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I've seen a lot of guides (and some main sources like LoLCounter) where you can see what champion you need to use to lane against a particular champion. I've also heard a million players say that "I cannot do anything against this player — he's my counter".

Now, how do you know that a champion is another champion's counter? Like, forFor example, how do you get to the conclusion that - for example - Ezreal is bad against Miss Fortune?

I've seen a lot of guides (and some main sources like LoLCounter) where you can see what champion you need to use to lane against a particular champion. I've also heard a million players say that "I cannot do anything against this player — he's my counter".

Now, how do you know that a champion is another champion's counter? Like, for example, how do you get to the conclusion that - for example - Ezreal is bad against Miss Fortune?

I've seen a lot of guides (and some main sources like LoLCounter) where you can see what champion you need to use to lane against a particular champion. I've also heard a million players say that "I cannot do anything against this player — he's my counter".

Now, how do you know that a champion is another champion's counter? For example, how do you get to the conclusion that Ezreal is bad against Miss Fortune?

I've seen a lot of guides (and some main sources like LoLCounter) where you can see what champion you need to use to lane against a particular champion. I've also heard a million players say that "I cannot do anything against this player — he's my counter".

Now, how do you know that a champion is another champion's counter? Like, for example, how do you get to the conclusion that Ezreal is bad against Miss Fortune?- for example - Ezreal is bad against Miss Fortune?

I've seen a lot of guides (and some main sources like LoLCounter) where you can see what champion you need to use to lane against a particular champion. I've also heard a million players say that "I cannot do anything against this player — he's my counter".

Now, how do you know that a champion is another champion's counter? Like, for example, how do you get to the conclusion that Ezreal is bad against Miss Fortune?

I've seen a lot of guides (and some main sources like LoLCounter) where you can see what champion you need to use to lane against a particular champion. I've also heard a million players say that "I cannot do anything against this player — he's my counter".

Now, how do you know that a champion is another champion's counter? Like, for example, how do you get to the conclusion that - for example - Ezreal is bad against Miss Fortune?

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What makes a champion another champion's counter-pick?

I've seen a lot of guides (and some main sources like LoLCounter) where you can see what champion you need to use to lane against a particular champion. I've also heard a million players say that "I cannot do anything against this player — he's my counter".

Now, how do you know that a champion is another champion's counter? Like, for example, how do you get to the conclusion that Ezreal is bad against Miss Fortune?