PHappy Hour
Gragas periodically heals upon using a skill.
the Rabble Rouser
Gragas is a bruiser-mage hybrid that sees play in the top and mid lanes, pairing a defense rating of 7 with genuine magic damage. He is built around crowd control, and his durability lets him carry that role: he opens fights, breaks up enemy formations and walks away from the retaliation thanks to Happy Hour, a passive that restores his health whenever he casts a skill, so simply working through his rotation keeps him healthy.
Barrel Roll shapes how he plays the early game. The cask can go off right away or be held for as long as 4 seconds, hitting harder the longer it waits and slowing every unit it catches in the explosion. It works as a poke tool, a zoning tool and a waveclear spell all at once. Drunken Rage backs it up on the defensive side: after a brief sip, it lowers the damage he takes and charges his next basic attack with area magic damage, letting him take extended trades that his health pool alone would not make worthwhile.
His engage is Body Slam, a charge that slams into the first enemy it meets and stuns everyone close by. After that comes Explosive Cask, one of the most game-changing ultimates in the game. He throws a barrel that knocks back enemies caught in its blast, which can pull a carry away from its team or spread out a diving group toward his allies. That same knockback can backfire on a poorly placed throw, and landing it cleanly is the main mechanical challenge the champion poses.
Gragas suits players who enjoy flexible, playmaking tanks, champions who control the geometry of a teamfight rather than simply soaking up damage. He punishes bunched-up enemies, protects carries by shoving threats out of reach, and remains useful in cooldown-heavy rotations even when he is behind.
PGragas periodically heals upon using a skill.
QGragas rolls his cask to a location, which can be activated to explode or will explode on its own after 4 seconds. The potency of the explosion increases over time. Enemies struck by the blast have their Move Speed slowed.
WGragas samples his latest brew for 1 second. After finishing, he becomes boisterous and belligerent, dealing magic damage to all nearby enemies on his next basic attack and reducing damage received.
EGragas charges to a location and collides with the first enemy unit he comes across, dealing damage to all nearby enemy units and stunning them.
RGragas hurls his cask to a location, dealing damage and knocking back enemies caught in the blast radius.
| HP | 640 |
| HP per level | 115 |
| Mana | 400 |
| Resource per level | 47 |
| Armor | 38 |
| Magic Resist | 32 |
| Attack Damage | 64 |
| Attack Speed | 0.675 |
| Move Speed | 330 |
| Attack Range | 125 |
| HP Regen | 5.5 |
| Resource Regen | 6 |
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Win rates are Gragas's results against each champion, imported from op.gg.
Gragas is usually played in Top or Mid.
Gragas is classified as Fighter / Mage and uses Mana as a resource.
Happy Hour (Passive), Barrel Roll (Q), Drunken Rage (W), Body Slam (E), Explosive Cask (R).
Yes — current Gragas builds are listed above.
Tarzan, Cuzz, 369, Jankos, Mikyx.

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