
Attributes
Combat
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Win Rate by Rank
Bar scale: 40% – 60% win rate range
Herald
0–770
Guardian
770–1540
Crusader
1540–2310
Archon
2310–3080
Legend
3080–3850
Ancient
3850–4620
Divine + Immortal
5000+
This hero is a scaling support that rewards patience and farm priority in extended games. Oracle's win rate data with Guardian Greaves hitting 60.7% suggests the hero finds its power spike in the mid-to-late game, making it a solid pick in farm-heavy metas where teams can afford to invest resources into a protective support role rather than early aggression.
Success with Oracle hinges on securing Arcane Boots early as your mana foundation, then pivoting into Blink for positioning and Aether Lens to amplify spell effectiveness around turn minute 20-25. The real win condition emerges when you complete Guardian Greaves, which offers the defensive utility this hero needs to keep cores alive during teamfights and push into the very late game where Oracle's sustained utility and ability to enable allies truly dominates.
This hero struggles badly against early game aggression and burst-focused lineups that punish slow positioning and mana constraints before Arcane Boots comes online. Avoid picking Oracle into drafts with multiple gap closers or instant burst damage like Lina, Lion, or Earthshaker, since your hero lacks natural escape tools and depends entirely on item timing to function. Similarly, teams that end games quickly will suffocate Oracle's win rate before the hero reaches the mid-game items that make it viable.
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Based on patch 7.41e data · Last updated: 2026-09-05
Hard Support is the primary defensive anchor for your team, responsible for enabling your carry to farm safely, warding key map areas to prevent ganks, and keeping teammates alive during fights. Oracle's toolkit makes you a reactive protector—your job is to read incoming damage, respond with defensive abilities, and position yourself where your team needs you most. See the Fundamentals page for the full position breakdown.
Full position breakdown → FundamentalsOracle's early identity is as a lane defender and setup utility hero. Prioritize staying close enough to your carry to react with defensive spells when threats emerge, while maintaining position to harass enemies without overextending. The data shows Oracle rarely builds early items before 20 minutes, so focus on map control, vision, and keeping your carry alive rather than farming. Avoid unnecessary mana expenditure early—your spells are mana-hungry and you lack early game regen.
Oracle's first major power spike arrives around 20–24 minutes when Blink and Guardian Greaves typically complete (both showing strong win rates above 53%). Blink enables Oracle to position for defensive saves or aggressive setup, while Guardian Greaves provides the mana pool and survivability to sustain repeated ability casts during extended fights. Once these items are ready, winning Oracle players shift toward group positioning with their team, using improved mobility to react to threats across multiple team members during the 20–25 minute window where Oracle's win rate peaks at 50.7%.
Oracle's win condition in late game is reactive teamfight survival and protection sequencing. Position yourself where you can see incoming burst or disable onto your core targets, then respond with defensive abilities to keep them alive long enough to deal damage or escape. The data shows Oracle performs well in ultra-late scenarios (70–75 minutes at 62.3% win rate, though sample size is small), suggesting the hero scales through ability to nullify burst and enable repeated teamfight resets rather than personal damage. Stick with your team, maintain positioning just outside the front line, and prioritize saving high-value targets during critical fight windows.
Based on 505 pro matches — ESL One Birmingham 2026 + PGL Wallachia Season 8 + DreamLeague Season 29 + BLAST Slam VII
View full research → Research page⚠️ Item timing data reflects all public matches; professional timings will be significantly faster. Oracle's exact spell names and current patch mechanics were not independently verified against patch notes, so descriptions focus on strategic role rather than specific mechanical details.