Best Supports For Season 13 Patch 13.24

5 S-tier Supports in Patch 13.24

The Season is coming to an end with only a little time remaining before you can get those end of Season rewards. Now is your final chance to climb, so it is very important that you start to pick up champions that are strong and are good in the current meta of League of Legends.

In this Mobalytics article, we will discuss 5 of the best Support champions you can play in Patch 13.24 of League of Legends. There are a ton of good Supports around right now, so you do have some freedom, but with that said, picking a strong Support is key!

If you want to learn more tips on how to play as any of these champions, head over to the Mobalytics’ Champion Page.

There are some other strong S-tier picks this patch. You can find more S-tier picks on the Mobalytics Tier List for Patch 13.24. Please note the data we are using is mid-patch data, all servers and all ranks.

Maokai

The first champion on our list today is Maokai who has shown another dominating performance in the last several patches. Maokai’s ability to get picks and impact the laning phase and his strength in team fights makes him so strong.

Another benefit to playing Maokai is how easy he is to play. It can be hard to play champions who are mechanically difficult all the time, so picking an easy champion will increase your chances of climbing just before the season ends.

Maokai’s win rate on Patch 13.24 was 52.8% in 270,000 games.

Rakan

The second champion on the list is Rakan who is a great engage champion who has a lot of utility and pick potential. What makes Rakan so good is his ability to get picks and escape after going in.

Rakan is extremely versatile but quite squishy, so you must keep your wits about you when trying to play him. You can abuse immobile and squishy champions who overextend and then all-in them with your W.

In Patch 13.24, Rakan achieved a win rate of 51.5% in 1,435,000 games.

Soraka

The easiest champion on our list, but by far, one of the harder champions to carry with is Soraka. Soraka is a pure utility champion, who buffs up her team by providing them with healing and sustain.

Soraka is the hardest solo queue champion because she doesn’t have any CC or ways she can impact a fight. All she can do is heal her allies, which means you have to rely on them more than the other champions on our list.

On Patch 13.24, Soraka had a 51.7% win rate in 745,000 games.

Thresh

Thresh is the fourth champion on our list, and he has dominated League of Legends for quite some time. Thresh is a great champion to learn as he has multiple CC tools which can help him achieve his goals.

He is a great Support from the get-go with his good invade and pick potential with his Q or E (depending on which one he starts). Regardless of your ability to get an early kill, Thresh’s laning phase is extremely strong, and he can consistently get picks with his Q or E whenever one of the enemy laners miss-position.

Thresh’s win rate on Patch 13.24 50% win rate in 1,775,000 games.

Blitzcrank

And the final champion on our list is Blitzcrank. He has been a strong pick for some time now, thanks to his pick potential and his ability to catch people out with his Q during the laning phase. One “lucky” hook can win him and his ADC the laning phase.

Another benefit to Blitzcrank is his roaming potential. He can roam and help his mid laner, or team up with his jungler to gank alternative lanes. As soon as he gets his Boots, he can start roaming and impacting other lanes.

And finally, Blitzcrank’s win rate on Patch 13.24 51.3% win rate in over 1,260,000 games.

Final Thoughts

We hope you’ve found this guide interesting and learned some things along the way. Make sure you follow this guide and pick one of these champions to help yourself climb at the end of the season to get those end of season rewards.

You can find tips and tricks on how to play these champions on their Champion Page.

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