Best Junglers in League of Legends: Jungle Tier List

The best junglers in League of Legends right now are Cho’Gath, Wukong and Briar, with Rammus and Shyvana completing an S tier where every pick wins at least 52.0% of its games. Lillia, Amumu and Warwick lead the A tier just behind them.

We built this jungle tier list from about 1.27 million ranked jungle games as of 6 October 2026, scoring each champion on win rate (shrunk toward the average by sample size) plus a small pick-rate bonus, and leaving out picks under 1,000 games, under 1% of the role, or played mostly in another role.

All five S tier junglers clear 52% while drawing a meaningful share of the role, which is what pushes them past the rest of the field.

The score rewards winning first and popularity second, which explains the biggest surprises. Master Yi is the most played jungler on the whole list at 127,163 games, yet his 50.8% WR keeps him in A tier below less popular picks like Bel’Veth and Sejuani.

The same logic holds further down. Kayn is the most played B tier pick at 114,322 games but sits at 49.4% WR, and Lee Sin, the most played D tier jungler at 67,441 games, finishes last on the list at 46.2% WR. A big player base means the number is reliable, not that the pick is strong.

Every S tier jungler wins 52.0% or more of its games on a large sample, the clearest edge in the role. Pick from here when you want a jungler that is winning in ranked right now and you are willing to learn or already play one of them.

A tier junglers sit between roughly 50% and 52% WR, a small step below S tier, and include the two most played junglers on the list in Master Yi and Viego. Pick from here when one of them is already in your pool or fits your team better than an S tier option.

B tier is the widest band, with junglers clustered around 49% to 51% WR. These are fine picks in ranked when you know them well, but the data gives them no edge, so comfort should decide.

C tier junglers win slightly under half their games, between about 47% and 49% WR. Play them only when they are your strongest champion, and expect to work harder for wins than on higher-tier picks.

D tier junglers win around 46% to 47% of their games, the lowest rates in the role. Avoid them for climbing unless you have deep mastery, since the data shows a clear deficit.

Treat the tiers as a shortlist, not an order. A jungler you have 100 games on in B tier will usually outperform an S tier pick you are learning in ranked, because the gap between tiers here is a few percentage points while the gap between a comfort pick and a new one is often larger. Draft around your team as well: if your top laner and mid laner are both locked into damage, a frontline jungler from S or A tier fills the hole better than another carry.