If you spend any time in the League of Legends community, you’ve probably heard about Broxah’s insane A-Z Challenge. For 25 days straight, he tackled every champion in the game — that’s 171 champs! — and won at least one game on each, climbing all the way to Master tier with a 52% winrate. Today, I want to walk you through how Broxah finished this epic challenge, what it says about perseverance, and why it’s such a cool achievement.
What’s the A-Z Challenge, Anyway?
The idea’s pretty straightforward but tough in practice: start with champion A and play until you get one win on them. Then move to champion B, then C, and so on all the way through your champion pool. Most players stick to their comfort picks or mains, but Broxah didn’t just play his best champs. He relentlessly went through the entire champion roster — 171 champions in total — starting from a Diamond 1 account.
The Grind: 327 Games and a 52% Winrate
It wasn’t easy. Broxah played 327 games, winning exactly one on each champion before moving on. Doing the math, that’s roughly 13 games per champion on average! Some champions were way tougher than others: Varus took 14 tries, Xayah 13, Gnar 8, and even mid laners like Fizz, Tryndamere, and Zoe gave him fits.
I’m amazed by the discipline it takes to stick with champions you’re not comfortable on, especially when losing streaks pile up. But Broxah didn’t just survive; he kept his composure and climbed to 526 LP in Master tier by the end.
Why This Challenge Matters
For me, Broxah’s journey is inspiring because it’s not about being the best on one champ. It shows real grit and adaptability—two traits that every player can benefit from.
It reminds me of that time I decided to play only off-meta champions in ranked for a week. It was frustrating at first, but I learned so much about the game and improved my overall skills. Broxah’s challenge is on a whole different level, but the principle is the same: growth comes from pushing comfort zones.
What We Can Learn From Broxah’s Challenge
1. Practice Builds Mastery, Even on Unfamiliar Champs
You don’t have to be a pro like Broxah to see improvement when you dedicate time to new champions. Take your time and focus on learning their mechanics. Consistency matters more than instant results.
2. Winning One Game Is a Milestone
Instead of obsessing over win rates, set small goals like “win just one game”. Those small wins add up and boost confidence.
3. Adaptability is a Game Changer
Playing various champs trains you to handle different matchups and roles. This helps you become a more well-rounded player.
Want to See the Stats?
Broxah’s performance, along with his detailed game stats, are available on his OP.GG profile for those curious to dive into the numbers.
The Takeaway
Broxah finishing his A-Z challenge in Master tier over 25 days is a testament to dedication and flexibility. It’s a reminder that challenges don’t have to be easy to be worth trying. So, maybe next time you’re stuck in ranked or bored of your usual champs, try shaking things up.
Who knows? You might just finish your own challenge and gain way more than just wins.
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