Best champs for carrying bronze?

Honestly the best way out of bronze elo is learning to play better and learning the mechanics better. Yes a champion could possibly get you out but are you truly learning anything about the mechanics of the game?

Learn to farm better. Better awareness and judgement. When to push the wave, when to freeze it. When to roam/gank, and when to just play passive and farm safe under tower.

It's the mechanics of the game that gets someone out of bronze and keeps them out of it. An "OP" champ in bronze is just one that other bronze people don't know how to play against. But in higher elos, those champions are easily shut down and kept in check. By learning better mechanics and getting better judgement, you will find yourself climbing alot easier.

Literally any champion

I'd say champions that either have a bunch of early game power. (( like lee-sin and his early ganks ))

Or champions that can make or break a teamfight, like, Volibear, or Amumu, There's also hyper-carries that can help you get freelo, people like Yasuo, and Riven have 1v5 capabilities if you understand the mechanics, and you're fed enough.

Also, I'd say the best role is Jungle, as you have enough influence on the entire map, so if someone is losing lane, you can help them, and other things like that.

You're looking most for junglers that can gank early, and scale well. So, Vi, Jarvan, WW, Xin... Also can hypercary top or mid like Fiora, GP, Riven, most assasins, Veigar, Ryze, Annie... well, most of mid laners. Best ones are with high mobility though Also, if you're looking for ADC, fed Draven can literally one-shot people with basics, but he requires a lot of skill to play...

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There's a lot.

Any low skill cap champion is good enough Just copy what streamers do Do not watch kayceetron

I would say, trynd for top, Warwick jg, malz or brand mid, cait adc and sona supp

Safe. Easy to learn. Basic mechs needed to play them only. And high carry potential in 5.22.

As far as I can tell the only real difference between Silver and Bronze is knowing when to be confident and when to not be (though there's still a whole bunch of people who can't play safe to save their lives). Not being confident enough to end games (as well as the whole chasing thing that people do constantly) means that Bronze games tend to take forever, so I recommend taking either extreme early game lane bullies to just win games yourself (with or without your team) fast, like Renekton and Leblanc (though Leblanc isn't particularly easy against people who respect her damage), or taking extreme lategame champions like Nasus, Veigar, and Vladmir who eventually become powerful through sheer attrition and take advantage of the fact that the enemy team can't close a game.