I've been trying to find a main and I used to main zed but he got boring and I'm now bouncing between ekko and irelia.Who should I try next I would like someone that is rewarding if you put time into the champion. If you have any Ideas just comment below and put the champion icon.
Ralanr4 votesTeemo.
Not really joking. Master Teemo and top lane is pretty much your bitch.
TheHappyReaperz1 votesYep, good Teemos are terrifying.
Scruberz2 votes
imo
Wild Wes1 votes43% winrate currently... Lowest winrate of ALLLLL mid lanes...
ok 
Scruberz1 votesYou asked which champion has the highest skill cap & will wreck once mastered. He is it.
Ya his win rate is atrocious because:
Snowman Arc1 votesAzir struggled a lot since his R and Soldiers' nerf. His win rate dropped a lot even in Challenger and it was pretty much never pick in professional ever since the nerfs. That's why his win rate is so low right now.
mrchopme1 votesSweet asir is on my list to play
Azoreili2 votesRiven is a top laner that fits your criteria. Lee sin fits it for jungle, and Kat fits for mid lane. ADC wise, you'd be looking at Draven or Vayne. Yasuo could also fit in for top or mid. Each of these champs have good strengths and clear weaknesses (Most often CC and ranged harass, with all of them either being Melee or low range). They are also all champs that have a very big distinction between bad, good, and amazing mechanics. You can always tell between a good and a bad riven, or a godlike riven who spent months to years of practicing mechanics versus a mediocre one who picks her up because "she's op" (Which, she honestly isn't). ALL of these champions can be extremely strong when played right, with their kits utilized to their fullest.
Snowman Arc2 votesNo one considers Gnar as a high-mechanic champion though and in my opinion, he is harder than Riven or Yasuo and I'll explain why. He has to fill A LOT of purposes in a game. In the early game, where he stays in lane, he is mostly a ranged champion, since he doesn't get MEGAGNAR often. Therefore, you need ADC mechanics, where you poke with Autos and your Q, and you have an escape on E and a 3-hit proc on W. That said, your AA range is only 400 (getting to 500 at level 18), which is the lowest of all ranged champions, making AA poking harder than all of them, thus requiring great positioning and decision making to avoid minion aggro and retaliation. Also, he doesn't have resistances and hp regen early, so avoiding all damage is essential.
Then, it's the bar management. Knowing when to engage depending on the stage of the game and the situation you are in is highly dependant on your rage bar. It's better to be Mini when 1v1ing, especially after level 9, but have to be Mega when a teamfight breaks out. All these need careful management.
Also, as Megagnar, you need to also do a lot of things. A good engage is the most critical, if you fail that, you are useless as Mega. Then, you have to follow up on the damage with your abilties, inserting an AA inbetween for maximum damage efficient, and all that is hard in the cluster that is going on. And then, once you turn back to Mini, you are still the guy who has to deal the damage as an ADC, requiring high-DPS mechanics, kiting, dodging etc.
And all of these are topped off by correct itemization, masteries and runes, mostly itemization. It requires a lot of forward thinking on how you are gonna itemize for Gnar. Most people go for Frozen Mallet first, but this can change into a Cleaver or even a defensive item, depending on the game. Even after you get your Maller and Cleaver, which is the most optinal and snowbally buy, you need to think if it's best to buy a GA because teamfights are gonna break out, or are you just gonna stay in lane and buy a more Armour or MR specific item. All these are relevant to all champions, but on Gnar, they are so much more important, because of the fact that he has to fill many roles (ADC, fighter, tank, initiator), and thus having the correct items at the correct time for the correct purpose can be crucial and requires a lot of forward thinking.
mrchopme1 votesOMG thank u for putting in the work for that coment ill be sure to read it when i pay gnar which will be my next game
mrchopme1 votesThank you so much for comenting everybody like this coment that is some great knledge
Fertsa2 votes
vodrio121 votesveigar? press r isn't so difficult
Fertsa1 votesunless he's atrociously fed, veigar can't 100 to 0 u with just his R, or even just R-Q and against a champion with any kind of panic button, his ult will only do anything if they are stunned*.
*and not tryndamere
mrchopme1 votesIll for sure try vicktor
Bellows2 votesWhy hasn't 
been mentioned yet? IMO, though i dont play him, best carry potential for your time investment right there.
Volkri1 votesHe's a very good adc right now when paired with a strong support. Thresh/Leona/Bard synergize very well with him since they can really hold someone down. (Bard with his cc/slows/ult.)
GigaPube2 votesliterally....anything..... to a certain point, it should be about what singular mistakes you've made and how much they impacted you not carrying, and if you cant even identify these things, forget about ever thinking you'd become a "master"
Tyrone Lannister1 votesYasuo
Wild Wes2 votesWe already have enough Yasuo tryhards don't make more :(
Tyrone Lannister3 votesIts attitudes like this that makes league players hate each other. Let people play what they want to play.
Snowman Arc2 votesPeople hate on Yasuo mains because of their mentality. Most of them think they are the best players in the world because they think they are playing the hardest champion in the world.
Tyrone Lannister1 votesExactly, "Most". Generalizing a group of players doesnt help.
japan hate acc1 votesI'm a Yasuo main, and yeah, there are harder champs out there. But Yasuo is difficult, too.
mrchopme1 votesTrue though i dont really like yasuo sine snowballing isnt that high on him
JackMcSnipeyz1 votesLee sin is pretty iconic for being high skill cap. So is LB (easy to pick up hard to master) and new kat is also pretty tricky to manage all her daggers. If you wanna try a marksman, draven is probably the most mechanically complex and rewarding
Zen Ineth1 votesI'd say Jhin is more mechanically complex than Draven. All you have to remember when playing Draven is that your axes move in the direction you last moved in, so if you're engaging on someone, you just run at them and you'll automatically pick up the axes.
With Jhin, you have to plan ahead (with traps), and two (technically three) abilities are skillshots.
Papa Slothy2 votesbut with draven, you can get triple axes going and dropping an axe makes your DPS drop by a huge amount. He also doesn't automatically pick up the axes as they set a few steps behind the location he will walk towards. Jhin is more about deciding when and how to fight more than actually outplaying.
Horuz1 votesevery champion it really doesnt matter the important part is to actually learn the champion very deeply realize that champions in general are waaay deeper than people give them credit for good example would be urgot a lot of people just dont play him because either the concept is too ugly which is a stupid reason to not get challenger imo or the other half doesnt play him because no one is playing him haha its actually a solid champion when mastered put in 5k games on any champion and you challenger when law of averages applies to you which on average it does haha :D
mrchopme1 votesyeah lol
Risk of Fate1 votes
Are probably 2 I would recommend. Ahri has a lot of choices in how to approach a fight while Orianna needs to keep track of her ball at all times requiring a lot of forethought.
mrchopme1 votesthanks
Silencega1 votesprobably people who can pull combos and plays out of thin fricken' air like 
legionnaire991 votes
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mrchopme1 votesOmg sweet i have every one exept gangplank
legionnaire991 votes and are my favorite of that list but I'm a top laner
Snowman Arc1 votesTo be honest, just try and adjust to how the meta is shifting. There is no point trying to learn a high skill cap champion just because it's probably more rewarding. Focus on mechanics like csing, dodging, hitting skillshots, and on macro play like correct warding, map movement and pressure and every champion is simple good enough to carry everything.
If you want maximum performance, try to play whatever is best currently. Syndra was the best midlaner for a long time because of how she snowballed. Do that because it's the most efficient. Of course, you can still play other things, but meta picks will probably pay off more.
Aptest1 votes
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- there's something to be said about being the biggest troll around, and running all over the place spamming laugh.
- people swear by him, and swear at him. If he managed to hold on to so many dedicated followers, maybe he is also for you?
- an honorable mention that no "high skill" list can do without.
- Bard is there's something to be said about skills that can be miss-used. A situational kit, multiple failure modes for every skill and a kit built around being everywhere exempt besides the guy who needs a defender. what can possibly go wrong?
- probably one of the most mechanically challenging champions in league. no easy mode damage and "press to outplay" panic buttons here: rather, a kit that is versatile balanced by sub-par stats.
- skill isn't just having an out and using it. It's also not having an out, and managing without it. but you probably won't like her because you enjoy being on the killing side of the hunter/prey gameplay paradigm.
- APM training for league required
- actually requires skill at the game to "get right". Don't tell anyone because they all think he's easy-mode.
mrchopme1 votesI have ashe pantheon and udyr PS i love the way u formated that its so much easier to read
Lauchmelder1 votesAzir - Don't get fooled, his earlygame is utter garbage. If you can get to full build he's a monster though.
Cassiopeia - insane lvl 2 powerspike, if played well she can get a lead there and keep it going.
Riven - "it's only button mashing". Learn animation cancelling on her and you'll be loved by your team and hated by your enemies.
mrchopme1 votesawesome ill prob try all of them they were all on my list
Zeref1 votes 
Meep Man1 votesTop Lane-
Jungle-
(and but not many agree)
Middle-
ADC-
(don't be offput by the small pool, if's just so little can fit into this role since it's only one class)
Support-
(most Supports themselves don't have a high skill cap when compared to others since their role in general is usually the hardest since it's "Carrying the Carry")
Based on who you said, I would recommend trying out some of the Assassins in the Jungle and Middle Lane. (Ex.: )
mrchopme1 votesI would like to thank everybody who comented i realy apreciate it. that was my first post so it felt very welcomeing to comeback a day later and have a 15 chmpion list to gring out.
THANK YOU GUYS SO MUCH
RIP TSM1 votesFor mid lane, i suggest you 
. Shes actually pretty strong and has high kiting potential with 
. The only thing i dont like, you cant buy boots, and your good speed kinda depends on landing Q . I have cheesed ppl with at level two when i grab 
You q then e your mana bar away with ign
Papa Slothy1 votesjudging by your champ pool, or
Incarceration1 votesYasuo can be shut down too easily.
I think those guys could be your best choice. They don't get shutdown too easily, and when mastered, have very few weaknesses.
Honorable Mentions: People have a very high winrate with her after 125 games. However, she still has many weaknesses. She'll probably receive a nerf soon.
ReZisT Lust1 votes
Once you learn proper shroom placement and master him he becomes a highly efficient killer
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