One of the most popular League of Legends modes is back, as the One For All game mode arrived at Summoner's Rift with Patch 14.6, replacing the incredibly popular URF mode.
In One For All, players of the same team will vote on what champion they want to play with. If all the players select a different champion, or there isn't a clear majority, then a random champion will be drawn from the champions selected by the players.
Then, players will jump into a game where all the members of their team control the selected or randomly drawn champion. This makes One For All a very unpredictable and incredibly funny mode.
However, if you are highly competitive, knowing which are the best One For All Champions can give you an advantage.
So let's find out which are the five best One For All Champions in League of Legends.
Best champions to use in One For All
There are currently 168 champions in League of Legends, so it can be very hard to choose which one to pick. This is even harder in One For All, as your entire team will control the same champion, so you must select a strong champion, who is easy to play and also enjoyable.
Some champions have a high skill ceiling, making them very hard to play for most players. This will directly affect how fun One For All is, since many players don't find it fun to play with a champion they have no idea how it works.
That's why we've picked the five best champions to use in One For All. These champions are easy to play, quite strong, and also incredibly funny to play with. They will make your One For All experience even more enjoyable.
So let's take a look at the five best One For All champions, starting with the best one.
Lux
Lux ticks all the boxes of a great One For All champion. She is easy to play with, is quite strong, and it's very enjoyable to play with Lux unless you are against five hook champions which can be quite annoying.
The damage Lux deals is astonishing, especially when you get to two items. What also makes Lux a very strong champion in One For All is the fact that she is very effective in all the roles. Even in the jungle, where she can struggle a bit, Lux can hold her own.
Blitzcrank
The are some things everyone should do once in their lifetime, and playing Blitzcrank in the One For All mode is one of them. Blitzcrank is very easy to play and it's also incredibly enjoyable, even though the players on the other team who are constantly getting hooked and knocked up might disagree.
But that is not all, as Blitzcrank is surprisingly strong, especially if you build full AP with him. He is a nightmare to play against in the laning phase, as it's very annoying to have to constantly dodge hooks.
Blitzcrank does struggle to clear the jungle, but there are a lot of unconventional strategies you can use to counter that and tilt your opponents at the same time. After all, who doesn't like to get ganked by three Blitzcranks 3 minutes into the game?
Shaco
In third place on our list, we have possibly the most annoying champion in League of Legends, Shaco. Shaco is very fun to play with but a nightmare to play against, as he is very annoying in the laning phase, and if you aren't used to playing versus a Shaco you can get really frustrated.
He is very easy to master, so even if you have never played a game with him you can easily understand the champion mechanics in a few minutes. If you already are a Shaco master, then you can terrorize the enemy players in Summoner's Rift, by one shooting squishy champions and trolling enemies with your "Deceive" ability.
Whether you go full lethality or full AP, you will be able to kill squishy champions in the blink of an eye and leave the scene without leaving a trace.
Jarvan
The Exemplar of Demacia occupies the fourth place in our Best One For All champions list. Similar to Shaco and Blitzcrank, Jarvan is a very easy champion to learn the ins and outs. His combo is very easy to perform and deals a plethora of damage, especially if you decide to go full lethality.
One thing you need to know about Jarvan is that his W doesn't only provide a shield it also slows enemies. It might seem like a small thing, but sometimes it can be the difference between killing an opponent or him running away on low HP.
Javan can play all the roles at a decent level, and in certain matchups, he can even excel on the top and mid-lane. He thrives in the jungle and is also an easy champion to farm with.
With five Jarvan's on your team, one thing is certain, you have all the engage tolls you need.
Miss Fortune
Miss Fortune is one of the easiest champions in League of Legends, but that doesn't mean she is weak, quite the contrary, she can deal a lot of damage in a short period.
Her kit is easy to master and very straightforward, and she is decent in every role, even though she might struggle slightly in the jungle. Playing with Miss Fortune is also quite fun so that's one more thing in her favour.
If you do play with Miss Fortune, building full lethality is normally what you want to do. However, if the enemy has a lot of armor, maybe consider buying Lord Dominik's Regards.
One thing that is very important when you play with Miss Fortune is your positioning. When Miss Fortune uses her ultimate, which is her biggest source of damage, she stands still so it's crucial you position carefully when using Bullet Time.
We hope this article was helpful and wish you the best of luck on your One For All games.
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