LoL 14.10 Support Champions Tier List: Best Ranked Picks

• Tier List Explanation
• D-Tier Champions
• C-Tier Champions
• B-Tier Champions
• A-Tier Champions
• S-Tier Champions
• Best Support Champions Summary

Yuumi still remains at the bottom of the barrel as Riot has heavily butchered her power, making her very weak in comparison to other supports.

PROS: 

• Easy to play

CONS: 

• Insufficient healing
• Low utility
• Mana problems

Brand has fallen off quite a lot, as it seems his damage-first playstyle is not suitable in the current meta where engage supports are dominating.

Despite Lulu having nice synergies with hypercarries, overall her enchanter kit is not strong enough to compete with aggressive champions.

Senna has seen better days as her damage and passive have been heavily nerfed, leaving her quite behind in terms of viability. 

Although Swain can struggle in most matchups, there is some use to his power if your team is lacking a bit of AP damage.

Surprisingly, Shaco is somewhat decent as his incredible roaming potential, packed with his very annoying CC are not to be ignored.

PROS:

• Great mobility and setup

CONS:

• Low damage due to lack of resources
• Very squishy and inconsistent

Ashe can be quite strong as you can very bully the enemy bot lane out of resources as you will constantly be poking together with your ADC.

Bard is very strong, however, his niche play style can be quite challenging when you pick him up. You will also need to roam to maximize the potential of his passive and primary abilities.

PROS: 

• Great CC
• Amazing roams

CONS:

• Difficult to land ultimate
• Does not have a typical support play style

Rumble has been getting quite popular due to his insane damage and great team fighting.

PROS: 

• Great damage
• Amazing zoning potential

CONS: 

• Needs to get an advantage early into the game to remain relevant
• Lack of CC and utility

Morgana has always been a great counter to CC-heavy enemy teams as her binding is also quite deadly when landed.

Zyra is a better Brand, not only due to her great poke damage but her ultimate can turn the tide of most team fights

PROS:

• Consistent damage
• Great zoning capabilities

CONS:

• Lacks proper utility
• Needs a poke-heavy ADC to pair up with

Renata should be higher up the list, however, her kit can be a tad difficult to use effectively, especially her ultimate which can make-or-break games.

Despite Riot's attempts to make Camille a top lane champion first, she is still quite the threat in the bot lane as well.

PROS:

• Great damage
• Amazing engage

CONS:

• Lack of utility
• Lack of crowd control

Galio has been rocking back and forth between viable and unplayable, however, it seems he has found his sweet spot in terms of tankiness and CC.

Seraphine is finally in a good place thanks to Riot's tweaks and balance changes, making her a great support overall.

PROS:

• Great range
• Shields and healing are amazing

CONS:

• Struggles against engage champions

Nami is doing great as an enchanter, especially when paired up with a Lucian, you can easily win your lane and offer a lot in team fights.

PROS:

• Good CC
• Amazing pressure in lane

CONS:

• Difficult to land CC

Soraka still remains the best healer in League of Legends, as her kit can be quite frustrating and you will force enemies to spend gold on anti-healing.

PROS: 

• Incredible healing
• Global presence with her ultimate

CONS:

• No hard CC

Sona has finally risen to the top as she has been struggling for quite some time now. Hopefully, she will become more popular as her kit offers tons of utility. 

Xerath has been fairing well in the bot lane, and despite he does not bring much utility to the table, his damage is quite punishing.

PROS:

• Great range
• Good damage

CONS:

• Lack of mobility

Neeko is great as a team fighting engage support, as her ultimate can catch enemies off guard, and her passive can very easily secure kills on the entire map.

PROS:

• Great damage
• Good CC

CONS:

• Needs setup

Janna still remains one of the best enchanters and anti-engage champions to play as a support.

PROS:

• Great CC
• Good shield and healing
• Very beneficial utility

CONS:

• Lack of engage

Since Rell is now a support champion only, her kit is still incredible for jumping on the enemy bot lane and team overall as she has some of the strongest engage tools on the Rift.

PROS:

• Great tankiness
• Incredible CC
• Amazing lane presence

CONS:

• Can struggle against ranged bot lanes

Braum is one of the best defensive supports as you can ensure your hypercarries scale up nicely, especially when you fear getting dived and ganked constantly.

PROS: 

• Incredible utility
• Good CC
• Easy to play

CONS:

• Can struggle if behind

Alistar has been unchained for quite some time given how much you can impact any skirmish or team fight.

PROS:

• Super engage potential
• Incredible team fighting durability and viability
• Built-in tankiness

CONS:

• Long cooldowns on abilities can make him feel useless

Blitzcrank is still at the very top when it comes to supports. 

PROS:

• Fun to play
• Constant lane presence
• Great champion lockdown

CONS:

• Can struggle against poke/ranged comps

Thresh has everything you need from a support, all packed up in his dreadful box.

PROS:

• Great utility
• Amazing engage
• Great skirmisher

CONS:

• Relies on landing hooks

Nautilus has reached the pinnacle in terms of relevancy as this oppressive CC machine is not a threat you can easily ignore.

PROS:

• Incredible CC lockdown
• Built-in tankiness
• Great engage

CONS:

• Suffers against mobile champions