'League of Legends' 2022: These Support Champions Can Get You Out of Bronze Tier

"League of Legends" 2022 will be a great one, especially if you can get out of the Bronze tier. Riot Games is still using the popular ranking system in the Summoner's Rift.

This encourages gamers to strive harder until they reach the top rank or tier, Challenger. But, before you do that, the first thing you need to do is go through the Iron and Bronze rank, which are at the very bottom of the ranking system.

After that, you can now enter the Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Master, Grand Master, and then the Challenger division. Right now, using a support hero is your best option. Here's why.

Why 'League of Legends' Support is Essential Role

Level Skip explained that being a support player in the Summoner's Rift is vital in the game. First, you are the one responsible for vision control.

On the other hand, most support heroes are the clash makers in the game. You are also the one protecting your team's ADR (Attack Damage Range) player.

Without support, the enemy team can easily kill your marksman. However, some gamers disregard support champions since they can't carry the game on their own.

But, you need to remember that support heroes are the playmakers in "League of Legends" since they cover almost all the important gameplay deciding factors in the Summoner's Rift, such as vision score, team participation, and many more.

'LoL' Support Heroes With Highest Win Rates

GiveMeSport provided some of the best support heroes in the game. Some of these champions can also deal a lot of magic and physical damage.

Here are the top "League of Legends" support heroes with the highest win rates:

• Brand (Poker, Magic Damage, Crowd Control) 54.16% win rate
• Swain (Magic Damage, Burst Damage, Crowd Control) 53.76% win rate
• Shaco (Physical Damage, Burst Damage, Vision Score) 53.35% win rate

In other news, "League of Legends" Patch 11.24B nerfed Lux. Meanwhile, the "League of Legends" series, "Arcane," revealed why Jinx and Vi are the first characters to be featured.

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Written by: Griffin Davis