Best Support Laners - Lane Phase Stats

Patch 26.19

124 Support champions ranked by how they do against their lane opponent at 15 minutes on patch 26.19, from 95,050 ranked games. Twitch wins lane hardest at +658 gold ahead on average and is ahead in 70% of games. Soraka turns a gold lead into a win most often (69%), while Taric recovers from a deficit best (46%).

Patch
26.19
Strongest laner
Twitch · +658
Highest lane win rate
Twitch · 69.9%
Best at closing a lead
Soraka · 68.8%
Best from behind
Taric · 46.0%
Most solo kills
Mel · 0.19

Patch 26.19 · All ranks · NA ranked Solo/Duo & Flex · Games: 95,050

Twitch is the Support lane bully of patch 26.19: +658 gold, +3.2 CS and −163 XP ahead of the enemy laner at 15 minutes on average, and ahead in 70% of games. Across the role, 48% of champions with a full sample hold a statistically clear gold lead at 15.

Winning lane and winning the game are different skills. Soraka converts a gold lead into a win 69% of the time, the best in the role, while Taric wins 46% of the games it starts behind, the strongest comeback profile. Mel takes the most solo kills before 15 (0.19 per game) and Twitch draws first blood in 17% of games.

These numbers come from 95,050 ranked Solo/Duo and Flex games on the North American server, patch 26.19, All ranks. A champion needs 30 games with a 15-minute snapshot before any lane number is shown and 200 games before it can headline this page. The MetaBot desktop app splits the same table into Iron–Silver, Gold–Platinum and Emerald+ brackets and adds a lane map of gold lead against scaling.

Top 3 Support laners

Rank
Champion
Profile
Gold @15CS @15XP @15Lane WRWin AheadWin BehindSolo KillsFirst BloodScalingWin RatePick ShareGames
1Lane bully+658+3.2−16369.9%44.1%22.2%0.1817.4%−6.537.7%0.1%276
2Lane bully+446−0.4−15868.3%53.5%36.6%0.1511.7%−5.448.0%0.2%300
3Lane bully+423+0.7+1765.5%57.4%30.9%0.1711.0%+7.949.0%0.1%200
4Lane bully+398+0.9−5467.5%60.2%26.1%0.1812.1%−8.749.4%0.2%348
5Lane bully+391+10.5+32366.8%49.3%26.0%0.127.9%−1.341.6%0.2%317
6Lane bully+381+2.4+3165.5%54.5%34.3%0.1712.4%+1.447.9%0.3%587
7Lane bully+362+5.3+7664.0%50.3%33.1%0.1913.7%−2.844.4%1.0%1,956
8Lane bully+340+1.3−8362.2%55.9%37.7%0.1512.0%−0.649.0%2.1%3,984
9Lane bully+336+1.0−11562.3%57.3%30.9%0.1710.3%−10.547.6%0.3%584
10Lane bully+330+8.9+8563.2%54.5%46.2%0.113.3%−0.551.2%0.1%213
11Lane bully+326−2.1−9962.9%56.2%34.1%0.1211.5%+0.148.0%3.0%5,784
12Lane bully+318+1.0+10463.2%59.1%32.6%0.064.4%+0.549.3%2.9%5,528
13Lane bully+317+2.3+27063.2%58.2%36.1%0.135.1%−4.550.0%1.3%2,496
14Lane bully+287+2.8+19162.9%58.1%36.6%0.166.2%−6.650.2%1.6%2,993
15Lane bully+287+5.7+15559.2%53.2%29.4%0.107.7%−6.842.6%0.1%272
16Lane bully+262+3.8+13259.8%59.0%32.5%0.139.4%−2.548.5%2.2%4,168
17Lane bully+231+7.4+7260.2%47.0%26.4%0.1310.1%−0.439.6%0.2%308
18Lane bully+219−0.9−36857.2%51.3%27.1%0.1414.6%+1.941.5%0.6%1,095
19Lane bully+209+3.7+14659.0%60.1%35.3%0.127.9%−4.650.0%6.0%11,445
20Lane bully+163+2.8+2457.1%58.1%40.4%0.116.4%−3.650.5%2.1%3,989
21Lane bully+162+4.1+11555.4%59.4%38.0%0.115.4%−6.450.0%0.3%664
22Lane bully+158+2.8+2954.3%53.8%32.4%0.105.3%−0.444.9%0.2%321
23Lane bully+153+3.3+5456.4%58.6%37.8%0.097.2%−2.249.3%0.9%1,754
24Lane bully+147+3.5+7457.2%59.2%41.1%0.086.2%−1.851.6%1.9%3,544
25Lane bully+138+5.6+556.2%57.1%30.9%0.0710.2%+2.445.9%0.2%344
26Lane bully+128+1.4+7856.2%61.0%39.1%0.086.6%−1.651.5%4.2%8,049
27Balanced+122+5.8+7053.2%61.5%38.5%0.156.2%−7.750.0%0.1%210
28Lane bully+117+4.1+8756.2%52.7%37.3%0.158.2%−8.346.1%0.3%525
29Lane bully+111+5.8+8353.5%56.3%40.2%0.114.9%+3.048.6%0.6%1,200
30Lane bully+89+3.1−6552.8%63.3%40.1%0.099.4%+6.452.3%0.5%868
31Lane bully+81−1.0+5854.2%61.9%39.6%0.087.3%−1.851.7%5.8%11,066
32Lane bully+79+1.2+4552.1%60.1%37.1%0.116.6%−2.649.2%1.7%3,237
33Balanced+38−0.6−26150.8%61.1%39.3%0.1013.4%+7.350.1%0.5%983
34Balanced+36+0.4−17250.4%61.8%39.0%0.107.4%−1.850.3%0.7%1,402
35Stabilizer+25+5.0−1949.5%58.0%41.1%0.076.2%−3.249.0%0.1%292
36Stabilizer+15+1.5−7051.7%62.2%45.6%0.108.7%+8.454.0%0.1%263
37Balanced+8+1.5−153.4%59.6%36.2%0.0911.5%+2.248.8%0.5%1,011
38Balanced−1+2.6+3950.5%56.8%35.0%0.138.1%−2.045.7%0.5%876
39Balanced−28−4.8−4349.2%61.3%35.4%0.058.2%+2.948.2%1.4%2,573
40Balanced−62+2.1−11647.5%56.7%36.5%0.105.9%−1.945.9%0.1%220
41Balanced−66+3.0+447.2%56.5%35.1%0.055.2%−0.645.6%0.7%1,385
42Balanced−68−0.1047.2%62.4%37.6%0.053.8%−0.749.3%2.5%4,777
43Balanced−72+0.8−748.1%62.7%39.4%0.067.2%−1.150.6%5.3%10,154
44Balanced−84+2.6−11249.0%62.5%38.1%0.067.2%−1.450.1%0.5%905
45Scaler−103+2.2+26146.1%63.1%39.9%0.053.8%+3.150.4%1.2%2,253
46Stabilizer−103−0.9−12847.4%67.7%41.8%0.078.9%−1.754.1%0.3%549
47Stabilizer−127−3.0−5044.2%66.2%41.3%0.044.9%+0.652.3%3.5%6,550
48Balanced−129+0.6−13444.3%59.9%40.5%0.065.7%+1.049.0%1.1%1,995
49Balanced−139−0.8−4545.1%64.8%40.8%0.046.4%−1.151.6%4.1%7,745
50Stabilizer−139−0.8−14143.4%64.1%42.2%0.046.3%−0.151.8%1.5%2,834
51Scaler−151−0.5−9444.1%61.0%38.8%0.067.3%+3.648.5%4.5%8,575
52Stabilizer−156−3.6+543.0%66.3%41.7%0.033.7%−1.052.3%4.2%7,908
53Scaler−168−1.0−8744.9%63.7%32.0%0.073.0%+8.446.3%0.1%231
54Balanced−213−3.0−9641.4%62.2%40.6%0.066.1%−0.349.5%3.1%5,865
55Scaler−220+3.0−8441.3%68.5%46.0%0.037.1%+3.355.3%0.8%1,457
56Stabilizer−224−0.7−8040.0%63.2%43.1%0.034.0%+1.251.1%0.8%1,428
57Scaler−225−3.6−8241.0%66.1%42.6%0.044.5%+2.152.1%1.6%2,964
58Scaler−239−2.6−3839.6%67.0%40.0%0.045.0%+1.850.5%3.9%7,465
59Balanced−243−0.1−15040.0%64.4%39.8%0.035.3%+1.049.7%1.5%2,768
60Scaler−248−2.0−18640.0%63.6%40.8%0.043.9%+3.450.0%1.7%3,193
61Scaler−251−3.8−3638.3%68.8%42.1%0.023.9%+4.352.3%2.6%4,912
62Scaler−254−2.7−3638.3%65.5%42.2%0.021.9%+7.351.2%2.9%5,573
63Scaler−258−1.6−9138.8%67.4%42.5%0.035.3%+6.852.2%2.0%3,839
64Scaler−369−10.9+23035.2%66.9%38.1%0.033.3%+6.948.4%1.9%3,658
65Lane bully+764+5.6−3581.4%57.1%—0.2114.0%—53.5%0.0%43Low sample
66Lane bully+690+7.5+5973.9%58.8%—0.309.9%—50.7%0.0%71Low sample
67Lane bully+660+7.3+24669.7%60.5%24.2%0.1412.4%+8.248.7%0.1%113Low sample
68Lane bully+609+6.7+9471.2%54.8%—0.1816.7%—50.0%0.0%60Low sample
69Lane bully+601+4.9+1567.7%52.2%28.1%0.187.0%−5.245.0%0.1%100Low sample
70Lane bully+571+3.4−9265.4%54.9%—0.229.0%—44.9%0.0%78Low sample
71Lane bully+542+14.0+9565.9%——0.3417.1%—41.5%0.0%41Low sample
72Lane bully+540+10.1+30070.2%62.5%—0.217.0%—50.9%0.0%57Low sample
73Lane bully+523+6.2−9165.2%46.5%—0.1320.6%—42.6%0.0%68Low sample
74Lane bully+517+5.1−870.0%——0.2010.0%—43.3%0.0%30Low sample
75Lane bully+511+6.9+5170.8%51.0%—0.239.6%—46.6%0.0%73Low sample
76Lane bully+484+10.0+5367.0%52.3%34.4%0.1013.4%+11.346.4%0.1%97Low sample
77Lane bully+451+3.6−13660.0%——0.2314.3%—48.6%0.0%35Low sample
78Lane bully+440+2.7−7264.2%51.6%22.6%0.2813.5%−5.041.2%0.1%148Low sample
79Lane bully+425+2.4+9765.8%47.9%—0.2416.2%—39.2%0.0%74Low sample
80Lane bully+405+9.5+19461.5%56.3%—0.277.7%—40.4%0.0%52Low sample
81Lane bully+398+3.7+5867.8%54.8%30.5%0.0914.1%−5.246.7%0.1%184Low sample
82Lane bully+298+5.1−2466.7%30.0%—0.2019.6%—30.4%0.0%46Low sample
83Lane bully+297+5.6+21161.3%59.8%30.9%0.146.3%−1.648.3%0.1%143Low sample
84Lane bully+280+2.5−17761.8%50.0%—0.064.3%—42.9%0.0%70Low sample
85Lane bully+268+6.4−20363.2%51.2%—0.2912.9%—47.1%0.0%70Low sample
86Lane bully+221+2.6−22860.6%61.7%30.8%0.0311.0%−0.149.0%0.1%100Low sample
87Balanced+201+6.9+7659.3%51.4%—0.095.1%—42.4%0.0%59Low sample
88Balanced+183+4.7−7358.0%——0.0819.6%—33.3%0.0%51Low sample
89Balanced+177+5.6+8855.6%50.9%29.5%0.175.0%−1.841.6%0.1%101Low sample
90Stabilizer+177+2.4+2952.4%46.5%43.6%0.109.5%—45.2%0.0%84Low sample
91Balanced+172+5.2−152.7%53.8%37.1%0.036.6%—46.1%0.0%76Low sample
92Balanced+165+17.1+3753.7%——0.172.4%—35.7%0.0%42Low sample
93Balanced+152+8.1+18748.9%——0.196.4%—61.7%0.0%47Low sample
94Lane bully+138+14.8+10156.1%52.5%32.9%0.114.9%+17.143.2%0.1%185Low sample
95Balanced+131+11.4−252.8%——0.0613.9%—44.4%0.0%36Low sample
96Balanced+1110.0−68056.0%50.0%24.2%0.089.2%—38.2%0.0%76Low sample
97Stabilizer+110+5.0−2157.2%57.6%45.9%0.0811.5%+1.952.3%0.1%174Low sample
98Balanced+92+1.3−7850.0%46.9%38.8%0.126.9%−11.342.6%0.1%101Low sample
99Balanced+89+3.8+10658.1%——0.199.3%—46.5%0.0%43Low sample
100Balanced+88+12.7−5350.9%——0.243.7%—44.4%0.0%54Low sample
101Balanced+75+5.1−19655.3%——0.174.3%—40.4%0.0%47Low sample
102Balanced+68+14.5+854.8%——0.096.3%—46.9%0.0%32Low sample
103Balanced+56+3.1−22850.0%49.3%34.3%0.026.0%+5.441.8%0.1%134Low sample
104Balanced+19+6.4−16651.1%63.0%13.6%0.054.4%—38.5%0.1%91Low sample
105Stabilizer+9+3.0−8452.1%64.0%43.5%0.054.8%+10.153.4%0.1%146Low sample
106Stabilizer+8+9.9−19655.6%51.4%48.2%0.0810.3%+11.450.0%0.1%126Low sample
107Balanced+3+19.0−6150.0%40.6%31.3%0.069.4%—35.9%0.0%64Low sample
108Balanced−37+4.8+6643.8%—30.6%0.037.6%—43.9%0.0%66Low sample
109Balanced−48+3.5−24753.5%55.3%30.3%0.175.6%—44.4%0.0%72Low sample
110Stabilizer−74+2.6+1849.5%55.1%41.0%0.108.0%+6.347.7%0.1%199Low sample
111Stabilizer−90+5.1−6242.3%44.7%48.4%0.117.0%+2.245.2%0.1%115Low sample
112Balanced−92+15.2−9844.1%46.7%21.1%0.138.6%—31.4%0.0%70Low sample
113Balanced−95+3.4−3245.7%67.2%32.9%0.104.3%+1.448.6%0.1%140Low sample
114Balanced−107+6.1−15142.9%56.4%38.5%0.123.3%+4.546.7%0.1%92Low sample
115Balanced−112+2.7−15346.3%67.6%39.5%0.119.9%+6.251.9%0.0%81Low sample
116Stabilizer−117+7.4−14947.2%61.8%42.1%0.134.2%—51.4%0.0%72Low sample
117Stabilizer−129+0.1−24041.7%56.7%47.6%0.058.1%—52.7%0.0%74Low sample
118Balanced−146+3.1−32251.6%——0.109.7%—41.9%0.0%31Low sample
119Balanced−169+4.8+2951.6%——0.066.5%—32.3%0.0%31Low sample
120Scaler−174+2.6−5141.0%52.7%35.4%0.084.4%+11.141.9%0.1%136Low sample
121Balanced−187+2.2−36143.3%—21.1%0.107.2%—33.3%0.0%69Low sample
122Balanced−317+9.4−21440.0%——0.072.5%—25.0%0.0%40Low sample
123Balanced−488+4.8−77140.6%——0.063.1%—37.5%0.0%32Low sample
124———————0.1716.7%—63.3%0.0%30Low sample
MetaBot Desktop

Every lane, split by rank, live in the app

The desktop Lane Phase tab adds the Iron–Silver, Gold–Platinum and Emerald+ brackets, a lane map of gold lead against scaling, and a per-champion breakdown of how leads turn into wins.

  • Rank brackets: Iron–Silver, Gold–Platinum, Emerald+
  • Lane map: gold lead at 15 against late-game scaling
  • Lead conversion and favored lanes for every champion
MetaBot desktop app Lane Phase tab showing the mid lane leaderboard and a champion's lane profile

Support lane archetypes on patch 26.19

Every champion gets one label from its own numbers: a lane bully holds a clear gold lead at 15, a scaler loses lane but wins late, a snowballer converts big leads far better than it recovers, and a stabilizer keeps winning from behind. Only champions with 200 or more games are listed.

Lane bully

Wins lane consistently and pressures the opponent early: a statistically clear gold lead at 15.

  1. Twitch+658 gold at 15, ahead in 70% of lanes
  2. Elise+446 gold at 15, ahead in 68% of lanes
  3. Nidalee+423 gold at 15, ahead in 66% of lanes
  4. LeBlanc+398 gold at 15, ahead in 68% of lanes
  5. Sion+391 gold at 15, ahead in 67% of lanes

Snowballer

Turns a big lead into a win far more often than it recovers from a deficit.

No Support champion fits this profile on the current patch.

Scaler

Survives a rough lane and wins more the longer the game goes.

  1. Ivern−168 gold at 15, win rate climbs +8.4 points into the late game
  2. Milio−254 gold at 15, win rate climbs +7.3 points into the late game
  3. Yuumi−369 gold at 15, win rate climbs +6.9 points into the late game
  4. Braum−258 gold at 15, win rate climbs +6.8 points into the late game
  5. Soraka−251 gold at 15, win rate climbs +4.3 points into the late game

Stabilizer

Recovers from deficits often - a lost lane rarely means a lost game.

  1. AnnieWins 46% of games from behind (+15 gold at 15)
  2. Renata GlascWins 43% of games from behind (−224 gold at 15)
  3. RellWins 42% of games from behind (−139 gold at 15)
  4. AmumuWins 42% of games from behind (−103 gold at 15)
  5. NamiWins 42% of games from behind (−156 gold at 15)

How to read these stats

The lane opponent is the enemy player in the same role. Every edge is this champion's number minus the opponent's at the 15:00 timeline frame - gold, CS (minions plus monsters) and XP - averaged across games and shown with a 95% confidence interval. A champion is only called "ahead" or "behind" when the whole interval sits on one side of zero; otherwise the edge is within the margin of error.

Lane win rate is the share of games with any gold lead at 15:00. Win rate when ahead and when behind split the same games by that lead, and every such rate carries a Wilson 95% interval; a champion needs 30 games in a band before the number is shown. The 1,000-gold bands isolate big leads and deficits.

Solo kills count unassisted kills on the lane opponent before 15:00; first blood is the share of games where this player took it. Scaling is the late-game win rate minus the early-game win rate, split at the population's average game length, and needs 40 games on each side. Champions under 200 games carry a Low sample tag and never headline the page.

Data: 95,050 ranked Solo/Duo and Flex games on the North American server, patch 26.19, all ranks combined. The rank bands group games by the seeded player's tier: Iron–Silver, Gold–Platinum and Emerald and above. Remakes and non-ranked queues are excluded, and a lane only counts when exactly one player per team holds the role.

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LoL Lane Phase FAQ - Support, patch 26.19

Which Support champion wins lane the most on patch 26.19?

Twitch has the biggest Support lane lead on patch 26.19: +658 gold and +3.2 CS ahead of the lane opponent at 15 minutes on average, ahead in 70% of games, over 276 ranked games.

What does "gold lead at 15" mean?

It is this champion's total gold minus the lane opponent's total gold at the 15-minute mark of the match timeline, averaged over every game where both players have a 15-minute snapshot. A positive number means the champion is usually ahead in lane; the confidence range on each page says whether that lead is statistically clear or within noise.

Does winning lane mean winning the game?

Not by itself. In Support, Soraka turns a gold lead at 15 into a win 69% of the time, while Taric still wins 46% of the games it starts behind. Compare the "win ahead" and "win behind" columns: a champion with a big gap between them lives and dies by its lane, one with a small gap can afford a rough laning phase.

Which Support champions are lane bullies right now?

On patch 26.19, 31 Support champions with a full sample hold a statistically clear gold lead at 15 minutes. The biggest: Twitch, Elise, Nidalee, LeBlanc, Sion. A lane bully here means the whole 95% confidence range of the gold edge sits above zero, not just a positive average.

What is lane win rate?

The share of a champion's games in which it had any gold lead over the lane opponent at the 15-minute mark. It ignores the size of the lead, so it pairs with the gold edge: a champion with a high lane win rate but a small average edge wins lane often by a little, while a big edge with a middling lane win rate means occasional blowouts.

Where does this data come from?

From 95,050 ranked Solo/Duo and Flex games on the North American server for patch 26.19, using Riot's match timelines for the 15-minute snapshot. All ranks are combined on this page; the MetaBot desktop app splits the same table into Iron–Silver, Gold–Platinum and Emerald+ brackets. Remakes and non-ranked queues are excluded, and a lane only counts when exactly one player per team holds the role.