LoL ARAM Tier List (Patch 25.16) | Best Champions Ranked

LoL ARAM Tier List Patch 25.16

Understanding The ARAM Meta

• Sustained Damage & Poke:The Howling Abyss is a war of attrition. Champions who can whittle down the enemy team's health from a safe distance are invaluable. The current meta heavily favors ability-based damage, and this is why marksmen and mages with powerful, low-cooldown abilities are dominating the win rate charts.
• Durability and Crowd Control:Every great team needs a frontline. Tanks like Maokai and Sion are consistently strong because they can absorb immense amounts of damage and provide game-changing crowd control to lock down enemies.
• Teamfight Impact:The best champions have ultimates or abilities that can win a fight instantly. A well-placed Morgana stun or Fiddlesticks ultimate can completely turn the tide of a 5v5 brawl.
• Accelerated Scaling & Burst:The fast pace of ARAM means that champions who scale well with items can reach their power spikes much faster. This includes both hyper-carries like Jinx and assassins who can quickly burst down key targets.

S+ Tier / God Tier

• Jhin, the Virtuoso (91.27%)- Jhin’s long-range poke, root setup, and high-damage ultimate make him nearly unstoppable in poke-heavy ARAM comps. His fourth shot chunking squishies is game-changing.
• Jinx, the Loose Cannon (88.00%)- With resets and AoE rockets, Jinx snowballs extremely fast. Her passive allows her to shred fights after just one takedown.
• Morgana, the Fallen (85.85%)- Black Shield provides unmatched utility, while her long-range Q snare can decide fights. Her ultimate’s AoE CC is devastating in clustered brawls.
• Caitlyn, the Sheriff of Piltover (85.36%)- Traps control choke points perfectly, while her long-range poke allows her to safely chip enemies down before fights.
• Lux, the Lady of Luminosity (84.79%)- Insane poke, AoE shielding, and a game-changing snare. Her ultimate often turns fights before they even begin.
• Varus, the Arrow of Retribution (84.18%)- With poke builds, he chunks enemies from afar. His ultimate adds valuable AoE lockdown for teamfight combos.
• Ashe, the Frost Archer (82.20%)- Reliable slows keep enemies from engaging, and her global ultimate provides instant picks and teamfight initiation.
• Ezreal, the Prodigal Explorer (81.29%)- His safe, high-damage poke with Q and long-range ultimate thrive in ARAM’s constant skirmishes. He’s hard to punish due to mobility.
• Miss Fortune, the Bounty Hunter (80.59%)- Her ultimate, Bullet Time, absolutely shreds grouped enemies on the narrow ARAM lane. Combine with CC setups for devastating wipes.
• Brand, the Burning Vengeance (78.96%)- Insane AoE damage and percent-health burn make Brand a nightmare. His passive spreads fire in grouped fights.
• Senna, the Redeemer (78.38%)- She scales infinitely, provides sustain through her Q, and her ultimate shields the whole team globally.
• Nidalee, the Bestial Huntress (77.60%)- Long-range spears poke enemies down, and her mobility allows her to dart in and out safely. Snowballs hard if she lands skillshots consistently.
• Thresh, the Chain Warden (76.68%)- Pick potential with hooks, peel with lantern, and massive frontline disruption. Perfect balance of utility and engage.
• Ahri, the Nine-Tailed Fox (72.82%)- Strong pick potential with Charm and great poke with Orb of Deception. Her mobility makes her slippery and hard to punish.
• Sivir, the Battle Mistress (70.72%)- Constant waveclear and her ultimate providing AoE movement speed are priceless for ARAM fights.
• Xayah, the Rebel (70.55%)- Excellent AoE damage with feathers, strong self-peel with her R, and safe DPS in teamfights.
• Lucian, the Purifier (69.16%)- His dashes and quick combos allow him to poke, kite, and burst effectively in the short ARAM lane.

S Tier / Strong Tier

• Mel, the Soul's Reflection (69.16)- A newer champion on the Rift, Mel thrives with her versatile kit that blends damage, sustain, and control. Her adaptability allows her to fit into almost any ARAM composition.
• Xerath, the Magus Ascendant (68.81)- Xerath’s long-range poke and zone control make him one of the most oppressive artillery mages in ARAM. His ultimate can decide fights before they even begin.
• Twitch, the Plague Rat (68.66)- With stealth engages and devastating AoE damage, Twitchthrives in cluttered ARAM fights. His Spray and Pray ultimate shreds grouped enemies.
• Kai’Sa, Daughter Of The Void (67.78)- Kai’Sa scales quickly in ARAM due to frequent skirmishes. Her mixed damage profile and high mobility let her clean up fights and chase kills.
• Blitzcrank, The Great Steam Golem (67.51)- Blitzcrank’s hook is a game-changing pick tool in the narrow ARAM map. One good grab can instantly swing a fight.
• Ziggs, The Hexplosives Expert (67.39)- Ziggs offers endless poke and waveclear, making him a nightmare to push against. His ultimate can zone entire teams off objectives.
• Vel’Koz, The Eye Of The Void (67.24) - Vel’Koz combines true damage disintegration with long-range harass. His laser ultimate dominates grouped enemies.
• Karma, The Enlightened One (66.47)- Karma provides poke, shielding, and speed-ups, making her a flexible support or mid mage. She’s perfect for both offense and sustain.
• Smolder, The Fiery Fledgling (65.33)- Smolder scales extremely well with ARAM farming. His long-range poke and teamfight presence become overwhelming later in the match.
• Seraphine, The Starry-Eyed Songstress (65.20)- Seraphine excels at AoE utility and sustain. Her ult can charm entire teams, making her one of the best enchanters in ARAM.
• Nami, The Tidecaller (64.96)- Nami brings healing, crowd control, and poke, all of which are invaluable in ARAM’s non-stop brawls. Her ultimate engages or disengages with ease.
• Veigar, The Tiny Master Of Evil (63.57)- With infinite AP scaling, Veigar becomes an unstoppable late-game threat in ARAM. His cage also provides unmatched zoning power.
• Twisted Fate, The Card Master (63.36)- TF’s long-range poke and reliable stuns keep enemies in check. He can provide consistent pressure with gold card picks.
• Nautilus, The Titan Of The Depths (63.28)- A true frontliner for ARAM. Nautilus’s crowd control chains can lock down key targets and start devastating fights.
• Sona, Maven Of The Strings (62.98)- Sona’s sustain, poke, and AoE ultimate make her an excellent enchanter. She excels at keeping her team topped up while chunking enemies down.
• Soraka, The Starchild (62.88)- Soraka provides some of the strongest sustain in ARAM, keeping her team alive through endless pokes and skirmishes.
• Vayne, The Night Hunter (62.60)- Vayne’s mobility and true damage make her a hypercarry in ARAM. If she survives the early game, she becomes unstoppable.
• Swain, The Noxian Grand General (62.29)- Swain thrives in extended teamfights, draining entire teams with his ultimate while pulling enemies into his grasp.
• Malphite, Shard Of The Monolith (62.14)- Malphite is a tank with burst engage. His unstoppable ultimate remains one of the best initiations in ARAM.
• Zyra, Rise Of The Thorns (62.05)- Zyra’splant poke and AoE control make her oppressive in narrow ARAM lanes. Her root and ultimate are huge zoning tools.
• Hwei, the Visionary (61.65)-As one of League’s most versatile champions, Hwei can provide poke, utility, or engage, making him unpredictable and effective in ARAM.
• Malzahar, the Prophet of the Void (61.45)- Malzahar’s silence and suppress make him a great anti-carry tool. His voidlings also deal steady damage in fights.
• Viktor, the Herald of the Arcane (61.35)- Viktor brings scaling AoE damage and zoning. His upgraded gravity field and lasers control the battlefield perfectly.
• Yasuo, the Unforgiven (61.28)- Yasuo shines in ARAM when paired with knock-ups. With constant fighting, he scales quickly into a dueling and AoE menace.
• Janna, the Storm’s Fury (61.08)- Janna offers peel, shields, and disengage, making her one of the best counters to dive-heavy ARAM comps.

A Tier / Good Tier

• Tristana, the Yordle Gunner (60.87)- Explosive scaling hyper-carry with resets on kills. Great for long poke fights but squishy if caught.
• Zed, the Master of Shadows (60.69)- Lethal assassin who thrives on picking off squishies. Loses value against tanks and peel-heavy comps.
• Maokai, the Twisted Treant (60.35)- One of the most reliable frontline initiators with high CC and sapling poke that thrives in ARAM’s narrow map.
• Milio, the Gentle Flame (60.30)- Milio, provides insane healing and buffs. His cleanse ultimate makes him a great answer to heavy CC teams.
• Kayle, the Righteous (59.40)- Weak early but terrifying late-game carry. Safe scaling in ARAM due to constant teamfights.
• Cho'Gath, the Terror of the Void (59.36)- Tanky, disruptive frontline with true damage ult. Hard to kill and scales infinitely with feast stacks.
• Galio, the Colossus (58.59)- AoE taunt and strong waveclear. Provides magic resistance and utility for his team.
• Yuumi, the Magical Cat (58.44)- Controversial but strong. Infinite sustain, mobility with attachments, and late-game scaling.
• Sett, the Boss (58.27)- Durable bruiser with crowd control and a fight-turning ultimate. Excellent in brawls.
• Kog’Maw, the Mouth of the Abyss (57.57)- Long-range poke and insane DPS, but extremely vulnerable without peel.
• Jayce, the Defender of Tomorrow (57.11)- Flexible poke and burst damage. Can shred squishies before fights even begin.
• Samira, the Desert Rose (56.49)- Relies on resets and coordinated engages. Can snowball quickly in chaotic ARAM fights.
• Lulu, the Fae Sorceress (56.28)- A support enchanter who enables carries. Shields and polymorphs make her vital in protecting hyper-carries.
• Gangplank, the Saltwater Scourge (55.84)- Barrel combos provide devastating AoE. His global ultimate impacts fights from anywhere.
• Neeko, the Curious Chameleon (55.81)- Trickster mage with high AoE engage. Can turn fights with a perfectly placed ult.
• Aurora, the Witch Between Worlds (55.80)- Consistent poke damage with illusion mechanics that confuse enemies. Strong sustain pressure.
• Yunara, the Unbroken Faith (55.64)- Newer champion bringing high durability and frontline presence with faith-driven CC tools.
• Orianna, the Lady of Clockwork (55.20)- AoE shockwave is always game-changing. Scales well in poke and teamfight-heavy ARAM.
• Zoe, the Aspect of Twilight (54.84)- Annoying poke mage with long-range bubbles. Can one-shot squishies from safe distances.
• Lee Sin, the Blind Monk (54.82)- Playmaking jungler adapted well to ARAM. Still strong due to mobility and execution ult.
• Aphelios, the Weapon of the Faithful (54.74)- Complex kit but versatile damage output. With peel, he becomes a late-game beast.
• Teemo, the Swift Scout (53.28)- Mushroom traps dominate choke points. His blind makes him surprisingly effective against ADCs.
• Rumble, the Mechanized Menace (53.23)- Equalizer ultimate destroys clustered enemies in narrow ARAM lanes.
• Pantheon, the Unbreakable Spear (52.91)- Point-and-click stun with consistent damage. Falls off late but strong early-mid game.
• Karthus, the Deathsinger (52.48)- Death Defied passive ensures damage even when dead. Global ult can decide teamfights.
• Pyke, the Bloodharbor Ripper (51.89)- Slippery assassin with reset ult gold sharing. Perfect for aggressive comps.
• Syndra, the Dark Sovereign (51.84)- Reliable long-range burst mage. Ult deletes squishy targets.
• Aurelion Sol, the Star Forger (51.71)- Scales into a high-damage AoE monster. Zone control is strong in ARAM.
• Ryze, the Rune Mage (51.63)- Damage and tankiness hybrid. Great waveclear but requires skill.
• Braum, the Heart of the Freljord (51.19)- Strong peel and team protection. His passive stun helps allies lock down enemies.
• Sion, the Undead Juggernaut (51.13)- Tanky frontline with disruptive engage. Can still contribute post-death with zombie form.
• Shen, the Eye of Twilight (51.08)- Defensive tank with strong taunt. His shield and ult keep carries alive.
• Fiddlesticks, the Ancient Fear (50.89)- Terrifying ambush engage with Crowstorm. Strong in fog-of-war setups.
• Gragas, the Rabble Rouser (50.77)- Flexible disruptor with poke and peel. His explosive cask is fight-changing.
• Dr. Mundo, the Madman of Zaun (50.66)- Durable frontline with healing and poke-cleansing passive. Hard to kill without anti-heal.
• Jax, Grandmaster at Arms (50.28)- Duelist who scales well into late fights. Struggles vs heavy CC but strong against autos.
• Leona, the Radiant Dawn (50.26)- Reliable engage support. Locks down priority targets with chain CC.
• Anivia, the Cryophoenix (49.87)- Zone control with her wall and ult. Difficult to kill due to passive egg revive.
• Shaco, the Demon Jester (49.77)- Trickster assassin who thrives on misdirection and surprise damage.
• Yone, the Unforgotten (49.73)- High mobility and AoE ult. Can carry fights but risky into CC-heavy comps.
• Renata Glasc, the Chem-Baroness (49.42)- Anti-carry support with her Bailout and teamfight-turning hostile takeover ult.
• Graves, the Outlaw (49.32)- Durable ADC with strong burst. Shorter range makes him harder to play in poke-heavy comps.
• Annie, the Dark Child (49.21)- Reliable AoE stun and Tibbers summon. Great for wombo combo setups.

B Tier / Fair Tier

Bruisers And Juggernauts

• Gnar, the Missing Link (49.20%)- Offers great poke in mini form and strong initiation in mega form, but his transformations are timing-dependent.
• Mordekaiser, the Iron Revenant (49.00%)- Strong 1v1 ultimates but struggles against heavy poke and mobility.
• Darius, the Hand of Noxus (48.93%)- Can dominate extended fights if he reaches his reset point, but easily kited.
• Irelia, the Blade Dancer (47.93%)- Snowballs hard with resets, though poke-heavy comps keep her down.
• Aatrox, the Darkin Blade (47.79%)- Sustains well in fights but vulnerable to CC chains.
• Wukong, the Monkey King (47.31%)- Solid engage and AoE ult, but lacks damage without strong follow-up.
• Jarvan IV, the Exemplar of Demacia (46.70%)- Reliable engage tool, though countered by mobility and poke.
• Amumu, the Sad Mummy (46.39%)- Classic teamfight initiator, great ult, but limited outside of it.
• Poppy, Keeper of the Hammer (45.76%)- Strong peel and CC but lower impact compared to other tanks.
• Garen, the Might of Demacia (44.55%)- Durable and simple, yet falls off if kited.
• Tahm Kench, the River King (44.07%)- Useful for saving allies but offers little damage.
• Alistar, the Minotaur (43.88%)- Great CC chain, but damage contribution is low.
• Singed, the Mad Chemist (43.51%)- Can disrupt fights but easily shut down if focused.
• Rell, the Iron Maiden (42.67%)- Brings hard engage, though struggles with low durability after diving.
• Nasus, the Curator of the Sands (39.62%)- Scales slowly, rarely reaches full potential in ARAM.
• Briar, the Restrained Hunger (39.40%)- Unpredictable and risky to play in poke-heavy comps.

Mages And Artillery

• Vex, the Gloomist (48.10%)- Solid anti-dash kit but limited range poke.
• Lissandra, the Ice Witch (48.04%)- Brings CC and utility, yet lacks strong sustained damage.
• Corki, the Daring Bombardier (47.72%)- Long-range poke, but item-reliant.
• Sylas, the Unshackled (47.11%)- Ult-stealing is valuable, but inconsistent impact.
• Heimerdinger, the Revered Inventor (45.65%)- Strong turret zones but immobile and easily bursted.
• Kindred, the Eternal Hunters (44.93%)- Ult can clutch fights, though low consistent damage in ARAM.
• Taliyah, the Stoneweaver (44.84%)- Decent poke and utility but hard to land full combos.
• LeBlanc, the Deceiver (44.37%)- Great burst potential but falls off in teamfights.
• Viego, the Ruined King (43.83%)- Reset-dependent, struggles without cleanup opportunities.
• Ekko, the Boy Who Shattered Time (42.36%)- Mobile assassin with sustain, but risky against grouped enemies.
• Vladimir, the Crimson Reaper (42.07%)- Scales well but needs time and items, vulnerable early.
• Kennen, the Heart of the Tempest (41.63%)- AoE ult is powerful but telegraphed and risky.
• Fizz, the Tidal Trickster (41.05%)- Hard to reach targets through poke walls.
• Lillia, the Bashful Bloom (41.05%)- Good mobility but struggles to land damage consistently.
• Bard, the Wandering Caretaker (40.81%)- Utility-focused, ultimate can win or throw fights.
• Katarina, the Sinister Blade (40.57%)- Can snowball fights with resets but easily interrupted.
• Diana, Scorn of the Moon (40.08%)- AoE engage is strong but risky without follow-up.
• Azir, the Emperor of the Sands (43.38%)- High skill cap with poke, but difficult to play optimally in ARAM.

Marksmen

• Zeri, the Spark of Zaun (48.63%)- Slippery with scaling DPS, but weak poke damage early.
• Kalista, the Spear of Vengeance (43.20%)- Kite potential is strong, but hard to execute without space.
• Akshan, the Rogue Sentinel (39.01%)- Has mobility and revive utility, but underwhelming DPS in ARAM.
• Draven, the Glorious Executioner (38.83%)- High damage if snowballed, otherwise very fragile.

Unique Picks

• Ivern, the Green Father (48.43%)- Brings shielding and Daisy, but lacks direct damage.
• Zilean, the Chronokeeper (46.36%)- Strong ult utility, though offers little burst.
• Ambessa, Matriarch of War (39.82%)- Newer champion, still niche, struggles to impact consistently.

C Tier / Weak Tier

• Nilah, the Joy Unbound (38.56)- Nilah thrives in coordinated teamfights but suffers on ARAM’s single-lane map. Without proper peel or initiation, she struggles to close gaps against poke-heavy comps.
• Xin Zhao, the Seneschal of Demacia (38.43)- While strong in early duels, Xin Zhao’s engage range is limited. ARAM’s poke-heavy meta makes it difficult for him to reach backline carries.
• Bel’Veth, the Empress of the Void (38.31)- Bel’Veth’s scaling relies on farming and extended fights. ARAM denies her scaling potential, leaving her weaker than most juggernauts.
• Trundle, the Troll King (38.01)- Trundle shines against tank-heavy comps, but ARAM often features squishy poke champions. His lack of mobility and ranged presence makes him predictable.
• Taric, the Shield of Valoran (37.92)- Taric’s sustain and ultimate are strong tools, but his short range and reliance on extended trades limit his impact in poke-dominated games.
• Riven, the Exile (37.56)- Riven can carry with resets, but ARAM’s clustered teamfights and lack of space hinder her combos. She often gets zoned out before engaging.
• Udyr, the Spirit Walker (37.37)- Despite recent updates, Udyr suffers in ARAM due to his melee nature and lack of ranged threat. He’s too kiteable without consistent flanks.
• Rek’Sai, the Void Burrower (37.20)- Rek’Sai’s strengths lie in ambushes and jungle control. On ARAM’s open lane, her tunnel mobility is less effective and predictable.
• Renekton, the Butcher of the Sands (37.03)- Renekton’s early burst is decent, but his short range and poor scaling mean he quickly falls off against poke and sustain.
• Yorick, Shepherd of Souls (36.98)- Yorick excels at split pushing, a strategy nonexistent in ARAM. His kit lacks the utility and poke to be impactful in team brawls.
• Qiyana, Empress of the Elements (36.71)- Qiyana can snowball off assassinations, but ARAM’s vision and constant grouping make it difficult for her to land lethal combos.
• Tryndamere, the Barbarian King (35.63)- Tryndamere needs side lanes and scaling time. In ARAM, his all-in style is easily countered by CC chains and poke damage.
• Kha’Zix, The Voidreaver (35.59)- Without isolation, Kha’Zix loses his primary burst advantage. Constant grouping denies him the ability to assassinate efficiently.
• Illaoi, the Kraken Priestess (34.92)- Her ultimate can be game-changing, but Illaoi is easily kited in ARAM. Without lane control, she struggles to land tentacle harass.
• Rakan, the Charmer (33.72)- Rakan’s engage is solid, but without proper follow-up, he’s punished heavily. His poke and sustain are negligible compared to other supports.
• Volibear, the Relentless Storm (33.67)- While tanky, Volibear lacks the gap-closing tools needed to survive against poke comps. His utility is overshadowed by other tanks.
• Cassiopeia, the Serpent’s Embrace (33.38)- Cassiopeia struggles without mana regeneration items and space to kite. ARAM’s constant pressure makes it hard for her to scale.
• Akali, the Rogue Assassin (31.99)- Akali thrives in flanking scenarios, which ARAM rarely allows. Without brush and roaming, she becomes predictable and countered by grouped CC.
• Kled, the Cantankerous Cavalier (31.88)- Kled’s engage potential is strong, but in ARAM, his kit struggles against peel-heavy comps. His lack of ranged presence is a big drawback.
• Nunu & Willump, the Boy and His Yeti (31.64)- Nunu’s snowball initiation can be impactful, but in ARAM, it’s easier to dodge. Outside of engage, his kit feels underwhelming.
• Talon, the Blade’s Shadow (31.52)- Talon relies on mobility and flanking through terrain. ARAM’s straight lane denies him opportunities to capitalize on his assassin kit.
• Sejuani, Fury of the North (31.01)- Her ultimate provides CC, but Sejuani’s melee reliance and lack of sustained damage put her at a disadvantage in poke-heavy fights.
• Urgot, the Dreadnought (30.60)- Urgot’s close-range dominance is hard to achieve in ARAM. Without space to kite enemies into his passive, he struggles to deal consistent DPS.
• Olaf, the Berserker (30.39)- Olaf’s all-in kit is punished heavily in ARAM. While his Ragnarok can block CC, he gets melted by concentrated poke before reaching carries.
• Warwick, the Uncaged Wrath of Zaun (29.95)- Warwick thrives in duels and skirmishes but lacks impact in large, poke-oriented teamfights. His engage is predictable and countered by range.

D Tier / Bad Tier

• Zac, the Secret Weapon (29.12%) - Zac’s kit offers tankiness and disruption, but his effectiveness drops in this mode due to low damage scaling. He can stall fights with crowd control, but lacks consistent kill pressure against high-damage champions.
• Quinn, Demacia's Wings (28.79%)- Quinn’s mobility and map presence are wasted in this environment. Her single-target damage can feel threatening early, but she falls off fast and struggles in drawn-out fights.
• Camille, the Steel Shadow(28.76%)- Camille thrives in 1v1 skirmishes, but her ultimate and mobility are harder to maximize here. Without the split-push value, she ends up outclassed by bruisers with better sustain and scaling.
• Kayn, the Shadow Reaper (28.03%)- Kayn requires time and form transformation to reach his peak. In this fast-paced format, he often doesn’t scale quickly enough, making him underwhelming compared to other assassins and fighters.
• Rammus, the Armordillo (27.36%)- Rammus can shut down auto-attackers, but he’s predictable and struggles against ranged or magic-heavy comps. His engage is strong, yet his damage output is negligible in this tier.
• Naafiri, the Hound of a Hundred Bites (26.63%)- Naafiri’s assassin burst is toned down in this mode, as her simple kit lacks scaling tools. Once her initial engage is countered, she becomes an easy target.
• Kassadin, the Void Walker (26.61%)- Kassadin usually dominates scaling modes, but here he rarely reaches his late-game potential. His early weakness and reliance on items keep him at the bottom.
• Skarner, the Primordial Sovereign (26.60%)- Even with his rework, Skarner’s impact is limited. His engage is useful, but his damage and mobility are underwhelming, leaving him behind other tanks.
• Evelynn, Agony's Embrace (26.52%)- Evelynn suffers heavily here. Without room to farm and scale into her AP burst, she’s fragile and lacks the reliability assassins need in this setting.
• Vi, the Piltover Enforcer (26.15%)- Vi’s point-and-click ultimate is nice for lockdown, but she falls apart after the initial engage. Without backup or scaling damage, she’s easy to kite and burst down.
• Gwen, The Hallowed Seamstress (26.10%)- Gwen’s Damage Is Dangerous In The Right Scenario, But Her Need For Extended Trades And Item Scaling Makes Her A Poor Fit Here. She Can’t Reach Her True Potential Before Being Outclassed.
• Elise, The Spider Queen (25.88%)- Elise’s strong early pressure doesn’t translate well in this mode. She falls off incredibly hard once her burst fails to secure kills, leaving her ineffective later on.
• K’Sante, The Pride Of Nazumah (25.81%)- K’Sante is tanky but lacks consistent damage output. His skill expression is limited in this format, making him feel clunky compared to simpler and more reliable champions.
• Fiora, The Grand Duelist (25.50%)- Fiora should thrive in duels, but here she struggles to fully use her kit. Her reliance on precision and scaling leaves her behind champions who bring raw damage and sustain.
• Nocturne, The Eternal Nightmare (24.85%)- Nocturne’s ultimate is wasted in this setting. His burst is unreliable against tanks, and without map-wide pressure, he loses much of what makes him a strong pick elsewhere.
• Shyvana, The Half-Dragon (23.71%)- Shyvana requires farming and scaling to shine. Here, she feels sluggish and underpowered, unable to reach her devastating late-game dragon form in time.
• Hecarim, The Shadow Of War (22.44%)- Hecarim thrives on mobility and extended engages. In this tight, fast-paced mode, his kit feels incomplete, and he’s easily shut down before ramping up.
• Rengar, The Pridestalker (21.99%)- Rengar’s burst is dangerous on paper, but he lacks consistency here. Without bushes to leap from and with limited scaling, he becomes predictable and falls off fast.

Mastering ARAM: Strategies And Builds For Every Game

• Build Adaptations:In ARAM, prioritize items that enhance teamfighting and sustainability. Don't be afraid to build a tank item on a mage or an anti-heal item like Morellonomicon if the enemy team has a lot of healing. Champions like Varus, for example, have seen a massive win rate spike with a poke-focused Lethality build over traditional on-hit builds.
• Aram-Specific Items: The Howling Abyss also has its own unique items! Keep an eye out for powerful choices like Guardian's Horn and Poro-Snax in your item shop to gain an edge. For more specific builds, you can reference a dedicated lol support items tier listto find what works best.
• Rerolls & Team Composition:Don't be afraid to use rerolls to build a more balanced team. A good team composition often includes a mix of poke, a tank, and a source of sustain.

Faqs

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Final Thoughts