LOL Support Tier List for Patch 25.04

Here is the list of champions with the highest win rates in patch 25.04 in LoL for ranked matches. However, this is just a reference article. You should prioritize your champion selection in the following order for a better chance of winning. My recommendations are as follows:

1. Solo/Duo Queue

• Priority Order: Comfort Picks (Mechanic) > Counters and Matchups > Team Composition Synergy (Team Fight) > Meta Champions > Flex Picks.

2. Flex Queue

• Priority Order: Team Composition Synergy (Team Fight) > Counters and Matchups > Comfort Picks (Mechanic) > Meta Champions > Flex Picks.

3. Priority Order for Champion Selection (Basic):

• Comfort Picks (Mechanic): Choose champions you are most comfortable and experienced with, as familiarity increases your chances of performing well.
• Meta Champions: Opt for champions with high win rates and strong performance in the current patch.
• Counters and Matchups: Pick champions that counter your lane opponent or fit well against the enemy team composition.
• Team Composition Synergy (Team Fight): Ensure your champion complements your team’s overall strategy and balances damage types (AP and AD).
• Flex Picks: Select champions that can be played in multiple roles, maintaining flexibility and preventing counter-picking.

• Thresh
• Lulu
• Lux
• Nami
• Nautilus
• Rell
• Leona
• Senna
• Pyke
• Morgana
• Blitzcrank
• Milio
• Braum
• Karma
• Yuumi
• Sona
• Seraphine
• Soraka
• Alistar
• Janna
• Poppy
• Rakan
• Zyra
• Brand
• Bard
• Taric
• Neeko
• Xerath
• Tahm Kench
• Vel'Koz
• Swain
• Zilean
• Renata Glasc
• Shen
• Pantheon
• Hwei
• Shaco
• Mao'Kai
• Teemo
• Camille
• Galio
• Fiddlesticks
• Zoe
• Heimerdinger
• Annie
• Ivern
• Anivia
• Malphite

In League of Legends (LoL), tiers are used to rank the strength of champions, items, or strategies in the current meta. Below is an explanation of each tier:

1. GOD TIER / S+ TIER

These are champions or strategies that are far superior to the rest, with almost no noticeable weaknesses:

• Overpowered: Dominate most games regardless of situations or opponents.
• Highly preferred: Frequently banned in ranked games and tournaments.
• Example: "Game-breaking" champions right after being reworked or released.

2. STRONG TIER / S TIER

Strong champions or strategies, though not as overwhelming as S+ Tier:

• High effectiveness: Can control the game if played correctly.
• Popular: Widely used in both ranked and professional play.
• Example: Champions that are strong in the meta but have specific counters.

3. GOOD TIER / A TIER

Decent champions or strategies, suitable for climbing ranks or in certain situations:

• Versatility: Highly effective in the right composition.
• Win conditions: Require players to understand their strengths to maximize impact.
• Example: Not the "best pick," but still a safe and solid choice.

4. FAIR TIER / B TIER

Average champions or strategies, neither too strong nor too weak:

• Situational: Effective only in specific team compositions or matchups.
• Less popular: Rarely picked in high ranks or competitive games.
• Example: Champions suitable for experienced players or unique playstyles.

5. WEAK TIER / C TIER Weak champions or strategies, often ineffective in the current meta:

• Difficult to use: Require exceptional skills or strategies to be useful.
• Overlooked: Rarely picked unless no other options are available.
• Example: Outdated champions that haven't been updated or are nerfed.

6. BAD TIER / D TIER

Extremely weak champions or strategies, almost non-viable:

• Ineffective: Often a disadvantage for the player or their team.
• Rarely viable: Almost never seen in ranked games or tournaments.
• Example: Champions in desperate need of rework or buffs to return to the meta.

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Good luck to you! – Cheng