烏爾加特 Matchups

Targets Urgot Punishes

Urgot thrives against champions who must commit to a fight or lack the instant burst to delete him before his legs start firing. In Mayhem, where ability haste and poke are amplified, he becomes a terrifying executioner for anyone caught at half health.

• Katarina: This is a classic punish matchup. Katarina wants to Shunpo in and spin for a few seconds before resetting. That timeframe is exactly when Urgot wants to use Purge (W). As she channels Death Lotus, Urgot simply turns on Purge and walks through her. His constant damage output during her ultimate usually wins the trade, and if she drops to the execute threshold, his own R instantly stops her spin and finishes her. She cannot play the reset game if she gets clipped by a single knee spike.
• Fizz: Fizz relies on dodging key cooldowns and bursting a target before they can respond. Urgot does not care about Playful/Trickster as much as other marksmen do. When Fizz goes in, Urgot activates Purge and auto-attacks while Fizz is mid-air. The lock-on nature of Purge means Fizz cannot dodge the damage once he lands. If Fizz tries to all-in at level six, Urgot can often tank the shark burst with Mayhem durability augments and immediately flip the fight with Fear Beyond Death.
• Master Yi: Yi wants to Alpha Strike onto a squishy target and Meditate to reset. Urgot is not a squishy target. If Yi Alpha Strikes onto Urgot, Urgot responds by holding his E (Disdain) for the landing. A clean flip suppresses Yi, knocks him back, and triggers a full Purge barrage. Yi cannot Meditate through the damage because Purge fires so rapidly in Mayhem. Urgot effectively forces Yi to look for other targets, or die trying to kill the dreadnought.
• Tahm Kench: Tahm Kench struggles here because Urgot shreds through thick health bars. Tahm wants to walk up, stack grey health, and out-sustain the opponent. Urgot’s passive blasts deal percent health damage, which burns through Tahm’s shield quickly. More importantly, Urgot’s ultimate applies a heavy slow and executes based on health percentage, bypassing Tahm’s ability to simply eat himself and run. If Tahm gets tagged by the ult, he is dead meat.
• Samira: Samira needs to stack her style meter by hitting different abilities and auto-attacks. Urgot is the worst target for this. If she dashes in, she lands directly in front of his shotguns. His Purge triggers multiple hits instantly, disrupting her rhythm. If she tries to ult, Urgot can interrupt her with a well-timed Disdain or simply out-damage her with his own sustained fire. She cannot style on a champion who does not need to aim.

Threats That Punish Urgot

Urgot has two major weaknesses: he is large and easy to hit, and he relies on walking forward to apply pressure. Mayhem amplifies long-range poke and crowd control, which are his nightmares.

• Xerath: This is a miserable experience. Xerath sits at maximum range and bombards the lane. Urgot has no way to close the gap without taking severe damage first. In Mayhem, Xerath’s cooldowns are short enough that Urgot cannot simply heal up between barrages. If Urgot tries to engage with a Snowball, Xerath can simply stun him with Shocking Orb and retreat. Urgot spends most of the game at low health, unable to find an angle to use his ultimate.
• Janna: Janna neutralizes Urgot’s entire game plan. He wants to run at people and flip them. Janna uses Howling Gale to knock him up from a distance, stopping his momentum. If he somehow gets close, her Monsoon pushes him all the way back to his tower. She does not even need to kill him; she just denies him every opportunity to engage. Her shield also absorbs enough of his poke to make his passive leg shots feel ineffective.
• Jhin: Jhin is a problem because of his fourth shot and his ultimate range. Urgot cannot reach a Jhin who plays on the edge of his vision. The fourth shot deals execute-style damage, which is dangerous for a champion like Urgot who often hovers at mid-health to trade. If Urgot gets low and tries to retreat, Jhin’s Curtain Call finishes him from a screen away. Urgot’s lack of a dash means he is a sitting duck for the slow projectiles.
• Vex: Vex is the hard counter to any dash-reliant champion, and Urgot’s Disdain counts as a dash. If Urgot tries to flip her, she triggers her Fear and stops him dead. Her Gloom damage bursts him down before he can get his machine gun spinning. In Mayhem, Vex can spam her fear mechanic, meaning Urgot is constantly suppressed whenever he tries to play aggressive. He cannot engage on her without paying a massive health tax.
• Veigar: Veigar turns the lane into a cage match. Urgot is a large hitbox model, making him an easy target for Dark Matter. The real danger is Event Horizon. If Urgot walks into the cage, he is stunned. If he dashes through it, he is stunned. This gives Veigar a free window to drop his full combo. Veigar’s ultimate also scales with missing health, making it a perfect finisher against Urgot after he takes poke damage trying to get in range.

Playing Urgot in Mayhem requires reading the enemy composition instantly. Against divers and melee all-ins, he is a machine that grinds them down. Against artillery mages and disengage supports, he is just a slow target waiting to be poked out of existence.