How are the stat weights decided?

Each class has a base weight vector for Strength, Agility, and Intelligence. Playstyle multiplies those weights, then the tool normalizes them so the three weights sum to one before distributing points.

Why don't the points divide evenly?

Points are allocated proportionally to each stat's normalized weight. A class that leans heavily on Strength will receive most of its points there, with the remainder rounded so the totals add back to your input.

What does playstyle change?

Aggressive boosts offensive stats, defensive boosts the survivability stat, and balanced leaves the class base weights mostly intact. This lets one class produce different builds.

Does rounding lose any points?

No. The tool rounds each stat down first, then assigns leftover points to the highest-weight stats so the final allocation always sums to your total input.

Is this a real in-game optimizer?

It is a weighted planning model, not connected to live game data. Use it to get a sensible starting split, then fine-tune in-game based on your gear and content.

League of Legends Stat Optimizer

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Build a stat split that fits your role

Spending stat points evenly is rarely optimal — most classes get more value from concentrating points where their role scales hardest. This optimizer encodes class-specific stat weights, lets you bias them by playstyle, and divides your available points proportionally so you start with a focused, role-appropriate build.

How it works

Each class has a base weight vector across the three core stats. Your chosen playstyle multiplies that vector by a modifier (offense-heavy, defense-heavy, or neutral). The tool then normalizes the weights so they sum to 1:

normalized[i] = weight[i] / sum(weights)
points[i]     = floor(totalPoints × normalized[i])

Because flooring can leave a few points unassigned, leftover points are handed to the highest-weight stats one at a time until the allocation exactly matches your total input. This guarantees no points are wasted and the heaviest-priority stat always gets the rounding benefit.

Tips and example

A Warrior class weighted heavily toward Strength, set to an aggressive playstyle with 30 points, might receive roughly 18 Strength, 8 Agility, and 4 Intelligence. Switch to defensive and Intelligence (survivability scaling) climbs while raw offense drops. Re-run the optimizer whenever you change roles or unlock new content — the right split shifts as your gear and goals change.