Learning points

The learning points feature should be used to present the learning path. Here is a template you can use for that:

1. Every game - Matchup tips, counter gank opportunities, best lanes to gank
2. Starting game #1 - Basic item explanation and path, jungle clear, and playstyle
3. Starting game #5 - When to double scuttle, basic combo, 2nd item path - Hybrid
4. Starting game #11 - Intermediate combos, 5-camp clear, objective control
5. ....

n. Game #n+ - All dynamic tips on jungle paths, lanes to gank, counter ganks matchups,...

Presentation

Your guide description explains what your guide is about to potential users. It is largely responsible for convincing them that your guide-- and your guide only -- will make them great players! In your guide description, we recommend providing information about 1) you 2) the content of the guide and 3) how players will benefit from that content.

You

You are the guide creator and players will choose to try your guide partly based on your track record. Showcase your accomplishments to convince players that you are the right person to coach them. Talk about your Elo, your mastery points, how long you've played the champ, the guides you created elsewhere on other platforms, the players you coached directly and the results, your social media if you have an important lol-related Youtube or Twitch channel, etc...

The guide

Use the guide description to summarize what your guide covers, how it is taught, what players will learn, and what they will gain from the course.

Explain why your guide is the best way for the player to improve quickly. Give a brief insight of what they can expect and add some flavor text.

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