When I think of Alistar, I think of a major tank – he’s one of the best CC tanky supports in LoL. The ay will also gain a 50% boost to their movement speed, which will disappear after 1.5 seconds.Īlso read: Rarest Icons in League of Legends 5. If the champion is Bard himself or an ally champion, they will be healed for an amount based on the shrine’s power. Bard can have up to a total of 3 shrines active at one time, which will remain until they’re consumed (this happens when a champion steps on them). This shrine takes a total of 10 seconds to built up its power. Bard produces a shrine at his location of choice. He heals with his W ability (Caretaker’s Shrine). In order to get a good amount of healing done, you have to wait for his shrine to build up. He’s a good healer, but unfortunately, he doesn’t have that fast healing ability that we crave. Bardīard is known for being a high elo support champion. She also grants a bonus attack speed for 8 seconds. With her active, she calls forth the cougar’s spirit and heals not only herself but also the target allied champion. Her E (Primal Surge) is her healing ability. Nidalee is a bestial huntress that is known for being “only a jungler.” The reason she’s on this list is because she has a good healing ability and is capable of helping throughout the map. If that enemy is an epic monster or a champion, it will mark an area around Rakan.Īfter three seconds, or if an ally champion moves within the area that has been marked, Rakan will heal himself along with his surrounding allies. With this ability, he tosses an enchanted feather forward, which deals magic damage to the first enemy champion it hits. Rakan’s healing ability is Q (Gleaming Quill). Unfortunately, his healing powers aren’t all that big, but he’s still a good support. Raken is another effective support, which comes in handy during team fights. During this time, she will also gain 25% movement speed, which decays over two seconds. Her Active ability heals herself with the base amount being increased by 0%-130% (this is based on the target’s missing health), and the scaling amount will be increased by 0%-300% (based on the target’s missing health). Her healing ability is her E, which is called Zoomies. She has her unique style in mounting the designated ally. In fact, her strongest power is that she can’t be targeted when she’s attached to an ally champion, She has a unique style that consists of mounting the designated ally. When it comes to saving her allies, he goes above and beyond and doesn’t let anything get in her way. Yummi is a magical cat that I’m sure you have heard about recently – yes, she definitely deserves her spot on this list of the 12 best healers in League of Legends. This ability will deal magic damage to her enemies while healing her allies.Īlso read: Best Feelings You Can Have in League of Legends 9. Her healing ability is her W (Ebb and Flow). Nami has a double-edged weapon and is capable of healing and damaging enemies, making her one of the best healers you can play on in LoL. With her R (Wish), she calls upon the stars and heals all allied champions, even those untargetable allies, along with herself. For a single target, you’ll use her W ability (Astral Infusion), and when it comes time to heal all of her allies, she can use her ultimate. When you’re playing Soraka, you’re going to have two ways of healing. Soraka might just be one of the best healers in League of Legends, as many refer to her as the “healing machine,” and I must say, the name fits her well. Next on our list of the best healers in League of Legends, we have Soraka. His healing ability is his Starlight’s Touch (Q): Active: he heals himself as well as allied champions in the area for 30 per stored charge during the cast. The one downfall I find with Taric (he’s amazing at healing) is the fact that he goes through a lot of mana…that’s right, Taric is a major mana hog.
Taric is known for being one of the best supports on the Rift due to not only his shields but his heals as well.
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