The player doesn ' t choose the champion , the champion chooses the player . sBut seriously , Janna is one of those champs that has a really unique play style . The plays you make are all about preventing the other team to do stuff . Supporting is a blast though . You might want to try out other supports first . I didn ' t really appreciate what I was doing as Janna until I got more into the game . I would recommend trying a more binary support first . If you still want to main Janna then here ' s what you need to know . Your goal is to protect your team , not just your ADC . If your team has a pretty mobile adc and an immobile mid , focus on protecting your mid or who ever needs the peel . Most of the time you want to protect your adc because they tend to have the lowest mobility and require the most up time to do damage . What I mean by up time this up time is the amount of time a champion can sit there and do damage . Let ' s say it ' s really late into the game and your Caitlyn is fed out the butt . The success of your team in a team fight has a lot to do with how long your Caitlyn can auto attack the other team . The other teams most likely has bruisers or assassins that would smoke her if they got close enough to her . Keep in mind that Cait ' s auto attack range is really good . When a fight breaks out , your job is not just to make sure your Cait lives , but also that she can sit there and do damage and wipe out the other teams front line . This is one of the reasons why I think playing Janna can be tricky at lower elo janna depends on her adc being at least decent . If you do play with a decent adc though , you can make them look like a god . Anyway , good luck . Hit me up if you want tips on how to peal properly and how to lane with her and stuff . There are loads of guides out there too .