Wondering which are the best supports to play with Ezreal in LoL season 15? We have all the answers for you!
The best supports with Ezreal are champions that can either allow him to survive for longer or those who can poke and harass with him during the laning phase.
The most common evergreen picks are Karma and Lux.
Yuumi has been rising in popularity once again in the recent meta.
Bard is a strong but unpopular support pick due to his challenging kit.
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Ezreal is a unique marksman who relies on his abilities much more than his auto attacks. His long-range spells allow him to poke and farm safely from a distance, and he also has a repositioning ability on his E to get away from danger. That said, his laning phase is not that strong, which means he needs a strong support to make his early game much easier. In this guide, we’ll talk about the top 5 best supports for Ezreal in season 14 and how their strength matches with his.
Among all the support champions in League of Legends, Karma is usually one of the ideal partners for Ezreal in the bottom lane. She is able to increase the duo’s poking power her Q and brings additional peeling with her E, offering movement speed and shieldin during the trades. Her W is just the icing on the cake, helping lock down targets to kill or run away from.
This duo will likely guarantee strong lane priority in most matchups thanks to their relentless waveclear, which must be utilized to control early objectives and create a strong lead. That being said, you must learn to play aggressively smartly: pushing all the time without proper vision control or awareness of the enemies’ position on the map can lead to disastrous results. Coordination is also key: while Karma is relatively easy to play, maximizing this duo’s potential requires good synergy and communication.
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- Exceptional poke synergy and lane pressure
- Strong zoning and objective control through lane priority
- Great utility with shields and crowd control
- Simple mechanics, but high reward with proper coordination
- Squishy and vulnerable to ganks
There aren’t many bot lane duos out there that are as annoying as Ezreal and Yuumi. The cat is by herself already an annoyance so imagine what it feels like when you put it together with a champion that pokes from a distance and can quickly reposition himself with his Arcane Shift (E). It creates a nearly unkillable DPS machine that if caught, receives heals and shields to survive.
That’s what makes this combination so obnoxious. It’s not without flaws, however: their early game is close to abysmal considering how Yuumi doesn’t come with any wave clearing or creates pressure in the laning phase so the two can be punished with good game plans or by playing the best Ezreal counters in LoL.
For this reason, playing Yuumi and Ezreal together requires great understanding of various matchups to make sure they can get by their weak laning phase and get into a position to dominate in the mid-late game fights.
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- Scales hard into the mid and late game
- Great in extended fights where healing and kiting shine
- Weak early-game presence and low kill pressure
- Vulnerable to hard engage and crowd control
- Poor lane control unless the enemy plays passively
If Karma is the balanced, utility-focused version of support for Ezreal, then Lux is the glass cannon version. The main reason you would prefer having Lux over Karma is how aggressively you want to punish the enemy bot lane. Ideally, this combo works better against immobile hypercarries that don’t have much range like Twitch, Jinx, and even Kai’Sa.
By quickly chaining up the combos, you can bring oppressive damage to the laning phase, increasing the chances of getting kills and snowballing a lead. Even if you’re not able to pick up kills, focus on zoning the enemies off and make sure to deny them farm and experience. As long as you’re ahead in gold, you are achieving your goal.
That being said, be aware that this bot lane is even more prone to ganks than Karma, so vision control is an essential aspect to mastering it.
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- Unmatched poke and burst damage from a distance
- High kill pressure when Lux lands Q
- Great zoning tools to dominate the laning phase
- Snowballs hard with early leads
- No real defensive utility—relies on positioning and wave control
If you’re more into unconventional picks then I recommend going for Ezreal, especially if you need to utilize his ultimate for engages or disengages. While he doesn’t bring the same level of lane pressure as it would happen with Karma or Lux, Bard compensates that with good healing and a much higher roaming potential.
To be effective on Bard, your goal is not to focus on the laning phase but rather to leave Ezreal handling the lane on his own as you move around the map to place vision or coordinate with the rest of the team to make plays on the map. Unless the enemy team is quick at punishing your own ADC, you should come out ahead most of the time.
Use your Magical Journey to quickly move between mid and bottom lane and use the ultimate to catch the enemies or reset the fights. This is probably the hardest champion to master due to how unforgiving his ultimates can be, but if played to high proficiency, it’s equally annoying, if not more, than the rest of the supports on this list.
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- Provides lane sustain
- Roaming potential and strong map presence
- Ability to reset fights with ultimate
- Lower lane pressure compared to Karma or Lux
- Requires coordination and solid macro awareness
There might be times when you’re not looking to exert dominance in the laning phase ,but you’d rather want a bot lane duo that excels in playing kite back. In these scenarios, the best partner for Ezreal to do so would be Janna, who brings lots of crowd controls and disrupting tools to the table to deny the enemy’s movements.
You’re not looking to win the lane here, but you want to absorb pressure and slowly choke out the enemy, forcing them to make a mistake. Ezreal farms from a distance and Janna makes sure no one can jump close to him. If there’s danger, she has shields, heals, and knockups to fend off those attempts.
Janna is currently a tier below other enchanters on this list, which is why she might not be as popular. Whenever the support is meta, however, be aware that the two can be picked together, even as a blind pick, most of the time.
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- Exceptional peel and disengage to protect Ezreal from divers
- Shields enhance Ezreal’s poke and trading without committing
- Safe, low-risk lane that allows Ezreal to scale comfortably
- Excellent against engage-heavy or melee comps
- Low early kill pressure compared to aggressive lanes
These are the 5 best supports for Ezreal to play in the current season 15 of League of Legends! Did we miss any? Let us know!
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