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Complete S+/S/A/B role ranking. Patch 7.2a and the best champions to climb ranked right now.
Last updated: Patch 7.2a — ranked tier list reviewed for Wild Rift.
This tier list ranks impact, not just power. An S+ champion is strong, draft-relevant, and reliable across multiple game states.
The ranking weighs ranked impact, lane power, ease of execution, teamfight value, snowball, solo queue stability, and overall meta presence.
Win rate: shown only when reliable data is available for the champion or role.
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7.1h: Buffed Skarner and Gnar gain base stats and durability in Mega form.
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7.1h: Skarner and Gnar rise thanks to higher resistances. Nerfed Nunu & Willump and Nautilus lose clear and sustain.
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7.1h: Nerfed Taliyah loses mobility and cast frequency, reducing her map pressure.
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7.1h: No direct ADC changes this sub-patch — hierarchy stable since 7.1g.
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7.1h: Buffed Thresh, Seraphine and Sona reinforce engage and sustain on utility supports.
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A calculation, not an opinion. Every champion gets a composite score recalculated on each patch update, built from three weighted signals:
The final score places each champion into a tier by percentile within their role. The text next to each champion stays editorial: it explains the reasoning behind the tier, but never decides the placement on its own.
Knowing the tiers isn't enough if the enemy draft counters your pick. Our draft tool simulates the composition in real time and tells you whether your pick still holds up against the enemy team, not just in a vacuum.
Try the Draft Tool →Even an S+ champion can get dominated by the right lane counter. Before you lock in, check who answers your matchup best to turn a strong pick into a won lane.
Find a counter →Use these guides for context. Meta reads, draft logic, stats interpretation and ranked conversion.
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Read guidePrioritize picks that can force tempo without depending on a perfect draft.
Choose stable champions that stay useful without an early lead and are hard to punish.
These picks keep high value when games revolve around objectives and reliable engage.
Start with readable profiles and cleaner execution paths to gain mastery faster.
These are more robust options when you need to lock early without full draft info.
There is no single universal best pick. The S+ champions on this page are the most reliable patch leaders by role, ranked impact, and draft influence.
Jungle and Mid usually have the strongest tempo impact, but the best lane to climb with is still the one where you can play a mastered pool consistently.
No. S+ means very high theoretical value, but mastery, matchup, draft, and solo queue comfort still matter before locking a champion.
The page is reviewed on every meaningful patch and adjusted whenever balance changes materially shift role hierarchy or priority picks.
Start from the role's main job: lane pressure, engage, frontline, scaling, peel, or pick potential. Then narrow the choice based on your goal and your mastery level.
Yes. The ranking prioritizes picks that convert well in ranked: stability, execution, objective impact, snowball potential, and value without perfect coordination.