I was wondering..... I am a jg/sup main in bronze one, and I wanted to increase my mechanical skill by playing an easy to play but difficult to master mid laner, because I have only played annie in mid and she is pretty easy. Let me know who you think is the best champ for me.
Here is some things i like in a champ: Can Engage Easy to push other laner into tower Mobile? Doesn't really matter. Yeah. Thats really it.
Thanks
she brings the waveclear and is easy to play, but has a lot of depth you learn as you player her.
Good Burst/Wave Clear - Low Mobility
Safer/Wave Clear
I personally like to play Malz at the moment. But if they go anyone with AP DoT Galio is perfect. There are probably some better picks but. For easy to play, these are very simple champs. Can do a lot of cool things if you are really skilled as well.(not that I can do them, just saying I've seen it)
Azir
Ahri, once you land your charm on someone you pounce on them
most of these guys are trolling you- Azir, Orianna, and Ahri are some of the most difficult champions to learn.
In terms of simple kits, some champions you may want to consider are:
After Annie, i'd say Lux is the prime beginner mage. She can play very safe with her super long range, and her ult can steal objectives pretty easily ((if you have vision). Like any champion, she takes practice to master, but she's pretty simple to pick up.
Malz is sleeper OP with the lockdown he brings. The hardest part of his kit is comboing his voidling at the right time, but his kit is fairly simple overall. He's great 1 v 1 and at ganking lanes.
Morgana is usually played as a support, but she's a pretty darn strong solo laner too. Her binding is a great ability, corrupted soil is great at clearing waves, her spellshield is an incredible utility skill, and her Ult is a great initiation ability (especially if you get a zhonyas).
These are pretty simple to play, but still pretty strong, champions i'd recommend trying. If you feel like playing more difficult ones, though, don't be afraid to give them a try! Everyone has to start somewhere :)
