Three essential support heroes for beginners: roaming involves more than just protecting teammates; health management is another challenge: The Bull Demon King's Guide.

Zhang Fei can transform into a beast, and Cai Wenji knows how to heal. The difference between the two lies in the timing of control and health management. Both of them focus on protecting their teammates, passively absorbing damage and accepting whatever comes their way. When the opponent attacks, they try their best to defend, generate shields, and cast spells to heal, like angels protecting the marksman. The other one is Niu Mo, who takes the initiative to attack and is the ultimate team fight initiator.

If a support can't protect their teammates, isn't that a major drawback? Niu Mo's skills are never flashy; his passive skill is already infused with double resistance essence. Sometimes, when he tries his best to protect the backline, he really feels powerless, just like the parasite his teammates like to tease him about. Without teammates, he can't do anything. If the enemy doesn't move, he doesn't move either. Niu Mo does like to initiate attacks, catching people off guard. Of course, the price is the back-and-forth animation, making his movements clumsy and testing his predictive abilities.

The Rift boasts over a hundred heroes, each with their own casting or spell-casting animations. Niu Mo provides a chance to practice; the moment he raises his axe before it even touches an enemy is a vulnerable point. He can skillfully dodge and evade attacks, allowing mages to deflect his attacks with crowd control. Furthermore, he can learn to master the timing of team fights, using his ground-pounding ability to control the battlefield. His biggest weakness is being left unattended; even from a few meters away, he'll be ganged up on and killed. This is the fate of playing Niu Mo – no one to disrupt the enemy's advance, only to be overwhelmed. Counter-attacking, protecting allies, initiating team fights – which type of roaming do you prefer?

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