Jayce ARAM Mayhem Build & Best Augments

Morgana T1

Tier

T1

Rank

#32

Win Rate

52.56%

Pick Rate

1.14%

Morgana is a control mage-support who wins ARAM: Mayhem by catching one target, protecting the right ally, and making tight spaces miserable for the enemy team. Her signature pattern is simple: land a binding, drop her damage zone under the trapped target, then use her spell shield to block the counter-engage or protect whoever is stepping forward. In Mayhem, fights break out faster and augments can make engages much harder to read, so Morgana is strongest when she plays patiently instead of fishing nonstop. Hold key choke points, punish enemies who walk too straight, and save your shield for the spell that actually starts the fight. If you miss your catch tool, back up and reset; if you land it, your team gets a clean window to burst, follow up, or force the enemy frontline to retreat. View champion guide

Yasuo T2

Tier

T2

Rank

#35

Win Rate

52.16%

Pick Rate

0.70%

Yasuo the Unforgiven is a mobile melee carry who turns knock-ups, dashes, and fast skirmishes into lethal all-ins. His job is to weave through the frontline, stack pressure with repeated strikes, and punish any enemy who gets lifted or caught too close.In ARAM: Mayhem, Yasuo gets more chances to fight because teams are packed into one lane and engages happen constantly. That helps his signature pattern: wait for a knock-up, dash in, burst the target, then keep moving before the enemy team can lock him down. He is exciting but risky. If he dives without a setup or burns his mobility into crowd control, he can disappear fast.Pick Yasuo when your team has reliable knock-ups or enough frontline to start fights for him. Play patiently when they do not. Let enemies waste key control tools first, then enter from an angle and clean up the fight. View champion guide

Leona T2

Tier

T2

Rank

#37

Win Rate

51.64%

Pick Rate

0.65%

Leona is a hard-engage tank who starts fights, locks one target in place, and gives her team a clear signal to go in. Her basic pattern is simple: find an angle, land the engage, chain her stun and ultimate, then stand in front while allies finish the target. In ARAM: Mayhem, Leona’s job gets even more direct. Fights happen often, damage comes fast, and augments can make both teams much harder to predict. She shines when your team can follow her first move, but she is punished if she dives too early or picks a target her allies cannot reach. Play her like a trigger, not a solo carry: wait for a real opening, force the fight, then keep the enemy backline or diver under control. View champion guide

Sona T2

Tier

T2

Rank

#38

Win Rate

52.11%

Pick Rate

0.55%

Sona is a backline enchanter who wins by staying near her team, cycling auras, and turning messy fights into clean chases or retreats. Her basic pattern is simple: poke when enemies step up, keep allies topped off between trades, speed the group into good angles, then use her big crowd-control moment when several enemies commit too far.In ARAM: Mayhem, Sona feels stronger when fights happen around your whole team instead of in scattered duels. The mode is faster and more explosive, so positioning matters even more: stand close enough to empower allies, but far enough back that divers have to spend real tools to reach you. Augments can push her toward heavier shielding and healing, safer utility, or more aggressive poke, but her job stays the same. Keep the team moving, punish overcommits, and make every extended fight worse for the enemy. View champion guide

Hecarim T2

Tier

T2

Rank

#51

Win Rate

51.43%

Pick Rate

0.39%

Hecarim is a fast melee diver who turns movement into threat. He wants to hit from an angle, crash into the backline, and keep fighting while enemies are displaced or forced to run. His basic pattern is simple: build speed, commit hard, sweep through targets, then use the chaos to either finish a carry or pull back before the enemy team can focus him down. In ARAM: Mayhem, Hecarim gets more chances to start fights because the map is narrow and teams group constantly. That also means bad engages get punished fast. Look for moments when an enemy carry steps too far forward, your team can follow, or Snowball gives you a clean entry. If you charge in alone with no backup, Hecarim can disappear before his sustain and disruption matter. Pick Hecarim when your team needs an aggressive frontliner who can force action instead of waiting forever. He is easiest to play when you track enemy crowd control, enter from the side, and keep moving after the first hit. In Mayhem, his best games feel relentless: one good engage breaks the formation, and Hecarim runs the fight down before the enemy team can reset. View champion guide

Zed T3

Tier

T3

Rank

#52

Win Rate

50.26%

Pick Rate

0.75%

Zed is a mobile AD assassin who looks for isolated or softened targets, marks them with his shadows, then snaps back out before the enemy team can punish him. His signature pattern is simple to understand: poke with shadow angles, wait for a key cooldown to miss, dive the carry, and use the return shadow to escape or dodge retaliation.In ARAM: Mayhem, Zed gets more chances to fight because teams clash constantly and targets are often already low. He is still not a frontliner, so patience matters. Use the chaos to hide your engage, punish squishy champions who step past their team, and avoid diving into layered crowd control unless you have a clear way back out. View champion guide

Leona T2

Tier

T2

Rank

#37

Win Rate

51.64%

Pick Rate

0.65%

Leona is a hard-engage tank who starts fights, locks one target in place, and gives her team a clear signal to go in. Her basic pattern is simple: find an angle, land the engage, chain her stun and ultimate, then stand in front while allies finish the target. In ARAM: Mayhem, Leona’s job gets even more direct. Fights happen often, damage comes fast, and augments can make both teams much harder to predict. She shines when your team can follow her first move, but she is punished if she dives too early or picks a target her allies cannot reach. Play her like a trigger, not a solo carry: wait for a real opening, force the fight, then keep the enemy backline or diver under control. View champion guide

Ornn T3

Tier

T3

Rank

#85

Win Rate

49.54%

Pick Rate

0.57%

Ornn is a frontline tank who starts fights, soaks pressure, and turns narrow bridge space into a trap. His signature pattern is simple: slow the enemy approach, look for a knock-up angle, then punish anyone who stays too close after the engage. In ARAM: Mayhem, Ornn likes the constant brawling because teams group often and terrain pressure matters more. He is not a fast poke champion, so play around clean engages, follow-up crowd control, and durable builds that let you survive the first burst. If your team needs someone to walk forward first, Ornn is usually happy to take that job. View champion guide

Jayce T5

Tier

T5

Rank

#143

Win Rate

46.60%

Pick Rate

0.79%

Jayce the Defender of Tomorrow Jayce is a ranged AD caster who dominates lanes through poke, disengage, and burst. He swaps between a ranged Mercury Cannon for harassment and a melee Mercury Hammer for all-ins. In ARAM: Mayhem, his already strong poke becomes oppressive, and his disengage tools shine against constant engage attempts. He plays as a mid-range bully. You sit on the edge of fights, chunking targets with Shock Blast through Acceleration Gates, then swapping to hammer form to execute or peel. The play pattern is simple: poke until they're low, then dive. If they dive you, knock them back and reposition. Mayhem's faster pacing and increased resource generation let him spam abilities more freely. Gate cooldowns come up faster, letting him maintain speed buffs and damage amplification nearly permanently. His burst window is shorter, and his disengage is more reliable when fights start instantly and often. He fits best in poke or siege comps. He struggles against hard engage if he misses his knockback or gets burst down before swapping forms. Positioning matters more than mechanics—stay at max range, use Gate to zone or speed up allies, and only go melee when you have a clean kill or need to peel. View champion guide

Zed T3

Tier

T3

Rank

#52

Win Rate

50.26%

Pick Rate

0.75%

Zed is a mobile AD assassin who looks for isolated or softened targets, marks them with his shadows, then snaps back out before the enemy team can punish him. His signature pattern is simple to understand: poke with shadow angles, wait for a key cooldown to miss, dive the carry, and use the return shadow to escape or dodge retaliation.In ARAM: Mayhem, Zed gets more chances to fight because teams clash constantly and targets are often already low. He is still not a frontliner, so patience matters. Use the chaos to hide your engage, punish squishy champions who step past their team, and avoid diving into layered crowd control unless you have a clear way back out. View champion guide

Orianna T3

Tier

T3

Rank

#80

Win Rate

50.28%

Pick Rate

0.51%

Orianna is a control mage who fights through the Ball, shaping space instead of simply throwing spells forward. Her job is to shield or attach to an ally, punish enemies who walk into the Ball’s zone, and turn grouped fights with a well-timed combo. In ARAM: Mayhem, fights break out faster and teams collide more often, so Orianna gets more chances to find multi-target impact. She is strongest when she plays behind a durable engager or fast diver, moves the Ball onto them before the fight starts, and waits for enemies to stack too closely. If she throws the Ball too early or stands too far forward, mobile champions can punish her before her setup matters. Pick Orianna when your team wants steady poke, shielding, wave control, and a big teamfight follow-up. Play patiently, track where the Ball is, and make enemies choose between backing away from its threat or eating the fight-changing pull. View champion guide

Talon T3

Tier

T3

Rank

#86

Win Rate

49.81%

Pick Rate

0.44%

Talon the Blade's Shadow Talon is a physical burst assassin who wants to appear from an angle, kill a fragile target fast, and leave before the enemy team can lock him down. His signature pattern is simple: look for a softened carry, enter from fog or terrain, dump damage in a short window, then use his mobility and stealth timing to escape or reposition. In ARAM: Mayhem, Talon plays more like a high-speed pick threat than a slow flanker. Fights start often, targets are usually grouped, and random power spikes can make both his burst and his risk much sharper. He is easy to understand but punishing to mistime: go in after key crowd control is used, not when the whole enemy team is still waiting to peel. View champion guide

Jayce T5

Tier

T5

Rank

#143

Win Rate

46.60%

Pick Rate

0.79%

Jayce the Defender of Tomorrow Jayce is a ranged AD caster who dominates lanes through poke, disengage, and burst. He swaps between a ranged Mercury Cannon for harassment and a melee Mercury Hammer for all-ins. In ARAM: Mayhem, his already strong poke becomes oppressive, and his disengage tools shine against constant engage attempts. He plays as a mid-range bully. You sit on the edge of fights, chunking targets with Shock Blast through Acceleration Gates, then swapping to hammer form to execute or peel. The play pattern is simple: poke until they're low, then dive. If they dive you, knock them back and reposition. Mayhem's faster pacing and increased resource generation let him spam abilities more freely. Gate cooldowns come up faster, letting him maintain speed buffs and damage amplification nearly permanently. His burst window is shorter, and his disengage is more reliable when fights start instantly and often. He fits best in poke or siege comps. He struggles against hard engage if he misses his knockback or gets burst down before swapping forms. Positioning matters more than mechanics—stay at max range, use Gate to zone or speed up allies, and only go melee when you have a clean kill or need to peel. View champion guide

Morgana T1

Tier

T1

Rank

#32

Win Rate

52.56%

Pick Rate

1.14%

Morgana is a control mage-support who wins ARAM: Mayhem by catching one target, protecting the right ally, and making tight spaces miserable for the enemy team. Her signature pattern is simple: land a binding, drop her damage zone under the trapped target, then use her spell shield to block the counter-engage or protect whoever is stepping forward. In Mayhem, fights break out faster and augments can make engages much harder to read, so Morgana is strongest when she plays patiently instead of fishing nonstop. Hold key choke points, punish enemies who walk too straight, and save your shield for the spell that actually starts the fight. If you miss your catch tool, back up and reset; if you land it, your team gets a clean window to burst, follow up, or force the enemy frontline to retreat. View champion guide

Nautilus T3

Tier

T3

Rank

#73

Win Rate

50.39%

Pick Rate

0.83%

Nautilus is a frontline engage tank who turns one good catch into a full team fight. His identity is simple: walk up with threat, hook the target that steps too far forward, then layer crowd control so your carries can finish the job. His signature pattern is hook, lock down, and stand in the way. If an enemy carry mispositions, Nautilus can start the fight immediately. If your team is being dived, he can peel just as well by anchoring himself between the threat and his backline. In ARAM: Mayhem, the constant brawling makes Nautilus feel very natural. There is less time to play slow lane games and more value in forcing clean all-ins, protecting damaged allies, and punishing anyone who uses mobility too early. He is entry-level friendly because his job is clear, but good Nautilus players win by choosing the right target instead of throwing every hook on cooldown. View champion guide

Sivir T3

Tier

T3

Rank

#78

Win Rate

50.30%

Pick Rate

0.72%

Sivir is a backline marksman built around safe waveclear, bouncing damage, and teamwide engage speed. She is not the longest-range carry, so her usual pattern is simple: clear the wave, tag clustered enemies with ricochets, block one key spell with her shield, then help the team sprint into a winning fight. In ARAM: Mayhem, Sivir feels more explosive because fights happen often and augments can sharpen her best habits: constant lane pressure, repeated poke through grouped targets, or faster cleanup once a fight breaks open. She is easy to start with, but she still needs discipline. If you waste your spell shield or stand too far forward, divers and hard engage can punish her quickly. Pick Sivir when your team wants a steady physical damage carry who can control minion waves and turn small openings into full-team chases. Play around your frontline, hit whoever is safe, and use your ultimate to start a clean engage or rescue a messy retreat. View champion guide

Rammus T3

Tier

T3

Rank

#101

Win Rate

49.44%

Pick Rate

0.37%

Rammus is a tanky engage champion who turns armor and momentum into pressure. He wants to roll in, force a bad fight, and punish enemies that rely on basic attacks. His signature pattern is simple: find an angle, start the fight with speed, lock down a key target, then survive long enough for his team to collapse. In ARAM: Mayhem, Rammus benefits from the constant fighting and narrow lane, because enemies have less room to dodge his approach or ignore his engage. He is easy to understand but still needs timing. If he rolls in before allies can follow, he gets kited and burned down. If he waits for a clumped enemy, a missed skill, or a carry stepping too far forward, he can start a fight that is very hard to reset. View champion guide

Malphite T4

Tier

T4

Rank

#127

Win Rate

47.50%

Pick Rate

0.92%

Malphite – Shard of the Monolith Malphite is a tanky engage champion built around one devastating combo: Unstoppable Force into everything else. His identity is simple—he runs at you, becomes impossible to kill, and turns teamfights with a single well-timed ultimate. In standard modes, he's known as "the press R to win champion," and that reputation follows him into ARAM. What changes in ARAM: Mayhem is how often he gets to do it. The accelerated gold and experience means Malphite hits his power spikes faster and stays relevant longer. He's not stuck farming for twenty minutes waiting for a chance to flash-ult. Instead, he's constantly looking for angles, constantly threatening the engage, and constantly forcing the enemy team to respect his cooldown. The single-lane format actually helps him—there's nowhere to run when a giant rock monster crashes through your entire backline. His role is frontline disruptor. He soaks damage, peels for carries, and creates openings with Ground Slam and Unstoppable Force. He doesn't deal massive sustained damage, but he doesn't need to. One good ultimate can set up his entire team to clean up a fight. The trade-off is that when his ultimate is down, he's much less threatening. Smart enemies will track that cooldown and play aggressively when they know he can't engage. Mayhem's faster pacing also means Malphite has to be more decisive. He can't afford to sit back and wait for the perfect engage forever—the game moves too quickly. He needs to recognize when a good opportunity becomes a great one, commit fully, and trust his team to follow up. Passive play loses games in this mode, even on a tank. View champion guide

Jayce T5

Tier

T5

Rank

#143

Win Rate

46.60%

Pick Rate

0.79%

Jayce the Defender of Tomorrow Jayce is a ranged AD caster who dominates lanes through poke, disengage, and burst. He swaps between a ranged Mercury Cannon for harassment and a melee Mercury Hammer for all-ins. In ARAM: Mayhem, his already strong poke becomes oppressive, and his disengage tools shine against constant engage attempts. He plays as a mid-range bully. You sit on the edge of fights, chunking targets with Shock Blast through Acceleration Gates, then swapping to hammer form to execute or peel. The play pattern is simple: poke until they're low, then dive. If they dive you, knock them back and reposition. Mayhem's faster pacing and increased resource generation let him spam abilities more freely. Gate cooldowns come up faster, letting him maintain speed buffs and damage amplification nearly permanently. His burst window is shorter, and his disengage is more reliable when fights start instantly and often. He fits best in poke or siege comps. He struggles against hard engage if he misses his knockback or gets burst down before swapping forms. Positioning matters more than mechanics—stay at max range, use Gate to zone or speed up allies, and only go melee when you have a clean kill or need to peel. View champion guide

Sona T2

Tier

T2

Rank

#38

Win Rate

52.11%

Pick Rate

0.55%

Sona is a backline enchanter who wins by staying near her team, cycling auras, and turning messy fights into clean chases or retreats. Her basic pattern is simple: poke when enemies step up, keep allies topped off between trades, speed the group into good angles, then use her big crowd-control moment when several enemies commit too far.In ARAM: Mayhem, Sona feels stronger when fights happen around your whole team instead of in scattered duels. The mode is faster and more explosive, so positioning matters even more: stand close enough to empower allies, but far enough back that divers have to spend real tools to reach you. Augments can push her toward heavier shielding and healing, safer utility, or more aggressive poke, but her job stays the same. Keep the team moving, punish overcommits, and make every extended fight worse for the enemy. View champion guide

Hecarim T2

Tier

T2

Rank

#51

Win Rate

51.43%

Pick Rate

0.39%

Hecarim is a fast melee diver who turns movement into threat. He wants to hit from an angle, crash into the backline, and keep fighting while enemies are displaced or forced to run. His basic pattern is simple: build speed, commit hard, sweep through targets, then use the chaos to either finish a carry or pull back before the enemy team can focus him down. In ARAM: Mayhem, Hecarim gets more chances to start fights because the map is narrow and teams group constantly. That also means bad engages get punished fast. Look for moments when an enemy carry steps too far forward, your team can follow, or Snowball gives you a clean entry. If you charge in alone with no backup, Hecarim can disappear before his sustain and disruption matter. Pick Hecarim when your team needs an aggressive frontliner who can force action instead of waiting forever. He is easiest to play when you track enemy crowd control, enter from the side, and keep moving after the first hit. In Mayhem, his best games feel relentless: one good engage breaks the formation, and Hecarim runs the fight down before the enemy team can reset. View champion guide

Malphite T4

Tier

T4

Rank

#127

Win Rate

47.50%

Pick Rate

0.92%

Malphite – Shard of the Monolith Malphite is a tanky engage champion built around one devastating combo: Unstoppable Force into everything else. His identity is simple—he runs at you, becomes impossible to kill, and turns teamfights with a single well-timed ultimate. In standard modes, he's known as "the press R to win champion," and that reputation follows him into ARAM. What changes in ARAM: Mayhem is how often he gets to do it. The accelerated gold and experience means Malphite hits his power spikes faster and stays relevant longer. He's not stuck farming for twenty minutes waiting for a chance to flash-ult. Instead, he's constantly looking for angles, constantly threatening the engage, and constantly forcing the enemy team to respect his cooldown. The single-lane format actually helps him—there's nowhere to run when a giant rock monster crashes through your entire backline. His role is frontline disruptor. He soaks damage, peels for carries, and creates openings with Ground Slam and Unstoppable Force. He doesn't deal massive sustained damage, but he doesn't need to. One good ultimate can set up his entire team to clean up a fight. The trade-off is that when his ultimate is down, he's much less threatening. Smart enemies will track that cooldown and play aggressively when they know he can't engage. Mayhem's faster pacing also means Malphite has to be more decisive. He can't afford to sit back and wait for the perfect engage forever—the game moves too quickly. He needs to recognize when a good opportunity becomes a great one, commit fully, and trust his team to follow up. Passive play loses games in this mode, even on a tank. View champion guide

Jayce T5

Tier

T5

Rank

#143

Win Rate

46.60%

Pick Rate

0.79%

Jayce the Defender of Tomorrow Jayce is a ranged AD caster who dominates lanes through poke, disengage, and burst. He swaps between a ranged Mercury Cannon for harassment and a melee Mercury Hammer for all-ins. In ARAM: Mayhem, his already strong poke becomes oppressive, and his disengage tools shine against constant engage attempts. He plays as a mid-range bully. You sit on the edge of fights, chunking targets with Shock Blast through Acceleration Gates, then swapping to hammer form to execute or peel. The play pattern is simple: poke until they're low, then dive. If they dive you, knock them back and reposition. Mayhem's faster pacing and increased resource generation let him spam abilities more freely. Gate cooldowns come up faster, letting him maintain speed buffs and damage amplification nearly permanently. His burst window is shorter, and his disengage is more reliable when fights start instantly and often. He fits best in poke or siege comps. He struggles against hard engage if he misses his knockback or gets burst down before swapping forms. Positioning matters more than mechanics—stay at max range, use Gate to zone or speed up allies, and only go melee when you have a clean kill or need to peel. View champion guide