Team composition guides
Understand how coordinated teams win in Flex and Ranked 5v5 — identity traits, game plans, and which comps beat which. Link these guides from your team insights when you draft the same shape repeatedly.
Front to Back
A disciplined teamfight setup built around a durable frontline, stable damage threats, and peel that lets carries hit the closest safe target.
Read guide →Protect the Carry
A single-threat teamfight composition that invests multiple champions into keeping one hypercarry alive long enough to take over fights.
Read guide →Poke Siege
A range-first composition that chips enemies before objectives, controls mid lane, and turns health advantages into towers or neutral objectives.
Read guide →Hard Engage
A decisive initiation composition that wants first move, reliable crowd control, and enough follow-up damage to delete targets after the start button is pressed.
Read guide →Dive
A backline-access composition built to collapse past the frontline, remove priority carries, and win fights through synchronized entry timing.
Read guide →Pick Comp
A vision-control composition that uses hooks, traps, long-range crowd control, and burst damage to catch isolated enemies before full fights begin.
Read guide →Splitpush 1-3-1
A map-pressure composition with two side-lane threats and a safe three-player mid unit that wins by stretching rotations instead of forcing 5v5s.
Read guide →Early Snowball
A tempo composition that drafts strong lanes, early skirmish power, and objective pressure to build a lead before scaling comps are ready.
Read guide →Scaling Teamfight
A late-game composition that drafts multiple scaling threats and enough defensive structure to survive until high-value 5v5 fights.
Read guide →Wombo Combo
An area-of-effect teamfight composition that layers initiation, crowd control, and burst ultimates to win decisive grouped fights.
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