Supports or 
Tanks. Roamers can have strong early-game combat and teamfight capabilities without relying on equipment. It is recommended to buying Roaming Equipment Items and follow a teammate in the early game to get extra gold and experience.
There are currently 36 Heroes that are recommended to be a Roamer.
Meta Roamers[]
It is recommended that you practice each roam hero at least once, so that you know enemy skill types, cooldowns, and learn matchups and recommended skill builds for different heroes. A Roamer will determine the initiations and pick offs that can change the tables in a match.
These heroes are currently meta and will dominate (most of the time as shown in tournaments) if you mastered them (In no particular order):
List of unofficial roamers[]
Note: Keep in mind these heroes were not officially listed as Roamers but were used as Roamers in higher ranks and pro tournaments.
Categories[]
Roamers are "unofficially" divided into 4 different categories.
- Setter Roamers: Are roamers who have great combination of AOE and Crowd Control to initiate set up for the team. Tanks are part of this category.
- Initiator Roamers: Are roamers who professionally engage to start up team fights by targeting a single or double enemies, however they lack a combination of strong crowd control and AOE. Fighters and some Tanks are part of this category.
- Utility/Healing Roamers: Are roamers who use their abilities to protect their allies from debuffs. Supports are part of this category.
- Damage Roamers: Are roamers who specialize high damage to distract the enemy and target their backlines but are squishy and must require a frontline Jungler or EXP Laner to protect them. Assassins are part of this category.
