League of Legends LEC player power rankings – Week 1
By Josh Tyler
AD Carry
There has been one ADC in the league who performed, well exceptionally, in Week 1. It’s not the one you would expect.
1. Patrik “Patrik” Jírů (Origen)
“Is this the number of the best ADC in Europe?”
“No, this is Patrik.”
Memes aside, Patrik performed out of his mind to be the best ADC after Week 1. He did an absurd 949 damage per minute average in his first two games of the season, while also posting an unbelievable adjusted KDA of 7.5, along with the best adjusted KP of any bot laner, to have the second-best kill rating of all LEC ADCs (and it’s hard to beat out a guy like Rekkles who literally didn’t die).
Aside from his damage and kill score, Patrik’s other gold and vision stats are also stellar. He needs to clean up his laning phase, but if he does he should continue to assert himself as one of the best carries in Europe.
2. Martin “Rekkles” Larsson (Fnatic)
3. Steven “Hans Sama” Liv (Misfits)
4. Elias “Upset” Lipp (Schalke 04)
5. Juš “Crownshot” Marušič (SK Gaming)
I like to shout out AD Carries who perform well when their support isn’t and vice versa. That’s the situation when it comes to the SK bot lane.
Crownshot is no Rekkles, but he’s performing better than most. Considering how poorly his support Dreams has been playing, though, it’s impressive that Crownshot is averaging and gold and experience lead at 10 minutes.
6. Luka “Perkz” Perković (G2 Esports)
7. Kasper “Kobbe” Kobberup (Splyce)
8. Petter “Hjarnan” Freyschuss (Excel Esports)
Another vet making his return to the LEC, Hjarnan got off to a slower start in his return than Trick. His 0.5 adjusted KDA was the worst of all ADCs, as was his 0.47 kill rating. While his gold and damage numbers were at least better than Attila and Woolite, Hjarnan definitely still has some rust to shake off.
9. Amadeu “Attila” Carvalho (Vitality)
10. Paweł “Woolite” Pruski (Rogue)