Every figure shows its source. Where a source is missing, the number is a placeholder — and it is never written as fact.

By GamGem ResearchLast updated 25 Sept 2026

Patch 7.3142 championsDerived sample

League of Legends: Wild Rift released 27 October 2020

Pick your role: the champions played most there, each a click from its build, runes and counters — and every figure says what it is.

Find a build

This patch

7.3

Figures
Derived sample
Queue
Ranked
Region
No public API
Updated
25 Sept 2026

Every rate is a derived sample, not a measurement — and every page behind this door says so beside it.

Pick your role

Full tier list →

Pick a role — the 5 champions picked most there open here, each a link to its page. Figures: Derived sample.

Everything — 11 of 11 built

Watch

Official images

  • League of Legends: Wild Rift, from the publisher's own gallery
  • League of Legends: Wild Rift, from the publisher's own gallery
  • League of Legends: Wild Rift, from the publisher's own gallery
  • League of Legends: Wild Rift, from the publisher's own gallery
  • League of Legends: Wild Rift, from the publisher's own gallery
  • League of Legends: Wild Rift, from the publisher's own gallery

Game data and media via IGDB · igdb.com

What patch 7.3 moved

15 steady · Summoner's Rift · patch 7.3 · Sample · No public API

Wild Rift on GamGem — common questions

What does GamGem cover for League of Legends: Wild Rift?

11 sections: Champions, Tier List, Counters, Draft, ARAM and Modes, and 5 more. Each one is a database rather than an article — you can filter it, compare rows inside it, and see which source every figure came from.

Which patch is this Wild Rift data from?

Everything on this hub describes patch 7.3. The version is printed on the page rather than assumed, because a figure from a previous one is not a slightly old figure — it describes a different game.

Are the Wild Rift win rates measured or estimated?

Sampled, and every page carrying one says so on its face. The publisher's official data feed does not include win rate, pick rate or tier, so those figures are derived and labelled as samples — we would rather show the label than print a number that looks counted and is not.

When was League of Legends: Wild Rift released?

27 October 2020. That is the date the studio itself published; where a game has no announced date, this site prints no date at all rather than an estimate.