Mcoc Highest Crit Champs (2024)

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What is the max crit in League of Legends? ›

All champions start with 0% critical strike chance, and the only ways to increase it are items or abilities. Critical strike chance cannot exceed 100%, but some effects may be special-cased to benefit from the excess, such as by granting additional statistics (e.g. Absolution).

The Rupture Debuffs that Spot inflicts are a powerful Damage over Time ability that few in the Contest can deal with.

Kindred is a nasty Damage Over Time Champion who excels in feeding on the opponent's Health and Power and slowly draining the opponent's strength to fight. With control of bugs and pestilence, Kindred inflicts opponents with Infestation Charges over time, whenever contact is made, or when Buffs Expire.

Critical Damage Rating is a base statistic that determines the bonus damage dealt by a Critical Hit. The higher the Critical Damage Rating, the more damage a Critical Hit will deal.

Bottom line: the soft crit cap doesn't exist. If you have 100% crit rate (or more, but that's pointless since 100% is already guaranteed, so 100% is technically the soft cap), you will crit every single time.

You have 100% crit damage, you deal an additional 100% of your normal damage if you crit (for a total of 200% damage). Example: 1 normal attack deals 500 dmg no crit. With 100% crit dmg, now if that attack crit, it deals 1000.

Overall (assuming a developed roster), I think Variant 6 is the easiest Variant and can be fully explored with the fewest number of champions. If your roster is thin but you have a few quality villains ranked up (Magneto, Doom, Apocalypse), Variant 6 is probably the way to go.

Black Panther is a Skill Champion. Being a Skill Champion, he has a Class Bonus against Science Champions, but is weak to Mutant Champions.

Based on our analysis of 86 351 matches, the best counters for Kindred Jungle are Ivern, Rammus, Rumble, Shyvana and Elise. On the other hand, Kindred Jungle counters Sylas, Maokai, Lee Sin, Graves and Rengar.

Gravesvs Kindred Jungle

Based on the analysis of 2 653 matches in Emerald + in Patch 14.12, Graves has a 46.7% win rate against Kindred in the Jungle, which is 2.1% lower than expected win rate of Graves. This means that Graves is more likely to lose the game against Kindred than on average.

Why is Kindred so powerful? ›

If going by the Runeterra lore, Kindred is supposedly the strongest champion in League of Legends. Kindred is "death" by herself and thus cannot die. The Eternal Hunters will keep rising even if she is slain. Although Aurelion Sol created Kindred, she is more powerful than him in lore only because Star Forger can die.

Crit rate is more important than Crit dmg, for the simply reason that if you dont have enough crit rate you will not apply critical hits to make use of your crit dmg. In other words, crit dmg is worthless if you dont have crit rate.

Above 50% is usually pretty good, but you gotta make sure to pair it off with more crit damage too. The usual rate is 1:2, so if you have 50% rate your damage should be at least 100%.

Due to the Fact that Strength and Crit Damage are now equal in terms of Damage (assuming you crit with every hit), you'll need the same amount of Strength and Crit Damage to maximize your Damage.

The Highest Crit DMG possible without food buffs so far is 472.8%.

If you're only running 4* Artifacts, 40% isn't bad. Getting to 50%+ is recommended, but it looks like you still have plenty of opportunity to get there, and with some characters and weapons it's even easier to do giving you more room to play around with Crit Damage stacking.

Our recommended ratio of CRIT Rate and CRIT DMG is 1:2, with CRIT DMG being double of the CRIT Rate. For example, if your CRIT Rate is 60%, your CRIT DMG should be at least 120%. Try to aim for at least 50% CRIT Rate when building characters, so everyone has a decent chance to deal CRIT hits!