I finally did it - Tips for a Newbie.

Can you explain this better? All I got there was the carry and support, I have no idea what the other stuff mentioned is.

And what do you mean by class/type stacking?

Just did the tutorial. Seems okay... for now. Name's MariettaRC (because I'm so clever).

To be honest, I'm not good at explaining too much about League of Legends because I play casually and not hardcore so I can only give some basic information from what I know. Hopefully it's good enough to help.

This map is called the Summoner's Rift, the most basic and probably the most played map you will be playing.
From what the image shows, there are 3 lanes. The top being top, the mid being mid, and the bot being bot.
Basic informative video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KVig1Aa1go
Terms that could be helpful: http://leagueoflegends.wikia.com/wiki/Le...erminology
You don't need to remember all of them. I wish they highlighted the ones that are more important.

• Basically, there is suppose to be only 1 person at the top (usually the soloer who farms minions by themselves and are usually close ranged combat people. Usually, not all the time). This is held by either an AD (Attack Damage = non magic attack) champion or an AP (Ability Power = magic attack) champion. Most likely AD most of the times.
  
• The middle lane has 1 person there as well and is usually an AP champion.
  
• The bottom has a carry as well as a support in which the support... supports the carry while he/she kills and farms up minions to get more gold. (If you deal the finishing blow towards the little minion guys of the opposing side, you get extra gold for doing so, "farm"ing in other words.
  Video explaining: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQaV7foE7F0)
  
• Everything in between the lanes is considered the Jungle and is where people usually play 1 champion to stay in there for the beginning portion of the game in which they farm as well but their main purpose is to gank, or ambush, enemies when they are strong enough.
  

The map is divided diagonally (by the river with the bottom half considered the blue side and the top half considered the purple side.