Which champion amongst the ones I have is the best one for me?

You'd be better off playing all of them tbh as well as playing the free week champions. The best way to get better when you're new is to familiarize yourself with as many champions as possible.

Ok, so I checked and supposedly you are level 7, so you are just getting into League. And when I check out your game results on na.op.gg that is somewhat supported as it shows only 18 games total.

That said, there are a number of things I might say. I'll try to give you the best advice can think of

First, each week try out several of the free week champions. You can start with a Co-op v AI match, or you can see what you end up with in ARAM, but the key is to test out champions. You will probably struggle. You will make mistakes. You might have some smurfs get on your case for poor play, but you'll also learn how each champ works and more about when and how to use different abilities.

Second, you've played so few games that its hard to say "get X champ." What I can do is give you a bit of a breakdown of champ types and where they play. At first its good to choose 1 or 2 roles to practice/learn first and you should concentrate on mostly getting champs who are playable in that position.

So breakdown by type

ADC - ranged, usually have weak early, but very strong late games. Can sometimes be played mid or top, but the majority only do well bot lane with a support. You have 2 in Ashe and Tristana and I saw you played Jinx. There are differences in them based on ability sets. Ashe, Jinx, Kogmaw and Varus are well known for low mobility but surprisingly good utility or CC. Tristana, Graves, Corki, Vayne are known for higher mobility, but trade away some CC in exchange for the ability that gives them mobility. Playing an ADC is often a personal choice based on play style. Some are "lane bullies", others are better for passive farming until the laning phase is over You kind of need to try each one and decide which ones feel right.

Tank - Melee, with good defense and usually some good CC. Depending on their skillset they can be played just about anywhere, but some are better in specific roles. Garen is best in the top lane although he can be played mid against some team comps. Alistar is very good in the support role, but people have taken him jungling. At your level you don't want to try jungling. (you really need level 10 for smite and level 20 for tier 3 runes). Again this is a matter of personal preference, but you do have the 2 best beginner tanks already.

Bruiser - Melee, but usually build more damage items than a tank. Often have strong skills for fighting 1v1. I saw someone name Tryndamere and Aatrox who are both good bruisers. You see them jungling and top lane with rare appearances mid. If you enjoy melee fighting these can be fun to play.

Mage - Mostly shorter ranged than an ADC and do much of their damage with abilities where an ADC can do the majority of their damage with auto attacks. Mostly played mid, but some appear top or support and a few can jungle. Sona played mid would be considered a mage. Annie would be a better choice for a beginner.

Assassin - Melee, but designed around abilities that allow them to kills champions in one burst of damage. Most take time to learn to play to their potential. Most also play in the mid lane so they can roam since they need to get kills to keep up with champions who can kill minions quickly. They've fallen out of favor in the current meta.

Support - Basically a champ that has some mix of crowd control, healing and protection. They will travel to the bot lane with the ADC and their role early is to keep the ADC alive and try to help the ADC kill the other teams champions. It's not a popular role to play as you don't get gold quickly and are expected to do things like ward. Sona is almost always played in this role. She's very good at it once you learn which items to buy and what skills to level when.

So I'd say find a type you like and a role/lane to play and look at testing out any champ that might fit there.

Next, at your level you'll make mistakes. Try not to take them too personally, but if someone calmly gives you advice listen. They might help you uncover mistakes you can correct.

I'm willing to help if you run into me in game. I'm not great at mid or top. (my reflexes are too poor for me to beat most players and I'm out of practice), but I can definitely help you with Sona, Ashe and Tristana. I also might be able to find others to join in so you can play in a bit more relaxed atmosphere as the groups I run with try to be very nice to new players.

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I will say if you like Sona you can definitely get her when you can. Riot does allow you to say "oops, I don't think this champ works for me" 3 times, so if she really doesn't work out you can get a refund, but she has the advantage of being a solid champion with a skill set that it not too complex for a beginning player. At the same time learning where to position her and when to use each skill takes time, so you'll develop some strong play skills that can be used on other champions.

See you on the rift.

To ask us to give you situations and possible viable reactions to said situations is a bit much. Situations are endless. You'll just have to get a better grasp of the game because even if we tell you, you'll likely not be able to do it well anyway since your current grasp of the game is pretty nonexistent. The fact that you think Garen is better off as a support is evidence of this.

As the others suggested, just playing the game more is the only way to do it. Just mute people who are rude. You'll encounter them a lot in MOBA games, especially this one.

I want a champion that I can know like the back of my hand, and that I know what to do with in every situation.

This comes with experience on a champion; you can do this with any champion you want, so long as you learn about them and put the practice in. Of course this is easier with easier champions, and every champion you listed is pretty straightforward/among the more straightforward champions in the game.

There isn't really a one-size-fits-all champion, everyone plays a bit differently and has mechanics or playstyles that comes more naturally to them. As a newer player I would encourage you to try out as many champions you can through free rotation; this will not only familiarize yourself with what champions there are out there and what they do when you're facing them/on a team with them, etc. but also let you find champions you like more.

Also, remember to have fun; it's a game afterall. I know it's a pretty rough learning curve at first, but once you get the hang of the game things become pretty natural.

I'm a main and you can carry super hard. If you go trist blitz bot lane. When they pull you e q then w onto them when they have 4 stacks. You will burn their summs and then next time kill em.

1. Garen

Garen is an amazing Top champ and an easier champ to master as a beginner. He's not support, he has almost nothing for abilities that would help him support.

Attack speed isn't everything. Check out the guide on mobafire.com and build tanky. His 0 resource cost on his abilities means you can use them to get cs (creep score, last hitting minions). Watch some videos on how to play garen on youtube or any other champ you might have as well.

2. Ashe

Ashe is a really, REALLY strong adc at the moment. She just got a rework and it was like giving a machine gun to someone who already had a semi-automatic. Work on your "trading stance" (youtube it) and poke with her w, burst with full 5 stack q. Use e to show people the map and try to pop out the enemy jungler. The goal in lane as an adc isn't to always auto attack the minions but rather to get a HIGH cs while still poking your opponents. This means you want to always get the last hit on a minion first and foremost but it also means you have a LOT of time to push back at your opponent who, remember, is trying to do the same thing you are doing.

3. Tristana, a lot of the same applies as ashe with poking and last hitting. They even build very, very simularly. Difference is you have a bit more "escape" with Tristana and she's on of the best scaling adc's in the game so you'll do a ton of dmg.

4. Alistar

As a support, he's ok. Not the strongest, not the weakest. he's very straightforward and good for beginners but can take a bit of practice to master when and how to combo people so you're not sitting behind minions and spamming your e.

5. Sona is an extremely strong support. I have a VERY HIGH win rate with her in ranked and it's because she can poke, she can heal, she can stun and provide speed to the ENTIRE team. As a beginner she's fairly easy to do well with because all you're really doing is poking with your q (and boosting your adc's dmg with it) and healing with your w for most of the game. The r stun is great for team fights, doubly so against teams that clump up (i've gotten people pentakills by stunning at the right time) and her e can be a great way to chase or retreat.

There's a LOT of other champions that are great. It seems though that you have a lot to learn. Check out youtube and mobafire and learn how to build and lane. Each champion has it's strengths and weaknesses where they can excel or get rekt and it's up to you and how you play them to determine how well they do. The only champion I think is useless (because most people have no idea what they're doing with him) is bard.

Starting off there's a few champs that are fairly easy to become acceptable on quickly: Tryndamere Shyvana Annie Warwick Sejuani Volibear Gragas (Seriously, compared to other junglers this guy is like using a fat king kong against tinkerbell) Vi Dr. Mundo Aatrox Heimer Nasus

Most of these are very forgiving if you make a mistake and Built right can become MONSTROUS in game.

Some are junglers though and I don't recommend going jungle without watching a LOT of videos on how to do it and how to gank effectively. It's a high risk, high reward role but your team counts on you to be there for them when it's time to gank and countergank. So please, watch some videos and learn how to before diving into pvp as a jungler.

At the end of the day, play what you have fun playing. If you love Ashe, queue her up. If Garen spinning and winning is what you enjoy, go for it. It's a game, just remember to enjoy it.

Coming to the boards with a question like this is one of the worst things you can do as a newbie.

IMO, there are two things you can do.

1. Play it cool and try champions in free rotations.
2. Browse LoL wikia or champion list in the client and look for a champion that gets your attention.

Practically every champion is good if you like it and train some with it.

Hi, so I'm (fairly) new to lol as well as I've only been playing for four or five months, but at the beginning I played a fair amount of bots before starting pvp. I started pvp at level 16 maybe? And mostly it was with champions I was comfortable with. I tried out all the champions whose abilities looked interesting to me; check the champions and their abilities to see what they look like :) and when they come free week, try them out and see if you like it. I think I had a fair amount of free week syndra before I started my first pvp game. Play a champ on free week two or three times. If you like it then consider trying it in pvp :)

Ashe is in a great state right now, so if you like ranged carries with late game potential, play her.

Add me in game if you want :) we can play a game together if you like

Honestly, I would hold off on buying any champions when you're new unless you really fall in love with one. Just play each of the free week champions every week and pick one or two you like and improve with them. Do that every week. After a month or so you'll have a decent idea as to what you like playing best. That's what I did when I started years ago. I didn't buy a champion until like two months in when I had played Heimer for a couple of weeks total and found I really loved playing him.

If I had to pick out of what you gave us, I like Sona best. She can be taken mid as you said as well as being played as a support. Hell, you can even build her as an AD if you are playing with some friends. She just has a lot of build variety and is fairly fun to play. I chose other though, already gave my input on that.