Im a longtime supportmain from Sweden, hardstuck in gold for years and years, playing mostly fiddlesticks support (yes even after the rework). Picked up Kayle last season when i made a new name and got a kayleskin in a chest. Played a few 100 games of kayle support but realized i couldnt control the games the way i wanted it. Kayle support can make a good adc great, but not a bad adc good, if that makes sense. I swapped to playing Kayle mid or top. Was anxious at first since the supportrole is less "stressful" since the games doesnt depend on you totally. Noticed quickly how much more impact i had on the games. One big factor is the safty of not having a superfeeding midlaner on your team. I somewhat quickly climbed to diamond 2-3 where i am now. Still gaining experience playing Kayle and actually enjoying the game more than ever.

This guide is not yet finnished. I will keep adding to the mathup-guides as soon as I have the time.

The idea with kayle is to be a lategame MONSTER! Most of the time its all about playing safe and scale for the lategame. (make sure to read the matchup guide)
This guide is for anyone who are patient and wanna learn a really fun champion.
If you are in low elo, this champion will most likley take you out of it, since she has the ability to solocarry most games if you get to lategame.

When in doubt what to do in your game when playing kayle, always prioritize farming and gaining exp. In the later stages of the game you wanna keep farming the sidelanes depending on what objective is coming next, or dependning on what your team is up to.

PROS

Kayle is really easy to farm with. Its hard to miss farm once you get the chance to farm. Obviously most enemies will try to make it hard for you to farm, but if you where to be totally undisturbed in lane, u wouldnt miss one single farm with this guy. And the longer the game goes the easier it gets. 7cs/min is a minimum in the harder matchups. 8.6cs/min is what I seem to get on average in the even matchups..

If game goes long and your team doesnt feed to hard, you are in a good position to win. You can 1v1 anyone and with good use of ult you can 1v2 and 1v3 non-fed squichys.

You can dodge ganks pretty easily with your W movementspeed

CONS

Its hard to trade in most matchups. (PRE 6 i dont even use spells on enemies, only for cs) POST 6, your trade oportunity comes mostley from 1) the miss abilities 2) they go for cs and you sneak in AA+E on them.

You cant really roam! Just spam-ping enemy missing and freeze wave if possible or push it into his tower and deny him the exp/cs wave is in a bad spot. If you come back to lane and wave is in bad spot i try to steal a junglecamp or simply tp to a lane with a juicy wave. You can always quickly get to lane with your W after that.

You must give up some cs early in most matchups. I know it sucks to see minions die infront of your eyes, but realisticly you cant take em all. You simply will get poked or all-ined to easily. If you get zoned to hard, concider a few extrapoints in Q to even the score. I mainly save my mana for W in harder matchups for sustain / escape.