Fiora vs Quinn Counter Pick

Almost all of Fiora’s damage is shaped like a basic attack. Bladework empowers two of them, Lunge applies on-hit effects, and Vitals from Duelist’s Dance have to be struck. Blinding Assault removes that entire category for its duration, which is why Fiora is the losing side at 40.7% across 162 games on patch 16.13.1.

Quinn also owns the ground. She attacks from 525 to Fiora’s 150, Harrier has Valor mark targets so her first attack against them carries bonus physical damage, and Heightened Senses grants attack speed and move speed after she hits a marked enemy. Vault dashes in, slows and then leaps off the target, breaking the attachment a duelist needs, and Behind Enemy Lines ends any chase outright. Her frame is thin, 565 health and 28 armor at level 1 reaching 2,384 and 107.9 at 18 against 620 and 33 reaching 2,303 and 112.9, and Fiora’s 66 attack damage to 59 settles a fight quickly when one happens. Move speed favours Fiora at 345 to 330. The practical version is to fight in a corridor or against a wall where Vault has nowhere useful to send her, spend Riposte on that dash rather than on poke, and hold Grand Challenge until she has already committed. Difficulty ratings: 5 and 3. Kits: Fiora and Quinn.