Roll for the Enemy

// the idea

Normal draft in a private lobby gets stale fast — everyone reaches for the same handful of champions. This flips it: you roll for your opponent in the same role, not for yourself. Pick a role, roll three champions, hand one over. Safe and spicy rolls all work fine in that lane. Chaos rolls don't — that's the entire point of them — and every roll comes with a mandatory first legendary item on top, so the challenge isn't just "what do I play," it's "how do I make this work."

// how it works

• Three tiers per role Safe — solid, straightforward in that lane. Spicy — off-meta but playable. Chaos — deliberately bad in that specific lane, on purpose.
• Five pool filters Standard mixes safe and spicy with the occasional chaos pick slipped in. Or lock the roll to purely Safe, Spicy, Chaos, or full Mayhem across all three.
• Mandatory first-item roll Every champion comes with a required first legendary alongside it — toggleable if you just want the champion pressure without the build constraint.
• No-repeats tracking Once a champion's been handed off, it's out of the pool for that role until you clear the list — keeps a full draft from repeating picks.
• A running draft log Every assigned pick gets logged with its role, tier, and item — so you can read the whole draft back at the end of the session.
• Rules for a full 5v5 The tool itself only rolls one lane at a time — the page explains how both teams use it together, alternating who rolls first as you move down the role order, so a full team draft stays fair.

// status

Rebuilt twice as the tiering and roll rules got refined — the current version adds Locke as a safe-tier pick across every role, alongside the standard champion pool. Single HTML file, no build step, same philosophy as the rest of what's on this site.