Recommended Items" at the very top before the guide even starts will also include the boots as well as the 5 full items of choice, which would be a good thing.

Jack of All Trades build is also good, again include the boots, I see no reason not to. I would also explain in the notes what makes this build "pickable". When and during what games would I as the reader trying to play Yorick in the jungle, be picking this build? What is it good into? What makes it good compared to the standard Main Bruiser build?

The Pseudo Tank build offers Warmog's Armor & Titanic Hydra (only mention of these items ever, they're not explained why they're good though). Instead the notes explain why running Heartsteel after trinity is a good idea.

If you want I would order the items based on build preference into their own groups. What this means is that the Example build and all items related to Bruiser goes into its own item group, the Example build for JoAT and all items related to it goes into its own item group and the Example build for Lethality and all items related to it goes into its own item group etc. This way you can keep the items more organized and it becomes less messy to understand when to build what and for what reason.

E.g. "Pseudo Tank" -- Rename to "Tank Item Pool" or similar, have the items you have already in it, put in the "Tank Item Options" items into here as well, even some from the "No HP full AD" items as well if applicable, then explain why each item could be important for Tank Yorick, split them apart if applicable to not make the notes overwhelming/too long trying to explain multiple items at once.

"Lethality Rush" -- Already a pre-made group you have, so here you can just put in the lethality related items and explain why those would be important (which you're already trying to do).

Have one for say "The Jack of All Trades" item group etc. and place in your JoAT build into there, no need to have it separate and feeling confused, put in the items related to this build in its own group and explain why this build could be important comparative to a more standard build. Considering you already did so with the other 2.

Ideally you could split them apart in order of usefulness, the way you've ordered your Items section, what items are the first item, what is the 2nd item, what are your other core item options, what are your final items, what situationals exist, and so forth.

>Ability Order: Exquisite

>Threats & Synergies: Exquisite

Note: Ideally you can add in more synergies who you believe are applicable, but at the moment it's already fine.

Content

>Introduction: Exquisite

>Why Yorick? Pros & Cons: Exquisite

>Runes: Exquisite

>Summoner Spells: Exquisite

Note: Again here you also explain why Blue has its uses and why Green has its uses, this should be explained in the cheatsheet as well.

>Ability Sequence: Exquisite

>Itemization in Detail: Exquisite

Note: Again you explain the purpose of Green here.

Note: Very well made section!

>Brief Macrogame Guidelines: Adequate

You're right in that ganking on Yorick JGL shouldn't even really be an option until you're lvl 6 and above since the champion just isn't strong and ganks are lackluster. Considering the fact you're easier to invade it only reinforces this idea.

Ideally for this section you could explain in more detail how to go about ganking each lane, what should you be thinking about? Show with images or with clips from games, a visual representation can go a long way to explain something you're talking about.

>Jungling in the Early Game: Exquisite

>Jungling in the Mid Game: Exquisite

>Jungling in the Late Game: Exquisite

>Closing Thoughts: Exquisite

Note: Here you already explain that you're looking into gameplay alternatives for jungling mechanics, which is a good thing!

Presentation

> Execution: Adequate

I believe this is the only aspect of your guide that's lacking the most. The formatting is good and the code used is well made but other than that there's not much else to the presentation. Once you're past the Item section, it moves back into mostly just text.

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

The guide has no theme and color wise it's doing fine. Right now you're using Blue quite a lot, and if you like that color for your guide I would heavily recommend to sticking to it. Depending on how you incorporate code or further information, it may or may not make your color theme change (especially since you have varying banner choices as well), I'll leave that decision to you but it's worth remembering.

What can be Improved?

Making guides more extensive takes a very long time and a lot of dedication and I'm quite sure you already know the way you'd like to structure this guide going off of the way your current to-do list is made at the moment. Your main focuses aside from what you've already explained should be placed on:

- More gameplay clips / images to visualize stuff that you're explaining
- How to Gank in more detail - Explain how you gank, again this is better accomplished visually
- Vision Control - You're a jungler after all, you can gain or deny vision in a broader way compared to laners
- Combos?
- Vertical Jungling, the concept exists, how do you do it and why, what does it accomplish?
- What are plants in the jungle and what do they help with, scryer's/blast cones
- Wave Management - Junglers have them too not just laners (Pushing, Holding & Taxing)
- Lane Priority - What is this concept and how is it used, as a jungler you're at full mercy to your laners
- How does counter-jungling or invading work, can you do them? how do you do them, and why?
- Objectives in more detail - Which objectives are more valuable than others, which could be skippable, for example not all dragons are important and sacrificing a Cloud Drake to gain a much more valuable objective is definitely an occuring thing.

Overall Thoughts

It's a very well made guide you have here. Like I said before, if you continue to work on your presentation and expanding the gameplay aspects of your guide, I'm confident it'll become a solid resource for anyone hoping to pick up a champion like Yorick within the jungle. I hope this review is of help and I wish you good luck on your journey. :)