What Are a Pro Support's Vision Score and Control Ward Numbers? Keria's Real Data, AI-Analyzed

Support is the one role where "CS/min" tells you nothing.

So what should you look at instead? Let's check with the real Grandmaster games of Keria, T1's support.

We pulled real data from his public account (Keria #4111, Grandmaster) via Riot's official API and ran it through the kind of AI analysis LoL2LLM is built for. Every match ID is verifiable.

The headline: a pro support's vision score runs 90–135

Line up his recent support games and vision score ranges 47–135, with control wards at 6–22.

Against the typical support benchmark (~30 at Platinum), a top support is putting out 2–4× the vision score in a single game.

Champ	KDA	Vision	Wards	KP	Result
Pantheon (support)	8/9/15	130	22	52%	Win
Camille (support)	9/9/13	135	18	79%	Loss
Bard	3/5/7	47	6	53%	Win

Case study: a near-10-kill carry game on Camille support

Match KR_8270926232 (25.5 min, win). Here's the comparison to the enemy support (Shen).

Keria · Camille (support)

VS

vs · Shen

71% kill participation and 26% damage share, from a support — that's ADC-tier output.

The data backs up exactly what Camille support is supposed to do: a tank that's also a real damage dealer.

This game shows a support can become the team's top damage source, depending on the comp.

Case study: 0/9/16, and still "doing the job"

Match KR_8271055852 (26.5 min, loss). On Blitzcrank, 0/9/16 — the KDA alone looks like a disaster.

And yet kill participation sits at 64%, vision score at 97, control wards at 15.

Even in a 9-death game, he's involved in over 60% of his team's kills and still investing in map vision.

This one game sums up a simple fact: a support's KDA barely reflects their actual contribution.

What AI analysis surfaces that's support-specific

• CS/min isn't the metric to watch: across all six games, CS/min stays under 1.5. Grade a support on vision, KP, and control wards instead.

• A vision score over 100 is routine, not exceptional: 4 of 6 games topped 90, peaking at 135 — roughly 3–4× a typical player's vision investment.

• A brutal KDA with high KP still means a job well done: 64% KP on a 0/9/16 game. Judging a support purely on deaths misreads their actual impact.

Three things a support can copy today

• At least one control ward every back. Remember a pro places 6–22 in a single game. Fewer games equal thinner vision.

• Make vision score your main self-grade, in place of CS/min. Climb it in steps: 50 → 70 → 90.

• Don't over-index on deaths. Engaging and picking puts a support in harm's way by design. If KP and vision hold up, your positioning is fine.

To see how far your support numbers are from a pro's, export a game with LoL2LLM and ask the AI to "compare my vision score, control wards, and KP to a pro support benchmark (90+ vision, ~10 wards, 60%+ KP)."

For concrete targets, see the companion guide "beginner stat targets by rank."