Team WE vs BNK FEARX: The Nidalee Draft Gamble | LCK
Team WE bring Nasus and Maokai against BNK FEARX’s Nidalee-led pick; see how the Game 4 draft, lane matchups and market odds shape the LCK prediction.


TL;DR: Xi'an Team WE face BNK FEARX in LCK DCGI Game 4, with the model giving Team WE 42% and BNK FEARX 58%. The defining draft fact is BNK FEARX’s Ashe–Seraphine lane: their historical pairing sits at a 53.53% WR across 144.16 weighted games, while Jhin–Rell is at 34.3% across 16.64.
Compositions: Xi'an Team WE vs BNK FEARX
Xi'an Team WE’s Nasus, Maokai, Viktor, Jhin and Rell offer a scaling teamfight composition with engage and follow-up, but the setup is not effortless. Maokai and Rell can start fights for Viktor’s zone control, while Jhin adds long-range pick and finishing damage. Nasus gives Team WE a durable front line and a side-lane threat later, though his early impact is more limited.
BNK FEARX drafted Varus, Nidalee, Galio, Ashe and Seraphine: a poke-and-pick lineup that can turn catches into Galio follow-up engage. In the early game, Nidalee needs to create pressure and exploit Maokai’s slower tempo; Ashe’s arrows and Varus’s range can set up those plays. BNK FEARX want to control space before objectives, then use Seraphine’s sustain and teamfight tools to protect their carries as the game goes later.
Key Picks and Stats
WECube’s Nasus has a 53.3% global WR over 45G this season, against a model champ WR of 48.93% over 8 games. BFXClear’s Varus is at 49.5% over 942G globally, with a 49.27% model WR over 35 games. Their lane sample is tiny: both sides show 50% over 2G globally, while the model has no games for Nasus versus Varus.
WEMonki’s Maokai has a 46.7% global WR over 195G; his model figure is 43.2% over 48 games. BFXRaptor’s Nidalee stands out at 61.9% over 63G globally, compared with a model WR of 53.02% over 8 games. The Maokai–Nidalee model matchup slightly favors Maokai at 52.1% over 10 games.
WEKaris’s Viktor owns a 50.4% global WR over 952G and a 51.01% model WR over 195 games. BFXVicLa’s Galio has a 47.6% global WR over 651G and a 46.38% model WR over 100 games. Viktor’s global head-to-head is 52.0% over 25G; the model gives him 54.54%, but from only 4 games.
WEAbout’s Jhin is at 45.3% over 1057G globally and 46.58% over 224 model games. BFXTaeyoon’s Ashe has a 55.4% global WR over 923G, plus a 53% model WR over 164 games. Ashe leads the global matchup 60.7% to 39.3% over 84G. WEErha’s Rell is at 46.5% over 682G globally; BFXKellin’s Seraphine is at 54.2% over 1001G. Seraphine leads their 34G global matchup 61.8% to 38.2%, and the model’s 6-game matchup also favors her, 55.75% to 44.25%.
Draft Edge
BNK FEARX have the more convincing lane and range profile, particularly through Ashe–Seraphine and Nidalee’s strong global results. The surprise is Nasus for Team WE: the pre-draft read expected Rumble, while Lucian was the predicted BNK FEARX B1 candidate. Neither anticipated pick appears in this draft. The supplied draft does not list bans, so the predicted bans cannot be verified.
Team WE’s clearest route is to reach coordinated fights where Maokai and Rell can lock down targets for Viktor and Jhin. BNK FEARX should use lane pressure and poke to keep Team WE from starting those fights on favorable terms.
Polymarket Market
Polymarket prices Game 4 at Team WE 0% and BNK FEARX 100%. The Series market is also Team WE 0% and BNK FEARX 100%, so the market is no more optimistic about BNK FEARX in this game than across the series. Before the match, Series odds were Team WE 32% and BNK FEARX 68%; the market has since moved sharply toward BNK FEARX, with Team WE’s chance down 68.1 percentage points.
That market signal is far more decisive than the draft model’s 58–42 split. The draft gives BNK FEARX meaningful lane advantages, but a 100% price likely reflects series developments as well as this composition; it should not be mistaken for a close reading of the draft alone.
Prediction
The model favors BNK FEARX 58% to 42%. Given their favorable bottom-lane matchup and Nidalee’s 61.9% global WR, a modest adjustment to BNK FEARX 60% is reasonable, while recognizing that the model’s 100% market price is not a draft-only forecast. Series context is mixed: Team WE won Game 3, 10–22 in kills over 27:00, after BNK FEARX took Game 2 10–6 in 27:40. That recent win gives Team WE momentum, but does not erase BNK FEARX’s draft advantages.
FAQ
Q: Can Team WE’s Jhin–Rell lane overcome Ashe–Seraphine?
It is a difficult matchup: Ashe leads Jhin 60.7% to 39.3% across 84G, and the model gives Seraphine a 55.75% matchup WR against Rell.
Q: What does BNK FEARX need from Nidalee?
BFXRaptor needs early pressure; Nidalee has a 61.9% global WR over 63G, while WEMonki’s Maokai has a 46.7% global WR over 195G.
*Data: draftlol live draft model + Polymarket, draft close.*