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Spells:
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Clairvoyance
Ability Order
Pix, Faerie Companion (PASSIVE)
Lulu Passive Ability
Introduction
Still Under Construction



I will say that I get a lot of flak for playing support



With that said, I now present you my Support














Factors for when choosing support

- Your team has a ranged attack damage/attack speed carry that can play aggressive
- Your team would benefit from a support champion
- Your team has a jungler that can gank your lane often
- Your team lacks some good crowd control
When you see yourself in some of these situations, chances are picking


Pros
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Cons
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Runes




Too be honest, I only have 3 rune pages. I should make a page for









Alternative runes would be



Recommended Spells:










Spells to avoid:


























WARNING! This next section is very colorful and full of text!

Pix, Faerie Companion


This passive is intriguing because of the uses it can give with conjunction to the other abilities.


Glitterlance


This ability is what makes






Whimsy
On enemy cast: Polymorphs an enemy champion for 1.5 / 1.75 / 2 / 2.25 / 2.5 seconds, disabling their ability to attack or cast spells and reducing their base movement speed by 60.
What makes this ability an awesome utility is that it can buff an allies ability power and increase their movement speed. This is good for chasing that almost dead champion or fleeing from that scary



Help, Pix!


On Enemy Cast:


Words cannot describe how awesome this ability is. You can shield an ally and at the same time attaches


When casted on an enemy champion, it will deal initial damage and grant sight of that unit. Sounded kinda lame at first but then realized that I can reveal those sneaky stealth units before they stealth. *(see under abilities for more info)

Wild Growth












Item Sequence


















Because

The truth is I have never actually played a game over 40 minutes with


Starting Items
In the beginning, you start off with 515 gold because of








First Recall
After you have managed to get 360 gold you can back and get that philosopher's stone and start making some gold. If your lane has had some intense action and you have landed some assist's or first blood you can also pick up



Second Recall
At this point in the game you should have an idea of what your enemy is building. I will try to list some situations that would lead to you to build different items.
Situation Items
These are the main items that I try to build. For a support champion, aura items are a great way to buff allies and debuff the enemy.
If your team has ability power casters then build

If your team has an all-around composition and is getting harrased a lot build

If your range carry is somewhat fed then build zeke's herald. Extra attack speed and life steal for the carry will just make them steam roll through the enemy. The health it gives is also good for making

If the enemy is building Magic resist then pick up

If the enemy has attack damage/attack speed champions then get a




Mid/Late Game
It should be about 15-20 minutes in the game. At this point you really need analyze what your team is building and how well they are playing.
If your carry is not carrying, then sadly you will have to. You can sell some of your items and start to build towards ability power items such as



If your carry is doing fine then start warding the **** out of the map. Catching the enemy off guard can seriously weaken them while allowing your team to push and take some towers. Remember knowing is half the battle.
If your team is just not playing to par then all you can do is play your best. In the "Why would I pick Lulu?" section of my guide you will see some of my scores. You will notice some defeats, and the cause for those were bad team coordination and just bad players in general. I may not be the best player but I know a bad player when i see one. Because you are playing support


When a team fight is about to occur, scout out where each of your team mates are. If your carry is in front then use

Now that the fight has started, watching your team's health is your number one priority. Another thing you should be doing is watching what abilities the enemy is using. If you see



If the team fight is going bad try using






IF the team fight is going in your favor then you don't have much to worry about. Use

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