Your cheatsheet looks very clean. It's short and simple as it should be and it doesn't miss any section. You don't provide overloading amount of information or layers and layers of rune pages which is great. However, I could see a better use of notes instead of "check x for more details" and your matchup section (while packed already) doesn't yet reflect the entirety of bot-lane roster and could see a finish. But all things considered, I really like your cheatsheet.

★ Sooo when a guide-writer is crafting a cheatsheet for their guide, it's good if they first realise why is it such an important part of the whole. Not only does it display the most essential information in a very pretty manner, but perhaps more importantly, it's exactly what a player who just locked in Pyke needs. That player doesn't have the time to browse through your chapters, nor to scroll through the endless texts of your guide. He needs to make the most essential decisions ASAP.

★ That's why your short-kept style of runes, items and matchups works so damn well. Because it caters to that player's needs. It shows him what runes to pick, items to buy, matchups to ban/prepare for and summoner spells to take. Many guide-writers do the mistake of adding wayy too much stuff there or clogging it with unimportant mess that doesn't help the reader efficiently at all. This is not your case, well done! ^w^

★ However, it still could be improved upon by making better use of notes. For example right now, If I lock-in Pyke for the first time and my World Atlas quest completes and I alt-tab to your guide to take a look which item should I upgrade into on my way to lane - your cheatsheet doesn't quite give me what I'm looking for. Sure you reduced the problem to 2 items ( Celestial Opposition and Bloodsong) - but which one is better right now? I point my cursor to the notes icon in hopes to find a quick answer only to see "Check item section for more details" - which I don't have time to read right now :D Meanwhile all it would take to fix this situation would be a quick note in a single sentence or two saying "go Bloodsong if X, go Opposition if Y". The reader doesn't have to read it if they don't need it - but in case they do, it can be big help.

★ There is nothing wrong with notifying the reader that your guide features more than is mentioned in the cheatsheet, but you can always display both, it's not like you have to choose one or the other, between a friendly reminder and short gameplay tip - you can always mention both ^w^

★ This issue then sorta goes into every other part of your cheatsheet. Sometimes notes are not necessary, because the deciding factor is explained by the nametag you used. This is the case for your summoner spells for example - you don't need to explain when to go Ignite and when Exhaust since you already name-tagged Ignite as "agressive" and Exhaust as "safe". However, for your boot upgrades - there is no way to tell which boots are great in which situations without delving deeper into your guide. It also doesn't hurt to add them for your situational items. Something like " Serpent's Fang against shield-enchantress like Janna | Maw of Malmortius against AP heavy teams" can go a long way :)

★ Okay now to the second nit-pick I have - your matchup section. I actually really really like how short you kept the text there. Just missing a few goons like Yunara or Tahm Kench and perhaps the meta-dependent "picks" like Elise or Maokai for threats and Ziggs or Swain for synergies. It might seem wrong adding off-meta champions into the section, but keep in mind that Elise currently holds a higher playcount than both Brand and Taric. Also I think your matchup section could also see all the ADCs as their own threats (not just synergies). This is probably a bit controversial take, but I mean it. I know many ADC matchups are more or less the same and very similar advice might apply, but Sivir will always be harder to hook then let's say Smolder and giving your readers some tips how to play against these guys could be awesome I think :D

When it comes to presentation, your guide is making some things very well and others not so much. Lack of an overall theme is perhaps the weakest link of the chain as the colors do look a little all over the place. With that said, I see a lot of work behind the code and a lot of pretty cool banners and icons as well as lack of walls-of-text which is amazing. I see genuine effort to make stuff look pretty and I don't think you are far from making it work.

★ So when I talk about theme, I usually refer to a cohesive and consistent choice of colors and visual coding used throughout almost the entire guide. I personally consider theme the most aesthetically-important part of the guide and the best part about it? It's in fact very easy :D Just pick a color or two that work great together and stick to it - not just for one chapter, but for your entire guide! I think your Kindred guide already suffered quite a bit from lack of theme as all these banners each a different color - might look really great in isolation, but if you put them all on one pile, it really takes away from the charm as the random colors mix together. And your Pyke guide suffers the same fate I'm afraid :d. Now I wonder - have you seen Despicable me 2? :D There is a scene there where they create a jam that contains the mix of all the good tastes in the world - and the final result, it doesn't taste good at all! Because just like mixing all your favorite tastes together wouldn't taste very nice - mixing all the different colors and banners each with entirely different theme into one stock doesn't create an all that astounding result. And I think that's a pity, because when I look at your banners I see huuuge potential and quite a talent!!

★ There are many strategies one can use to theme-ify their guide. First is of course choosing what colors to rock. You can't choose just any color(s) - the colors have to make sense and look good next to each other. For that I recommend taking a quick look at Color theory for which colors tend to look good when used together. Although from my experience the best color(s) is/are the ones that go well with the artwork you used as the cover of your guide. Now since the basic bbcode light blue color could interfere with your theme a cool tip would be to recolor it. So if you have a purple theme in your guide, then instead of Runic Compass, you can write Runic Compass. In case you are working with more colors as I often tend to do myself, I recommend trying out this website. You just paste your two colors into it and specify the number of midpoints you need and it evenly blends the colors together and gives you their hex codes allowing you to do stuff like this. Working with a theme can be lots of fun and will make your guide easier to read, prettier for the eyes and neater overall :>

★ But you didn't ask for a review just to hear me yapping about themes for all day long, did you? :D Let's look at individual chapters of your guide and how they look. Starting with your welcome chapter - obviously the mentioned thematic miss here - you are mixing a orange-red banner with bright cyan lines. Overall the coding looks a little messy here. The central Pyke image is a little asymmetrically off-center; There is a missing space between your banner and these two poro icons causing them to touch which I'm not sure if you want; aaand the table of contents links look a little sad :c Consider making the buttons bigger or perhaps using images as buttons instead of italicised text to make better use of space you were given there c:

★ For your Pros and cons section I think the whole chapter looks a little stretched, like its wayy taller then it needs to be. Perhaps the fact that there is that tall gap between pros and cons making a lot of unused space is what causes it, but honestly you are listing a lot of points there, it'd probably look too stretched either way, especially since some pros and cons I dont even find that important to mention. I'd usually list that in the content part of my review, but here I think it has quite an impact on the presentation. I think cutting some less important points could help!

★ In your ability explanation chapter I think you have the best thematic resonance in all your chapters. The entire chapter uses the same color which fits perfectly with the heading and you even recolored the bullet points and some text to that color as well! It's just kinda sad that the aesthetic consistency withers away as soon as I scroll to the rune section :p However, I quite like this chapter as a whole. Honestly the videos could be a little smaller (I don't need an almost fullscreen visual to see what Bone Skewer does). But other then that the coding is cute. Although again, I don't thik your visuals have to be touching the heading. Press "enter" once and you're good :D

★ For your runes, there is a heading touching your icon again - I'll just stop mentioning these at this point xddd It's such a smol detail anyway. Rune sections typically present the biggest struggle for anyone trying to add more theme to their guide - considering all the icons for all the runes in all these different colors - it's really hard to slot them into any color-theme without them sticking out and it usually presents the biggest desire to rainbow-ify these chapters. So yeah I think the code you used is really cool mechanically. Colors are all over the place though - gray heading, red domination tree, green resolve, deep blue sorcery, light blue bb code and this one piece of yellow that sticks out of nowhere make this chapter look all over the place tbh :p However, again, I think the layout is perfect here.

★ Your item section suffers from the exactly same problem in even more noticable way. Very chaotical choice of too many colors, lack of theme, but otherwise a great layout and choice of columns placement - that's something I think your guide really shines at.

★ Now your summoner spell section looks very interesting. It is styled in a way I don't think I have ever seen so far :D Honestly, I don't think I really like it though :p It looks very uneven and ***ymetrical, I'd probably reconsider the entire layout here and take inspirations from other people's summoner spells sections to see if there aren't neater paths to follow.

★ Aaand for the ward placement section I think your images are just way too big. Consider making them smaller and perhaps next to each other to save the readers some scrolling. Otherwise I really like the way you made them, that must have taken a long time. Same goes for your combo section, the videos are a little too big I think, tinker a little with different sizes and layouts and try to evaluate what size will do the most good.

★ Before I progress further I gotta say that I really like your "back to chapter selection" buttons at the bottom of each chapter. It's such a breeze to browse through guides that use these.

★ I am glad we are ending on a good note, because you, my man, are making the best credit chapters I have seen on this site. They are just so wholesome and cute, visually cohesive (not with the guide as a whole but on their own they very much are!) and they always make me smile. I love the kindred art you placed there just like I did in your Kindred guide. It's the one chapter I think can't be realistically improved further. It just makes me so happy ^w^

Content-wise I do think your guide is at certain places absolutely exquisite yet in others less so. The way you packed your item and runes sections with so much information almost blows my mind yet some chapters like ward-placement and combo-chapter feel somewhat empty. It's a great start but I think there are still many ways to progress this guide further ^w^

★ In your pros and cons I think you are providing perhaps too much information :D It is typical for pros and cons section to feature around 5 points, yours features twice more and it somewhat shows on the quality of points highlighted. Points like Axiom Arcanist does not increase Death from Below's execute threshold and Every skin has it's own Death from Below sound effects often sound more like general observations and subjective opinions rather than objective strong/weak spots of given champion.

★ I love the tips you added in your ability section. A lot of stuff I didn't even know and I think it holds real value. Sorta wish you thought of more tips to add but I'm sure you discover more cool interactions as the time goes on ;)

★ For your runes and items I really love the amount of insight and stuff you filled it up with. It's very informative and it just makes sense if you know what I mean :D Some items could be explained a little more in depth (come on is Edge of Night really worth only 8 words? is there really nothing else that could be said? :d) but most of your items look good as well as all runes. Content wise these chapters are great!

★ Your summoner spell section is content-wise totally adequate. There is never really that much that needs to be said about them so short describtions are more then enough ^^

★ For your warding section, the well-crafted images of all the ward-placements go a long way but I still wonder if there isn't more that can be said. When to ward which bush? How does lane-priority affect what bushes are more needed than others? How to ward against roaming midlaners and against farming ones? When to ward which objectives? When to go for deep vision and when not? ...

★ The biggest content-takeaway I'd like to give however is to just Add. More. Chapters. There are so many topics that could be discussed relevant for the support role and Pyke specifically. Stuff like what to do in the early game, mid game, late game, positioning, recalling, flanking, denying vision, when to go all in, when to trade, how to lane against enchanters/mages/vanguards, how to play from behind, roaming, teamfighting, what to do on signature levels (1, 2 and 6) if you level up before your enemies do, how to help your adc manage waves - when to push, when to freeze the wave for them, what to do during level 1 invades... The best way to improve the content-aspect of your guide is to always just add more relevant stuff to your guide :D