Every figure shows its source. Where a source is missing, the number is a placeholder — and it is never written as fact.

By GamGem ResearchLast updated 25 Sept 2026

Wild Rift patch 7.3 — what moved in Mid

Patch 7.3 — what moved in Mid

21 moved up, 19 moved down, and 15 did not move by half a point either way.

Moved up

  • KatarinaA · 53.1%+1.20 pt
  • ZoeB · 50.9%+1.20 pt
  • GalioA · 50.2%+1.10 pt
  • IreliaB · 48.2%+1.10 pt
  • KayleA · 54.0%+1.10 pt
  • OriannaB · 49.6%+1.10 pt
  • AhriC · 48.7%+1.10 pt
  • GragasC · 49.9%+1.10 pt

Moved down

  • Vel'KozS · 54.6%-1.10 pt
  • NorraA · 48.1%-1.10 pt
  • AkaliB · 49.1%-1.10 pt
  • FizzA · 52.6%-1.10 pt
  • AkshanB · 51.9%-1.10 pt
  • LissandraC · 47.8%-1.10 pt
  • LuxA · 47.1%-1.00 pt
  • MelB · 46.2%-0.90 pt

Where it landed — by class

  • Support+0.3410
  • Fighter+0.2311
  • Tank+0.168
  • Mage+0.0738
  • Assassin-0.0515
  • Marksman-0.238

Where it landed — by lane

  • Mid+0.02104
  • Baron0.00102
  • Dragon0.0029
  • Jungle-0.0676
  • Support-0.1563

Patch timeline

Riot’s notes

We hold the rates, not the balance log. What actually changed each patch is in Riot’s own notes.

  1. 7.3Live now+0.6
  2. 7.2eSample win rate across this patch+1.0
  3. 7.2Sample win rate across this patch+0.1
  4. 7.1hSample win rate across this patch+1.1
  5. 7.1Sample win rate across this patch+1.1

What this page measures

Every figure here is how far a champion’s win rate moved in our sample across patch 7.3 — not what the publisher changed. A champion can move because its own numbers changed, because an item it buys did, or because the champions around it did. This page cannot tell those apart, and does not pretend to.

The balance notes themselves are the publisher’s and stay on the publisher’s own site, which is also the only place they are current.

Methodology

Data window
286,420 games on patch 7.3, Ranked, No public API. Last refreshed 25 Sept 2026.
Rank aggregation
No rank split. A derived sample has no brackets to pool, so none is claimed — the rates are the same sample at every rank.
Role assignment
A champion is filed under the lanes it actually plays, not the one class it belongs to — which is why several appear in two.
Counters
A matchup, not a tier gap: how this champion does into that one specifically, over that pairing’s own games.
Minimum sample
The confidence indicator beside every rate is driven by how much of the window this champion appears in. A low reading means read the figure loosely, not that it is wrong.
Why a build is not a cause
The best-scoring build is the one the best-placed players happened to take. Correlation is what a rate can show; it is not evidence that buying those items caused the wins.
Where the numbers come from
Names, titles, classes, difficulty and ability names are read off Riot's official Wild Rift site. Lanes are this site's filing; items and runes are Wild Rift's patch 7.3 shop and rune tree. Every rate is a derived sample — Riot publishes no Wild Rift API, and nothing on this page presents one as measured.