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Ranking all 24 ADCs at the League of Legends World Championship

By Josh Tyler

Day 1 at the 2018 World Championship Group Stage at the Busan Exhibition and Convention Center in Busan, South Korea, on 10 October 2018.
Day 1 at the 2018 World Championship Group Stage at the Busan Exhibition and Convention Center in Busan, South Korea, on 10 October 2018. /
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10. Chen “Lilv” Chin-Han (J-Team) – 79 OVR

Not only does Lilv have one of the best adjusted KDAs in the tournament (5.70), he does it by dying among the least of any ADC in Worlds. With only 1.00 deaths per game on average, he more than makes up for his just-okay aKP (101.3%) and damage (512.8 aDPM) numbers.

9. Yiliang “Doublelift” Peng (Team Liquid) – 79 OVR

If TL wants to make a deep run into the tournament at Worlds, in my opinion, they’ll have to do it by playing through bot lane. It’s impossible to overstate just how valuable Doublelift is to this team as their primary carry in just about any game, posting the third-highest adjusted damage per minute (585.1) and third-best vision score per minute (1.45). That said, despite being paired with one of the best supports in the world, Doublelift is still a below-average laner compared to most of the competition he faces (-0.10 Laning Score).

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8. Tsou “Wako” Wei-Yang (AHQ) – 79 OVR

AHQ is a team with a ton of holes, but they do have Wako as a reliable carry to lean on. He puts up the best aKP of any ADC in the world (116.5%) and the best VSPM in his position (1.55), along with a respectable 581.5 aDPM. The one downside to his game is poor laning (-0.29 Laning Score) and a below-average 3.76 aKDA.

7. Martin “Rekkles” Larsson (Fnatic) – 81 OVR

Rekkles may often be dismissed as a KDA player – and his 94.5% aKP and 466.4 aDPM support that – but the fact is that he is one heck of a KDA player. His 6.17 aKDA is second-best among ADCs and his 5.83 Kill Efficiency (weighed down by that below-average aKP) is still third in his position. And, in case you think he’s a completely selfish player, he does also post a 1.39 vision score per minute to help his team out.

6. Kasper “Kobbe” Kobberup (Splyce) – 84 OVR

Kobbe is one of the most slept-on AD Carries in the tournament, as he is often relied on by his team to be the primary carry for his team. His 490 raw GPM and 29.3% gold share (combining for a 510.1 aGPM) make him the most fed ADC, on average, in this tournament. He justifies that trust from his team by posting a 110.4% adjusted kill participation, but I do wish that he would contribute a bit more in terms of damage (his 502.4 aDPM is slightly below average).

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