League of Legends Draft Helper

Pick your lane, add the champions you can see and the bans, and read a draft built from Riot's own ability text: counters with the reason, what the enemy team wants, what your team needs and item notes. Educational advice, never a win rate.

Educational advice from Riot's ability text and the lanes each class usually plays. There are no win probabilities here. Lanes are the ones each champion's class usually plays (Data Dragon has no lane data). They filter the list; they are not play rates.

Pick your lane
Ban and pick in order
Read the analysis

Step 1Choose your lane to start the draft.Practice order: bans first, then picks alternate 1-2-2-2-2-1. Your queue may differ.

Your team

Your lane becomes YOU. Add allies you can see.

Enemy team

Add only the picks you can see. Empty lanes are fine.

Comfort pool optionalPrefer or limit the suggestions to champions you actually play.0 / 5

Bans and unavailable optionalHide banned champions and picks that are no longer possible.0

Team composition

The read

How to read the result

Suggested picks: the first card fits your lane and the enemy team best, with its reasons.
Analysis: computed from Riot's official ability text. League of Legends has no hand-reviewed matchup list, and nothing here is a win rate.
Bans: the champions that hurt your lane and your picks the most. Banned champions leave the picks.
Team composition: damage mix, engage, peel and a one-line plan for the draft you built.

Load an example draftFills the board so you can see how a read looks.

What the board reads

The champion pool, the lanes each champion's class usually plays, and the counter links the rules find in Riot's ability text. Every number below is a count of those records, not a result.

champions in the pool: 173
lanes on the board: 5
counter links from the rules: 515

Tier list questions

Does the League of Legends draft helper predict who wins?

No. It reads Riot's ability text and the lanes each class usually plays, explains every suggestion with its reason, and never prints a win probability.

How many bans does the helper use?

Ten, five for each team, as in a League of Legends draft. Bans are optional: skip them to start from the picks.

Where do the lanes of each champion come from?

Data Dragon has no lane data, so each champion is filed under the lanes its class usually plays (a Marksman is a bot lane pick, for example). It is a filter for the list, not a play rate.