PASSIVE PIT GRIT
Sett's basic attacks alternate between left and right punch. Right punch is slightly stronger and faster. Sett also hates losing, gaining additional health regeneration based off of his missing health.
What the Rift Lab holds on this champion: the kit as Riot publishes it, the build the lab reviewed, and the matchups it has documented. Anything the dataset does not record is left out rather than filled in.
Riot's own text for each slot, in the order the champion learns them.
Sett's basic attacks alternate between left and right punch. Right punch is slightly stronger and faster. Sett also hates losing, gaining additional health regeneration based off of his missing health.
Sett's next two attacks deal additional damage based off of the target's max health. Sett also gains movement speed while moving towards enemy champions.
Sett passively stores damage he takes as Grit. On cast, Sett expends all stored Grit to gain a shield and punch an area, dealing true damage in the center and physical damage on the sides.
Sett pulls in all enemies on opposite sides of him, dealing damage and stunning them. If enemies were only on one side, they are slowed instead of stunned.
Sett carries an enemy champion through the air and slams them into the ground, dealing damage and slowing all enemies near where they land.
The reviewed purchase order and rune page for this champion. Every entry that has a page of its own is linked to it; an item the catalogue holds no page for is printed as a name rather than pointed at a page that does not exist.
One slot, changed when the enemy team changes the problem. These are answers, not automatic purchases.
Ability text and the in-game title follow Riot's official Wild Rift champion pages. The tier letter is the external snapshot shown on the tier list, and the build is the Nexus reviewed snapshot — neither is a win rate.
In the matchup data documented in Rift Lab, these are the harder matchups for Sett: Renekton (Baron / Top), Mordekaiser (Baron / Top), Aatrox (Baron / Top), Vayne (Dragon / ADC), Gwen (Baron / Top), Fiora (Baron / Top), Nautilus (Support), Rakan (Support). This is a documented matchup list, not a win rate: TheNexus does not publish win-rate or pick-rate figures it cannot source.
Riot's ability text for Sett describes crowd control (a stun, root, knock-up, pull or similar) in FACEBREAKER (ability 3); a shield in HAYMAKER (ability 2). Plan around those abilities before a trade or a fight. These notes are keyword matches over the ability text only, not a rating of how strong Sett is, so read the full descriptions on this page.
The Nexus-reviewed core build for Sett, in purchase order: Stridebreaker then Overlord's Bloodmail then Hullbreaker then Plated Steelcaps then Galeforce. Runes: Conqueror, Demolish, Second Wind, Overgrowth, Battle Zeal. Situational swaps: against enemy crowd control: Mercury's Treads; against enemy burst: Bone Plating. This is a reviewed snapshot (patch 7.2b), not a build ranked by win rate.
Sett is a Fighter by Riot's classification and is played in Baron / Top. Riot rates the difficulty Low. On our tier-list snapshot (patch 7.2b) it shows A tier from its external source, which is a snapshot letter and not a TheNexus win rate.
Every answer here is built from Rift Lab data and Riot's own ability text. Where the data is missing we say so instead of guessing.
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