Undead Champions
12 champions · data checked against the League of Legends wiki · play Champlab
12 champions are classed as Undead — 7% of the 173-champion roster and the 3rd most common of 34 species tags. 1 of them carry a second tag as well: Amumu (Undead / Yordle).
They are spread over 6 regions, most often Shadow Isles (5) and Camavor (3). The oldest Undead champions are Amumu, Karthus and Sion from 2009, and the newest is Briar from 2023; the median release year is 2013.
On the Rift, Undead champions most often play Jungle (5), followed by Support (4). 9 list melee and 3 ranged — a clearly melee-heavy group. 8 of 12 use Mana; the exceptions are Briar (Fury), Mordekaiser (Shield), Viego (Manaless) and Yone (Flow).
The Champlab species column works like positions and regions: green means your guess has exactly the same species tags as the answer, yellow means at least one tag is shared. A dual-tagged guess such as Amumu tests two species in one go. The best first guess among Undead champions is Amumu, ranked 80th of 173 on the strategy page, leaving 4.6 candidates on average — a middling opener.
Every Undead champion
| Champion | Role | Region | Species | Resource | Range | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jungle, Support | Shurima | Undead, Yordle | Mana | Melee | 2009 | |
| Jungle | Noxus | Undead | Fury | Melee | 2023 | |
| Jungle | Camavor, Shadow Isles | Undead | Mana | Melee | 2012 | |
| Bottom | Camavor, Shadow Isles | Undead | Mana | Ranged | 2014 | |
| Mid, Jungle | Shadow Isles | Undead | Mana | Ranged | 2009 | |
| Top | Noxus | Undead | Shield | Melee | 2010 | |
| Support | Bilgewater | Undead | Mana | Melee | 2012 | |
| Support | Bilgewater | Undead | Mana | Melee | 2018 | |
| Top | Noxus | Undead | Mana | Melee | 2009 | |
| Support | Shadow Isles | Undead | Mana | Ranged | 2013 | |
| Jungle | Shadow Isles, Camavor | Undead | Manaless | Melee | 2021 | |
| Mid, Top | Ionia | Undead | Flow | Melee | 2020 |
Other species
Keep exploring
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