55.97 winrate according to champion.gg Serious question, i main support and havent seen him once, but for months he has been at the top of every websites winrates for support.
Whats the cheese?
Escheton3 votesThat is why. You never see him. So people don't know how to anticipate his moves or play against him. But he's pretty strong and easy to master. He's the Tank version of Brand and the like. They are supports in lane phase, but then come midgame they are just that champion. Sion does Sion things. He can actually waveclear, splitpush, gank etc. If you know how to play him he is very versatile. But never overbearing (outside of current mage rune early game). I for one had an 80% winrate with Support Sion last season (I stop at gold 5 0LP). He's a good way to climb to your actual elo.
It's not suddenly btw. He was at 55% the whole of last year, and before that probably also. Not played much, but those that use him know him well and wreck face.
Professor Ward1 votesThat is why. You never see him. So people don't know how to anticipate his moves or play against him. But he's pretty strong and easy to master.
yeah noticed that most people who play him tend to have a ton of games on him.
Marshbouy1 votesVery high skilled one tricks who know how to play him at a very high level. If you look at the playrates, it's almost always below 2%, usually even below 1%.
It also helps that right now he has an E hitbox bug that makes it nearly impossible to miss.
Professor Ward2 votesVery high skilled one tricks who know how to play him at a very high level. If you look at the playrates, it's almost always below 2%, usually even below 1%.
It also helps that right now he has an E hitbox bug that makes it nearly impossible to miss.
yeah right now he is the 6th most "one tricked" champion in the game, makes sense.