ADCs—or Marksmen, as Riot prefers to call them—tend to split into two camps: some rely on traditional auto attacks to unleash damage, while others alternate their basic attacks between powerful spells.

Caitlyn boasts one of the longest ranges in League, which lets her deal plenty of damage while staying far from potential threats.

Her Q allows her to poke enemies and kill minions from a distance, while her W and E creates safe zones in which Caitlyn can trap enemies and deal bonus damage.

Spellcasting ADCs are generally more complex than their auto-attacking counterparts, but Ezreal is a good place to start.

His W and Q offer an easy, long-range combo, while Arcane Shift lets evade incoming enemies or close the gap on vulnerable foes.

His ultimate, Trueshot Barrage, contributes to skirmishes from across the entire map, too. Xayah is a popular competitive pick, thanks in no small part to her ultimate, which makes her impossible to target and offers her a few seconds to escape.

Her ultimate, Killer Instinct, lets her dash into the middle of the fight, which makes her a high-risk pick. However, the power in the rest of her kit promises a high-reward if you can get her right.

The primary role of a support champion is to prop up the ADC by helping facilitate their kills or keeping them alive into late game.

Enchanters like Janna are defined by heals, shields, and low-level disruptive crowd control. Lots of supports thrive on their ability to grab or snare enemy champions.

Nautilus' Q, Dredge Line, helps him do both, with crowd-control potential found in the rest of his kit. Wardens are defensive tanks best used to keep enemies away from their carries.

His ultimate agives him presence throughout the map, something with which many other supports struggle. Aggression and Violent Behavior.

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