Hi, I want to know what are some of the best champions to carry yourself out of lower elo. Request anyone and everyone in any role that you think is good for getting out of low elo or a champ that got you out of low elo. I want good suggestions please no trolling. Thank you
EndlessSorcerer1 votesI'd recommend champions with quick and efficient waveclear. The ability to siege and stall out a game is invaluable, since it will give you opportunities to catch back up or delay the enemy's advance.
Knifecat Reborn1 votesI would say this all depends on you bud. My advice would be to master your favorite champion and get really experienced with them, stick with them. But playing support is a pretty easy way out. In season 4 I played support from B5 to G5. I figured it was easier getting people fed than worrying about myself get fed. Stay calm, try to keep your team calm, encourage them to keep going, complement your team, don't lose faith. You'll be surprised how amazing that makes things work. I've went through hell in a lot of games getting myself up there at that time haha. Pick a champion and master them as best you can. If you can keep the attitude o talked about, I have no doubt you'll climb faster than you think.
Aviatinq1 votesDoesn't matter who you play there's no meta in low elo. You could get out maining Yorick or Urgot or any other champion that's "underpowered".
Bergk1 votes
and don't join the clown fiestas that happy. instead split push
Synkka1 votesAnnie
Daxanater1 votes
TheHurricaneGamr1 votes
and 
is what I used to get out of Bronze. However, find one or two VIABLE champions that you enjoy playing and play those champs. Honestly as long as you have the game knowledge and basic skills (proper itemization, CS, rotations, Baron and Dragon calls, etc.) Anything can carry you out of the lower ELOs.
Darkslayer851 votes
I don't recommend picking Kindred up if you can't kite and position, but if you're an ADC main, try taking her jungle. Her ult makes it extremely hard for even the most stupid of bronzies to die, and most players don't deny her any marks, mainly because they don't know how.
She does take a while to learn, but she's very powerful once you master her.
GULAG 4 U1 voteschampions that aren't dependent on your teammates, you can't expect them to not jump in 1v4 at 10 minutes 0/5 in low elo.
MunchCrunchLunch1 votesannie graves master yi blitzcrank
Dancing Foxx1 votesI've been having this problem, I've been maining Sona this season but cant do anything. I get a lot of A - S ratings for my personal performance, but am very discouraged. I had a 70+% win rate on Sona and now am below 50% due to the groups I've been in.
I literally just lost a game where I was the only person protecting mid turrets while the rest of the party chased 1 enemy all over the map. We went from a full mid lane to an inhibitor lost in this time frame. I have no waveclear and certainly can't really do anything as Sona 1 v. 4. Even if I built some better items like Ardent Censor, it wouldn't help just bad decision making that is rampant.
Baby Ghoul1 votesMid 
Top 
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ADC 
This is what I generally see from my games and from watching my friends climb to high Silver from Bronze 5. The biggest thing that helps so much is becoming a one trick pony. Pick a champion you're good with, learn to play them well, then pick 2 or 3 backup champions. The people stuck in Bronze usually play upwards of 6 or 7 champions. They're decent players like those I see in Silver, but they can't stick to a small rotation.
Gold is still considered low ELO, and that's quite a difficult league to pass through if you're coming from Bronze or Silver, but if you're looking to get into Gold or high Silver, those champions are strong meta picks that can help boost you up. Of course each patch is different, but I'd argue that most of the champions I listed have remained top or viable picks throughout this season.
Another tip is if you find yourself slowing down, it's not because of your teammates. You're just learning and there's nothing wrong with that. You have to trust that if you're meant to move up, you will. Everybody has bad games, or games where they did the most on their team and still lost.
