Statistics in League of Legends define a champion's numerical strength through various attributes. These are enhanced by runes, items, buffs, abilities, and leveling up.

Three main categories of statistics exist:

Defensive Stats:

• Health (HP): Determines survival threshold
• Health regeneration (HP5): Health restored per 5 seconds
• Armor (AR): Reduces physical damage taken
• Magic resistance (MR): Reduces magic damage taken
• Tenacity: Reduces crowd control duration
• Heal/shield power: Enhances healing and shielding effects

Offensive Stats:

• Attack damage (AD): Base auto-attack damage
• Ability power (AP): Enhances ability damage
• Attack speed (AS): Auto-attacks per second
• Critical strike chance/damage
• Armor/Magic penetration
• Life steal/Physical vamp/Omnivamp: Health restored from damage dealt

Utility Stats:

• Ability haste: Reduces ability cooldowns
• Movement speed: Units traveled per second
• Attack range: Maximum auto-attack distance
• Resource (Mana/Energy): Ability cost system
• Resource regeneration: Resource restored over time
• Gold generation: Passive gold earned

Statistics increase through:

• Base values at level 1
• Growth values per level
• Bonus values from items/runes
• Temporary buffs and effects

The formula for calculating statistics is:

Statistic = base + bonus + growth × (level-1) × (0.7025 + 0.0175 × (level-1))

Some champions can infinitely stack certain statistics through abilities, including:

• Cho'Gath (Health)
• Nasus (Damage)
• Veigar (Ability Power)
• Senna (Range, AD, Life steal)
• Thresh (AP, Armor)

This comprehensive stat system allows for diverse champion builds and playstyles while maintaining game balance through careful numerical scaling.

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