Mid · patch 16.18

Veigar

the Tiny Master of Evil  /  Mage

Mid 60%, Bot 25%, Top 10%, Support 5%

Adjusted
40.7%
Win rate
52.1%
Pick
2.4%
Ban
1.5%
Games
71
Tier
B

On patch 16.18, Veigar won 52.1% of 71 ranked solo games as mid in the games Riftline holds, a rate the sample supports down to 40.7%. Veigar was picked in 2.4% of games and banned in 1.5%. Veigar is played mid in 60% of games, bot in 25% and top in 10%.

That places Veigar in tier B among mid champions on this patch, ranked by that lower figure rather than the raw win rate, so a champion with few games does not outrank one with many.

A typical game as mid ends 6.1 / 5.8 / 7.0 with 7.0 CS a minute and 24,908 damage to champions.

An enthusiastic master of dark sorcery, Veigar has embraced powers that few mortals dare approach. As a free-spirited inhabitant of Bandle City, he longed to push beyond the limitations of yordle magic, and turned instead to arcane texts that had been...

Role
3.0k matches on patch 16.18
KDA
2.24
K / D / A
6.1 / 5.8 / 7.0
CS per min
7.0
Gold
12k
Damage
25k
Vision
22
The champion
The numbers

Build path

The first three completed items, in the order they were actually bought.

  • Luden's Echo › Stormsurge › Rabadon's Deathcap

    61.5%

    13 games, 18%

Most built items

Counted individually, so this survives a small sample best.

61.0%

41 games, 58%

52.0%

25 games, 35%

52.2%

23 games, 32%

61.9%

21 games, 30%

60.0%

20 games, 28%

66.7%

18 games, 25%

31.3%

16 games, 23%

45.5%

11 games, 15%

55.6%

9 games, 13%

62.5%

8 games, 11%

80.0%

5 games, 7%

Completed builds

The full set of finished items, most common first.

  • Rabadon's Deathcap, Stormsurge, Luden's Echo

    70.0%

    10 games, 14%

Boots

59.4%

32 games, 45%

51.9%

27 games, 38%

16.7%

6 games, 8%

50.0%

6 games, 8%

Summoner spells

FlashTeleport

48.1%

52 games, 73%

FlashHeal

64.7%

17 games, 24%

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How our numbers are made: the score's weights and how well they track wins, the win-chance model's accuracy, and the rules behind the death review.

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