Jungle Tier List: Which Junglers Actually Carry Ranked Right Now

Assassins with the Jungling lane tag in Camp export: Wukong — 50.1% WR, 1.5% pick, Tier S; Lam — 48.3% WR, 1.2% pick, Tier S; Musashi — 50.0% WR, 1.0% pick, Tier A; Zilong — 51.9% WR, 0.9% pick, Tier A; Ying — 53.4% WR, 0.7% pick, Tier A. Warrior junglers climbing the ranks: Augran — 49.8% WR, 1.5% pick, Tier S+; Dian Wei — 51.9% WR, 1.1% pick, Tier A; Butterfly — 51.8% WR, 0.7% pick, Tier A; Liu Bei — 51.7% WR, 0.3% pick, Tier B. Rule of thumb: pick tempo junglers (Ying, Zilong, Han Xin) when your lanes have push priority. Pick scaling junglers (Liu Bei, Augran) when the enemy jungler is an early-pressure pick and you need to match their mid-game spike.

Highest ban pressure junglers in our current dataset: Florentino — 51.7% WR, 0.5% pick, Tier S+; Augran — 49.8% WR, 1.5% pick, Tier S+; Liang — 50.1% WR, 0.8% pick, Tier S+; Li Xin — 53.9% WR, 2.6% pick, Tier S+; Daji — 51.4% WR, 2.5% pick, Tier S+; Ao'yin — 47.8% WR, 1.8% pick, Tier S+. CN servers permaban junglers like Jing or Lan in almost every game — but global ban rates tell a different story. Use the table above for your international server drafts; do not waste a ban on a hero nobody is picking.

Default to a full clear to level 4. The only exception: gank at level 3 if your bot or mid lane has hard CC already set up and the enemy is overextended. Contest enemy buffs ONLY when your lanes have priority — if they do not, trade camps on the opposite side, chip tower plates, and secure vision on the Tyrant pit. Dying for a buff invade with no lane backup is the most common jungler mistake on global ranked.