Argus
EXP Lane
Eternal Evil prevents Saber's first burst window from securing a kill, leaving the attacker exposed after the main cooldowns.
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These picks can create favorable situations against Saber when played correctly. No matchup is guaranteed.
EXP Lane
Eternal Evil prevents Saber's first burst window from securing a kill, leaving the attacker exposed after the main cooldowns.
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Jungle · EXP Lane
The suppression from Detona's Welcome denies Saber's defensive skills long enough for a coordinated burst window.
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Roam · Jungle · EXP Lane
Simian God offsets enough of Triple Sweep that Saber cannot rely on one rotation to decide the matchup.
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Mid Lane · Roam
When Saber commits burst, Nether Realm keeps the target alive long enough for allies to punish the spent cooldowns.
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Roam
Diggie can cast Time Journey after Triple Sweep, freeing allies and denying Saber's normal control chain.
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Mid Lane · Roam
Vengeance Flame removes Triple Sweep's airborne control, then Searing Torrent pushes Saber away before he can continue the chase.
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Roam · Jungle · EXP Lane
After absorbing Triple Sweep with Tortoise’s Puissance, Baxia can continue fighting while Saber's main damage is on cooldown.
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Gold Lane
Hidden Moonlight removes Triple Sweep's airborne control and conceals Miya, which can interrupt the remaining strikes when timed correctly.
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Roam · EXP Lane
Nature's Strike prevents Triple Sweep from ending the exchange quickly, allowing Belerick to take over the longer fight.
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Jungle · EXP Lane
Uranus uses Consecration to survive Triple Sweep, then pressures Saber during the resulting cooldown window.
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EXP Lane
I'm Offended! stuns Saber, interrupting the movement Saber normally uses to enter or escape.
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Roam
Motivation Roar blunts Triple Sweep and keeps Minotaur active after Saber's strongest damage window has passed.
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EXP Lane
Demonic Force converts Saber's movement-heavy pattern into repeated punish windows for Phoveus.
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EXP Lane
Lapu-Lapu times Raging Slash through the expected disable, preserving movement and pressure against Saber.
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Jungle · EXP Lane
Soul Lock gives Balmond direct access to Saber and enough mobility to follow Saber's first reposition.
Open Balmond guide →These sample heroes can give Saber favorable opportunities. They are not automatically losing picks.
Aamon often has to answer Triple Sweep with Slayer Shards, giving Saber's team a clearer second engage after the cooldown.
Triple Sweep knocks Alucard airborne, interrupting the movement Alucard normally uses to enter or escape.
Triple Sweep catches Arlott between mobility casts, creating a clear window before another reposition is available.
Triple Sweep knocks Brody airborne, interrupting the movement Brody normally uses to enter or escape.
Triple Sweep catches Bruno between mobility casts, creating a clear window before another reposition is available.
Once Triple Sweep knocks Cecilion airborne, Cecilion's lack of a dash makes the allied follow-up difficult to avoid.
The control from Triple Sweep makes Meteor Shower difficult for Chang'e to maintain at full value.
Enemy's Bane punishes Cici's durability with defense reduction before the follow-up, making the frontliner easier to wear down.
The control from Triple Sweep is especially effective because Estes cannot dash away once the disable ends.
Triple Sweep knocks Eudora airborne, leaving Eudora dependent on allied peel rather than a personal escape.
Triple Sweep removes Floryn's spacing, and Floryn's low mobility makes the next damage window reliable.
Triple Sweep disrupts Gord during Mystic Gush, shortening the time the sustained damage can remain safely active.
Knocks Granger airborne with Triple Sweep stops Granger from immediately chaining another movement skill.
The control from Triple Sweep breaks Harith's movement chain and exposes the committed target to allied damage.
Triple Sweep knocks Harley airborne, interrupting the movement Harley normally uses to enter or escape.
Triple Sweep denies Hayabusa a clean mobility reset, turning an aggressive entry into a punishable commitment.
Triple Sweep locks Hirara before Meisen-e can create distance, but Saber must catch her outside Falling Maple's untargetable window.
Triple Sweep holds Irithel long enough for allies to punish the moment Irithel's mobility is interrupted.
Triple Sweep controls Ixia during Full Barrage, stopping her attacks while the firing state remains active.
Triple Sweep knocks Kaja airborne, interrupting the movement Kaja normally uses to enter or escape.
Triple Sweep catches Kimmy in place, exploiting Kimmy's limited ability to reposition after hard control.
Lancelot often has to answer Triple Sweep with Phantom Execution, giving Saber's team a clearer second engage after the cooldown.
Once Triple Sweep knocks Layla airborne, Layla's lack of a dash makes the allied follow-up difficult to avoid.
By forcing Tempest of Blades early, Triple Sweep leaves Ling more vulnerable to the next control sequence.
Lunox often has to answer Triple Sweep with Power of Order: Brilliance, giving Saber's team a clearer second engage after the cooldown.
Once Triple Sweep knocks Lylia airborne, Lylia's lack of a dash makes the allied follow-up difficult to avoid.
Triple Sweep can still eliminate Miya after Hidden Moonlight is forced or unavailable, so Saber pressures her to reserve the ultimate defensively.
Triple Sweep denies Moskov a clean mobility reset, turning an aggressive entry into a punishable commitment.
Triple Sweep forces Molina's Gift, after that cleanse is spent, knocks Nana airborne and opens Nana to allied damage.
With Charge, Saber reaches Natalia directly and pressures Assassin Instinct before allied peel can arrive.
Triple Sweep catches Natan between mobility casts, creating a clear window before another reposition is available.
Knocks Nolan airborne with Triple Sweep stops Nolan from immediately chaining another movement skill.
Triple Sweep knocks Novaria airborne, leaving Novaria dependent on allied peel rather than a personal escape.
Triple Sweep holds Obsidia long enough for allies to punish the moment Obsidia's mobility is interrupted.
Triple Sweep creates control during Swan Song, preventing Odette from completing the cast without interruption.
The control from Triple Sweep makes Feathered Air Strike difficult for Pharsa to maintain at full value.
Triple Sweep knocks Rafaela airborne, and the low-mobility Rafaela has no regular dash to restore safe positioning.
Triple Sweep catches Selena between mobility casts, creating a clear window before another reposition is available.
Triple Sweep catches Vexana in place, exploiting Vexana's limited ability to reposition after hard control.
Triple Sweep knocks Xavier airborne, and the low-mobility Xavier has no regular dash to restore safe positioning.
Triple Sweep controls Yve during Real World Manipulation, stopping her actions even though the Starfield itself remains active.
Triple Sweep knocks Zetian airborne, leaving Zetian dependent on allied peel rather than a personal escape.
Triple Sweep removes Zhask's spacing, and Zhask's low mobility makes the next damage window reliable.
Triple Sweep catches Zhuxin between mobility casts, creating a clear window before another reposition is available.
Build a draft that can address Saber's reliable single-target lockdown. Keep reliable control or protection available for the moment Saber commits, and choose counters that still fit your team's required roles.
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