Soraka

Soraka is the most purely supportive healer in League of Legends. She doesn’t win games by racking up kills. Her contribution shows up in the deaths that never occur. Her attack rating is just 2, so the role is stripped to its core: keep allies alive, anywhere on the map, whatever it takes.

That price is paid in actual health. Astral Infusion turns a share of Soraka’s own health into healing for a friendly champion, so her health bar works as a resource the whole team draws from. She replenishes it with Starcall, a falling star that damages and slows enemies and restores her Health whenever it hits an enemy champion. The result is a recurring rhythm: to keep her carry topped up, she has to move up and land skillshots on dangerous targets. Salvation fits into this cycle by pulling her toward low-health allies right when they need her.

Quiet first, then Wish

Equinox gives her real bite against divers and spellcasters. It creates a zone that silences every enemy inside it and roots anyone still standing there when it fades, which stops engages before they can get going. Her ultimate, Wish, has unmatched reach: an instant, global heal for herself and every allied champion simultaneously. Timed well, it can pull a teammate back from a dive across the map or turn a teamfight in which both sides are close to execute range.

Soraka suits players who watch health bars like a story and find real enjoyment in denial, the kill the enemy team expected and never got. Her weaknesses follow from the same devotion: very little damage, limited mobility, and a playstyle that leaves her as the most tempting target on the map.