Thresh Probuilds explained
Based on our pro LoL Tier List at patch
12.1
, Thresh – the Chain Warden – is a B-Tier champion. Among professional League of Legends players,
Thresh is most often selected on the
Support position.On the current patch pros on
Thresh have won 11 out of 14 matches, resulting in a win rate of
78.6%
and a pick rate of 1.9%
. In 15.5%
of the matches Thresh is banned, because it can be very unpleasant to have to play against the
Support. When
Thresh is not banned and only the Thresh Probuilds are considered, the champion averages a KDA of
0.0
in professional players Solo Queue matches. Thresh is best suited as an answer to Yuumi,
Seraphine
Thresh and the available Probuilds, it is possible to minimize their strengths and exploit their weaknesses. On the other hand,
Shaco Alistar Rakan Thresh players.
This page shows you all the Thresh Probuilds in detail. Solo Queue and tournament matches played by the best
Thresh players are listed. If you are interested in aggregated information of these matches then you should visit Thresh Build or Thresh Runes.
FAQ for Thresh Probuilds
On which position do the most Thresh Probuilds exist?
Pros play Thresh mostly on position Support.
Thresh Tips
- Communication is key when making use of Thresh's lantern. Let your teammates know how you like to use it.
- Death Sentence and Flay can be combined in either cast order for powerful combinations.
- Thresh can collect souls without needing to kill units himself. Planning your map position to be near the most deaths will help to maximize soul collection.
- Thresh's Death Sentence has a long cast time. Watch for the cast to begin to take evasive actions.
- Intentionally breaking a wall of The Box can allow a vulnerable ally to escape unscathed.
- Thresh relies on collecting souls for a portion of his defense and damage. Try punishing him when he moves to collect them.