Maokaivs Ashe
Maokai vs Ashe is a decisive matchup in LoL patch 26.19. Maokai wins with a 80.0% win rate (+60.0%) over Ashe based on 5 games. Maokai holds the advantage in both the early and late game. Below you'll find the best Maokai build, runes, laning stats, and strategies for the Maokai vs Ashe matchup.
Maokai Matchup Breakdown
Use the dropdown to select an opponent and see a detailed breakdown of how Maokai performs against them. You'll get head-to-head win rates, laning stats, the best build and runes for the matchup, and early vs late game analysis — all based on real ranked data.
Who wins Maokai vs Ashe?
Maokai wins 100.0% of these games. With this many games the true rate is most likely between 72.2% and 100.0% (95% range).
- Expected
- 53.3% From both champions' overall Support win rates
- Matchup effect
- +46.7 pts Observed minus expected
- Sample
- 10 games Lane: Support
- vs patch 26.18
- — Not enough games on both patches
Lane: Support · Ranked Solo/Duo & Flex · North America server · All ranks · Patch 26.19 · Sep 24 – Sep 28
Key takeaways
- Only 10 Maokai vs Ashe games were recorded in the Support role on patch 26.19 — too few to say who is favored. Treat the numbers below as provisional.
How we calculate this
Games: ranked Solo/Duo and Flex games on the North America server from the patch shown. Remakes (games under 5 minutes) are excluded.
A game only counts when Maokai and Ashe played the same position on opposite teams, so roaming, lane swaps within a team or a champion merely being in the same game never count as this matchup.
The 95% range is a Wilson score interval. Confidence comes from how wide that range is: within ±3 points is very high, ±5 high, ±8 moderate, anything wider low. Below 20 games a matchup is not classified at all.
Expected win rate combines both champions’ win rates in this lane (same games and filters) with the log5 formula: E = A(1−B) / (A(1−B) + B(1−A)). Matchup effect = observed − expected.
"What changes" compares Maokai's choices in this matchup with the same champion's other games in the same lane, and lists a change only when it is at least 3 points and statistically significant (two-proportion z-test, |z| ≥ 2, 20+ games).
Results are not split by rank: the sample per rank is too small for honest per-rank matchup numbers.
Maokai vs Ashe Laning Stats
Only 10 games have a 15-minute snapshot so far — the lane-phase numbers appear from 30.
Whole-game averages
Maokai vs Ashe Win Rate by Game Length
Maokai's win rate against Ashe by game length. The dot is the win rate, the bar its 95% range and the dashed line the champion's usual win rate at that length. Lengths with fewer than 25 games are left blank.
No game length stands out: Maokai's results against Ashe in short and long games are within the margin of error of each other.
Maokai vs Ashe Power Spikes
Who is ahead at each stage, measured from these games. A stage reads "Even" when the difference is inside the margin of error, and "Insufficient data" when there are too few games to tell.
- Lane (15 min)Insufficient data
- First itemInsufficient data
- Games under 20 minInsufficient data
- 20–30 min gamesInsufficient data
- 30+ min gamesInsufficient data
What Maokai Changes Against Ashe
Only 10 games so far — too few to compare what Maokai players do in this matchup with their usual choices (needs 20).
Best Maokai Build vs Ashe
Usual Maokai build (Support)
76.2% win rate · 21 games
Against Ashe
Not enough matchup-specific build data: only 0 of 10 Maokai games against Ashe carried a complete build, which is too few to recommend an item path from. Use Maokai's standard build instead.
Builds are ranked by the lower edge of their win rate range, not the raw win rate, so a build seen in a handful of wins never outranks a proven one.
Best Maokai Runes vs Ashe
Usual Maokai runes (Support)
Aftershock
51.5% win rate · 549 games
Against Ashe
Too few games for a matchup-specific rune page yet — use the usual page.
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Maokai matchup data for League of Legends patch 26.19. The table below shows Maokai's win rate, gold difference, and performance stats against every champion in the current meta. Click any champion name to see a detailed head-to-head breakdown including the best Maokai build, runes, laning stats, and early vs late game analysis for that specific matchup.
Other Maokai Matchups
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Win rate and games for each matchup. Lists are ranked by the edge of the 95% range so small samples cannot top them; matchups with at least 50 games only.
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Maokai vs Ashe FAQ - Patch 26.19
Who wins Maokai vs Ashe?
Only 10 Maokai vs Ashe games were recorded in the Support role on patch 26.19 — too few to say who is favored. Treat the numbers below as provisional.
What is Maokai's win rate against Ashe?
Maokai wins 100.0% of 10 Support games against Ashe on patch 26.19 (95% range 72.2–100.0%). Based on both champions' overall Support win rates, 53.3% would be expected.
Does Maokai counter Ashe?
There are only 10 Maokai vs Ashe games in this lane on patch 26.19 — too few to answer reliably yet.
Who wins lane, Maokai or Ashe?
There are not enough games with a 15-minute snapshot yet (10) to say who wins lane.
Does Maokai outscale Ashe?
There are too few games of each length to tell yet.
When is Ashe strongest against Maokai?
On current data there is no stage of the game where Ashe is ahead of Maokai beyond the margin of error.
What should Maokai build against Ashe?
There are not enough games for a matchup-specific core, so use Maokai's usual Support core: Thornmail, Spirit Visage, Unending Despair.
What runes should Maokai use against Ashe?
Use Maokai's usual Aftershock page (Resolve + Inspiration); there are too few games for a matchup-specific page.