Compositions

Build and save team compositions for your practice and competitive play.

Creating a Composition

1. Go to Comps in the sidebar

2. Click Create Composition

3. Enter a name (e.g., "Early Aggro", "Scaling Teamfight")

4. Select champions for each role

5. Add notes about the strategy (optional)

6. Click Save

Composition Elements

Champion Selection

For each role (Top, Jungle, Mid, ADC, Support):

• Search by champion name
• Filter by role
• See your players' comfort picks highlighted

Ban Strategy

Add priority bans:

• First phase bans (highest priority)
• Second phase bans
• Situational bans based on opponent

Notes & Strategy

Document how to play the comp:

• Early game plan
• Mid game objectives
• Win conditions
• What to do if behind

Composition Limits by Tier

Tracking Composition Performance

After playing a composition in a scrim:

1. When recording results, link the composition used

2. View win rate and stats per composition

3. Identify which comps work best for your team

Performance Metrics

• Win rate with this composition
• Average game duration
• Early/mid/late game performance
• Player performance on assigned champions

Organization

Categories

Organize comps by type:

• Meta - Current meta compositions
• Comfort - Your team's most practiced
• Counter - Built to counter specific strategies
• Experimental - New ideas to test

Tags

Add searchable tags:

• early-aggro, scaling, split-push
• vs-poke, vs-engage
• comfort-picks

Drafting Integration

Use the draft tool to practice your compositions:

1. Go to Comps → Draft Tool

2. Select a composition to practice

3. Simulate ban/pick phase

4. Export for scrims or use the overlay

See Drafting Guide for more details.

Best Practices

Building Comps

• Build around your players' champion pools
• Include clear win conditions
• Have backup picks if priority champions are banned
• Consider synergy between champions

Tracking Performance

• Record which composition you used in each scrim
• Review win rates regularly
• Retire compositions that consistently underperform
• Iterate on successful compositions

Preparation

• Have 3-5 ready-to-play compositions
• Know each composition's strengths and weaknesses
• Practice new compositions in scrims before competitive play

Related Guides

• Scrim Tracking - Test your compositions
• Stats & Analytics - Track composition performance
• Team Management - Manage your roster