🟢 Strengths 1️⃣ Best Duelist in the Game Fiora’s passive (Duelist’s Dance) reveals enemy vitals, allowing her to deal true damage and heal from each hit. In 1v1 fights, Fiora can outplay almost any champion if she lands multiple vitals. 2️⃣ Strong Split-Push Pressure Exceptionally strong at taking towers due to her high attack speed and sustain. Once Fiora gets ahead, she forces enemies to respond, creating pressure across the map. 3️⃣ High Outplay Potential Riposte (W) completely blocks all incoming CC and damages/slows enemies, making her nearly impossible to lock down. If timed correctly, it can stun the enemy, turning fights in her favor. 4️⃣ Scaling Monster Fiora scales incredibly well into the late game. Her healing, true damage, and sustain make her unstoppable in extended fights. With items like Ravenous Hydra & Divine Sunderer, she becomes almost unkillable in 1v1s. 5️⃣ Hard to Counter in Lane (If Played Well) Against melee top laners, Fiora can poke with Q (Lunge) and win short trades. Against CC-heavy champions, Riposte (W) can completely neutralize their biggest threat. 🔴 Weaknesses 1️⃣ Weak Teamfighter Fiora is not designed for 5v5 teamfights. She performs best in isolated duels or split-pushing rather than grouped fights. If she engages first, she can get CC'd and burst down quickly. 2️⃣ Skill-Intensive (High Learning Curve) Riposte (W) requires perfect timing—a bad use of it can mean death. Hitting vitals consistently in fights requires precise positioning. New players struggle with her mechanics, making her difficult to master. 3️⃣ Struggles Against Heavy Crowd Control If Riposte (W) is used poorly or baited out, Fiora gets locked down easily. Champions like Malphite, Ornn, and Jax can make her life difficult in fights. 4️⃣ Requires Gold & Levels to be Effective Needs items to reach full potential (Divine Sunderer, Ravenous Hydra, Death’s Dance). If she falls behind, she struggles to have an impact. 5️⃣ Can be Kited by Ranged Champions Against long-range top laners (e.g., Quinn, Vayne, Jayce), Fiora struggles to get on top of them. She lacks a hard gap closer outside of Q (Lunge), making it easy to kite her.
Evelynn
🟢 Strengths 1️⃣ Stealth & Map Presence Evelynn’s Demon Shade (passive) grants permanent camouflage at level 6, making her extremely difficult to track with normal vision. This allows her to sneak into lanes and surprise enemies with little warning, making her one of the best assassins for roaming and ganking. 2️⃣ High Burst Damage Evelynn’s full combo can delete squishy champions instantly, thanks to her AP-scaling damage and execute from Last Caress (R). Items like Lich Bane and Shadowflame amplify her one-shot potential. 3️⃣ Deadly 1v1 Potential She excels in isolated fights, as her charm (Allure - W) significantly reduces enemy magic resistance, boosting her burst potential. Against immobile champions, landing a full charm is almost a guaranteed kill. 4️⃣ Strong Scaling Unlike many assassins, Evelynn scales extremely well into the late game. At level 6+, she becomes one of the strongest jungle assassins due to stealth, high AP ratios, and burst. 5️⃣ Good Jungle Sustain Her Demon Shade passive also provides health regeneration, making her sustain in the jungle better than many other assassins. This allows her to stay healthy even after fights and keep farming efficiently. 🔴 Weaknesses 1️⃣ Weak Early Game Before level 6, Evelynn lacks mobility, damage, and stealth, making her vulnerable to early invades and ganks. She struggles against early-game junglers like Lee Sin, Udyr, or Xin Zhao who can invade and shut her down before she scales. 2️⃣ Countered by Vision & Control Wards While her camouflage is powerful, Control Wards and Oracle Lens can reveal her, making it much harder to gank effectively. If the enemy team places deep vision in her jungle, they can spot her pathing and predict where she’ll strike next. 3️⃣ Reliant on Charm for Guaranteed Kills Allure (W) is a delayed CC ability, meaning she has to wait for the full duration to land a guaranteed charm. If enemies dodge, cleanse, or interrupt it, her burst damage is significantly reduced, making kills harder to secure. 4️⃣ Weak Against CC & Hard Engage As a squishy assassin, Evelynn is easily shut down by crowd control. Hard CC from champions like Leona, Nautilus, or Maokai can lock her down before she gets a chance to use Last Caress (R) for an escape.
Viktor
🟢 Strengths 1️⃣ Excellent Scaling Viktor scales incredibly well into the mid and late game. His Hex Core upgrades grant bonus AP, mana, and ability enhancements, making his late-game damage unmatched. With Lich Bane + Deathcap + Void Staff, he becomes a burst-heavy AP threat. 2️⃣ Insane Wave Clear E (Death Ray) is one of the best wave-clearing abilities in the game. Once augmented, it leaves a burn effect, making farming & sieging easy. 3️⃣ High Damage Output in Teamfights Chaos Storm (R) deals massive AoE burst damage and can zone enemies out of fights. Augmented Q (Siphon Power) gives him a shield + empowered auto, allowing for strong trades. He excels in objective fights where his AoE abilities hit multiple targets. 4️⃣ Strong Zone Control Gravity Field (W) provides AoE crowd control, making it hard for enemies to engage. E (Death Ray) and R (Chaos Storm) allow Viktor to control space in fights. Works exceptionally well in choke points (e.g., Dragon & Baron fights). 5️⃣ Safe Laning Phase Q (Siphon Power) allows Viktor to poke while staying safe with its shield. E (Death Ray) lets him farm from a distance, avoiding risky trades. Scales passively without needing early kills, making him a great pick for passive laners. 🔴 Weaknesses 1️⃣ Weak Early Game Before upgrading abilities, Viktor is weak. His mana costs are high, making him susceptible to early aggression. Struggles against early-game assassins like Zed, Talon, and Leblanc. 2️⃣ No Mobility = Easy to Gank Viktor has no dashes or blinks, making him very vulnerable to ganks. Once Flash is down, he’s an easy target for junglers like Jarvan IV, Zac, or Elise. Requires good positioning and wards to avoid dying early. 3️⃣ High Skill Ceiling Properly using Gravity Field (W) is crucial—bad placement can cost fights. Positioning is key—staying too close means getting assassinated; too far means missing damage. E (Death Ray) must hit consistently to deal damage effectively. 4️⃣ Weak Against Hard Engage Champions like Malphite, Zac, Hecarim can jump on Viktor before he can react. If he gets CC’d once, he can be bursted instantly. Needs strong peel from his team to stay safe. 5️⃣ Relies on Upgrades (Scaling Delay) Viktor is item-dependent—he needs Mythic + Augmentations to truly come online. If behind in gold/CS, his impact is severely reduced. Other mages can out-damage him early before he scales.
Draven
🟢 Strengths 1️⃣Best Early-Game ADC Draven’s early-game damage is unmatched due to Q (Spinning Axe), which enhances his basic attacks. Trades extremely well at Level 1 and can zone enemies off farm if played aggressively. 2️⃣Huge Snowball Potential Passive (League of Draven) grants bonus gold on kills, rewarding aggressive players. If Draven gets one or two kills early, he can completely take over the lane. A fed Draven can 2-shot enemy squishies, making him one of the scariest ADCs when ahead. 3️⃣Strongest All-In ADC With Spinning Axes (Q), Blood Rush (W), and an aggressive support (e.g., Thresh, Nautilus, Blitzcrank), Draven excels in fights. His W refreshes on axe catches, giving him infinite mobility in fights. 4️⃣High Burst Damage for an ADC Unlike traditional scaling ADCs (e.g., Jinx, Kai’Sa, Vayne), Draven deals massive damage instantly. His Q-enhanced auto attacks hit like a truck, making him dangerous even at low item counts. 5️⃣Global Ultimate (Execution Tool) R (Whirling Death) is a global damage tool that can: ✔ Snipe low-HP enemies across the map. ✔ Help secure kills to cash in on his passive. ✔ Deal AoE damage in teamfights. 🔴 Weaknesses 1️⃣ High Skill Ceiling (Requires Mechanics & Focus) Draven’s damage relies on catching Spinning Axes (Q). If he drops his axes, his damage falls off significantly. Requires constant movement and awareness to track axe positioning while dodging skill shots. 2️⃣ Weak When Behind Draven needs an early lead to stay relevant. If he dies early without cashing in on Adoration stacks, he loses a ton of gold potential. Falls off compared to late-game ADCs like Jinx, Sivir, and Kog’Maw. 3️⃣ No Escape Tools No dashes, blinks, or invulnerability—only W (Blood Rush) provides extra movement speed. E (Stand Aside) has a small knockback, but it’s not enough against hard-engage champions. Vulnerable to CC-heavy supports (e.g., Leona, Nautilus, Rell). 4️⃣ Requires Aggressive Playstyle Draven thrives on kills—if played passively, he loses his gold advantage. Needs a strong engage support (e.g., Thresh, Pyke, Blitzcrank) to maximize his early power. 5️⃣ Struggles Against Heavy CC & Peel Draven relies on movement to catch axes, so champions with slows, roots, and stuns can shut him down. Struggles against peel-heavy supports like Lulu, Janna, and Nami, who can disrupt his momentum.
🟢 Strengths 1️⃣ Great Healing and Sustain Yuumi’s heals (W - You and Me!) are incredibly strong, especially when attached to an ADC. Her healing scales well with AP items, and she can provide consistent sustain throughout laning and fights. Her ultimate (Final Chapter) provides healing in teamfights, which can be game-changing for keeping allies alive during crucial moments. 2️⃣ Low-Risk, High-Reward Playstyle Yuumi can attach to an ally (like an ADC or tank), becoming untargetable and able to safely heal and buff them from a distance. She can roam or provide utility without putting herself at risk, which makes her hard to punish. Her positioning is flexible because she doesn’t have to worry about being in the middle of a fight—she can just move from one ally to another. 3️⃣ Strong Crowd Control Yuumi’s ultimate (Final Chapter) is a long-duration charm that can lock down multiple enemies in a teamfight. Her Q (Prowling Projectile) slows and can stun if the enemy is hit at full charge. When paired with damage-dealing champions, Yuumi’s CC can be devastating in combination with burst damage. 4️⃣ Great Scaling Yuumi’s scaling is fantastic with the right items. As she builds more ability power (AP), her heals, shields, and CC become more effective. Her shielding potential increases with items like Ardent Censer and Locket of the Iron Solari. She becomes a critical part of the team in late-game fights. 5️⃣ High Mobility (While Attached) While attached to an ally, Yuumi can move freely, and her E (Zoomies) provides an extra speed boost, making her difficult to catch or poke. This gives Yuumi great mobility and allows her to sustain longer in fights. 🔴 Weaknesses 1️⃣ Dependent on Allies Yuumi is incredibly reliant on her team to be effective. If no one is around to attach to, she becomes a vulnerable champion with limited impact. She doesn’t function well in solo scenarios and needs a strong carry to protect her and make use of her buffs. 2️⃣ Lack of Offensive Capabilities Yuumi doesn’t provide a lot of offensive presence outside of her Q (Prowling Projectile), which can be hard to land, especially in chaotic teamfights. Her damage output is low compared to other enchanters or supports, and she lacks any significant burst damage or kill pressure. She can be easily ignored in fights if the enemy focuses on tanks or damage dealers. 3️⃣ Vulnerable When Not Attached If Yuumi is not attached to an ally, she’s extremely vulnerable. She lacks escape tools and can be easily caught. She can be picked off if she tries to roam or overextends without a nearby ally to attach to. 4️⃣ Weak Early Game (Low Impact) Yuumi’s early game impact can feel underwhelming. Her early laning phase is passive, and she relies heavily on her ADC to carry the lane. If the ADC is not strong or falls behind, Yuumi’s healing and utility aren’t enough to turn the tide. She doesn’t offer early-game lane control like Leona or Thresh and may struggle against aggressive support champions. 5️⃣ Struggles Against High-Pressure CC or Dive Champions Yuumi’s lack of mobility means that divers and assassins who can quickly engage on her, like Zed, Rengar, or Talon, can easily shut her down. Hard engage supports like Leona or Thresh can also make her vulnerable, especially if she’s attached to a less mobile carry.
Heimerdinger
🟢 Strengths 1️⃣Strong Zoning & Objective Control Heimerdinger’s H-28G Evolution Turrets (Q) allow him to control areas efficiently, making it difficult for enemies to engage or contest objectives. His turrets deal consistent DPS, making him excellent at sieging towers, defending against pushes, and securing objectives like Dragon or Baron. 2️⃣High Poke Damage Hextech Micro-Rockets (W) provide strong poke that can whittle down enemies before fights even begin. His rockets scale well with AP and can be devastating if all projectiles hit the same target. 3️⃣Reliable Crowd Control (CC) CH-2 Electron Storm Grenade (E) offers AoE crowd control, stunning enemies in the center and slowing others. This makes him effective at peeling for teammates and setting up picks in fights. 4️⃣Versatile Ultimate (R) – Adaptive Playstyle Heimerdinger’s UPGRADE!!! (R) enhances one of his abilities, allowing him to: ✅ Deploy a mega turret for big fights (R-Q). ✅ Fire a huge wave of rockets for burst damage (R-W). ✅ Throw a giant grenade for massive AoE CC (R-E). This flexibility lets him adapt to different scenarios (teamfights, sieging, disengaging). 5️⃣Lane Dominance & Strong Early Game Heimerdinger excels at pushing lanes and controlling space, making it difficult for enemies to engage on him. His constant pressure forces enemy junglers to gank, but if played well, he can turn 2v1 situations into outplays. 🔴 Weaknesses 1️⃣Immobile & Vulnerable to Ganks Heimerdinger lacks mobility and escapes rely on his turrets and crowd control. Against aggressive junglers like Lee Sin, Jarvan IV, or Rek’Sai, he can be an easy target if he overextends without vision. 2️⃣Falls Off in Late Game While Heimerdinger is strong early on, his effectiveness drops off in the late game, especially in teamfights where enemies can destroy his turrets quickly. Unlike other mages, he lacks a strong teamfight ultimate (e.g., Orianna’s Shockwave or Syndra’s Unleashed Power). 3️⃣Turret Reliance – Easy to Counter His damage output heavily depends on his turrets, meaning: ❌ Enemies can destroy them before fights. ❌ Champions with long-range abilities (e.g., Xerath, Ziggs, Jhin) can poke them down. ❌ Mobile assassins (e.g., Zed, Talon, Fizz) can bypass turrets and burst him down. 4️⃣Struggles Against Hard Engage Teams with gap closers and hard CC (e.g., Malphite, Rakan, Hecarim) can jump onto Heimerdinger and eliminate him before he sets up his turrets. If his turrets are destroyed or misplaced, he becomes significantly weaker. 5️⃣Mana-Hungry in Early Game While Heimerdinger dominates lanes, spamming abilities drains his mana quickly. Without a proper mana sustain item (like Tear of the Goddess or Lost Chapter), he can run out of resources fast.
