New to Honor of Kings? These 10 easy-to-use heroes are perfect for beginners looking to learn fast, win more, and enjoy the game in 2025.
By Miya Kassandra Lee
Beginner’s Bestie | MOBA Writer | PH Sport News
🧡 Just Starting Out? No Problem.
If you’re new to Honor of Kings, welcome to the arena! This mobile MOBA can be intense at first—50+ heroes, multiple roles, and tons of action—but don’t worry. You don’t need to master all the mechanics on Day 1.
What you do need is the right hero to start with. That’s why I created this list of the Top 10 Easiest Heroes to Use for Beginners. These heroes are:
✅ Easy to control
✅ Strong even without fancy combos
✅ Great for learning positioning and teamplay
Ready to win your first few games? Let’s go!
🥇 1. Arthur – Fighter/Tank (Solo Lane)
A classic entry hero with a balanced skill set.
No complicated mechanics. Just pure lane domination.
Why beginners love Arthur:
- Solid damage and durability
- Easy to sustain in fights
- Simple 1-2-3 skill combo
🧠 2. Zhuang Zhou – Support/Tank (Roamer)
Your job is to stick with the carry and tank the hits—Zhuang Zhou does that with ease.
Beginner-friendly features:
- Cleanses CC
- Buffs teammates
- Hard to kill
💥 3. Luban No.7 – Marksman (Gold Lane)
Don’t let the tiny robot fool you—he dishes out BIG damage and is fun to play from the backline.
Why he’s perfect for starters:
- Long-range basic attacks
- High burst
- Great lane clear
🧊 4. Diaochan – Mage (Mid Lane)
One of the easier mages with crowd control and massive AoE damage.
Tips for beginners:
- Learn skill timing
- Play safe behind tanks
- Land her freeze combo = team wipe
🛡️ 5. Sun Bin – Support/Mage (Roamer)
Want to help your team and look cool while doing it? Try Sun Bin.
Why new players love him:
- Speed boosts and shields
- Helps with rotations
- Great for team utility
🗡️ 6. Zhao Yun – Jungler/Fighter
The jungle role can be scary, but Zhao Yun makes it easy. He’s tanky, fast, and forgiving.
Beginner-friendly perks:
- Safe jungle clears
- Easy ganks
- Simple ult burst
🏹 7. Hou Yi – Marksman (Gold Lane)
One of the most straightforward ADCs in the game. Clean, consistent, and impactful.
Best for:
- Players who want easy damage
- Teamfight zoning with his ultimate
- Learning how to kite
💨 8. Diao Chan – Mage (Mid Lane)
She’s great at zoning enemies and punishing mispositioned foes—ideal for new midlaners learning map awareness.
Why she’s easy:
- Auto-aim freeze skill
- Reliable slow + damage
- Teamfight friendly
🔥 9. Guan Yu – Tank/Fighter (Solo Lane)
He’s mobile, tanky, and great at chasing low-health enemies.
You don’t need perfect aim—just timing and map sense.
Perfect for:
- Players who like to initiate fights
- Escaping easily when in danger
- Learning team-based positioning
⚔️ 10. Bai Qi – Tank (Roamer/Solo Lane)
Simple. Durable. Disruptive. Bai Qi lets you zone enemies and lead teamfights without needing god-tier mechanics.
Good for learning:
- Map presence
- Teamfight initiations
- Frontline positioning
🎯 Miya’s Quick Beginner Tips
- Stick to 1–2 heroes first – don’t overwhelm yourself.
- Focus on positioning – survival > kills.
- Farm smart – last hitting helps you scale.
- Join teamfights – even if you’re unsure, show up and learn!
- Play for fun – don’t tilt. You’re learning, not trying out for Worlds (yet 😎).
🎤 Final Word from Miya Kassandra Lee
Every pro was once a beginner. These heroes will help you build your confidence, understand your role, and win more games—without needing 10 fingers on each hand.
Pick one, lock in, and enjoy the ride.
See you in the arena, rookie. You’ve got this. 💪
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Miya Kassandra Lee is a passionate gamer, seasoned writer, and lifelong sports fanatic. A proud Mobile Legends player and strategist, Miya has spent the past 16 years covering everything from esports tournaments to iGaming trends and sports headlines across Southeast Asia. With her deep knowledge of digital gaming culture and a flair for storytelling, she has become a trusted voice in the gaming and sports blogging scene.
Whether it’s breaking down the latest MLBB meta, reviewing new online casino platforms, or live-tweeting a championship game, Miya brings energy, insight, and a player’s perspective to every piece she writes. When she’s not grinding the ranks in-game or drafting her next feature, you’ll find her cheering courtside, hosting gaming streams, or diving deep into the latest game patches.
“Gaming isn’t just a hobby—it’s a lifestyle. And I’m here to tell those stories.”