Jhin ARAM Mayhem Build & Best Augments

Sion T1

Tier

T1

Rank

#26

Win Rate

53.11%

Pick Rate

0.60%

Sion is a front-line tank and brawler who wins space by walking straight into the fight, charging heavy crowd control, and forcing enemies to deal with him before they can hit his backline. His signature pattern is simple: soak pressure, look for a clean engage, land the big knock-up or stun, then keep fighting even after death if the enemy overcommits.In ARAM: Mayhem, Sion likes the constant teamfighting because there is always someone to threaten and always a wave to contest. The downside is that the mode is faster and more crowded, so missed engages get punished hard. Play him as the team’s battering ram: start fights when allies can follow, block space for carries, and turn messy brawls into a problem the enemy has to answer immediately. View champion guide

Tristana T2

Tier

T2

Rank

#43

Win Rate

52.31%

Pick Rate

0.94%

Tristana is a scaling marksman who plays like a reset-hunting skirmisher. She pressures towers and clustered enemies with explosive damage, then looks for a clean jump in once someone is low enough to finish. Her signature pattern is simple: hit safely, stack damage on a priority target, and use her jump as either the commit button or the escape plan. In ARAM: Mayhem, Tristana gets more chances to brawl, but she also gets punished faster for jumping at the wrong time. The narrow lane makes her splash damage and cleanup strong, especially when allies start fights for her. Stay patient early in a fight, let enemy crowd control get used, then jump forward only when a kill or reset is realistic. If the enemy team has heavy engage, play like a backline carry first and save the big hero jump for the cleanup. View champion guide

Jhin T4

Tier

T4

Rank

#124

Win Rate

47.86%

Pick Rate

1.21%

Jhin the Virtuoso Jhin is a slow, methodical marksman who turns every fourth shot into a critical strike. He does not attack fast. He attacks once, reloads, and makes that shot count. In ARAM: Mayhem, that rhythm stays the same, but the damage numbers and ability haste make him far more dangerous. You are not kiting constantly. You are setting up kills with W, trapping the lane with E, and finishing low-health enemies from across the map with your ultimate. His role is artillery and execution. You stay at the edge of fights, root targets for your team, and use R to snipe anyone who tries to escape. The Mayhem environment favors his long-range tools. Abilities come up faster, so your root and trap uptime improves significantly. You still reload after four shots, but the downtime matters less when your W and E are ready again. What changes here is how often you can influence the fight without auto-attacking. In normal ARAM, Jhin struggles when teams dive him or when he cannot set up traps in advance. Mayhem's pacing lets you throw traps mid-fight more often and root fleeing enemies before they reach cover. You still need protection from assassins and divers, but your ability to punish mistakes from range goes up. Play for the fourth shot, land your W on rooted or slowed targets, and save R for the moment enemies drop below half health. View champion guide

Ezreal T5

Tier

T5

Rank

#158

Win Rate

45.67%

Pick Rate

1.10%

Ezreal the Prodigal Explorer Ezreal is a skillshot-heavy marksman-mage hybrid who thrives on spacing, poke damage, and repositioning. In standard modes, he is the quintessential "safe" pick who relies on Mystic Shot cooldown resets and Arcane Shift mobility to chip away at enemies while staying out of reach. His identity centers on landing Q consistently—if you hit, you get rewarded with lower cooldowns and sustained pressure. If you miss, you lose lane control. In ARAM: Mayhem, that core loop gets amplified by the mode's accelerated pace and constant fighting. The single-lane format removes his ability to farm safely under a tower or roam for isolated picks. Instead, he becomes a pure poke engine in a corridor where hiding is nearly impossible. The Mayhem environment—faster gold, more frequent ability casts, and aggressive augments—shifts him from a scaling safety pick into an early-game damage threat who can snowball hard if his aim holds up. His role here is straightforward: siege from max range, fish for Mystic Shot hits, and use Arcane Shift almost exclusively for repositioning or dodging high-value engage. The constant teamfight means his ultimate, Trueshot Barrage, comes up often and cuts through the entire enemy team. He still struggles against hard engage and burst, but the mode's tools give him more ways to survive and contribute than he would have in normal ARAM. View champion guide

Brand T1

Tier

T1

Rank

#5

Win Rate

54.19%

Pick Rate

1.21%

Brand is a ranged damage mage who wins fights by setting enemies up, lighting them on fire, and punishing anyone who stays grouped. He is easy to understand: land spells on clustered targets, follow up when they are already burning, and let the damage spread through the fight. In ARAM: Mayhem, Brand feels especially dangerous because teams collide often and the lane gives enemies fewer safe angles to dodge. His job is not to be the first one in. Stay behind your frontline, throw spells into choke points, and punish dives with quick burst when enemies commit too hard. Mayhem’s faster pace makes Brand less about slow poke and more about clean fight timing. If enemies stack together, he can take over a skirmish. If they spread out, dodge, or force him before he casts, he becomes much easier to kill. Play patient, aim at crowds, and turn every messy fight into a burn zone. View champion guide

Ashe T2

Tier

T2

Rank

#24

Win Rate

51.83%

Pick Rate

1.23%

Ashe is a utility marksman who wins fights by slowing targets, checking space, and setting up picks before the brawl fully starts. Her basic pattern is simple: keep enemies tagged with Frost, punish anyone who steps too far forward, and use her long-range engage to start clean fights for your team. In ARAM: Mayhem, Ashe is less about quiet lane control and more about constant teamfight value. The single-lane map makes her poke, vision control, and slows easy to apply, but it also means divers and hard engage reach her faster. Play her like a backline caller: soften enemies, create catches, follow allied crowd control, and reposition early whenever the fight turns messy. 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

Vel'Koz T2

Tier

T2

Rank

#58

Win Rate

51.29%

Pick Rate

0.83%

Vel'Koz is a long-range artillery mage who wins fights by poking from safety, lining up crowd control, and turning a caught target into a clean laser finish. He is best when he can stand behind a frontline, angle skillshots through the lane, and punish enemies who walk in straight lines or burn mobility too early. His signature pattern is simple: soften targets with repeated poke, use knock-up or slow pressure to hold them in place, then commit his ultimate when the enemy team cannot easily interrupt, dodge, or dive him. If Vel'Koz fires first without setup, mobile champions can rush him down. In ARAM: Mayhem, the faster pace makes positioning even more important. Extra chaos creates more clustered targets for his skillshots, but it also gives divers more chances to reach him. Play patient, use terrain and allies as cover, and save your big damage for moments where the enemy is already controlled or forced into a narrow path. View champion guide

Lux T3

Tier

T3

Rank

#66

Win Rate

49.86%

Pick Rate

1.05%

Lux is a long-range burst mage who plays around catching enemies with light control, softening them with poke, and finishing grouped targets from a safe distance. Her signature pattern is simple to understand: stay behind your front line, fish for a binding or a clean poke angle, then layer damage when the enemy is locked in place or already forced to dodge. In ARAM: Mayhem, Lux is still an entry-level friendly backline pick, but the mode is faster and messier than standard ARAM. She gets more chances to hit clustered enemies, yet she is punished harder when divers, Snowball users, or flank threats reach her. Play patiently, value spacing, and use her range to control fights before they fully break open. View champion guide

Jhin T4

Tier

T4

Rank

#124

Win Rate

47.86%

Pick Rate

1.21%

Jhin the Virtuoso Jhin is a slow, methodical marksman who turns every fourth shot into a critical strike. He does not attack fast. He attacks once, reloads, and makes that shot count. In ARAM: Mayhem, that rhythm stays the same, but the damage numbers and ability haste make him far more dangerous. You are not kiting constantly. You are setting up kills with W, trapping the lane with E, and finishing low-health enemies from across the map with your ultimate. His role is artillery and execution. You stay at the edge of fights, root targets for your team, and use R to snipe anyone who tries to escape. The Mayhem environment favors his long-range tools. Abilities come up faster, so your root and trap uptime improves significantly. You still reload after four shots, but the downtime matters less when your W and E are ready again. What changes here is how often you can influence the fight without auto-attacking. In normal ARAM, Jhin struggles when teams dive him or when he cannot set up traps in advance. Mayhem's pacing lets you throw traps mid-fight more often and root fleeing enemies before they reach cover. You still need protection from assassins and divers, but your ability to punish mistakes from range goes up. Play for the fourth shot, land your W on rooted or slowed targets, and save R for the moment enemies drop below half health. 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

Jhin T4

Tier

T4

Rank

#124

Win Rate

47.86%

Pick Rate

1.21%

Jhin the Virtuoso Jhin is a slow, methodical marksman who turns every fourth shot into a critical strike. He does not attack fast. He attacks once, reloads, and makes that shot count. In ARAM: Mayhem, that rhythm stays the same, but the damage numbers and ability haste make him far more dangerous. You are not kiting constantly. You are setting up kills with W, trapping the lane with E, and finishing low-health enemies from across the map with your ultimate. His role is artillery and execution. You stay at the edge of fights, root targets for your team, and use R to snipe anyone who tries to escape. The Mayhem environment favors his long-range tools. Abilities come up faster, so your root and trap uptime improves significantly. You still reload after four shots, but the downtime matters less when your W and E are ready again. What changes here is how often you can influence the fight without auto-attacking. In normal ARAM, Jhin struggles when teams dive him or when he cannot set up traps in advance. Mayhem's pacing lets you throw traps mid-fight more often and root fleeing enemies before they reach cover. You still need protection from assassins and divers, but your ability to punish mistakes from range goes up. Play for the fourth shot, land your W on rooted or slowed targets, and save R for the moment enemies drop below half health. View champion guide

Jhin T4

Tier

T4

Rank

#124

Win Rate

47.86%

Pick Rate

1.21%

Jhin the Virtuoso Jhin is a slow, methodical marksman who turns every fourth shot into a critical strike. He does not attack fast. He attacks once, reloads, and makes that shot count. In ARAM: Mayhem, that rhythm stays the same, but the damage numbers and ability haste make him far more dangerous. You are not kiting constantly. You are setting up kills with W, trapping the lane with E, and finishing low-health enemies from across the map with your ultimate. His role is artillery and execution. You stay at the edge of fights, root targets for your team, and use R to snipe anyone who tries to escape. The Mayhem environment favors his long-range tools. Abilities come up faster, so your root and trap uptime improves significantly. You still reload after four shots, but the downtime matters less when your W and E are ready again. What changes here is how often you can influence the fight without auto-attacking. In normal ARAM, Jhin struggles when teams dive him or when he cannot set up traps in advance. Mayhem's pacing lets you throw traps mid-fight more often and root fleeing enemies before they reach cover. You still need protection from assassins and divers, but your ability to punish mistakes from range goes up. Play for the fourth shot, land your W on rooted or slowed targets, and save R for the moment enemies drop below half health. View champion guide

Thresh T5

Tier

T5

Rank

#161

Win Rate

45.37%

Pick Rate

0.86%

Thresh the Chain Warden Thresh is a ranged support catcher who controls fights through displacement, isolation, and peel. His identity centers on the lantern: a unique tool that repositions allies and turns bad engages into instant escapes. In ARAM: Mayhem, he becomes a relentless playmaker who can fish for hooks constantly without running dry on mana or cooldowns. He plays as a frontline-adjacent warden. You stand near your carry, threaten hooks to zone enemies off the wave, and look for grabs that drag someone out of position into your team. The lantern gives your team a safety net most supports cannot offer, letting allies play aggressive and still have a bail-out button. Mayhem accelerates his hook pattern. Faster ability cycles mean Death Sentence comes up often enough to spam, miss, and still have another chance shortly after. The lantern becomes a repeated repositioning tool rather than a long-cooldown emergency button. Flay's knockback is available frequently enough to disrupt dashes and channels on reaction, making him much harder to dive. His signature pattern is simple: land a hook, pull twice, then Flay the target sideways or backward into your team. If the fight turns, drop the lantern for a threatened ally. The Box creates a zone that punishes enemies trying to chase or escape, slowing anyone who touches a wall. In Mayhem, the lower cooldowns and higher resource regeneration let you cycle this entire sequence multiple times in one extended fight. 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

Jhin T4

Tier

T4

Rank

#124

Win Rate

47.86%

Pick Rate

1.21%

Jhin the Virtuoso Jhin is a slow, methodical marksman who turns every fourth shot into a critical strike. He does not attack fast. He attacks once, reloads, and makes that shot count. In ARAM: Mayhem, that rhythm stays the same, but the damage numbers and ability haste make him far more dangerous. You are not kiting constantly. You are setting up kills with W, trapping the lane with E, and finishing low-health enemies from across the map with your ultimate. His role is artillery and execution. You stay at the edge of fights, root targets for your team, and use R to snipe anyone who tries to escape. The Mayhem environment favors his long-range tools. Abilities come up faster, so your root and trap uptime improves significantly. You still reload after four shots, but the downtime matters less when your W and E are ready again. What changes here is how often you can influence the fight without auto-attacking. In normal ARAM, Jhin struggles when teams dive him or when he cannot set up traps in advance. Mayhem's pacing lets you throw traps mid-fight more often and root fleeing enemies before they reach cover. You still need protection from assassins and divers, but your ability to punish mistakes from range goes up. Play for the fourth shot, land your W on rooted or slowed targets, and save R for the moment enemies drop below half health. View champion guide

Nidalee T5

Tier

T5

Rank

#154

Win Rate

46.11%

Pick Rate

0.67%

Nidalee the Bestial Huntress Nidalee is a hybrid poke-assassin who dominates mid-range fights by weaving between a human form that throws spears and a cougar form that executes wounded targets. Her entire gameplay loop revolves around one mechanic: landing a Javelin Toss. When she hits a spear at long range, the damage scales massively, and the target gets marked for her cougar form to pounce on with enhanced damage. In ARAM: Mayhem, she is a lane bully on steroids. The single-lane format means she always has vision of her targets, and the constant teamfighting gives her endless opportunities to chunk enemies before going in for the kill. She plays as a siege specialist who transitions into a finisher. Early on, you stay back in human form, chucking spears and laying traps to control the health relics and bushes. Once an enemy drops to half health or eats a max-range spear, you swap to cougar form and dive in with W-Q-E combos to delete them. The Mayhem environment accelerates this pattern. Faster gold and ability haste let her reach her one-shot power spike much earlier than on Summoner's Rift. She doesn't have to farm for twenty minutes to become scary; she starts dangerous and gets worse. What changes in Mayhem is her consistency and the pressure on her mana pool. In normal ARAM, Nidalee often runs dry if she spams spears. Here, the increased resource generation or specific augments often smooth out that weakness, letting her fish for picks constantly. She also benefits from the chaotic movement. Enemies are dodging skillshots from four other champions, which makes landing a single decisive spear much easier. The downside is her fragility. If she misses her combo or gets caught by hard engage, she pops instantly. She has no real escape tool once she commits to cougar form, so every all-in is a calculated risk. View champion guide

Ezreal T5

Tier

T5

Rank

#158

Win Rate

45.67%

Pick Rate

1.10%

Ezreal the Prodigal Explorer Ezreal is a skillshot-heavy marksman-mage hybrid who thrives on spacing, poke damage, and repositioning. In standard modes, he is the quintessential "safe" pick who relies on Mystic Shot cooldown resets and Arcane Shift mobility to chip away at enemies while staying out of reach. His identity centers on landing Q consistently—if you hit, you get rewarded with lower cooldowns and sustained pressure. If you miss, you lose lane control. In ARAM: Mayhem, that core loop gets amplified by the mode's accelerated pace and constant fighting. The single-lane format removes his ability to farm safely under a tower or roam for isolated picks. Instead, he becomes a pure poke engine in a corridor where hiding is nearly impossible. The Mayhem environment—faster gold, more frequent ability casts, and aggressive augments—shifts him from a scaling safety pick into an early-game damage threat who can snowball hard if his aim holds up. His role here is straightforward: siege from max range, fish for Mystic Shot hits, and use Arcane Shift almost exclusively for repositioning or dodging high-value engage. The constant teamfight means his ultimate, Trueshot Barrage, comes up often and cuts through the entire enemy team. He still struggles against hard engage and burst, but the mode's tools give him more ways to survive and contribute than he would have in normal ARAM. View champion guide