Description
At least 50+ games experience with any champion. If you have less than that, the champion would probably be 1-2 ranks lower.
"Playing a champion well", which means playing and building in the most optimal way possible. If you build a statik shiv on Lux she probably won't have S+ results, but this is true for less obvious choices too. Knowing when to choose to rush MR vs a poke team instead of building damage early can make a huge difference in the game you have.
The likely hood a champion can carry, meaning they were a deciding factor in a win, or contributing, which means they may not be the single decisive factor, but they were essential through different situations and generally helped ensure victory. IMO there isn't really a clear way to define either of these, and they both can be achieved through damage, CC, play-making, and support.
Typically I reroll anything that falls below A Tier, but every game and team is different. Sometimes a B champion is still a smarter option than a S- based on the match-up.
GL HF!
S+
Great in almost any game. Frequently carry, but even a below average game should leave them competitive. Rerolling almost never good. Â
S
Typically very good to great, but capable of having rare bad match-ups. Carrying should be typical, and they will almost always be a factor.
S-
Usually very good, but not as good as other champions in their classes. Can be weak to certain team-comps. When played well will usually carry, and typically contribute well.Â
A
Strong when played well, but weaker when misplayed than S-tiers. Often countered, but can still carry with good play. Â
B
A win is a coin-flip. Obvious weaknesses may be a a limit to carrying. Can be too dependent on teammates playing extremely well, bad games may mean little-to know contribution.Â
C
Typically bad, only good with extreme experience and/or favorable match-ups. Even the best games may not mean carrying to a win, the worst games will mean these champions are pretty useless. Â
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