I'm a low elo player and climbing, but I want to add 1 more champion to my top lane roster. Right now my pool consist of 
. They are all fairly simple so I can focus on the game more and not deal with mechanic issues. I'd like to add another simpler champion that will fill in any gaps I have
CancerBasedGod1 votes
BlackFlux1 votes
is fun. get that 30 HP per second regen late game and with 
your ult heals you to full HP in 12 seconds late game
is getting a R rework in like 2 days,gets tanky even without items
Trogmar1 votes
Cho seems intereting, lose lane and still have CC out the butt. No idea how to play him or what his match ups are like though.
Pierce The Veal1 votesCho seems intereting, lose lane and still have CC out the butt. No idea how to play him or what his match ups are like though.
He basically loses every lane if he fights. He tries to sustain through everything.
AyoLiko4201 votes
for aggressive top laners like dar singed and rumble
EndlessSorcerer1 votesYorick is pretty good.
Potent splitpusher, great objective control (Solo Rift Herald/Dragon, Duo Baron) and great for pressuring the map.
48983507DEL11 votesRenekton. Win early, snowball.
kwixxy1 votesIf you want someone easy I that snowballs well I like or 
. Jax is a bruiser that can deal a ton of damage with only 1 or 2 completed items and Mundo is almost unkillable with his ult late game. But there are others you can play too that work quite well. This is where I refer you to everyone else's comments.
EbonyBladeJ881 votes
last I checked, Garen here is supposed to be a easy to learn top-laner.
He's rather straight-forward. The common flow-chart of actions for him is like so:
Q, E, W if you're taking damage, rinse and repeat as needed. Then, when you're level 6 and above, it goes like this:
Q, E, W, then R once they are at about 20 to 15% health.
Now, I haven't played Garen in a while, so some may find fault with this flow-chart, but that's how I worked him.
Hammermancer1 votes