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September 2026 · Patch 7.2d
Support · Support

Thresh Wild Rift — Tier, Stats & Overview

Thresh is a Dragon Lane tank support, a legendary warden whose kit delivers some of the most impactful engage, rescues, and crowd control in the game.

Best build Bulwark of the Mountain Yordle Trap Knight's Vow Radiant Virtue Zeke's Convergence Full build →

★ Support Tier A September 2026 · Patch 7.2d supporthookengage
DMG
UTIL
TANK
DIFF
Win 50.1% #50 · ↓0pt
Pick 13.6% #1
Ban 18.9% #12

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Win Rate (30d) 50.06%-1.99 pts
Pick Rate 13.64%
Ban Rate 18.85%
50.0%52.0%7.2c7.2d08/0823/0807/09

Thresh's win rate has dropped -1.99 pts over the last 30 days, now at 50.06%. See the full Wild Rift meta trends for more biggest movers. Measured effect of the nerf in 7.2d (26/08): -0.85 pts of win rate over 10 days, and -2.68 pts of pick rate.

§ 01 — Editorial brief

Thresh remains a very high-value support when the game is decided through vision control, river angles, and the ability to convert one enemy mistake into an objective.

By Updated 8 Sept 2026 Patch 7.2d

Thresh is a Dragon Lane tank support, a legendary warden whose kit delivers some of the most impactful engage, rescues, and crowd control in the game. His Death Sentence hook pulls enemies toward him or allows allies to dash to him for a quick escape, and his lantern saves endangered allies. His ultimate creates a slowing chain prison. In Wild Rift, Thresh is a game-changing support whose mastery of hooks and lanterns can single-handedly reverse the outcome of an entire teamfight.

Thresh excels in pick or coordinated engage compositions that leverage hooks to lock down targets. He benefits from high-burst allies who can convert CC into immediate kills. His lantern creates unique synergies with allies seeking quick repositioning.

Thresh loses effectiveness against disengage or mobility compositions that let them dodge his chains. Champions who can block hooks with minions or bodies reduce his lane impact. Poke compositions that drain his mana before engagements limit his presence.

With Thresh, master your lantern usage to save allies or create unexpected situations. Wait for enemy mispositioning before throwing hooks — precision matters more than frequency. In teamfights, alternate between offensive hook and defensive peel based on the situation.

§ 06 — The matchup wallThresh Wild Rift counters and synergies

Hard Unfav. Skill Fav. Synergy

Build enginePatch 7.2d build — computed

  1. Core 01 Bulwark of the Mountain Bulwark of the Mountain
  2. Core 02 Yordle Trap Yordle Trap
  3. Core 03 Knight's Vow Knight's Vow
  4. Core 04 Radiant Virtue Radiant Virtue
  5. Core 05 Zeke's Convergence Zeke's Convergence
  6. Boots Plated Steelcaps Plated Steelcaps
Full variants, runes & power spikes

§ 02 — Strengths & weaknesses Thresh Wild Rift strengths and weaknesses

↑ Strengths
  • He heavily punishes positioning mistakes around objectives, especially when he can play from fog of war instead of from a visible lane state.
  • His lantern gives immobile carries a rare safety margin: they can step forward to deal damage, then be repositioned without losing the whole fight.
  • His Flay keeps huge value against champions that rely on dashes to enter: when saved properly, it is often worth more than a hook thrown too early.
  • With Zeke’s Convergence and Knight’s Vow, his engages and rescues become more rewarding without turning Thresh into a pure frontline tank.
↓ Weaknesses
  • Avoid him if your team has no quick follow-up: an isolated hook is not enough if nobody can convert the opening before the target escapes.
  • Avoid him into drafts that easily neutralize the first crowd control, especially if you must engage frontally without fog angles or vision pressure.
  • Avoid him if your ADC only wants to play a passive lane without threatening anything: Thresh loses a lot when his presence forces no enemy decision.
  • Avoid him if the enemy team can constantly force your lantern defensively before objectives, because you then lose your strongest tempo tool.
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§ 03 — Game planThresh Wild Rift game plan: early, mid and late game

I Early

Wave and angle control: look for a hook as soon…

Lvl. 1 → 6

Wave and angle control: look for a hook as soon as an opponent's skillshot misses.

II Mid

Deep vision before targets, fog picks and…

Lvl. 7 → 11

Deep vision before targets, fog picks and defensive lanterns.

III Late

Zoning with the box, peeling your carry and…

Lvl. 12+

Zoning with the box, peeling your carry and punishing placement errors.

§ 07b — Advanced MechanicsThresh: combos & tips Wild Rift

Standard hook combo
1 Q Q
2 E E
3 W W
4 Death Senten
5 R R

Hook, pull with Flay to draw the enemy closer whilst hooked, lantern for the ally, dash to close the gap, ultimate to trap them

Flash engage combo
1 Flash Flash
2 E E
3 Q Q

Flash into range, immediate Flay to interrupt dashes or escapes, hook whilst the enemy is slowed

Advanced lantern engage combo
1 Flash Flash
2 Q Q
3 W W
4 Death Senten
5 E E
6 R R

Full engage: flash, hook, lantern for the ally, dash onto the target, Flay to pull, box to trap

Mechanical Tips

  • Flay during the hook (mid-air): once Death Sentence is in flight, Thresh can cast Flay to slow and pull the enemy whilst they are hooked — cast Flay backwards to maximise the pull towards Thresh
  • Dark Passage (2) direction: the lantern can be aimed at an ally OR at a tactical position — target a spot next to the ally so they can click on it easily; aim backwards if you want the ally to retreat with you
  • Death Sentence over walls: the hook can latch onto monsters or enemies behind walls, and Thresh can dash through the wall — an advanced technique for escapes and unexpected engages
  • Damnation (passive) souls: collecting souls grants permanent armour and AP — don’t stray too far from souls that drop near enemies; by the end of the laning phase, Thresh’s armour stacks can be significant

Common Mistakes

  • Predictable hook: experienced players block hooks with minions — take angles, cast from the bushes, or hook from behind a minion whilst targeting the champion
  • Poorly placed lantern: a lantern too far from allies won’t be clicked in time — place it CLOSE to the ally in danger, not in the middle of nowhere
  • Poorly placed Box (Ult): the Box must cover the area around the target — if the enemy is up against a wall, the Box can only extend to one side, reducing its effectiveness

Notable Interactions

  • Death Sentence can be recast to dash towards the hooked target even if they are on the other side of a wall — it passes through all terrain
  • Flay can interrupt enemy dashes/channels (e.g. Nunu’s Ultimate, Katarina’s Ultimate) — precise timing required
  • The Box (Ult) inflicts massive slow effects, and the first barrier broken deals bonus damage — combo with an ally’s CC when the enemy is inside The Box to keep them trapped
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§ 08 — DialoguesThresh Wild Rift FAQ

Q.01 Is Thresh a good blind pick support? +

Thresh can be blind picked if your team accepts that he may play peel instead of engage. He has enough tools to survive many drafts, but he dislikes games where his hook is constantly blocked and lantern is forced defensively before every objective. The right approach is to blind him when you can create pressure through vision and your carry truly benefits from lantern.

Q.02 Should Thresh always engage with hook? +

No. Hook is often stronger as a threat than as a spell used immediately. If the enemy knows Death Sentence is available, they must change their pathing, respect walls, and slow their river entry. In many fights, Thresh should first save Flay to stop a dash or place lantern to secure his carry, then look for hook once the target has less space.

Q.03 Why is Thresh lantern so important? +

Lantern changes the real distance your team can play from. An immobile carry can step forward to hit a wave, DPS an objective, or punish a target because they know an exit exists. But it must be placed before panic starts. A late lantern often loses value, especially if the enemy zones the click or forces the carry to Flash before using it.

Q.04 When should Thresh play peel instead of engage? +

Thresh should play peel when the enemy threat comes from a fast engage onto his carry. In that case, using Flay to interrupt the dash, placing lantern early, and dropping The Box between the enemy frontline and your DPS is worth more than an aggressive hook. If your carry is the win condition, your job is not to find the first target: it is to stop the enemy from reaching the right one.

Data — Stats per levelThresh Wild Rift base stats per level (1-15)

Movement speed 345Attack range 450Bonus attack speed / lvl +2.2%
Show stats per level
LvlHPADArmorMRManaHP regenRes. regen
166058343043510.512
278060.73431.247611.313.3
390063.33432.451712.114.6
41,020663433.655812.915.9
51,14068.63434.859913.717.2
61,26071.3343664014.618.5
71,38073.93437.268115.419.8
81,50076.63438.472216.221.1
91,62079.23439.67631722.4
101,74081.93440.880417.823.7
111,86084.5344284518.625
121,98087.23443.288619.426.3
132,10089.83444.492720.227.6
142,22092.43445.69682128.9
152,34095.13446.81,00921.830.2

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