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She burst you down. Then more Leblancs appeared and did anything they wanted.
Season 6 LeBlanc was versatile, tricky, and extremely good at clearing waves safely. Her ultimate let her pick any one spell in her kit and cast a second, supercharged copy of it whenever she wanted, on a cooldown of its own, plus a second ultimate spell riding along for free. It took a full year and a half before Riot gave up trying to tune that idea and just deleted it instead.
Movistar KOI opened LEC 2026 Summer against G2 Esports with a bot lane nobody was expecting: Supa on Akali and Alvaro on Camille. Not a scrim stunt, not a troll pick in a dead rubber game. Game 1 of a real series, and it worked.
A bigger Death's Grasp, a hungrier ult, and one fewer true-damage nuke to worry about have turned Mordekaiser into the top lane's biggest problem.
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Two straight patches of nerfs still haven't knocked Locke out of God Tier, and the ban rate proves nobody's willing to test that themselves.
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Have you ever locked in, checked the enemy mid laner's profile, and found a 90% win rate 20 KDA, Faker-level monster? Then looked at your own team and wondered how anyone could call this a fair fight? You're not imagining it, and you're not the only one asking. Here is what is actually happening behind the scenes, explained without the jargon.
ARAM Mayhem hands out Augments like candy, and some of these combos turn a single team fight into a full-blown highlight reel.
Ten champion and Augment pairings that make the enemy team wonder why they even queued up.
Half the bot lane picks in a normal game now look like they wandered in from mid lane, and the numbers say that's a popularity contest, not a power spike.
As of Patch 26.14, mage picks like Ziggs, Seraphine, and Xerath have roughly doubled their combined bot lane pick rate in about a week, and the class as a whole is playing as one of the strongest options bot lane has to offer, though a few marksmen like Senna, Jinx, and Tristana are still performing right alongside them.
Here's what the data and the community actually have to say about it.
Support Fiddlesticks used to be everywhere in solo queue. These days almost nobody remembers he can do this.
There was a stretch not long ago where a crow flying into your lane meant the game was already over. Fiddlesticks support was a fear-and-drain menace that punished any duo who wandered too close to a bush, and then the pick just quietly disappeared from the ranked ladder. The champion never actually got worse at the job. Everyone just stopped picking him there.
So why did a genuinely strong support fall out of the collective memory, and is it still worth reviving?
