Woah that's a handful.
A good diana might live through all those 4, I know I have (though don't know what's it like if they would all be my level and ****). Anivia is countered by most high mobility mids or people who can move over your R fast.
A good diana might live through all those 4, I know I have (though don't know what's it like if they would all be my level and ****). Anivia is countered by most high mobility mids or people who can move over your R fast.
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^Ryze absolutely ***** on Diana. But then again, if you play properly literally never lane against him by hardcore shoving your lane and gank other lanes, then I guess. But that's not really considered 'winning.'
On Anivia, get at least Tear and Roa.
On Anivia, get at least Tear and Roa.
I usually see Anivia's rocking Seraph's Embrace and RoA. Some even't skip deathcap because Anivia hurts like a ***** with that stupid Frostbite alone. Build Warmog's Armor and Guardian Angel for maximum trolling on Anivia.
Anivia's rocking Seraph's Embrace and RoA. Some even't skip deathcap because Anivia hurts like a ***** with that stupid Frostbite alone. Build Warmog's Armor and Guardian Angel for maximum trolling on Anivia.
GA sucks ballz on anivia.
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^Ryze absolutely ***** on Diana.
Done it 4 times now, since he's FotM. 1000 pots and some mana pots, try to farm while w'ing Q away from minions, he pushes and I level. Level 6 I'm 10 cs behind, I can duel eez peez once I return into lane. If he acts uber *****, I'll gank around/kill their jungler.
Only thing I hate about ryze - apart from him being so overplayed I could tear my eyes out - is that no matter how good I do vs him in lane he'll eventually be useful. Such a lame champ.
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Play what you like, but your champion pool is pretty strong. All of those are strong champions except for Annie
Personally, I think you need to have a very large champion pool to be a mid laner, because most mid-lane players need to be the star of the team, or at least a very strong player. A star mid-laner can pretty much pick anything to fit within his team, while other roles Support, ADC, and Jungler don't have that luxury/flexibility. Top lane has some flexibility, but I'd say mid has the most right now.
I'd probably keep Lux, Anivia, and Ryze those are all strong champions especially Lux and Ryze. I think Anivia is weaker in season 3 than she was in season 2, but she's traditionally been one of the strongest mid-lane champions
I'd also learn Nidalee, Kha'Zix, Kayle, Orianna, Syndra, and Twisted Fate
I'd probably focus on Syndra and Twisted Fate. If you play an exceptional TF, you will single-handidly win games for your team.
Other good champions Karthus has traditionally been one of the strongest mid's in the game, although right now he's weak, still good to learn. Diana seems to be on the rise, Katarina has been a strong pick in the past, and Kassadin has been a very strong counter pick (please dont first pick him ever)
As you can see to be a mid lane player there's alot to learn and that's not even including fringe picks such as Jarvan IV and Lee Sin which are both capable mids.
I personally prefer Going Chalice>Catalyst>RoA>Athenes on Anivia. I don't like Tear on her personally, but that's just me. I think Tear makes you susceptible as a laner and on the contrary Chalice and RoA can allow you to play more aggressive because you'll be vastly more tanky.
AnniePersonally, I think you need to have a very large champion pool to be a mid laner, because most mid-lane players need to be the star of the team, or at least a very strong player. A star mid-laner can pretty much pick anything to fit within his team, while other roles Support, ADC, and Jungler don't have that luxury/flexibility. Top lane has some flexibility, but I'd say mid has the most right now.
I'd probably keep
Lux, Anivia, and Ryze those are all strong champions especially Lux and Ryze. I think Anivia is weaker in season 3 than she was in season 2, but she's traditionally been one of the strongest mid-lane championsI'd also learn
Nidalee, Kha'Zix, Kayle, Orianna, Syndra, and Twisted FateI'd probably focus on
Syndra and Twisted Fate. If you play an exceptional TF, you will single-handidly win games for your team.Other good champions
Karthus has traditionally been one of the strongest mid's in the game, although right now he's weak, still good to learn. Diana seems to be on the rise, Katarina has been a strong pick in the past, and Kassadin has been a very strong counter pick (please dont first pick him ever)As you can see to be a mid lane player there's alot to learn and that's not even including fringe picks such as
Jarvan IV and Lee Sin which are both capable mids.I personally prefer Going Chalice>Catalyst>RoA>Athenes on
Anivia. I don't like Tear on her personally, but that's just me. I think Tear makes you susceptible as a laner and on the contrary Chalice and RoA can allow you to play more aggressive because you'll be vastly more tanky.
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I've been playing mid for a while now and it is definitely my favorite spot. I normally play lux as my main mid but i am trying to develop a uncounterable lineup. At the moment i have lux as my safe pick if i dont know what they are picking. I have ryze to counter high mobility assassins like ahri, fizz, di,. I then have annie to counter basically anyone who comes into her range. and finally anivia. I really like playing her but i dont really know her counters. So i now have Lux, Ryze, Annie, Anivia. Is there anyone you can think of that can counter all of these champs. Also on building anivia. How much mana is enough. Should i go ROA Tear or Athenes.