Gragas·Support Build
Win rate | 49.2% |
Pick rate | 0.3% |
Ban rate | 4.3% |
Matches | 3 914- |
Gragas Build
Most Popular
Win Rate 49.8% based on 219 matches
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Most Popular
49.8%2nd Most Popular
46.7%Alternative
50.0%Off-Meta
47.4%runes
spells
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items
Starter Items
Time Target@ 13 sec
Early Items
@ 4 min
Core Items
@ 16 min
Full Build
ability order
Q
E
W
Skills
situational items
Gragas Matchups Overview
Gragas General information
Gragas tips and tricks
Gragas is a strong early game Support. Try and look for aggressive plays whenever possible.
Throw your Ultimate R just behind the enemy to ensure they get knocked forward. Placing it on top of them may knock them in the wrong direction.
Staying off to the side while your team groups can allow you to flank the enemy and knock them into your teammates.
Gragas combos
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The Best Gragas Builds, Runes and Items for Support in Emerald +
Most Popular
If you want to use the most popular Gragas Support build, you should take Flash and Ignite as your Summoner Spells. For runes, you should pick Arcane Comet as your keystone, followed by Manaflow Band, Transcendence and Scorch in the primary tree, as well as Biscuit Delivery and Cosmic Insight in the secondary tree. For rune shards, you want Adaptive Force in offense, Adaptive Force in flex and Health Scaling in defense, though it depends on the matchup. Finally, for your items, you should build Zaz'Zak's Realmspike as your first item, followed by Sorcerer's Shoes and Lich Bane. For your last 3 items, you should build Stormsurge, Shadowflame and finish with Morellonomicon. For the skill order, you want to stick with Q - E - W. Right now, this build has 49.8% winrate over 219 matches played.
Optional
Your second option for Gragas Support build would be to take Flash and Ignite as your Summoner Spells. The runes that this build takes advantage of are Electrocute as your keystone, Sudden Impact, Zombie Ward and Relentless Hunter in the primary tree, and Transcendence with Scorch in the secondary tree. The shards used in this build are Adaptive Force in offense, Adaptive Force in flex and Health in defense. The items for the build are Zaz'Zak's Realmspike, which you should build first, followed by Sorcerer's Shoes as your second item and Stormsurge as your third item. The rest of the items in order are Lich Bane, Shadowflame and Vigilant Wardstone. The skill order for this build is Q - E - W. In the current patch, this build has a 46.7% win rate over 214 matches.
Alternative
If you're looking for alternatives, you can use Flash and Ignite as your Summoner Spells, with runes being Aftershock as your keystone, Font of Life, Bone Plating and Unflinching in the primary tree, and Biscuit Delivery with Cosmic Insight in the secondary tree, as well as Ability Haste, Health Scaling, and Health Scaling as your rune shards. The items that this build incorporates are Celestial Opposition as your first item, then Ionian Boots of Lucidity as a second item and Locket of the Iron Solari as a third item. You want to finish the build with Knight's Vow, Frozen Heart and Vigilant Wardstone. As far as ability max order goes, you want to keep it W - E - Q. This build is currently sitting at a 50.0% win rate across 118 matches played.
Off-Meta
If you want to try an Off-Meta Gragas Support build in the current patch, try Flash and Ignite as your Summoner Spells, Phase Rush, Manaflow Band, Transcendence and Scorch as your primary rune tree, and Biscuit Delivery with Cosmic Insight as your secondary tree. Use Adaptive Force, Adaptive Force and Health Scaling as your shards. For items in this build, you want to complete Zaz'Zak's Realmspike as your first item, then finish Sorcerer's Shoes as your second item, and Lich Bane as third item. The last 3 options are Shadowflame, Cosmic Drive and Cryptbloom. The ability order for this build is Q - E - W. As of the current patch, this build has a 47.4% win rate over 95 matches played.
Situational Gragas Runes and Items
Depending on the context of your game, your matchup, and enemy champions, you might want to consider building some situational items or take specific runes. Carefully examine your team, enemy team, game state , and your matchup to plan your Gragas build accordingly! For example, when it comes to rune shards, you might want to take either Armor or Magic Resist, depending on which champion you are about to lane against.
Furthermore, if you want a more detailed breakdown, you should also check out Gragas runes page.
Probuilds
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In-depth Build Stats
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Gragas Counters - Best and Worst Matchups for Support in Emerald +
Best Matchups
In Patch 14.9 the best possible matchups for Gragas Support are:
- vs. Rumble - 64.0% win rate over 25 games.
- vs. Neeko - 61.9% win rate over 42 games.
- vs. Skarner - 61.1% win rate over 18 games.
- vs. Karma - 61.1% win rate over 113 games.
- vs. Brand - 58.0% win rate over 69 games.
Consider picking Gragas into these matches to increase your chance to win a game. These are the most popular Support matchups that currently are in favor of Gragas.
Worst Matchups
We highly recommend avoiding picking Gragas in the current patch into the following Support matchups:
- vs. Galio - 20.0% win rate over 15 games.
- vs. Taric - 28.1% win rate over 32 games.
- vs. Janna - 38.5% win rate over 130 games.
- vs. Swain - 42.1% win rate over 38 games.
- vs. Lux - 42.9% win rate over 119 games.
These champions are considered as Gragas counters in the current patch, and playing such a matchup will decrease your chances of winning a game.
Additional Notes
If you want to find out more about best and worst matchups, as well as specific matchup statistics, we highly encourage you to check our Gragas counters page. Keep in mind that while the champion may counter or be countered, it also comes down to your individual skill, the skill of your opponent, your team, and enemy team compositions.