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Singed, as he is a pretty easy champion to learn and really has no counters.
Shyvanna, she is one of the most played tops and really has no counters either.
Shyvanna, she is one of the most played tops and really has no counters either.
********, don't listen to this guy. Sorry to say but it's flat out incorrect.
Right now the best champions you listed are Maokai and Renekton, they are also fairly easy to play. Another very commonly seen top laner is

Well, solo queue kinda requires you to play one champ, over and over again if you want to improve. It's boring, but really it's the only way to progress.
I played
Maokai roughly 30 games in a row which is far from being 'a lot', it was the most dull and boring process ever, but it got me my promos almost every time, so why risk something else when he was so strong? There was little counter play at the time to stopping his early game unless they slip up, get greedy and die.
Normals specifically however, it's up to you, I understand not playing your main in normals and I agree that's a bit overkill, I usually only play other lanes if I can, and if I do get stuck with my ranked preferred lane I just faceroll whatever I feel like, most commonly AD LB.
I played

Normals specifically however, it's up to you, I understand not playing your main in normals and I agree that's a bit overkill, I usually only play other lanes if I can, and if I do get stuck with my ranked preferred lane I just faceroll whatever I feel like, most commonly AD LB.
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While they're not as easy to pick up and learn, I'd recommend trying them at some point due to their power in solo, norms, and rarer cases 5v5's.
The list goes on but these are just some I favor personally.
Shyvanna, she is one of the most played tops and really has no counters either.