Wild Rift Builds
Best builds by champion and role — Patch 7.1h
Find the best Wild Rift builds for every champion in Patch 7.1h. Each entry shows core items, skill order and build strengths by role. Builds are organized by role — Top Lane, Jungle, Mid Lane, ADC and Support — so you can quickly find the right pick for your lane.
Top Picks
Best performing champions — Patch 7.1h
Build Recommender
Pick your champion, lane and enemy threats to generate a contextual item build.
Top Lane Builds
Top Lane Builds
Top Lane rewards bruisers and tanks capable of sustained 1v1 trades and side lane pressure. Current S+ picks are champions that can split push or initiate 5v5 fights with immediate impact.
Jungle Builds
Jungle Builds
Jungle is the role with the highest tempo impact on the game. Top Jungle builds this patch focus on clear speed, mobility and pick potential to convert early advantages into objectives.
Mid Lane Builds
Mid Lane Builds
Mid Lane concentrates control mages and assassins. High-performing ranked Mid builds combine fast roaming, reliable damage and the ability to influence both sides of the map after winning lane.
ADC Builds
ADC Builds
ADC (Dragon Lane) requires precise spacing and item power spike awareness. Current ADC builds favor champions who can stay safe in lane then dominate teamfights over objectives.
Support Builds
Support Builds
Support directly influences carry safety in lane and engage potential in teamfights. Currently strong Support builds mix tankiness, crowd control tools and peel to secure carries into late game.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the best Wild Rift build right now?
- In Patch 7.1h, top-performing builds vary by role: Eclipse + Trinity Force on Top bruisers, Luden's Echo + Rabadon's Deathcap on Mid mages, and Infinity Edge on high-scaling ADCs. Check each champion page for the full build breakdown and situational items.
- How do I choose the right build for my champion in Wild Rift?
- Build choice depends on the matchup, enemy team composition and available gold advantage. As a rule: start with core items first, then adapt situational items to enemy threats — anti-heal against heavy sustain, magic resistance against a dominant AP carry, armor against a full AD composition.
- Do Wild Rift builds change every patch?
- Yes. Riot Games regularly adjusts item stats and champion interactions, which can shift build priority from patch to patch. The builds on this page are updated for Patch 7.1h and reflect the current ranked meta.
- What is the difference between core build and situational items?
- The core build represents the 2 to 3 items you build in almost every matchup — they define the champion's main power spike. Situational items are chosen based on the enemy team: anti-heal, shields, tankiness or extra mobility depending on what your champion needs in that specific game.
- Should you always follow the recommended build in Wild Rift?
- The recommended build is a solid baseline for players learning a champion. Experienced players often get better results by adapting the build to the gold state, spike timing and enemy threats. The key is understanding why each item is chosen.