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Miker19··2 votes·541 views

I want to find an aggressive supp to play i like playing thresh zyra and leona and i'm looking for another supp

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Leanus Crain2 votes

I can play a pretty aggressive Bard a lot of supports can be aggressive it just depends on how far you're willing to position.

Hullabaloo9071 votes

You really won't find one more aggressive than Leona, besides maybe blitz. Annie is pretty aggressive. Morgana and is also on the aggressive side. If I was to suggest one support to learn, it would be alistar or Nami. Alistar is really good offensively and defensively, so he will help you learn when you should be engaging and when you should be peeling. Nami is one of the more difficult supports to play, but getting good at her will teach you the real strength utility supports bring to fights.

Miker191 votes

Thanks i played namiNami once before and i didnt really like her but maybe i'll start to like her once i learn her

Hullabaloo9071 votes

She is pretty difficult, especially against the more mobile ADCs. She has a kind of weak laning phase, but great team fighting potential. Try to hold on to her bubble and ult for when fight has already started, because that will make it a lot easier to predict where people will be. Level her w first, and use it to harass/ heal yourself in Lane, casting it on yourself while close to an enemy when you are lower health, and straight on an enemy when your higher. Don't get engaged on, because you are squisher than most ADCs, and you can usually save them while they can usually save you. When grouped, focus on buffing your front line/ peeling for your back line. Hope this helps

DeadlyDarius1 votes

Quick play taric before the rework! Super lane bully

Gimpy891 votes

blitz can win games with a single q. I don't recommend him against diamond+ but he is great at punishing mistakes and is good for bronze-low plat. Make sure to always apply pressure and try to q them when they are aaing or casting something since its harder for them to dodge.

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