Explore the latest League of Legends player builds from professional players, champions, teams and roles — imported automatically from official esports matches.
Real picks from official matches — newest first.
How pros build each champion on stage.
Follow the champion pools of professional players.
Full-roster picks and item paths.
T1 176 player builds
Hanwha Life Esports 166 player builds
TOP ESPORTS 155 player builds
Beijing JDG Esports 144 player builds
CTBC Flying Oyster 135 player builds
G2 Esports 125 player builds
Team Secret Whales 110 player builds
Golden Lions 106 player builds
LGD GAMING 104 player builds
Xi'an Team WE 100 player builds
HANJIN BRION 100 player builds
Berlin International Gaming 100 player builds Pro builds are the item paths, rune pages and summoner spells that professional League of Legends players actually lock in during official matches. Unlike statistical solo-queue builds, a pro build is a single real decision made on stage — how Faker itemizes Ahri against a specific draft, or how an LPL top laner adapts a tank build when behind. Watching those choices is the fastest way to understand why the meta moves.
This section is imported automatically from official esports match data (Leaguepedia): every card is one real game with the champion, final items, keystone rune, summoner spells and — where recorded — KDA, result and tournament. Builds are matched to the player, team and champion databases on VPEsports, so each page links to the player profile, team roster, champion guide and the solo-queue build for comparison.
Browse by champion to see how pros build a specific pick, by player to follow one star’s champion pool, by team for a full roster view, or by role for lane-wide trends. The importer runs every few hours, checks for new official games and refreshes the collections — nothing here is written by hand or invented, and if a field is missing from the source it is simply not shown.
Pro builds are the exact item paths, keystone runes and summoner spells professional players used in real official matches — one card per game, not statistical averages.
The importer runs automatically every 6 hours, checks official match data for new games and adds them differentially — nothing is refreshed by hand.
From Leaguepedia's official esports match records: champion, items, keystone, spells, KDA, result and tournament. Missing fields are hidden, never invented.
Often yes, with care — pros build for coordinated play. Compare a player build with the statistical solo queue build for the same champion before copying it.
Every player build links to the champion's guide, solo-queue build, counters and the individual item and rune pages, so you can cross-reference each choice.