Rank champions by position: Top, jungle, mid, ADC and support do not compete on the same board.
No matching champions.
Drag the characters from the pool into the S, A, B, C, D, F rows above. S means the strongest or a favorite and F the weakest; the ranking depends entirely on your meta and play style. When you are done, save the image with Download PNG and share your list with Copy link.
The list is kept up to date with 172 champions; new champions drop into the pool automatically. Drag and drop works with your finger on mobile too.
In League of Legends you cannot think about power without the position. A champion that is perfect in the jungle can be average in a lane, and one that shines as a support may be useless in mid. The best method is to pick the position you play first and rank within it.
Keep the champion class in mind as well: Fighters hold the front line, assassins hunt the back line, marksmen deal steady damage, mages carry burst damage and tanks keep the team standing. The pool holds the current champion roster and refreshes as new champions are added.
The meta moves with each patch, yes. So a list is not a frozen truth but a snapshot of your picks on that day. Save the link and you can compare patches.
Champions with few mechanics and high durability soften the learning curve. Learning three or four champions in a single position first is faster than spreading yourself across the whole roster.
