League of Legends: Wild Rift Tier List – LoL Wild Rift Tier List

Always play a meta champion if you want to get a good start in LoL Wild Rift. Meta champions are strong, dependable, and capable of carrying the team, or at the very least carrying their own weight. To help you choose the best unit while you’re in champ choose, we’ve put up a detailed League of Legends: Wild Rift tier list for each position.

The parts of each role have been split from the rest of the list. If you’re a top laner, choose a top lane champion (like Vayne), and if you’re a support player, choose one of the God-tier champions, and so on. Of course, if you’re confident in your ability to pull off off-meta picks, go for it!  I didn’t list them all because the game is still fairly new, so there’s plenty more to try.

League of Legends: Wild Rift Tier List

If you’re new to the game and don’t understand what I’m talking about, simply choose one of the S tier champions. Because they’re easy to play (for the most part) and fairly strong in the current meta, it’ll be much easier to win games with them.

Off the beaten path selections

And, since I mentioned off-meta picks, I feel compelled to discuss them briefly, focusing on Vayne, Seraphine, Malphite, and Lux. Even if these champions’ uniforms are designed for a specific role, they can be used in other situations.

Vayne top can be very effective against immobile tanks that rely heavily on regen, such as Mundo. If the team already has an engage and some AD damage, Seraphine mid may be a very effective pick because she can provide sustain, CC, and a lot of damage. If Malphite and Lux are paired with an ADC with CC, like as Ashe, Jhin (if he’s ahead), or Varus, they’ll have a strong all-in at level 6.

Patch Commentary: Pick of the Patch

Top – Tryndamere

• Tryndamere has been a force to be reckoned with since his revamp in Wild Rift.
• After obtaining immense power with the Ultimate, he may split push and compel two or more opponents to come towards him.

Jungle – Lee Sin

• Since the game’s release, Lee Sin has established himself as one of the best junglers.
• He has excellent skirmishing abilities and can be very strong early in the game, causing laners to suffer from his ganks.

Mid – Veigar

• Veigar has been extremely powerful since his introduction to the game, thanks to his infinite scaling and cage.
• He can one-shot everyone on the map after a certain point.

Bottom – Varus 

• Varus possesses a long poke that may make early laning tough for foes.
• He may later take up adversaries with his Ultimate and make the game exceedingly simple for his squad.

Support – Nami

• Nami’s poke and high ranged abilities make her extremely powerful during the laning phase.
• With her ultimate, she may participate in a team fight and use her bubble to isolate a target.

Methodology TLDR:

• Our tier list is based on what is currently being played in high elo or top elo boosters, but it is intended to be useful to all players. The easier champion skill level you should consider the lower your skill level.
• For the time being, we’ll only have one tier list because Wild Rift is still new and there aren’t many statistics about what’s going on in the lower brackets of the ladder.
• In addition, we’ll offer a recommended champion for each role that, depending on the current meta, should deliver you results quickly.
• Simple champions have a lower skill ceiling than more advanced champions, making them easier to train.
• If a champion has a higher skill floor (is more difficult to play), it will take longer to learn, and you will need to practice with them in non-ranked games before joining a ranked game.
• On the other side, a more difficult champion may have greater mechanics and outplay potential in the long run.
• It’s worth noting that just because your primary or favorite champion isn’t meta doesn’t mean you can’t use them to rise up the ranks.