So many people think having three ADCs in ARAM is viable, but it’s not. Let’s start with the basics. Team composition tells you how balanced your team is in terms of roles and damage types. A balanced team has a mix of damage dealers, tanks, and support. Different roles contribute differently, so effectiveness depends on synergy—your team’s ability to work together. Roles include ADCs, mages, tanks, supports, and assassins. Damage types are physical (AD) or magical (AP), measured by DPS, burst, or sustained damage. Synergy is how well your team’s abilities complement each other, like a tank initiating while the ADC deals damage.

Having three ADCs drastically lessens your chances of winning. A balanced team has versatility and adaptability, while a triple ADC team lacks frontline and CC, making it harder to survive and control fights. In ARAM, where team fights are constant, the triple ADC team struggles to deal consistent damage without getting burst down. A balanced team with a tank, mage, ADC, support, and assassin has better survivability, CC, and burst potential, which are crucial for winning fights. The triple ADC team, however, lacks the tools to protect their carries or initiate fights effectively, leading to lost team fights and games.

The difference is clear: a balanced team can adapt and win fights, while a triple ADC team is too squishy and lacks control. Even if the triple ADC team deals damage, they can’t survive or protect themselves, making them ineffective. Team composition and synergy are key in ARAM, and a balanced team will always outperform a poorly balanced one. If you don’t understand this, you need to learn the basics of team composition. A balanced team gives you better chances of winning, while a triple ADC team sets you up for failure.

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