Heartsteel Overview
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Heartsteel Early vs Late Game Performance's win rate varies throughout the game based on match duration. Heartsteel Early vs Late Game Performance peaks at 52.22% win rate in 25 minute games, while performing lowest at 50.66% in 50+ minute games. Understanding Heartsteel Early vs Late Game Performance's power spikes across game duration helps optimize your playstyle and decision-making.
These items are most commonly built alongside Heartsteel in League of Legends. Thornmail appears in 86% of builds with a 57.60% win rate (+5.89%), Oracle Lens appears in 86% of builds with a 57.60% win rate (+5.89%), Sunfire Aegis appears in 71% of builds with a 58.58% win rate (+6.87%), and more when paired with Heartsteel.
Heartsteel is most commonly built by Tank (58%), Fighter (17%) and Support (17%) champions. Tank champions make up the largest portion of Heartsteel users at 58% of all builds.
Gold efficiency measures how much gold value Heartsteel provides through its raw stats compared to its purchase cost. An item with 100% gold efficiency provides stats worth exactly its gold cost. Heartsteel has 80% gold efficiency, providing 2,403 gold worth of stats for its 3,000 gold cost.
Item Cost: 3,000 These items share components with Heartsteel and may fit similar build paths. Warmog's Armor shares Giant's Belt and Crystalline Bracer and Giant's Belt, Protoplasm Harness shares Giant's Belt and Giant's Belt, Rylai's Crystal Scepter shares Giant's Belt and Giant's Belt.
When to Buy Heartsteel
Strengths
- Solid win rate (51.71%) shows reliable performance
- 80% gold efficient with valuable passive/active effects
- Strong synergy with Thornmail and Oracle Lens
- Consistent performance throughout all game phases
Weaknesses
- Requires proper champion selection to maximize value
- 80% gold efficiency - relies on passive/active for value
- Weaker early game before completing the item
- Less effective on Mage champions
Strategic Tips
Heartsteel works best on Tank champions (58% of builds). Consider your champion's kit before purchasing.
Pair Heartsteel with Thornmail and Oracle Lens for optimal stat synergy.
Consider your team's win condition and item spike timings when deciding to build Heartsteel.
Heartsteel - Frequently Asked Questions
What is Heartsteel in League of Legends?
Heartsteel is an item in League of Legends that costs 3,000 gold. It has a 51.71% win rate and 2.91% pick rate across all champions. Heartsteel provides Health.
What is Heartsteel's win rate in League of Legends?
Heartsteel has a 51.71% win rate in League of Legends with a 2.91% pick rate. The highest win rate build featuring Heartsteel is on Dr. Mundo at 61.85%.
Which champions build Heartsteel?
The top champions that build Heartsteel include Dr. Mundo, Tahm Kench, Cho'Gath, and 2 more. Heartsteel is most commonly built by Tank champions, making up 58% of all Heartsteel builds.
What items synergize best with Heartsteel?
The best synergy items for Heartsteel are Thornmail (57.60% WR, +5.89%), Oracle Lens (57.60% WR, +5.89%), Sunfire Aegis (58.58% WR, +6.87%). Sunfire Aegis has the highest win rate when paired with Heartsteel at 58.58%.
Is Heartsteel gold efficient?
Heartsteel costs 3,000 gold and is 80% gold efficient, providing 2,403 gold worth of stats. While Heartsteel is below 100% gold efficiency for raw stats, its unique passive effects provide additional value.
Which champion has the highest win rate with Heartsteel?
Dr. Mundo has the highest win rate with Heartsteel at 61.85% with a 5.68% pick rate. Other high win rate champions with Heartsteel include Tahm Kench (61.72%), Cho'Gath (60.75%), Skarner (58.62%).
How do I build Heartsteel?
To build Heartsteel, you need Giant's Belt + Crystalline Bracer + Giant's Belt for a total cost of 3,000 gold. After completing Heartsteel, consider building Thornmail which has a 57.60% win rate when paired together.
What items share a component with Heartsteel?
Items that share components with Heartsteel include Warmog's Armor (shares Giant's Belt and Crystalline Bracer and Giant's Belt), Protoplasm Harness (shares Giant's Belt and Giant's Belt), Rylai's Crystal Scepter (shares Giant's Belt and Giant's Belt), Winter's Approach (shares Giant's Belt and Giant's Belt), Randuin's Omen (shares Giant's Belt and Giant's Belt), and 1 more. These items may fit similar build paths or offer alternative options when building from the same components.