Braum is a tank support in Wild Rift, an ice guardian renowned for his Unbreakable that blocks all incoming projectiles.
Braum is a tank support in Wild Rift, an ice guardian renowned for his Unbreakable that blocks all incoming projectiles. His kit offers an engage pounce onto an ally who has marked a target, slows, a directional shield, and a line knock-up ultimate. He excels in compositions seeking to absorb enemy damage and protect an ADC against multi-projectile compositions. In Wild Rift, his directional shield is particularly valuable for neutralizing enemy zone ultimates like those of Ashe or Miss Fortune.
Braum thrives in compositions focused on protection and coordinated teamfights. He strengthens teams built around carries that require strong peel and defensive control. Allies able to quickly follow an engage or apply repeated attacks trigger his passive crowd control very effectively.
Braum struggles against compositions that avoid direct fights or rely on long-range poke. High mobility, kite strategies, and spread formations prevent him from applying his crowd control effectively. His reliance on close-range engage and proximity defines his main structural weakness.
With Braum, positioning and timing of your defensive shield are key to protecting the team. Focus on applying your passive mark quickly so allies can trigger the stun. In teamfights, stand between your team and incoming threats to maximize your peel potential.
Braum is a champion that punishes poor fight reading. He is extremely strong when played reactively rather than as a raw initiator. His ability to block key abilities and control fight tempo makes him a solid pick in structured drafts. However, he requires strong coordination and clear understanding of fight priorities.
His real weakness is not his lack of damage, but his dependency on team tempo. If no one follows his stacks or engages, he becomes a low-impact tank. Additionally, his E is powerful but punishable if used too early or mispositioned.
Trades courts après Q puis reset ; joue autour du niveau 5.
Roams contrôlés avec ton jungler pour forcer des stuns en rivière.
Front-to-back : protège d’abord ton carry, coupe la backline avec R si elle s’expose.
Braum prioritizes defensive stats, health, and supportive defensive tools. Durability-focused builds allow him to stay on the frontline and protect allies during extended fights. His effectiveness comes from absorbing damage and enabling teammates rather than dealing damage himself.
Plated Steelcaps
Mercury's Treads
Guard E to block the key projectile (hook, root, ulti) rather than for small damage.
Yes, but only if your team follows your engages. He is very reliable in defense and teamfights but heavily relies on coordination. Without follow-up, his impact drops significantly.
Use it to block important abilities like hooks, ultimates, or heavy burst. Wasting it on poke drastically reduces your value in fights.
He can engage, but it's not his main role. He is much stronger in counter-engage and protection than pure initiation.
Your passive requires ally follow-up. If your ADC or team doesn't hit the target, the stun won't trigger.
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