Aphelios

Aphelios holds the top difficulty score the game gives out, a 10, and the reason is simple: he has no standard Q, W, E or R. Instead he brings five separate weapons. Via his passive, The Hitman and the Seer, he rotates through five Lunari guns, keeping one in his main hand and another in his off-hand. Every weapon changes how his basic attacks behave and comes with its own unique ability, and each runs on limited ammo. Once a gun empties, it swaps out and the next one in line steps up.

Playing him amounts to managing a sequence of resources. You have to keep an eye on which weapon pairings are next, build your fights around the combinations that work well together, and at times intentionally use up ammo to reach a better loadout before an objective appears. Engaging with the right two weapons can make a fight feel one-sided in your favor, while the wrong pair can leave you with no path to victory.

Where he fits

He is a committed bot-lane ADC who leans heavily on his support and teammates, because his kit has no built-in escape and his defense rating is only 2. In return, a single pick gives you remarkable range of play: depending on which weapons are loaded, he can harass from afar, stay healthy through sustained damage, cut through groups of enemies, or pin down a priority target. In practice, he is several marksmen packed into one champion slot.

Aphelios suits players who enjoy long mastery curves and careful planning. He never rewards pure reflexes, but for anyone willing to learn the weapon rotation, he offers one of the deepest and most satisfying damage-carry experiences in the game.