As a result of Maokai's K/D/A and utility, he has a pretty good overall win rate. He does very well in the mid game, with a winrate of 52.5% in that phase. Unfortunately, he does terribly in the late game, where Maokai's win rate is 50.8%., The difference between his best and worst game phases is only 1.7%. This small difference makes it clear that his relative power is uniform throughout an entire round.
In the current meta, Maokai is very popular. He has been played in 6.9% of recently ranked matches. Hardly anyone sees him as a threat. He has only been banned in approximately 1.6% of League of Legends matches.
Maokai is most commonly played in the support position. This occurs in 69.4% of his matches. Support Maokai also has the highest win rate (52.6%) of all positions. At this time, Maokai's meta game is focused on utility and support. In particular, his build should mostly be focused on supporting others. Moreover, he is a pretty good magical damage dealer champ. Dealing physical damage is the least critical part of Maokai’s build.
If you are not familiar with his skills and tactics, you won't find it difficult trying him out for the first time. Most competitors consider him to not be a difficult champ to master. Maokai primarily does magic damage (80% of his total damage). He doesn't deal a lot of other damage types and should not be considered a hybrid damage dealer..
Maokai deals a decent amount of damage during a regular ranked game (12,691 damage). You could focus on building him as a damage dealing champ to defeat your enemies.
He is a weak damage dealer in the game with 2.6 kills on average each round. That is one of the lowest kill rates among all supports. Furthermore, he has a relatively typical average champion death count (6 deaths). Furthermore, Maokai's KDA is usually very high with an average KDA ratio of 2.6 as well as 13.3 assists per game.
The best Maokai players know who their champion is, and they adapt their gameplay around their champion's playstyle. Maokai is great at many things, but not everything. By focusing more on accentuating your strengths than filling in your weaknesses, you are more likely to win your next game of League of Legends.
Furthermore, you should know when your champion spikes in power in order to be prepared and take advantage of your powerful position while it lasts. Not all LoL champions are strong throughout the entire game length. Some grow in power while others fade. Some start strong and fall off completely in the late game. Maokai is best in the mid game.
Pay attention to the stats comparison shown above, which compares Maokai against all other champions. You can see their strengths and weaknesses relative to others of the same champion type. You can either try to overcome some of the weaknesses, or you can work to strengthen their talents.
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