man i missed that guy. welcome back! pls dont leave again or i will cry :((

Wow what's new. I spawned yet another nemesis.

Anyway, you get a -1 because of an very huge number of mistakes in your guide, such as but not limited to:

- Alistar completely unviable on top lane. Sometimes played in the jungle.
- No mention of Fiddle mid.
- No mention of Janna mid. (this is minor)
- Leona completely unviable top. No mention of jungle.
- I think you have no idea of Lulu's versatility outside of the support role.
- No mention of Nunu support.

Thanks for the vote Anti-Laggermeister ^^

Gott der 7 Meere, thanks for the comment and the compliment ;D

Quite good for a first guide and a noob first guide at that :D

At least you admire you're a noob

Hello Mudd ^^
So hope this guide will help some new users in "what not do" =P

This list (as said before) is not for recommended champions, but instead to give an idea when you want to buy a champion (because you are tired to have the same or just want something new or more challenging.
I agree that are few champions and not noob-friendly, but i saw lots buy a champions and use a refund. However i find that a real guide can be a little fake, because wrote and played by a skilled (maybe) player. is my bad that don't sound like "buying guide" xD

Thanks for the answer and your vote =)

I understand the idea behind the guide but all your champ picks (excluding soroka) are of hard to play. not a good list for noobs

I'm sorry, I see that my guide is not clear enough. This guide is not for recommended champions!!! This guide is for noob, if you are not noob is totally useless!
I learn the game by myself, because i didn't know this site or other, so so I tried some champions, learning them step by step and discovering strengths and weaknesses. Then one day I came here, when recommended by few that added me.

So this is not for High Rank, and is not to choose a champion, is to have a little overview about some champions.

Ryze, Annie, Sona, Garen, Teemo are all strong, maybe, but i don't play them. During the first 5 level Cassiopea was in fw, I used her better than Annie or Ryze.

So I'm sorry I wasn't clear, but is not what you should pick (no one can say that) but to give someone never play a champion a little preview on what expect without looking to all possible build. I told: I'm a noob for the noob, not a noob for the pro.
I see a lot of Ryze, Annie, Garen e company (now i have some friend in low level), maybe they are just little over-played (in one game 3 person want Annie for jungle, top and mid), so don't need something else to explain also.

Instead, when someone is ready for next level champions don't know what to pick up and maybe buy something that don't fit. I can't say if fit, but can tell what think about as noob.
Example: You know Fizz or Lux, right? They suddenly appears as the only possible choice in mid lane. Fizz pretty instant me with 1830 damage with one spell! Incredible!!! But new Fizz are like cans of tuna, ready for lunch.
So it is important, in my opinion, that a player knows what he is buying. He will become good, but until then it is good to know in principle what is before you spend RP or IP (basically all think they can go forward only those with).

Again, I'm sorry it was not clear =) Thanks for the answer, have a nice day ^^

And come to think of it, I wouldn't recommend Alistar to newbies either. Most of them won't even know of the basic combinations in which to use his abilities like the W+Q combo.

All of the above

High skillshot-dependent champions like Xerath aren't really good for new players; also a badly used Fiddlesticks can be a complete disaster. You also forgot to recommend really easy champions like Garen, Master Yi or Jax

I really wouldn't recommend Orianna and Udyr to new players.