League of Legends URF champion tier and item builds in KR server

I recently found a new lol stats sites that provides URF and ARAM data.
Here we go: https://poro.gg/

URF mode is just begun yesterday, but the population of games are rapidly increasing in Korea!

Let's check a couple of top tier champions.

1. Master Yi
- His alpha strike can avoid enemy's skills and make a deal.
2. Garen
- OMG...Finally I can find this champion at SR.
3. Kathus
- Endless Q skill and powerful ultimate!


And...here's another data for fun.
Most played champions top3:
1. Lucian
- Move continuously by using E skill.
- Easier to clear minions.
2. Malphite
- It's fun! (feat. his Ultimate skill)
3. Xerath
- Unlimited long-ranged skill

You can find more data such as item builds and skill tree are available on PORO.GG
I hope your victory at the league.

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