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CM is also good. Really weak, so I suggest building one or two bracer after your boots before you go another item. She has a root, a slow, global mana regen which is really nice for your team and big nukes. Make sure to play safe and to communicate with pings with your team to make sure you are nost wasting your ressources.
At laning stage, support should protect the carry, harass the enemy, control lane equilibrium with pulling. Further into the game, pos 5 can rotate to prevent ganks and tower diving, or to iniate ganks of his own, smoke, dusts and sentries can be a good thing to bring. Support shouldn't farm jungle unless he desperately need an item, like boots if he has had a bad game early. Or to finish an item like blink, glimmer or force staff who are life saving items and worth taking some creeps. During the whole game you should focus on warding/dewarding, building support item (protection, escape, aura, sometimes control), force staff, glimmer, euls, ghost scepter are often good items on supports. Lotus orb if you get more money and if enemy team relies heavily on disables. And you should play around your team, because most of the time, as a pos 5, you won't do much alone, you need teammates to achieve pushes or kills most of the time.
You might want to go and check heroes winrate by bracket on https://www.dotabuff.com/heroes , you don't need to register to see data. Maybe it will help you to find supports who are easier to play.
Lich is very versatile support that with enough mango can win most lanes and useful at any stage of the game. Also nonconsidering mana management he is pretty easy and effective.
I don't recommend you Crystal maiden as she is very slow vulnerable and hard to use, and I wouldn't recommend you the ogre as MEELEE character are very hard to play for begginers especially in support role.
There are a tons of stuff you must learn, but go In a small steps. Try all the meta supports and find out which one you like to play.
I'm gonna recommend Maiden anyways since she always contributes to the team in some fashion even if it's just by being a minor mana battery but also because Nova is a great slow/nuke that can be used to wave clear or depush as needed, Jakiro because he can quickly clear waves or defend towers as well on top of being able to help destroy them faster, and maybe Shaman because he can can quickly push out lanes and take towers, also has a fair bit of lockdown that only requires an Aether Lens to not put yourself in too much danger to use.
Later in the game you may extend your vision task to the hotspots of team activities for the entire map, provide your ultimates for team fights and help your team with support items for auras, healing, stuns etc. Glimmer cape and ether lense are very helpful items to keep squishy support heroes out of disasters. Glimmer cape is essential for maiden and WD for their ultimates.
What you may not consider as pos 5 player from the beginning is, that your position 5 is determined to be the captain of the team. You will give the calls if you gain more experience. So, just prepare for that in training your map awareness. Get routine in lane that you have a chance to look around on the entire map, as you don’t have to care about every last hit. Treant with his global hero and building healing and protection ability may help you in this regard.
Have fun!
Amendment: yes, Warlock is great too!
In lane you trade hp and use shadow word ONLY for negating harass of enemies on yourself and your carry.
In midgame you need to
1 castes bonds on grouped enemies - that's already makes you meta useful if your team fights, then drop golem on their head and as they are stunned start casting upheaval. After that leave warlock channelling and only control golem.
In late game it's basically the same but you can cast gilems twice and than just control them as group.
As for Crystal maiden ult - glimmer is usually useless, as any non braindead enemy will bring the dusts and the secret is to cast it from trees near the fight. But that's also suggest that you need to choose place for fight that doesn't happen often in lower ratings. Also if you only need invis for ulting naked shadow amulet will be better.
As for actually picking her, cm is a classical pos 5 and I love her as a char or as a symbol, but I don't pick her, cause if you want to win you need to have reliable impact in game.
First of all cm is horrendously slowed for no reason. That's bad for absolutely everything. She have no stun at all and no natural way to hard control enemy. THAT means he can always press bkb and kill/ignore her completely or manta and just ignore her. Even lich has hard control now, and the lack of it was the very reason I started build hex on him.
Her aura is also useless, as it's effect is negligible for everyone but her and even she doesn't benefit much from it. Also in meta where everybody ferry themselves tons of mango slow management is just has no place and harass also useless as enemies can just ferry flasks to themselves.
There are lots of chars that I like but was have to drop/almost drop to actually win games for my team, even when my team is weaker significantly. Necro, maiden, even lion are not a good winning picks.
On the other hand lich, snapfire, and even Zeus can be so much more useful.
Warlock literally considered one of easiest supports. Not by me personally but still. Good heal, no skillshots, high efficiency, late game summon Golan even by just dieing. Stun through bkb.
What multitasking you mean aside the same all other supports do?
And yeah, shadow amulet works on other's too.
Do you do that with lone druid? Let the druid in base with aghs and make the bear fight... Because it is the same nonsense. You can't just play the golem and leave your hero to die. Warlock channeling is really vulnerable.
Warlock can't move, but you need to be sure your hero isn't dying... It makes several things do deal with.
Is warlock considered easy? He has a dot heal, a channeled slow and a ult which implies units gestion. How is that considered easy?
Supports don't multitask most of the time, they do one thing after the another. or things which are done together are really simple, like warding and stacking, or stacking and taking rune. it doesn't happen at the same time but one thing after the other.
You can't move with shadow amulet. And if I'm not mistaken it has an awful range.
That it not how it works. A dead support is never more efficient than a living support.