The downside to a kill lane is that it is often played too aggressively, and the enemy jungler will take advantage of that and gank continuously. The other negative side of a kill lane is the need for kills. Because there are basically two carries in one lane, one of them will be under-farmed, and if they aren't getting kills or assists to supplement their gold income, they can end up falling behind in items.
In order to make a kill lane work, you need a few things.
- A champion with decent damage, a hard CC(stun, suppression, snare), and some survivability.
- Wards! (Must have)
- Coordination with your partner.
A kill lane best works when you can talk to your partner, however as long as you can understand pings you should be fine.
Another popular kill lane champion is Lux because she can fulfill a few different roles. Lux has great burst damage when she combos her abilities, and the long range of each skill allows her to have great poke. She has a hard CC(snare), and even a shield for added survivability. Lux can be played as another AP carry, or you can build has as a support, however keep in mind that her shield scales with AP, so AP is beneficial in either instance.

Blitzcrank Alistar was a popular lane that's still fun to do played right.
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