One person turned the tide, Wang Zhaojun repeatedly created miracles, and Mozi's ultimate move destroyed an entire team.

Going against the wind is something that not all of the hundred-plus heroes in the Rift can do, especially when playing solo. Teamwork is already difficult enough, let alone playing with strangers. If they don't steal minion waves or try to tilt the enemy, you should be secretly pleased. But if they start insulting their teammates or making personal attacks at the drop of a hat, that's what makes the whole game painful and torturous. If they don't have an advantage and are dragging down morale, they'll definitely be the first to click surrender.

Never give in to fate is the game principle of solo queue players. They are used to fighting alone. Even if the whole team is not doing well and they adopt a passive combat strategy, waiting for the minion waves to feed them, they vow to fight with their lives and win back the advantage of the whole game by themselves. If you have come across this article, congratulations, you are in luck. Today, let's talk about the heroes with the highest probability of turning the tide when they are behind. As long as the team has them, even if the team is wiped out, they will defend alone and never give up.

Wang Zhaojun

Wang Zhaojun is a renowned tower-defense champion, possessing powerful spell control and slowing abilities, most importantly, area-of-effect freezing and area-of-effect damage. With strong prediction skills, the ability to observe the minimap, and the ability to accurately predict enemy movements and positions, a freeze lasting over 2.5 seconds is sufficient to turn the tide of battle. This allows you to either instantly kill the enemy hero or leave them for the tower to finish off, buying time for your teammates to revive. One skill can freeze five people, and this crowd control can turn the tide of the game. If your team has a Wang Zhaojun, even if she plays support, don't give up easily.

Mozi

When magic-based heroes get serious, they can be quite terrifying, especially Mozi, whose control skills are even stronger than Wang Zhaojun's. He can fight both at long and short range, and his dash has a strong knockback effect. His second skill fires a cannonball from a distance, causing stun. His ultimate skill puts him in a daze but causes continuous electrical conductivity. With a single ultimate and flash, he can control several people in seconds. It doesn't matter if you are weak in the early game. Just wait for Mozi to rise and get his equipment. He can turn the tide of battle by initiating key team fights.

Sun Shangxiang

Incredibly, Sun Shangxiang is a marksman capable of turning the tide of battle. She's not great in the early game, dealing negligible damage, but in the late game, she can unleash a powerful roll and basic attack, dealing massive critical hits. In team fights, find a good position, roll forward, maintain a safe distance, and one shot can take down a squishy target. If you're weak in the early laning phase, it's recommended to stay calm, farm cautiously, and defend your towers. Once you have enough gold, accurately lock onto your targets, ambush them from the bushes, and take them down one by one.