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佛耶戈 · 破败之王 Fighter D
✅ Patch 7.2e · stats updated 2026-09-12 · real builds of 17 top-ranked China server players captured 2026-09-11
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How the strongest players on the Wild Rift China server (国服) build Viego: live win/pick statistics by rank bracket, the most-used item and rune sets, and the real loadouts of the top ranked Viego players, captured in-game.
📖 How to play ViegoCounted on 17 real builds captured from the Chinese client, player by player. Independent from the official API above.
Taken from the official in-game China leaderboard. Spells, runes and items of every public top player.
17 of the top 29 players have a public match history; the others keep theirs private.




































































The toughest lane matchups for Viego on the Wild Rift China server, with why each is hard and exactly how to play it.
Why Rammus counters Viego: Tank souls convert poorly and the taunt stops your reset chain at birth.
How to play Viego into Rammus: In fights kill in the right order: the soft carry FIRST, so possession feeds the chain. Rammus last or never.
→ RammusWhy Warwick counters Viego: Sustain duels and fear on your W: he wins the 1v1 trades until you have two items.
How to play Viego into Warwick: Do not duel early: hunt the team skirmishes, where every enemy death is a potential reset of yours.
→ WarwickWhy Vi counters Viego: She grabs you BEFORE the possession: the chain never starts if you are the first to die.
How to play Viego into Vi: Enter second, always. The first possession flips the fight: choose the right corpse — a support over a tank.
→ ViWhy Lee Sin counters Viego: He pressures your first minutes, but every skirmish you survive is a potential chain of yours.
How to play Viego into Lee Sin: Duel ONLY with a health or numbers lead. In 2v2s your chain beats his kicks: force them near the lanes.
→ Lee SinWhy Kindred counters Viego: Her R denies your first kill — and with it the whole chain: the lamb saving the flock from the king.
How to play Viego into Kindred: Wait OUTSIDE the zone and possess the moment it expires. Invade her marks: a poor Kindred saves nobody.
→ KindredThe champions Viego works best alongside on the Wild Rift China server, lane by lane, with the reason each pairing works.
Sovereign's Domination (P) spawns the ghost even when somebody else lands the killing blow: you only need to have damaged them in the last 3 seconds. Noxian Guillotine (R) is a resetting execute, so every kill he takes hands you a body to wear.
Your page says the Spectral Maw (W) charge is telegraphed enough to sidestep: Shadow Dash (E) is a long-range taunt that cannot be dodged and hands you the same stationary target. Stand United (R) keeps you alive while you bank that first takedown.
Unstoppable Force (R) knocks the whole group up and opens your window: Heartbreaker (R) lands on whoever is lowest on percentage health, and if that target dies within 3 seconds Sovereign's Domination (P) hands you a second, free ultimate.
Brittle from Bellows Breath (W) stretches every follow-up crowd control by 30%, so the Spectral Maw (W) stun holds long enough to close the kill. And from level 7 Living Forge (P) lets you shop without walking home, so the snowball never stops.
Worth it in games where you can force early dives, which is exactly what you need: Stormbringer (R) turns a turret off for three seconds and the Thundering Smash (Q) stun hands you that first takedown. If the game runs long with no kills, you fall behind.
Your page says a single piece of crowd control landing before your first takedown ends the whole chain: Black Shield (E) eats it outright. And the 2-second Dark Binding (Q) root means you never have to charge Spectral Maw (W) in the open.
Harrowed Path (E) gets you to the flank, but if the first hit does not kill you are exposed: Hero's Entrance (R) drops onto you with a shield and a knock-up. The Shield of Durand (W) taunt pins whoever was about to walk out of Heartbreaker (R).
Sleepy Trouble Bubble (E) hands you a sleeping target: you charge Spectral Maw (W) in full with nobody able to sidestep it, and the bonus wake-up damage leaves them low enough that Heartbreaker (R) closes it and gives you a body to possess.
The Gold Card from Pick a Card (W) stuns for 1.25 seconds and opens the gank without you charging anything. Destiny (R) reveals the whole map, so you pick the isolated target you need together and he teleports straight into your dive.
It is for teams full of dashes: your page says the Heartbreaker (R) blink gives alert opponents the time to vanish, and Frozen Tomb (R) is point-and-click, so that window disappears. Against a slow team you get much less out of her.
Deadly Flourish (W) turns into a real root on anyone an ally has just damaged, so one touch of Blade of the Ruined King (Q) is enough. And whatever Curtain Call (R) finishes from off-screen is still your body, as long as you clipped it under 3 seconds ago.
Frost Shot (P) slows with every single hit, and a slowed target can no longer sidestep the Spectral Maw (W) charge. Enchanted Crystal Arrow (R) stuns for up to 3.5 seconds from off-screen: she opens it, you bank the takedown.
You are the jungler who peels for nobody, and he is the one marksman who does not need peeling: Arcane Shift (E) gets him out alone. Meanwhile Mystic Shot (Q) poke keeps the lane low, and a low lane is the only gank that switches you on.
Make It Rain (E) slows enough for you to charge Spectral Maw (W) in the middle of a lane. Mind the order though: the Heartbreaker (R) knockback pushes enemies out of the Bullet Time (R) cone, so her ultimate has to go before yours.
Your page says you want an isolated target, not a five-man brawl: Death Sentence (Q) rips one out of position and stuns for 1.5 seconds. And when the takedown does not land, the Dark Passage (W) lantern is the fallback your kit does not have.
Death From Below (R) executes under roughly 250 health and refunds itself on a kill: every one of those kills, on a target you damaged less than 3 seconds earlier, leaves you a body to wear. You are two pick hunters who want the same game.
Twisted Advance (W) starts from range, is untargetable in transit and roots on arrival: the target is frozen before you even step out of the Harrowed Path (E) mist. Nature's Grasp (R) does the same to the whole line Heartbreaker (R) is about to hit.
After any ability, Blade of the Ruined King (Q) makes a single attack strike twice: the four Concussive Blows (P) marks fill in half the usual time and the stun lands by itself. And Unbreakable (E) protects the team you never protect.
Zenith Blade (E) into the Shield of Daybreak (Q) stun is the longest single-target lockdown in the game, and that is all you need. But it is a minute-four pairing: if the first takedown does not land, you have both spent everything for nothing.
| Lane | Tier | Win% | Pick% | Ban% | Pos. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jungle | D | 46.8% | 3.46% | 2.54% | #38 / 40 |
| Lane | Tier | Win% | Pick% | Ban% | Pos. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jungle | D | 46.56% | 3.27% | 2.57% | #39 / 40 |
| Lane | Tier | Win% | Pick% | Ban% | Pos. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jungle | D | 46.72% | 3.16% | 2.08% | #41 / 42 |
| Lane | Tier | Win% | Pick% | Ban% | Pos. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jungle | D | 47.4% | 4.18% | 2.3% | #37 / 41 |
Viego, the Ruined King, is a snowball-heavy jungle Fighter in Wild Rift whose entire game plan is built around securing one kill and wearing the corpse. Sovereign's Domination turns any takedown within 3 seconds of his damage into a possessed body, and from there his damage leans almost entirely physical — Blade of the Ruined King's current-health-percent on-hits and Heartbreaker's area burst — with a smaller pocket of magic damage from Spectral Maw's stun-orb. He's a relentless duelist and pick artist who can chain one good fight into a full team wipe, but he's fragile and largely powerless until that first kill actually lands.
Skill order: Q > E > W (max Heartbreaker whenever it's available) — Blade of the Ruined King scales the sustain and duel damage he leans on most, Harrowed Path's speed and stealth come online next for skirmishes and jungle clear, and Spectral Maw's stun is the lowest priority since just having it up matters more than its raw numbers.
Jungle efficiently and let Blade of the Ruined King's passive — 2% of current health on every auto, plus 135% healing back on any post-ability strike — keep Viego topped up through camps before his first back. Look for 2v2 or 3v3 skirmishes rather than full 5-man fights: he wants an isolated, low-health target he can finish and possess, not a straight brawl against a grouped enemy wave. His real power spike is level 5 — once Heartbreaker is online, a single gank that lands a kill can chain into a double or triple through the free ultimate recast, so time ganks around actually securing that first takedown rather than just soaking experience.
From the mid game onward, approach fights from the side rather than head-on: Harrowed Path's mist lets Viego close in under camouflage, then Heartbreaker blinks him onto whichever enemy is lowest on percentage health, since that target eats bonus damage and gets slowed by 99% for a quarter-second — long enough to guarantee the follow-up. If that blink lands a kill within the 3-second window, channel into the corpse immediately: the free ultimate recast plus that champion's own basic abilities are often enough to string together a second or third takedown and swing the fight outright. Stay patient before the first pick lands — without an active possession he's squishy and disposable, so bait cooldowns and wait for a real opening instead of diving the front line first.