Cassiopeia – the Serpent's Embrace – is based on our LoL Tier List on patch
11.4
a D-Tier Top champion. Based on ranked matches from summoners with a PLATINUM+ tier,
Cassiopeia has a win rate of
52.3%
, a pick rate of
0.4%
, a ban rate of
1.3%
and an average KDA Ratio of
1.9
, which shows that the
Mage is in a risky spot in the current meta. If you want to build and play
Cassiopeia on your matches, keep in mind that this champion is mechanically complex to play in LoL. Besides the upcoming Cassiopeia Top Build the position Mid is a valid choice as well.
Everfrost as the favoured mythic item. As the game progresses, the most popular
Cassiopeia items are
Everfrost and
Cosmic Drive. This Cassiopeia Build will exceedingly increase your chances to gain LP and to climb the leaderboard in LoL.
Cassiopeia Abilities
At the beginning of a match start to skill the ability
Noxious Blast on
Cassiopeia. As the match progresses, it is best to maximise
Twin Fang into
Noxious Blast and at last
Miasma.
Twin Fang is a very strong ability of
Cassiopeia in order to build up a lead and dominate your opponents. The passive is called
Serpentine Grace and there is no need to set it manually on a Cassiopeia Build.
Select one of the abilities below in order to start a clip of the ability:
Q
W
E
R
Serpentine Grace
Cassiopeia gains Movement Speed per level, but she cannot purchase Boots items.
Biography
Cassiopeia is a deadly creature bent on manipulating others to her will. Youngest and most beautiful daughter of the noble Du Couteau family of Noxus, she ventured deep into the crypts beneath Shurima in search of ancient power. There, she was bitten by a gruesome tomb guardian, whose venom transformed her into a viper-like predator. Cunning and agile, Cassiopeia now slithers under the veil of night, petrifying her enemies with her baleful gaze.
Cassiopeia reclined against the crenelated rooftop, and gazed over the winding alleys and crowded streets of Urzeris. A Noxian possession for years, the coastal city still refused to completely embrace its new identity—it felt ancient, and quietly resistant to the future.