Who should I get next out of Riven, Gnar, and Quinn?

Drains For Gains·5/13/2017, 2:13:49 PM·1 votes·516 views

I normally play mid lane when I am playing with my friends, but when I do draft pick you always have to have the second role selected too. So I have been thinking about getting another top laner at the moment I play Tryndamere, Teemo, Poppy(Not often), and Nasus. I have heard Riven is harder to learn because of her mechanics and Gnar has the form change which takes a while to get used to, but I have not heard much about Quinn. What are your opinions and why? Thanks.

If you believe that there would be a better top lane champion that is worth learning write it down and I will look into them.

11 Comments

MysterQ5/13/2017, 4:28:21 PM1 votes

Not Riven. You may be decent on her idk, but if you are a mid main; it sounds like I would not want you to play Riven for me.

Quinn is still an alright pick for toplane. But I feel like Gnar just helps the team more. I won't be upset that I get a Gnar on my team. But if you have good ADC mechanics you can go for Quinn. I was going to say you have to get ahead early, but the only Quinn top I played recently was actually behind but in a 50minute game enough splitpushing and she won.

Mostly picked Gnar because it seems like you aren't dedicated to top or a single champion.

Taric the Gay5/15/2017, 3:54:24 AM1 votes

Pick Ezreal. He will definitely be to your liking.

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Frightning5/19/2017, 1:47:32 AM1 votes

Riven would get my vote, Quinn , is a counterpick for certain top laners (like Darius ), but being a marksman, you are committing to having a squishy top which might be bad for overall teamcomp. Riven doesn't have this problem, and she is honestly not that hard to learn to play well enough to get by. At the same time, she has a LOT to learn to truly master her (skill floor is reasonable, but the ceiling is really high). Gnar is an option too, but he's really unique, so much of what you may have learned from playing other top laners may not transfer well to playing him (he also has a very unique set of itemization preferences that takes getting used to).

Edit: Also, Riven can be played mid, though I rarely see people taking her there. She can jungle just fine too.