Amumu

Amumu gets by on straightforward play. His difficulty rating is only 3, yet he provides some of the most dependable area crowd control in the game. That reliability is why he appears as a tank in support and top lane, not just in his usual jungle spot. The routine stays the same every time: hit Bandage Toss, close the distance, and time R well.

Bandage Toss carries most of his kit on a single button. It is a skillshot bandage that stuns its target and drags Amumu toward them, so it works as both an engage and a ganking tool. Once he is in the middle of the fight, Despair removes a percentage of the maximum health of nearby enemies each second, which makes it surprisingly strong against tanky teams. Tantrum passively lowers the physical damage he takes and can be activated to release a damaging pulse around him. Each time he gets hit, its cooldown is refunded, so the more enemies attack the mummy, the more often he can use Tantrum.

Curse of the Sad Mummy is the ultimate that decides fights. Every enemy near him gets wrapped in bandages, takes damage, and is stunned all at once. A well-timed ult can win a game outright when followed by additional AoE damage. His passive, Cursed Touch, adds to this: his basic attacks mark enemies so they take bonus true damage from magic sources. That benefits not only his own AP-based abilities but also every mage on his team.

Amumu is a good pick for players who want to affect teamfights without a heavy mechanical load. Land one skillshot, absorb damage, and let the curse handle the rest. His biggest drawback is how easy he is to read: if the bandage misses, he has no second way to engage.