Support Meta - Diamond and Above

The meta is defined by a mix of enchanters like Nami and Lulu alongside high-impact playmakers such as Pyke and Braum. While Pyke is the most banned, Nami and Lulu are the most popular choices for consistent performance. This diversity suggests a balance between protection and aggressive lane pressure.

Nami is the most popular choice with a 19.2 percent pick rate, followed by Lulu at 12.5 percent. Braum, Thresh, and Nautilus also see significant play, all maintaining pick rates above 11 percent. These five champions represent the core of the Diamond+ champion pool.

Pyke is the highest priority ban, removed in 30.2 percent of games to prevent his snowball potential. Braum follows with a 19.0 percent ban rate, while Lulu and Nautilus are also frequently targeted. Morgana rounds out the top five most banned, likely due to her ability to nullify engage.

Pyke leads the pack with a 36.1 percent presence, indicating he is either picked or banned in over a third of games. Braum follows closely at 30.9 percent, while Lulu and Nautilus maintain strong visibility in the meta. Nami also stays highly relevant with a 22.2 percent presence rate.

Senna currently holds the highest win rate at 54.3 percent, followed closely by Taric at 53.8 percent. Niche picks like Elise support are also finding success with a 53.1 percent win rate. Rell and Nami round out the top performers, showing that both engage and enchanters can win consistently.

You should prioritize banning Pyke if you want to avoid high-pressure roaming scenarios. Picking Nami is a safe bet due to her high pick and win rates, while Taric or Senna are excellent counter-picks for climbing. Be prepared to face or play Braum and Nautilus, as heavy engage remains very common.

The current patch has solidified a diverse meta where enchanters like Nami and Lulu thrive alongside traditional engage supports. The high win rates of Senna and Taric suggest that scaling and counter-engage are very effective right now. While Pyke remains a banned menace, the variety in pick rates shows a healthy competitive environment.