A series of generals no one expected but are considered by experts to be the “boss” of MSI 2022
As we all know, at MSI 2022 In the near future, the official competitive version will be 12.8 with a series of extremely noticeable changes. The big names in the spring tournament have been nerfed relatively heavily to make room for other newer names. So what unexpected names will be able to shine at the upcoming MSI 2022? Let’s find out together.
The first name that needs to be mentioned is Pantheon, not in Support but in Mid. This Master of War got a relatively strong buff in patch 12.7 when the damage range of Q – Meteor Spear when clicked was increased, and his E no longer slowed himself. So despite a slight reduction in base healing, Pantheon’s power is still greatly increased.
Faker also managed to take advantage of the buffs Pantheon received to roam the Mid lane
And then during the time the version 12.7 was updated Faker used Pantheon Mid a lot and showed great effectiveness. Not stopping there, T1’s Keria also makes good use of this champion in the Support role when taking advantage of the fact that Dark Sword received a remarkable buff. Broadly speaking, at the Korean server Challenger rank, Pantheon owns a 52.7% win rate, an extremely high number.
In addition, Pantheon is also quite strong in the Support role when Dark Sword is buffed
As for the bottom lane position, the audience seems to be too familiar with the Aphelios vs Jinx matchup recently when it continuously appeared. However, this will change when Riot continuously nerds these 2 champions in patches 12.7 and 12.8. As a result, at the Korean Challenger rank (where many players attending MSI 2022 are practicing), Lucian replaced the two champions mentioned above to climb to the throne of the strongest ADC.
Lucian is too suitable for the current meta
Up to now, Lucian has 24.6% pick rate and up to 51.8% win rate in the Korean Challenge environment. These numbers are due to the fact that the current League of Legends meta is focusing on taking a big advantage early in the bot lane. Obviously, with a champion born to crush the lane like Lucian, this character will be too suitable for the current meta to attack heavily on the bottom half of the map.
The last surprise name that can dominate MSI 2022 is Aatrox. No buffs or major tweaks, but this champion always maintains a high win rate of 51% at the Korean Challenger rank. Perhaps using the world’s top Top laners will help Aatrox unleash its full strength and “carry” potential. In addition, with the current meta that focuses on the bottom half, a good independent champion in Top lane like Aatrox is extremely suitable.
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