Which evidence?
SoloQ statistics describe ranked matches. Pro priority describes organized-play drafts. Kit traits describe abilities and mechanical interactions. Each answers a different question.
Read the evidence
Know what a champion's tier describes, where pairings come from, and how much context sits behind a score.
01 / Champion priority
Pro priority describes observed organized-play drafting. A score of 90 is a priority score, not a 90% chance to win.
A champion can receive different tiers in different roles. The model considers draft-use evidence from complete game-one drafts with all ten ordered picks and bans.
Later Fearless picks can establish that a champion was used without adding extra game-one demand. The model is still being refined as part of development.
These are the four revealed champion-role entries on the homepage. Select one to inspect its snapshot. Compare the sample alongside the priority, especially when a role has relatively few picks.
| Tier | Champion / role | Priority | Picks |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 95.00 | 2,420 | |
| A | 89.88 | 1,634 | |
| B | 79.93 | 457 | |
| C | 59.93 | 39 |
All Pro · Full 2026 selection · through October 26, 2026. Values verified against the app's dated aggregate snapshot.
These are the four tiers selected for the website teaser. The app can also show exceptional S+ or limited/no-evidence classifications; this is not the complete classification system.
02 / Pro pairings
Pairing priority describes co-selection in organized Pro play. It uses a separate score with sample-size limits; it is not the average of the champions' individual priorities.
A frequent pair can be useful to investigate. Frequency alone does not establish mechanical synergy or a causal win-rate benefit.
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SeraphineSupportThe connecting frame represents a pair. One complete pairing is revealed in each teaser tier; the others appear as question marks.
The app loads selected batches and caps results per role combination. The teaser is a selected preview, not a complete ranking.
03 / Keep the context
A useful ranking gives you a starting point for preparation. Your role, champion pool, and composition still matter.
SoloQ statistics describe ranked matches. Pro priority describes organized-play drafts. Kit traits describe abilities and mechanical interactions. Each answers a different question.
Sample sizes vary by role and pair. A minimum-games filter helps narrow a view; it does not guarantee statistical certainty or eliminate uncertainty.
The website uses Full 2026 / All Pro, covering available matches through October 26. It is a year selection, not a completed calendar year or a live feed.
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