
Attributes
Combat
Resources






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+
Leshrac Hero Guide
Without current win rate data for patch 7.41e, Leshrac occupies a niche position as a tempo-oriented magic damage dealer who can create early game pressure through his split-push and teamfight capabilities. His strength lies in forcing objectives and punishing static defenses, but he remains vulnerable to heroes that can match or exceed his farming efficiency and mobility. The hero's viability heavily depends on draft synergy and whether your team can capitalize on the space he creates early.
To win with Leshrac, you need to prioritize items that enhance his magic output and survivability while enabling constant map pressure. Core items should focus on mana sustain and ability amplification to chain your abilities through multiple engagement cycles, with defensive layers added once you establish dominance. The hero rewards extended midgame windows where you can leverage superior positioning and burst damage to secure kill streaks and convert them into objective control before opposing carries scale too hard.
Leshrac struggles significantly against heroes with comparable or superior mobility who can kite him while dealing consistent damage from range, particularly those who exploit his relatively low health pool even with defensive itemization. Games that stall into the ultra-late stage work against him since his damage output doesn't scale as gracefully as hard carries, and he becomes increasingly vulnerable to magical immunity items like Pipe of Insight and Eternal Shroud. Additionally, teams built around vision denial and pick-off potential can systematically shut down his reliance on aggressive positioning, making drafts with Smoke Gank-oriented heroes particularly problematic matchups.
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The mid laner is the second-highest farm priority and acts as a playmaker who can rotate to create kills around the map while maintaining lane control. Mid laners are expected to reach item timings fast, dominate their 1v1 matchup, and translate that lead into map pressure and objective control. See the Fundamentals page for the full position breakdown.
Full position breakdown → FundamentalsLeshrac wins the early game decisively—66.7% win rate before 15 minutes—through high burst damage and magic output. Winning Leshrac players prioritize farming efficiently to hit Kaya by 19 minutes (55.4% win rate) while trading heavily in lane to control the midlane. Avoid extended trades against tanky matchups early; instead, focus on securing CS and small skirmish wins with teammates rotating to your lane.
The 15–30 minute window is Leshrac's critical scaling phase. Data shows peak impact when Blink (21 min, 53.5% win rate) and Sange (24 min, 59.5% win rate) complete—this timing should trigger aggressive rotations and smoke ganks (ambushing enemies with consumable items that grant invisibility) to punish isolated targets. Once these items land, winning Leshrac players shift to teamfight initiation and farming dangerous jungle camps, pushing the advantage into mid-game kills and objective control before the opponent stabilizes.
Leshrac's win rate drops below 52% after 25 minutes, signaling the need for a decisive finish. In the late game, Leshrac functions as a burst-damage teamfight catalyst—use Blink to position aggressively, chain disables, and burst priority targets before repositioning behind your team. The data suggests Soul Booster and Bloodstone (both at 26 min, 67.4% and 66.6% win rate respectively) are essential for mana sustain and survivability; winning games prioritize ending by 30–35 minutes through high-ground pushes and forced teamfights where Leshrac's magic burst overwhelms the enemy.
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 game modes and skill brackets—pro play and high-MMR timings will be substantially faster, and optimal item builds may shift based on specific matchups and enemy draft composition.