

Ziggs vs Miss Fortune Counter Pick
Matchup Summary
What the Data Means
Miss Fortune sits at complexity 1, the bottom of the scale, so the gap in this matchup has little to do with how demanding she is to play. Ziggs takes 55.7% of 905 games on patch 16.13.1, and his Easy difficulty rating reflects structural edges rather than execution.
- The damage types split apart. Ziggs deals magic damage to a target whose armour climbs from 25 at level one to 93 at eighteen, whereas Love Tap and Double Up are physical, and his 100.9 armour at level 18 soaks them with ease.
- Neither champion has a dash, yet Strut gives her free move speed whenever she avoids damage, and Hexplosive Minefield earns its place by shutting that passive down as much as by dealing damage.
- Bullet Time is a channel fired in a cone, and Ziggs stays put while casting it. Satchel Charge breaks the setup it depends on, and its self-knockback pushes him clear of the cone entirely.
Miss Fortune starts ahead on health at level one, 625 to 606, then falls behind by eighteen, 2,325 to 2,408. Move speed is equal at 325 and both kits run on mana, so trades hinge on who commits first. Ziggs has the longer effective reach via Bouncing Bomb and can pressure turrets from beyond her range, which accounts for most of his win rate. Base attack damage matches at 55, so the itemisation decision rests with her: armour does nothing against magic damage.
FAQ
Yes — Ziggs holds the statistical advantage in this matchup. Ziggs wins 55.7% of the recorded games.
55.7% from Ziggs's perspective, measured on patch 16.13.1.
905 ranked games at Emerald rank and above, across all regions.
The current Ziggs build — items, runes and skill order from the same data set — is on the Ziggs build page.