Urgot Baron Lane Wild Rift Guide

How to play

• Move around your opponent while attacking Each leg fires a damaging blast when you attack in its direction, then needs time to recover. Circle the enemy to keep using legs that are ready.
• Use your flip when you can follow up Your 3rd ability dashes forward and flips the first champion hit behind you. Use it when you can keep attacking without charging into the rest of their team.
• Save your ultimate for a weakened target Pull them in when the execute becomes available, and stay near other enemies to threaten the fear.

Build Snapshot

Rune Setup

Summoner Spells

Urgot Baron Lane Counters

Who counters Urgot Baron Lane in Wild Rift (WR)? These champions beat Urgot in the Baron lane matchup, with how each one wins. Learn to play around them or ban them in ranked.

• Dr. Mundo: He simply regenerates everything you deal, his health pool sits far above your execute threshold, and his cleavers tax your slow frame all lane. Even anti-heal only slows the stalemate.
• Kayle: She farms outside your range and scales past your relevance, so if she reaches her ranged form healthy, everything you won in lane stops mattering.
• Teemo: Blinding Dart (1st) makes Purge (2nd) miss, and Noxious Traps (Ult) slow the straight path Urgot needs for Disdain (3rd), so Teemo can deny both the sustained damage and the engage. Clear mushrooms before advancing, use Corrosive Charge (1st) to slow and mark him, and wait for the blind to expire before activating Purge (2nd) or committing Disdain (3rd).
• Garen: Decisive Strike's (1st) silence interrupts Urgot's ability rhythm, and Garen's regeneration repairs short trades. Fear Beyond Death (Ult) has a true 25%-health execute threshold; Demacian Justice (Ult) instead deals point-and-click true damage that scales with missing health, so do not treat the two finishers as the same mechanic.

Champions Urgot Is Strong Against

Urgot's best matchups in Wild Rift. Urgot holds an edge against these picks in the Baron lane role, so look to press the advantage and contest objectives.

• Darius: You can pressure him from outside his preferred melee trade, and your legs win those exchanges, but respect Apprehend (3rd) and the outer edge of Decimate (1st). His only way in is forcing the gap, and the flip answers exactly that.
• Jax: Counter Strike (3rd) dodges Purge (2nd) shots and the basic attacks that trigger Echoing Flames (Passive), so Urgot loses both W (2nd) and shotgun damage during its window. Use Corrosive Charge (1st) to slow Jax, avoid the stun, then activate Purge (2nd) after Counter Strike (3rd) ends.
• Yone: Both his forms have to enter shotgun range, and the spirit's snapback walks him through your legs twice, so his health bar rarely lets him farm, let alone scale.
• Yasuo: Wind Wall (2nd) blocks Purge's (2nd) ranged projectiles and Fear Beyond Death's (Ult) drill, though Echoing Flames (Passive)' cone is not a projectile. Reposition around the wall before casting R (Ult); the execute becomes available below 25% health, not below half.
• Irelia: Her dashes deliver her into the one place she should never be: the flip catches the engage, the machine gun shreds the landing, and the execute erases what her sustain saved.

Early Game

Keep the wave on a side that lets you circle through shotgun legs without stepping into a gank. Slow and mark with Corrosive Charge (1st), use Purge (2nd) while moving around the target, and disengage after the nearby legs are spent rather than continuing a weak trade. Cast Purge (2nd) during Disdain's (3rd) dash when committing so the flipped champion is already marked and prioritized on landing. At level 5, Fear Beyond Death (Ult) leashes for four seconds and can execute only after the target falls below 25% health, so land it early enough to create pressure without assuming the threshold is already met.

Mid Game

Your first item and execute threat make narrow river fights much easier to control. Crash the wave before Herald, arrive with several shotgun legs ready, and stand where the enemy must cross your Purge (2nd) range to contest. Look for a Disdain (3rd) flip on a reachable target, then cast Fear Beyond Death (Ult) before they retreat beyond the leash. If your team chooses dragon instead, rotate only after fixing the Baron wave and avoid arriving through an unwarded route, since Urgot has no fast escape from a collapse.

Late Game

Position before Baron or Elder begins, because Urgot cannot quickly change sides of a fight. Cycle shotgun legs through the closest safe target, use Disdain (3rd) to interrupt a diver or punish someone entering your zone, and fire Fear Beyond Death (Ult) at a champion your team can push below the threshold. A tank can be the correct execute if the resulting fear reaches several carries. Avoid long chases after Purge (2nd) locks onto a marked target, and keep the fight inside the area your legs can cover.

Teamfights

Stand in front of your carries without walking beyond their damage. Circle through ready shotgun arcs, mark the focus target for Purge (2nd), and save Disdain (3rd) to shield and flip a diver or exposed carry. Hit Fear Beyond Death (Ult) before or as a useful target approaches 25% health. Once eligible, Mercy suppresses and makes the target untargetable during the pull, and a successful execution fears nearby enemies. Reposition toward the enemy backline before the execute completes when that fear can decide the fight.