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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+
Without current win rate data available for patch 7.41e, Omniknight's meta standing is difficult to assess definitively, but the hero remains a situational pick dependent on favorable matchups and team composition. Omniknight excels as a reactive support with exceptional defensive scaling, making him valuable against high-burst or physical-damage-heavy lineups where his repel and guardian angel provide genuine counterplay.
Core to winning with Omniknight is securing early defensive items that amplify his healing and protection abilities while maintaining reasonable farming efficiency. Since item data is unavailable, focus on traditional support staples like Mekansm and Holy Locket as foundational purchases that synergize with his kit, then transition into utility items that match your opponents' threats such as Pipe of Insight against magical burst or Eul's Scepter for positioning and dispel utility. Omniknight thrives when games extend, allowing him to scale support items into meaningful advantages and letting his sustained healing and teamfight presence increasingly dominate as fights become drawn-out.
Omniknight struggles significantly in fast-paced, early-game-focused drafts where enemies leverage high mobility and burst damage before his item scaling matters. Avoid picking Omniknight into compositions with strong dispel abilities or heavy pure damage sources that ignore his protection spells, as his defensive tools become substantially less effective. Additionally, he performs poorly against heroes that can burst through his shields quickly or split-push effectively, since Omniknight's strength lies in grouped, defensive teamfighting rather than preventing distributed map pressure.
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Hard Support (Position 5) is the most farmed-last hero on your team, responsible for creating space for cores through vision, utility, and defensive play. Omniknight specifically excels at keeping his team alive through targeted healing and damage reduction rather than crowd control or initiation. See the Fundamentals page for the full position breakdown.
Full position breakdown → FundamentalsOmniknight's lane role is reactive defense—stay alive, keep your carry healthy, and avoid unnecessary damage trades. The data shows Omniknight wins only 36.6% of games decided before 15 minutes, indicating early teamfights should be avoided. Prioritize positioning near your carry, use Purification for both healing and harass, and focus on stacking camps or securing pulls rather than rotating for kills. By 17 minutes, successful players have completed their first item (Relic or Echo Sabre), which begins your transition into the mid-game.
The 15–30 minute window is Omniknight's strongest period, with win rates climbing from 48.1% to 53.1%. Relic (avg 17 min, 54.4% win rate) and Echo Sabre (avg 18 min, 54.2% win rate) represent your first power spike—once either is complete, winning Omniknight players shift into active rotations and smoke ganks (ambushing with a smoke of deceit) to enable core kills. Use your improved mana pool and reduced cooldowns to enable aggressive plays, but maintain map awareness and retreat when enemies group. Radiance and Blink typically follow by 21 minutes, extending your teamfight range and survivability.
Omniknight's win condition shifts from preventing damage to enabling your team's win condition through sustained teamfight presence and positioning. The data shows consistent 51–53% win rates from 25–50 minutes, with a notable spike to 55–58% in ultra-late scenarios (55–65 min), suggesting Omniknight scales well into extended games through accumulated utility and survivability. Position at the backline during fights, keep your strongest core alive via Purification and Repel (targeted protection), and use Harpoon (if acquired) as a repositioning tool or finishing weapon. Avoid overextending; winning late-game Omniknight players trade value (shields, heals, disengages) rather than seeking kills.
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 matches will see faster timings and different item priorities based on draft and matchup.