His E, Death’s Grasp, drags players towards him in a wide area to prevent their escape. Thanks to his passive and his W, Mordekaiser can give and take a beating. Juggernauts are a relatively safe bet as they both take and deal large amounts of damage, but their weakness lies in their lack of mobility. Mastery of his Q and E are central to a successful laning phase, but get them right and The Crimson Reaper will becomes a potent late-game threat. Vladimir is the quintessential battlemage: he can wade into a fight, dealing huge amounts of area-of-effect damage, and use his blood magic to heal. Top lane has traditionally been the hangout of bruisers who thrive on physical damage, but it’s also been home to a handful of mages. In a tricky encounter, Roar of the Slayer lets you whittle down enemy health bars before launching into battle with plenty of crowd-control thanks to Unstoppable Onslaught and Decimating Smash.Īlternative pick: Malphite Experienced Top Sion's W, Soul Furnace, produces a shield that’ll keep you out of trouble and damage nearby enemies after it expires, as well as offering an extra incentive for good last-hitting.
If you’d rather not worry too much about your health bar, tanks with strong offensive and defensive capabilities are a good choice. His ultimate, Dominion, is effective for lengthier fights, while his passive emphasises the importance of resource management and playing around personal power spikes. He deals plenty of damage while not taking much himself.
His simple combo lets him close the gap on his opponent, incapacitate them, heal, and escape. If you’re new to it, few champions embody the concept more effectively than Renekton. Trading-brief, non-fatal skirmishes between lane partners-is an integral part of League of Legends, but nowhere is it more important than the isolated reaches of top lane.
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