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Solo queue tier lists, champion counters, team comps and off-meta picks, updated every patch.
He didn't block your attacks, he simply never got hit by them, and the game had a whole statistic built to let him do it.
There's a specific kind of helplessness that only old Jax produced. You committed to the fight, your screen filled with the word MISS, and by the time you understood what was happening he had already stunned you.
Gold feels average. It isn't. If you're sitting in Gold IV, you're already ahead of well over half the ranked player base, and the gap between what players assume the ladder looks like and what it actually looks like is enormous. Here's where every rank really sits.
Camille doesn't chase you down. She picks a wall you weren't watching, arrives from it, and then removes your exit entirely.
Camille support took a top lane duelist and pointed her at the two squishiest players on the map, and the part that stings is how little say you get in it. Her opening move comes off terrain, and by the time you've reacted you're already sealed inside a circle with two people. Her pattern is beatable, but only if you attack the setup rather than the fight.
Check out our top Camille counters below for more information on how to beat her!
Patch 26.15 gave her a straight scaling buff, and she's now the default bot lane pick for an enormous number of players. The results haven't caught up to the popularity.
As of Patch 26.15, Kai'Sa picked up a direct buff to Second Skin [Passive] and shot up the solo queue tier list. She's the most-picked champion in the bot lane right now, and the lane she keeps walking into is full of mages.
Check out the details on runes and builds below!
Mordekaiser doesn't outplay you. He walks at you, survives everything you have, and at level 6 he takes you somewhere nobody can help you.
There's a particular kind of misery in a Mordekaiser lane: you win the trade, and he heals it all back and keeps walking forward. Patch 26.14 handed him a bigger Death's Grasp [E] and a hungrier Realm of Death [R]. The good news is that his weaknesses are structural, not statistical, and they haven't moved in years.
Check out our top Mordekaiser counters below for more information on how to beat him!
He posted "R1" on Tuesday. By Friday morning Riot had wiped all 4,697 LP off his account and banned him.
Here's what actually happened, and why it might not be over.
We counted every buff and nerf across 301 patches going back to 2013. Ten champions have dragged Riot back to the drawing board so often it still doesn't know what to do with them.
Riot has touched the average champion 24 times. Everyone on this list has taken at least 39. And the champion at number one has changed direction 28 separate times.
Some ultimates just win the fight the moment they land. These ten do it more reliably than almost anything else in League.
Every role has a signature ultimate that can flip a game by itself, whether it's a global execute, a point and click stun, or a rock that flies across the map to end someone's day. These ten are the ones that make opponents check the minimap every three seconds.
