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

Few things here. First off about the titles. Going off of the first rune page, the title says it's the most optimal rune page to use (best in slot), which brings the question, where does the 2nd rune page have a part in this? If it's the version 2 of the same rune page as the first one, then it should be specified, if it's only a few minor rune changes to the same general page you could instead explain those other options within the guide instead.

I would also advice to put in some notes for these 2 pages, if you're planning to have and keep both of them, since notes can help diversify which one is good in which situation & why you're using it in the first place.

>Summoner Spells: Adequate

Much better job here with your notes, explaining when and why you pick them. Only thing I will point out is that for your Exhaust spells, you could specify who the Lethal Tempo matchups could potentially be. At least a couple examples ( Yone top could very well be one). Also curious about the Ghost summoner spells, if it's in a testing phase, I wouldn't put it into the guide until you've properly tested it and it's shown to actually be viable to use via gameplay data etc. (since otherwise it'd be a pointless pick).

>Items: Adequate

You don't have a recommended item build picked yet (I would recommend the most popular one to be honest), there's an option within the Build Options tab called "Preview Build", if you check that box the build selected will show up on your guide and also on search listings when searching for your guide.

Is the Divine Sunderer build the only available build you can use for toplane/midlane Pantheon? Checking the most used build at the moment for him, there's an available Eclipse one that is very popular at the moment (his most used build according to statistics).

Notes! I feel like many of the choices in here can be explained with the use of notes. For example:

- You can explain the reasoning for why Doran's Blade is your first starting items
- What is the difference between the V1 first backing items and the V2 first backs (and why you build them at all)
- Why those specific core items are the items you're going (what is the reason for building them, what strengths do they provide)
- Why do you build those situational items, I would break these apart into 2 different ones as to not make notes too long for just 1 section if you were to explain them
- What is the reasoning behind your boot options

>Ability Order: Adequate

Notes! Why have you chosen this specific ability order? Why should readers choose this ability page.

>Threats & Synergies: Will need a lot of work

If you want, you could definitely touch on some of the matchups that you'll end up facing up in the toplane and/or midlane when playing Pantheon. They don't need to be extremely in-depth, just going onto key parts about each matchups & things you can quickly do that could give you an ever so slightly winning edge against the matchups (like making use of a clear weakness when facing say Fiora etc.) could be very helpful.

Content

>Table of Content: Exquisite

>About Pantheon: Exquisite

>Pros and Cons: Exquisite

>Abilities: Adequate

Personally I do not like the use of colors here, I feel like it gets a bit messy. I also feel like this section could be made/explained a bit better. There's no real reason to explain the ability description again in the text since readers can always just hover over each ability icon to the left and read the description for the ability. Instead what you could do, is to explain what the ability is good for, say your Comet Spear is good for poke (2 versions of pokes since you can charge it), your Shield Vault is good to block damage, Grand Starfall gives good options for engages during teamfights and/or skirmishes and so forth, these are only a few examples.

>Skill Sequence: Adequate

Again like with the cheatsheet, can explain here in text what the reason for going this particular ability order may be, other than it just being the most popular one. What could it provide to the table? Why do you max Comet Spear first? Why is maxing Aegis Assault the 2nd choice?

>Items: Exquisite

>About Items: Adequate

I will mention again with the colors & mentioning the ability descriptions again rather than what they can do. Instead of repeating the description for Serpent's Fang you could instead use a description where you explain that the item is a good choice against enemies that provide a lot of shields, due to the items purpose being to shut down shield users e.g. supports like Janna or Lulu.

I also noticed that some items here don't add up with what you have in your cheatsheet at the top of the guide. For example items like your boot options ( Plated Steelcaps / Mercury's Treads / Boots of Swiftness and Ionian Boots of Lucidity) as well as Hullbreaker aren't explained in this section (but is shown in the cheatsheet).

Likewise items like Corrupting Potion, Chempunk Chainsword and Silvermere Dawn are explained in this section but isn't in the cheatsheet. If these items are good picks for Pantheon, shouldn't they be in the cheatsheet? If corrupting pot is a good starter item into a specific situation, maybe it should be an option in the cheatsheet, much like with the Doran's Blade start.

>Runes: Adequate

Only one page is talked about here, and it's the latter one of the 2 that you show in the cheatsheet. If the most optimal page is shown at the top, shouldn't also the most optimal page be talked about here? I would instead also briefly mention the other options of the same page that you can pick instead, and why you would theoretically pick them.

>Spells: Adequate

Presentation

> Execution: Inadequate

If there's one thing I'd say about your guide that I feel like you can improve on, it'll definitely be this. I know very well that making use of BBCode can be a very tedious task in of itself to make use of or just to be able to get familiar with in general, but when it comes to presentation, this is a very key part. You've already gotten a bunch of code into here, but there is always room for improvements.

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 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): Will need a lot of work

I feel like having a bit of a color theme would go a long way for any guide. This will be especially clear if you were to incorporate some BBCode for your sections. When I say the word 'color theme' I mean using colors that best represents the champion & guide you're trying to make. For example, you're currently using the "Dragonslayer" pantheon skin, which means that a good color theme to have could be e.g. a color that is from that particular skin. Currently you've got some good code but the theme of the guide isn't really shown, colors are a bit messy for descriptions and the colors of the code (like the turquoise used for your table of contents + spells etc.) itself doesn't really fit well in with Pantheon in particular personally.

What can be Improved?

Making guides more extensive takes a very long time and a lot of dedication, but if you want to spend more time making your guide more informative, what you've already explained is a good start, you can always add in more topics in your guide such as:

- Potential for matchups, if you feel like it's needed beyond the usual threats & synergies at the top
- How to properly make use of wards to gain vision
- Splitpushing or just the act of side laning in general
- How to take advantage of the junglers during the earlier phases
- How to transfer your lead (if you get one) into a potential win
- How to play the game if you do end up falling behind
- Knowing how to roam without it negatively impacting you or your team (you're playing 2 roles that can
make use of this pretty effectively, that being toplane & midlane)

These topics can all be useful topics to explain, and of course there can be multiple more that you can talk about when it comes to toplane and midlane as roles, but I feel like these are some of the more important ones that you could talk about.

Overall Thoughts

This guide is pretty well made. Like mentioned already, if you fix up some sections a little bit more and work on the presentation aspect of your guide, it can definitely become a solid source for players looking to pick up Pantheon. I hope this review is of help. :)