Trollpole > You.
Also, I'm really not a fan of triple gold on my supports. Find the third item makes inventory space too much of a premium, considering I'm also sporting boots and wards. My usual support build these days tends to be:
Start:
faerie char + vision ward + 2x sight ward + health pot (Extra gold from utility masteries. Type and number of wards may change depending on whether or not I manage to CV the enemy supports inventory)
@700gold, bluepill for philostone + ward
@900 gold, bluepill for HoG + ward
From then on, get 2+ wards whenever I bluepill. I usually get the following items in order:
Boots 1 -> Kindlegem -> Oracles -> Ionian boots of Lucidity
At this point, depending on how well teamfights go and how much jewgold I have I'll either start building Aegis (to keep my gold/5 going longer) or shoot straight for
Locket of the Iron solari -> Another HoG -> Shurelia's reverie -> Randuin's omen
A typical super-late game build on my janna/soraka/leona/alistar/sona/taric looks like this:
[Shurelia's Reverie] [Locket of the Iron Solari] [Randuin's Omen] [Ionian Boots of lucidity] [Aegis of the Legion] [Green Ward x5]
Though most games I usually end up just having [Locket of the Iron Solari] [Philosopher's stone] [Kindlegem] [Ionian boots of Lucidity] [Ruby Crystal] [Ward x5] by the 30-40 min mark. Getting 2-5 wards every time I head back to base really adds up, even with 2 gold items, gold quints, gold yellows and gold utility masteries.
I don't play Sona often, but on her I'd consider getting a [soul shroud+shurelia+HoG] instead of [shurelia+iron solari+part of aegis] just because of how much mana regen and CDR helps her in a teamfight.
I occasionally buy Mejai's soulstealer if laning goes well.
Given I typically end up with a KDA of 1/2/25 (or thereabouts) on Janna, it usually has enough stacks to be worth it by the time teamfights start in earnest. Throwing out 3-4 shields in a teamfight that absorb 600hp each and popping a 1.5k monsoon AoE heal on top of the iron solari shield makes your entire team remarkably resilient.
Also, I'm really not a fan of triple gold on my supports. Find the third item makes inventory space too much of a premium, considering I'm also sporting boots and wards. My usual support build these days tends to be:
Start:
faerie char + vision ward + 2x sight ward + health pot (Extra gold from utility masteries. Type and number of wards may change depending on whether or not I manage to CV the enemy supports inventory)
@700gold, bluepill for philostone + ward
@900 gold, bluepill for HoG + ward
From then on, get 2+ wards whenever I bluepill. I usually get the following items in order:
Boots 1 -> Kindlegem -> Oracles -> Ionian boots of Lucidity
At this point, depending on how well teamfights go and how much jewgold I have I'll either start building Aegis (to keep my gold/5 going longer) or shoot straight for
Locket of the Iron solari -> Another HoG -> Shurelia's reverie -> Randuin's omen
A typical super-late game build on my janna/soraka/leona/alistar/sona/taric looks like this:
[Shurelia's Reverie] [Locket of the Iron Solari] [Randuin's Omen] [Ionian Boots of lucidity] [Aegis of the Legion] [Green Ward x5]
Though most games I usually end up just having [Locket of the Iron Solari] [Philosopher's stone] [Kindlegem] [Ionian boots of Lucidity] [Ruby Crystal] [Ward x5] by the 30-40 min mark. Getting 2-5 wards every time I head back to base really adds up, even with 2 gold items, gold quints, gold yellows and gold utility masteries.
I don't play Sona often, but on her I'd consider getting a [soul shroud+shurelia+HoG] instead of [shurelia+iron solari+part of aegis] just because of how much mana regen and CDR helps her in a teamfight.
I occasionally buy Mejai's soulstealer if laning goes well.
Given I typically end up with a KDA of 1/2/25 (or thereabouts) on Janna, it usually has enough stacks to be worth it by the time teamfights start in earnest. Throwing out 3-4 shields in a teamfight that absorb 600hp each and popping a 1.5k monsoon AoE heal on top of the iron solari shield makes your entire team remarkably resilient.
