When you start playing
League of Legends, you will first play a pair of tutorial battles to
introduce you to the gameplay. The first one is played on a special map
called The Proving Grounds and you control Ashe, the Frost Archer. The
second one is played on Summoner's Rift, which is the main map of League
of Legends, and you get to choose from Ashe, Ryze, or Garen.
Having played that pair of battles, you may be biased towards one of the three champions you got to play. Completing the second tutorial battle gives you nearly 500 Influence Points (IP, for short), which will allow you to get one of the nine champions in the Riot Store that cost 450 IP. Garen, at 1350 IP, is out of your reach until you play a few more games.
For most players, I'd recommend Ashe, as she has a very easy skillset to learn, but she has a lot of potential when utilized by more experienced players. My first purchased champion was Kayle, but she requires a little more technique to utilize effectively, as her skillset has both offensive and defensive abilities.
In summary, Ashe is a good champion to start out your roster.
I'll give some general gameplay tips near the end of this hub, but now I'll be talking about several other things that new players should learn about.
Having played that pair of battles, you may be biased towards one of the three champions you got to play. Completing the second tutorial battle gives you nearly 500 Influence Points (IP, for short), which will allow you to get one of the nine champions in the Riot Store that cost 450 IP. Garen, at 1350 IP, is out of your reach until you play a few more games.
For most players, I'd recommend Ashe, as she has a very easy skillset to learn, but she has a lot of potential when utilized by more experienced players. My first purchased champion was Kayle, but she requires a little more technique to utilize effectively, as her skillset has both offensive and defensive abilities.
In summary, Ashe is a good champion to start out your roster.
I'll give some general gameplay tips near the end of this hub, but now I'll be talking about several other things that new players should learn about.
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