LeBlanc's ultimate can create fake LeBlancs during her spellcast or, rarely, at a distant position.
The fake LeBlanc created at a distance will always run at the nearest Champion, cast a harmless spell, then immediately disappear.
Attacking LeBlanc first avoids most of her tricks, especially if she's recently used her dash, Distortion.
Stunning or silencing LeBlanc will prevent her from activating the return part of Distortion.
The stats shown here underscore some vital Bel'Veth versus LeBlanc matchup stats that may help us interpret the differences and similarities between the pair. For instance, Bel'Veth’s KDA ratio ([kills + assists] / deaths) of NaN is more than LeBlanc’s KDA ratio of NaN, highlighting that Bel'Veth may be more central to their team's team fighting capability than LeBlanc..
Bel'Veth usually has a similar longest killing spree as their matchup does. Commonly, they receives more damage than LeBlanc. This commonly reflects differing health capacities; however, it can also imply that the one champ has less agility and thus is unable to kite away from further harm when poked or engaged.
Both League champions are great champions. Both champs have their pros and cons. In the game's current meta, Bel'Veth usually wins when taking on LeBlanc, with a 54.1% win rate. Thus, Bel'Veth makes a great counter for LeBlanc.
While Bel'Veth does have a much higher winrate compared to LeBlanc, when they face off with one another, Bel'Veth also has a greater level of difficulty that makes them a more difficult champ to pick up and master. You should be be fine when picking Bel'Veth into LeBlancas their relative depth means that you may not be able to unleash their full potential without a lot of practice beforehand.
Moreover, Bel'Veth has some amount of CC and other utility, a similar amount to LeBlanc. This often makes her just as valuable during teamfights, especially when facing champions with a lot of burst damage.
While there is not one best champion in League of Legends, in Bel'Veth vs LeBlanc matchups, Bel'Veth is the better champion with a noticably higher win rate, more champion depth, and a similar amount of utility to help out your teammates during late stage team fights.
Bel'Veth is a great counter to LeBlanc. You will do well by focussing your gameplay on increasing your gold and cs and taking out objectives. If you are able to do that, you should do very well as Bel'Veth against LeBlanc.
To truly master Bel'Veth to counter LeBlanc during both the laning and mid / late game phases of League of Legends, you should continue reading to pick up a few extra tips and tricks for this matchup. If you listen to the build and suggestions shown here, you should increase your win rate by a lot and be closer to League of Legends pro players.
Bel'Veth typically accumulates a lot less CS as LeBlanc. Champs who on average don't acquire much CS typically don't require much CS to be valuable teammates, such as support champions. These kinds of champions are able to scale well off of their skills, stats, and first items alone. Yet, champs with a lot of CS, such as hyper-carries, typically have to have many items to be effective. In either case, try to do better than the numbers reported here to do well.
The best items to use in your Bel'Veth versus LeBlanc build consist of Wit's End, Stridebreaker, and Kraken Slayer. When Bel'Veth included at least these three items in their build, they did much better vs LeBlanc than with most other typical item sets. In fact, Bel'Veth had an average win rate of 54.1% when playing against LeBlanc with this counter build.
To have the highest chance of crushing LeBlanc as Bel'Veth, Bel'Veth players should use the Conqueror, Triumph, Legend: Alacrity, Coup de Grace, Magical Footwear, and Cosmic Insight runes from the Precision and Inspiration rune sets. Of all the rune sets players used for Bel'Veth vs LeBlanc face-offs, this composite of runes yielded the best win rate. In fact, these runes gave a 54.1% win rate overall.
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