Seraphine Counters

The greatest champs globally to counter Seraphine include Kalista, Zeri, and Xayah. These champs are all good at countering Seraphine with high win rates over 56%. Even if these Seraphine counter picks are not taken in your lane, it's not a good idea to take her into any of these matchups. They will likely win against Seraphine.

Conversely, if the other team choses either Lillia or Miss Fortune, you should seriously think about selecting her, as she easily beats these champions with win rates over 51% against each ofthem.

Seraphine's early game is typically her weakest, owing to her low base stats and susceptibility to taking damage. Seek to exploit her early vulnerability by applying pressure and forcing her to play defensively.

Take note that Seraphine lacks a reliable escape tool. This makes her susceptible to all-ins and skill shots. Capitalize on this by trying to bait her into poor positioning or setting up engagements with champions who have strong crowd control abilities.

In the early stages, Seraphine's shield and healing abilities from her 'W' are lackluster. Use this to your advantage by engaging in trades that force her to expend mana on sub-optimal healing.

Seraphine is most dangerous during clumped team fights, especially if she has her Ultimate R ability. Her ultimate has the potential to crowd control your entire team and turn the tide of a fight. Spread out in team fights to minimize her impact.

Mid-game, Seraphine becomes stronger with wave clear and lane priority. Be wary of her abilities to control the field, and try to keep her on the defensive.

Late in the game, Seraphine becomes a formidable force because her abilities can heal multiple allies at once and deal substantial damage in short burst trades. Try to neutralize her by focusing her down quickly in team fights or catching her out of position.

If Seraphine starts to get ahead, don't panic. Bear in mind that she is highly vulnerable to assassins who can dive onto her. Consider drafting an assassin in your team or employing a split-push strategy to apply pressure and force her to divide her attention.