Luyana has turned over a new leaf; the support tier list has been updated mid-Season 44; tank supports are hopeless: T3 section.

2026-09-20 14:06

Luyana has turned over a new leaf; the support tier list has been updated mid-Season 44; tank supports are hopeless: T3 section.


T3 support heroes are the darlings of skilled players, yet it's unfair to dismiss them as slackers. The truth is, they're incredibly reliant on team composition. Guiguzi's invisibility allows for quick initiation and monster gathering, but the question remains: can teammates follow up? Zhang Liang is hailed as a replacement for Donghuang Taiyi, but is he even on the top tier lists? No.

A mage's physique makes it fun to ambush people from the bushes, and casting spells while standing still is easy to deal with. But if someone is even slightly aware and plays a targeted role, forget about having any gaming experience. Zhao Huaizhen's Tai Chi style is like a powerful attack, gathering power and launching a ki blast. Wind leaves swirl around him, spinning to his side, and a punch to the head. Originally a top laner, he became a top-tier monster after being nerfed multiple times, and he has fallen into depravity, unable to carve out a place for himself even when roaming.

Sang Qi: Healing output is no match for high burst damage.

The only exception is Sang Qi, who fell from T2. The core problem is low healing efficiency. In recent seasons, the developers have neither strengthened nor weakened him. It should have been balanced, but the output environment has been constantly improving. Staying in the same place is not necessarily a good thing. Without any special features, considering all the data, it is reasonable for him to fall to T3.

Sang Qi's pick rate across all skill levels is 6.7%, with a win rate of 52.63%. In the 1350-level peak tournament, his pick rate is 8.9%, with a win rate of 51.53%. In top-tier ranked matches, his pick rate is 7.9%, with a win rate of 51.93%. In the top 1000, his pick rate is 2.34%, with a win rate of 48.1%. The only viable area is the solo peak tournament. People naturally gravitate towards higher ranks; once someone has played for a while, it's time to move on and find a new player.

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