Soraka vs Senna Counter Pick

Senna opens fire from 600 units, while Soraka reaches only 550, and that gap tends to settle who wins the first trades. Piercing Darkness hits through a target, healing allies and harming enemies in one cast. The healing race that normally tilts toward Soraka becomes even when the opponent also threatens from farther away. Absolution converts nearby kills into souls, and each soul pushes Senna further ahead as the match goes on.

Senna is fragile, starting with 530 base health, rising to 2,043 at level 18, and sitting at 25 base armor. Her damage is mixed, so Soraka cannot rely on one clean defensive item to answer it. Magic resistance blunts only part of what Senna deals, and Soraka’s armor climbs from 32 base to 117 at level 18, which helps against the wrong half of the damage during the early minutes, when Senna’s soul stacking carries most of her strength. Last Embrace roots the first target and everything near it after a short delay, and Dawning Shadow reaches across the map, so a 325 movement speed support seldom gets away from the follow-up. Equinox is still the single answer that punishes a Curse of the Black Mist used with commitment.

The results leave little room for doubt. Across 2,706 games on patch 16.13.1, Soraka wins just 47.5 percent of the time against Senna. A sample this large makes the poor win rate hard to dismiss as noise, and the difficulty ratings of seven for Soraka and three for Senna point the same way.