Wang Zhaojun makes a strong comeback wearing FMVP gear, her semi-tank build torments assassins, but her potential ceiling is easily limited. (II)

Wang Zhaojun has a fairly good reputation as a hero. She's a utility hero who doesn't need much gold, so she can focus on farming and team fights in the development lane. She's full of crowd control abilities and is a top-tier hero in attrition warfare. Her only drawback is the long cast animation, which is her vulnerability. According to data, her strength in Season 42 was above average. At the start of the season, her win rate never dropped below 50%. However, her pick rate wasn't as stable as expected. Considering the overall meta, she is definitely a strong hero in ranked matches.

According to King of Glory's official website, the appearance rate is 19.6% and the win rate is 50.53% across all skill levels; in the peak matches above 1350 points, the appearance rate is 9.1% and the win rate is 47.4%; in the top ranked matches, the appearance rate is 14.8% and the win rate is 49.2%; and in the top 1000, the appearance rate is 2.43% and the win rate is 50.28%.

High-level games are easily targeted; semi-tanks with strong physiques can slow you down when you get close.

The number of digits indicates stable performance across all skill levels. However, as the rank increases, especially in solo queue's peak matches, team fights and poke effects may not be as effective as expected. With superior awareness, countering Wang Zhaojun's control is a piece of cake. Using Purify Summoner Spells, displacement to avoid attacks, and skill delays, especially the freeze, the magic circle will rotate for a mere 1 second. Flashing close can instantly kill her. The oppressive feeling is too strong. Ultimately, when there are many people, they throw out their ultimate. They cast spells from a distance, but this self-preservation mentality and isolated behavior create opportunities for assassins to flank and kill them.

Undeniably, the ultimate ability provides extremely fast development speed, with a short cooldown. After unleashing a set of skills, you can immediately go to provide support, simply passing through the area, unlike other mid-laners who stay in place.

Mid laner and support are both viable options, but it's a fact that no one plays her in high-level games, which highlights her weaknesses. She's a utility mage with very clear attributes: stacking cooldowns, controlling the team, not needing to stay in lane, not needing much gold, and junglers are happy to steal her gold. Due to her inherently rigid nature and lack of mobility, her skills are often used when she's getting beaten up, so a full damage build is the least recommended. While freezing someone can result in a solo kill, if the opponent doesn't die, they'll rush in for revenge. Her core strength lies in control; the old versions of Frostbite and Iceborn Gauntlet were the nightmare of assassins. Place her second skill at her feet, and after the shield breaks, activate her ultimate for extreme slowing from all directions, making it impossible for the opponent to escape.

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