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Introduction
Tryndamere's always been somewhat of a niche pick for split-pushers, but always quite good for solo queue if you choose to play him. His ability to turn around 1v1s is notoriously annoying, and his sustain in lane can be obnoxious.

This build has caught on quite a bit lately, and gives Tryndamere plenty of tower crushing power even without AD. Check out how to play it below!

How to Play:
Abilities: E, Q, Q, W then prioritize R > E > Q > W
Summoner Spells: Flash + Ignite
Starting Items: Doran Blade + Health Potion
Core Items: Nashor's Tooth, Ionian Boots, Lichbane, Guinsoo's Rageblade, Rabadon's Deathcap, Hextech Gunblade.

Runes:
https://www.mobafire.com/league-of-legends/rune-page-planner#&rune=Precision:69:17:19:24::Inspiration:55:58

How It Works
Stronger Mid-Game Powerspike
While AP and AD both have strong cheese power early game, AP's mid-game burst potential is much higher. Back in Patch 8.13 they also greatly reduced his E - Spinning Slash cooldown at rank 4 and 5…

If you lose a game it means that you did not find a way to carry hard enough.

Figure out how to carry harder.

Some games that is going to mean stomping your lane opponent and drawing pressure to you.

Some games that is going to mean stomping your lane opponent and then transferring you lead to the rest of the map.

Some games that is going to mean neutralizing at least one player on the enemy team even if you don't make splashy plays.

Some games that is going to mean playing in a way that allows you to absorb jungle pressure without dying.

Some games that is going to mean transitioning from a diver to a peeler.

Some games that is going to mean cheer leading for a team that is down.

Some games that is going to mean losing as slowly as possible until the enemy team makes a major mistake out of impatience.

Sometimes that means revamping your champion pool to one that can thrive in the current META.

Sometimes that might mean reviewing your replays to understand why you died.

Some…

Well we did it! With work getting busy I have been playing on and off, but in spite of that I've been able to tighten down my gameplay and hit my first Gold last night in Flex Queue, taking the series down 3-1. It feels good to get back - it's kind of like you know where you do and do not belong, and Silver just wasn't where I belong. Solo Queue is next - I am 2 wins away from series, and we'll see where things go if I can get into the "Winner's Circle." (I like thinking of the promo series as the "Winner's Circle" is for one of my favorite game shows, the $100,000 Pyramid. **** Clark was awesome at hosting that game . . . but I digress)

I have a new computer that I will be building in a week, and I am very excited to not only stream, but to stream on a beast of a machine. I'd love between now and then to get my Gold in Solo Queue - good way to break in the new computer. Unlike last season, where I hit Gold and sat on my laurels, I play to keep jamming games. I know I am likely a stro…

Fun champions to smurf with for each role?

First off the meta is snowball, so it's very fun to smurf, since you can carry almost all games.
Second off all it's much easier to win if you are duo, especially if you are duo smurfing.

Top: Riven (high skill cap, 1v9 if you snowball top)

Jungle: Twitch (1v9 jungler late game)

Mid: Katarina (1v9 in teamfights if resets = pentakill)

ADC: Draven (2 hit enemy adc if ahead with crit)

Support: Bard (Much dmg etc)

How to off tilt in league of legends?

1. Drink some water (Take a glass or a bottle of water into your room and place it beside your pc so you can drink water through out the game)

2. Eat some food (After a long or tilting game, go get some food, since being hungry can remove your focus from the game)

3. Take a nap (Your brain need 8-10 hours of sleep, if you haven't slept in between this time interval you should not play ranked that day!)

4. Fap (Fapping helps you release stress)

5. Get some fresh air (Makes your brain calm down and let your mind be free)

6. Watch a movie or tv series (Watching movies removes your focus from the game and your frustration)

SoloQ Tips & Tricks

how to climb in lower elo?

1. Play champions with an easy kit instead of difficult highly mechanical champions.

2. Only play the champions that you have experience with.

3. Never first time a champion in ranked soloQ! Play 5-20 normal games first, before going into ranked.

4. Don´t type non game related things in chat! You will distract your teammates from the game and be annoyed when they do even more mistakes.

5. Use op.gg and probuilds.net to see the best runes and build for your champion.

6. Learn how to cs and last hit minions (you don't need to kill your enemy to win lane, if you have 15 cs more than your enemy you have 300g more than him which = a kill)
A good thing to do if you are not condident in last hitting is to go into a custom game by yourself and try to last hit as many minions as possible in 1 lane and see how many last hits you have gotten at the 10. mark.
I will give you a rough estimation of how many cs you should have for every 10th minu…

Well this new meta is interesting: I can play my favourite support -type champion as a bottomlane marksman or jgl mage with very decent winrates, and the best part is that when I pick her nobody even blinks an eye. Ain't that just amazing! I never thought before that these kinds of picks would ever become viable.

I'm level 27, generally new at the game, and a support main with a tendency to have an interest in top laners (yordles).

My main is Soraka but I also dabble in Nami. I'm currently learning Lulu. I want to learn Morgana, Rakan, Sona, and other enchanters.

Top laners that I like are as follows: Teemo, Gnar, and Kled. I prefer ranged because I can not do melee champions.

I want to also learn champions like Zoe, Lux, Fizz, Veigar, Xerath, Ivern, Kindred Twitch and many more.

My macro and micro are pretty terrible right now but I hope with a little practice that I can improve.

So, I've been playing LoL for a year and a half. I started thanks to some of my friends and it was actually fun! I never played ranked because I'm not a competitive person, I don't care about my rank or whatsoever. But lately I decided that I wanted to try some ranked to see at what level I got to.
By "lately" I mean I decided that 4 MONTH AGO and until now I couldn't play because of my ranked anxiety. I even discovered like a week ago that it was really a thing and not just my head that was going crazy. So I try do read a bit about this thing and about the methods to cope with it and it actually helped (I have the same problem even in normal games if I'm not with at least one of my friends, so I had the opportunity to try them out).
Today I've done two ranked games. One in flex queue because my freind created the wrong lobby and both of us didn't noticed it. My lane was Malzahar vs. Zed; a pretty easy lane, unfortunately Zed got feeded and it was a bit over my control, but it ended wi…

Ranked is a different beast than normals. If you want to get better at the game play ranked.

If you want to learn a champion do it in normals or in Flexqueue. Don't first time it in ranked soloqueue.

Don't link your worth as a person to your performance in the game whether normals or ranked. It is just a game and half the time it is a complete **** show and you can only do so much carrying and so much cheer leading.

Don't worry about your LP gains and loses. LP loses and gains get closer together the closer you get to your true rank. If you figure something out and go on a huge winning streak your MMR will go up and you will start gaining more LP for wins because the system wants to place you with players of similar ability to you.

Worry about your own play - Your mistakes and your successes.

Work towards consistently making the right plays and the right calls about where to be on the map.

Then deliberately apply your knowledge each and every time you get onto the rift.

Accept …