Lane edge
-0.98 pp
#17 hardest of 83
Win rate vs Aurora
Lane opponent
How to play
Rank
All ranks
Patch 16.16.19–16.20
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How to play LeBlanc
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Before every forward jump, decide whether W or R(W) is the blink you are spending and which one you are saving, because LeBlanc gets much cleaner trades when one cast is still reserved to dodge, chase, or snap back .
LeBlanc’s best midgames begin when a shoved side wave lets you vanish with Sweeper before dragon or Baron, since chain threat plus the return pad make jungle entrances dangerous before the fight has even started .
When the game gets rough, a very real LeBlanc job is playing near your own carry and using E -> R(E) on the diver or facechecker who steps too far, because one root in the wrong spot is often how her comeback windows reopen .
Return as soon as the enemy gives you the answer you were waiting for. If they throw the spell that would lock or burst you, snap back and keep your health. If they panic backward, burn Flash, or sidestep into chain range, stay long enough to cash that mistake in. The trap on LeBlanc is returning just because the button is available, or staying just because the combo started clean. Before you jump, decide what you are trying to draw out: a skillshot, a dash, a peel spell, or simple panic movement. Once that reaction appears, either punish it immediately or leave before the window closes.
When LeBlanc drops below 40% Health, she becomes invisible for 1 second and creates a Mirror Image that deals no damage and lasts for up to 8 seconds.
LeBlanc projects a sigil, dealing damage and marking the target for 3.5 seconds. Damaging the marked target with an ability detonates the sigil, dealing additional damage. If either part kills the target, Leblanc refunds the Mana cost and part of this spell's remaining Cooldown.
LeBlanc dashes to a location, dealing damage to enemies near her destination. For the next 4 seconds, activate Distortion again to return LeBlanc to her starting location.
LeBlanc launches a chain that shackles the first enemy hit. If the target remains shackled for 1.5 seconds, LeBlanc roots them and deals additional damage.
LeBlanc casts a mimicked version of one of her basic spells.
