If you’re a support main in League of Legends we have the picks for you to climb in Patch 9.13.

The first of our Patch 9.13 tier list aggregations starts at the support role. This patch saw needed nerfs to some of the problematic pro picks like Sona and Pyke, even though they weren’t exactly abusers in the support role. But after all these changes, who do the different tier lists say is the best support in League of Legends?

As always, these rankings are determined by collecting data from the tier lists and rankings of eight different sites to give you the average strength of each champion in the five roles of League of Legends. To explain how we develop this tier list we take each rating for the tier list and normalize that value, making sure that an A rating on one site and a “God tier” rating on another can be accurately compared. This is done by creating a normalized value based on all rankings given out by that site so the average standardized rating is 0.00 with higher numbers being good to very good rankings and negative numbers being bad rankings.

If you’re interested, you can also find all of the underlying data for this and all the past patches here. We also provide some guidance for how to use these tier lists (i.e. what do we mean when we say a champion is S tier vs. A tier) here. When evaluating the sites and tier lists, we used data for Platinum plus players worldwide. The individual sites we audited are also listed below (note the rankings are as of 11 PM EST on June 30).

The aggregated tier list for supports in Patch 9.13, was determined by the average ranking among the following sites, excluding the highest and lowest scores:

The tier list

S tier: Lux, Thresh

A+ tier: Nami, Nautilus, Janna

A tier: Morgana, Pyke

B+ tier: Zilean, Soraka, Sona, Karma, Bard, Rakan, Vel’Koz, Zyra, Fiddlesticks

B tier: Yuumi, Lulu, Blitzcrank, Brand

C tier: Leona, Taric, Xerath

D tier: Alistar, Braum

F tier: Tahm Kench, Neeko, Galio, Shen, Veigar