Maokai's passive makes him extremely durable against focus fire from spells - so long as he can still basic attack something.
Try looking for flanks or other situations where Nature's Grasp is unavoidable or takes enemies by surprise.
Saplings can be tossed into brush for empowered effect - but don't stack well.
The stat comparisons provided here underscore several critical Maokai vs. Bel'Veth matchup statistics that can help you appreciate the distinctions between the two. As an example, Maokai’s KDA ratio ([kills + assists] / deaths) of NaN is more than Bel'Veth’s KDA ratio of NaN, demonstrating that Maokai may be more central to his team's team fighting capability than Bel'Veth. This observation is in large part caused by the differences in assists.
Maokai typically has a significantly smaller longest kill spree than his matchup does. On average, he takes less damage than Bel'Veth. This typically indicates different amounts of tankyness, but it can also illustrate that the one champ has less agility and thus is not able to escape further harm when poked or engaged.
Both LoL champs are great. Both champs have their strengths, weaknesses, and counters. In League's current meta, Maokai usually wins when trying to fight Bel'Veth, with a 52.4% win rate. Therefore, Maokai makes a good counter to Bel'Veth.
While Maokai does have a higher win rate than Bel'Veth, when on opposite teams, Maokai also has a much lower level of difficulty that makes him a less time consuming champion to pick up and master. You should be be fine when picking Maokai into Bel'Veth.
Additionally, Maokai has a lot of CC and other utility, a similar amount to Bel'Veth. This makes her just as valuable during teamfights, especially when facing champions with a lot of burst damage.
While there isn't a single best champion overall in League of Legends, in Maokai vs Bel'Veth matchups, Maokai is the better champion with a noticably higher win rate, less champion complexity, and a similar amount of utility to help out your team members during late stage team fights.
Maokai is an above average counter for Bel'Veth. Focus your gameplay on keeping up your gold and cs and taking out objectives. If you can do that, you should hold your own as Maokai against Bel'Veth.
To truly master Maokai to counter Bel'Veth during both the laning and mid / late game phases of League of Legends, you should continue reading to gather a few extra lessons on this matchup. If you listen to the build and stats presented here, you should grow your win rate significantly and be that much closer to League of Legends pro players.
Maokai typically accumulates a similar amount of CS compared to Bel'Veth. Champs who typically don't acquire many minion kills often don't need much CS to be effective, such as supports. They are able to scale properly off of their abilities and first items alone. Yet, champions with large amounts of CS, such as hyper-carries, usually require several high cost items to be effective. In either case, try to surpass the numbers reported here to do well.
The most crucial items to prioritize in your Maokai versus Bel'Veth build include Trailblazer, Thornmail, and Celestial Opposition. When Maokai combined at least these three items in his build, he performed significantly better vs. Bel'Veth than with most other common builds. In fact, Maokai boasted an average win rate of 52.4% when countering Bel'Veth with this counter build.
To have the best likelihood of beating Bel'Veth as Maokai, Maokai players should equip the Aftershock, Font of Life, Conditioning, Overgrowth, Legend: Tenacity, and Triumph runes from the Resolve and Precision rune sets. Out of all the rune sets players picked for Maokai vs Bel'Veth battles, this mixture of runes resulted in the highest win rate. Moreover, these runes averaged a 52.4% win rate overall.
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