I'm looking into using champs that could carry me out of bronze, what I've been using is below,
Mid: Veigar and Ahri
Jungle: Shyvana and Fizz
these guys can carry me out of bronze right? these are the ONLY 2 positions I play in ranked.
IWrath1 votesIf you continue playing only those you won't end up getting out.
You need to be more well rounded and tbh you choices are crap.
Veigar might be an op mid now, ahri is not and is easily countered.
For mid I'd suggest Malz Brand Zed Yas Cho and cheap counter champs like Annie or Lux.
For JG, I'd suggest. Volibear.
In the end for bronze my highest recommendation goes to freelo Garen.
Glîtchy1 votesIf you continue playing only those you won't end up getting out.
You need to be more well rounded and tbh you choices are crap.
Veigar might be an op mid now, ahri is not and is easily countered.
For mid I'd suggest Malz Brand Zed Yas Cho and cheap counter champs like Annie or Lux.
For JG, I'd suggest. Volibear.
In the end for bronze my highest recommendation goes to freelo Garen.
But I don't play any of those mid laners due to not being available due to my lack of IP, or they get banned too often, also Garen and Volibear get banned a lot in my elo as well.
Johnnyonthespotx1 votesUm if you're trying to carry out of bronze using mid and jungle, i personally wouldn't use a scaling champ like shyvanna. Also ahri struggles vs ad's with maw. You are going to want stuff with early game pressure and the ability to just dominate early and take over a game. So try these champions: Mid: Leblanc, Zed, Viktor, Fizz Jungle: Elise, Lee sin, Xin
Chatillon1 votes
Literally 90% of what i played when I got placed in bronze this season
Climbed out pretty easy
Mid and adc were what i did otherwise, but idk how reliable annie is now compared to old
Volibear Just
hoes and bows1 votesI would suggest Nasus as a top laner, Veigar sure is good as a mid laner for bronze, a good jungler might be Jax, for a support Blitz or Soraka and as an adc Ez or Kog
1st Movement1 votesTry fizz mid and jg
Fizz doesn't need cs to be useful when he can burst down targets like paper
Get 45% CDr and become a thorn to squishes
EndlessSorcerer1 votesIf you are looking for specific champions for Mid and Jungle, I'd probably recommend Annie and Volibear. They are quite simple to play and very strong when the enemy doesn't play against you appropriately.
[1] I would highly recommend narrowing your selection down to two roles. This will let you get a better handle on the general mechanics of that role at all stages of a game.
[2] I would recommend you focus on ~3 champions per role (for a total of 6). This will let you focus on learning more about that champion's play-style, build paths and role at various points in the game and as the situaiton varies.
[3] I would recommend you play mechanically simple champions. It will let you focus more on learning the fundamentals of the game instead of having to worry about playing your champions optimally.
[4] Prioritize farm. Farming is the most reliable source of gold and experience in the game and it can make you far stronger than you appear to be. This is true on every champion and especially early-game; a difference of 100G can result in you returning to lane with Phage instead of a Ruby Crystal, Long Sword and Boots of Speed.
This is especially important when you realize that ~15 farm is equal to a kill. Take the free gold from minions; killing your lane opponent is often secondary (and much easier when you have an item advantage from better last-hitting.
Just remember that gold you haven't spent does nothing for you. If you are a couple kills ahead of your opponent but are sitting on 2k Gold while they have just bought, they are probably stronger than you are.
[5] When necessary, build defensively. If you want an example, I'd honestly rather a 0/2 Darius with Phage and Sunfire Cape than a 0/5 Darius with Black Cleaver. The early durability helps you survive the laning phase even when you are losing; you can finish your core damage items after when gold is more plentiful and you are less likely to be bullied off of farm.
[6] Learn to control the minion wave. This is especially important in top-lane, where a proper freeze can result in the enemy laner missing several minion waves worth of gold and experience very easily. If you get a lead, use it to deny your opponent; it lets your free-farm and puts them further and further behind.
[7] Learn to farm efficiently. This is especially important when jungling, since you have to keep up in gold and experience while having access to less farm than laners, controlling objectives and (counter-)ganking. If you are playing a jungler who relies on being ahead of their enemies, learn when and how you can take lane-farm without denying your allies.
Several examples of good opportunities to soak farm are:
[8] Know when you can trade with your opponent. While this is often up to experience, you have to watch for when your opponent wastes a cooldown (either because they used it to farm, missed it, just used it to trade, or you baited it out) and take advantage of its CD window.
Know when you have an advantage in (live) minion. Those little guys really hurt early-game.
Know roughly when champions hit major power-spikes and try to take advantage of yours while avoiding theirs.
Raiku Kawisa1 votesShyvana is not bad if you are consistent with her. If you try ganking with her, you will fall behind. Farm until you have like 2 items and maxed boots and then start taking towers and kills. Only try to gank if the enemy has your laner pushed under tower or if you are counter ganking.
BarmaCharma1 votesthe best way to get out of bronze is to play 1 champion per role and sorry to say but the champions you are currently using don't work with bronze due to the mechanics required ( 
is ok) . i will just tell you how to win games easily in bronze
for mid and 
for jg)using these tips you can carry out of bronze easily, best of luck!