Wild Rift: GNAR Build Guide
League of Legends: Wild Rift GNAR, role - Fighter. Use the guidelines to take your GNAR Wild Rift champion play style to the next level. Study in detail the build of items, runes, spells, skills that need to be developed in the first place. In order to find out what position GNAR is in the rating table, go to the - Tier List page.
 62 (3.5) |  600 (88) |  6 (1) |
 0.75 (0.05) |  0 (0) |  0 (0) |
 335 (0) |  43 (3.5) |  32 (2) |
 175 (0) |  0 (0) |
(PASSIVE) RAGE GENE
Dealing or taking damage generates Rage.
At max Rage, Gnar's abilities will change, and his next ability transforms him into Mega Gnar for 15 second(s).
Mini Gnar: Gains 0 Movement Speed (max 20; 
), 0 Attack Range (max 150; ), and 0% Attack Speed (max 90%; ).
Mega Gnar: Gains 100 Health (max 850; ), 4 Armor (max 55; ), 4 Magic Resist (max 65; ), and 8 Attack Damage (max 50; ).
When dealing or taking damage as Mini Gnar, gains 3 Rage (increases at level 1/5/10) for the next 2 second(s). Attacking enemy champions generates 2 Rage, and attacking non-champions generates 1 Rage (increases at level 1/5/10).
At max Rage, Gnar automatically transforms after 4 seconds if he does not use an ability.
Rage decays after 13 seconds if Gnar has not dealt or taken damage during this time.
Gnar cannot generate Rage for 15 seconds after he transforms back from Mini Gnar or Mega Gnar.
Mini Gnar and Mega Gnar share all ability cooldowns except Hyper's.
(Q) BOOMERANG THROW / BOULDER TOSS
16/14/12/10s
Mini Gnar: Throws a boomerang that deals 83 physical damage (5/55/105/155 + 125% ) and slows enemies by 20/25/30/35% for 2 second(s). The boomerang returns to Gnar after hitting the target, dealing 50% damage to subsequent enemies. Each enemy can only be hit once. Catching the boomerang reduces its cooldown by 40%.
Mega Gnar: Throws a boulder, dealing 127 physical damage (40/95/150/205 + 140% ) and slowing the target hit and nearby enemies by 35/40/45/50% for 2 second(s). Picking up the boulder within 5 second(s) reduces its cooldown by 70%.
The boomerang generates 1 Rage when it hits a champion and 1 Rage when it hits a non-champion. Only the first hit on each target generates Rage.
(W) HYPER / WALLOP
20/19/18/17s
Mini Gnar (Passive): Every third attack or ability on the same enemy deals an additional 10 (10/20/30/40 + 100% 
) plus 6/8/10/12% of the target's max Health as magic damage and grants 20% Movement Speed (based on GNAR!'s level) that decays over 3 second(s).
Mini Gnar (Active): Gains 35/40/45/50% Attack Speed for 6 second(s).
Mega Gnar: Smashes down on the area in front of him, dealing 107 physical damage (45/85/125/165 + 100% ) in an area and stunning for 1.25 second(s).
Gains Hyper's passive Movement Speed bonus upon leaving Mega Gnar form.
Mini Gnar (Passive): deals upto 300 damage to monsters.
(E) HOP / CRUNCH
21/18/15/12s
Mini Gnar: Leaps to a location. If Gnar lands on a unit, he will bounce off it, traveling further in the same direction. Deals 86 physical damage (50/95/140/185 + 6% of his max Health ) and briefly slows the unit landed on by 80% if they are an enemy.
Mega Gnar: Leaps to a location, dealing 116 physical damage (80/125/170/215 + 6% of his max Health ) to nearby enemies on landing. Enemies Gnar lands directly on top of are slowed briefly by 80%.
If casting Hop transforms Gnar into Mega Gnar, Mega Gnar will also bounce off the unit he lands on and travel further.
(R) GNAR!
60/45/30s
Mini Gnar (Passive): Hyper's Movement Speed bonus is increased to 35/50/65%.
Mega Gnar: Knocks back enemies around him, dealing 200 physical damage (200/300/400 + 50% bonus + 100% ) and slowing them by 45% for 1.25/1.5/1.75 second(s).
GNAR!'s damage to enemies knocked back into a wall increases by 50%, dealing 300/450/600 physical damage and stunning them instead of slowing.
Solo Baron GNAR Build items and runes
The information below will help you get familiar with the game on the Solo Baron Line GNAR. We have prepared a items builds, runes, summoner spells and ability order for a comfortable game. Situational options for replacing items and runes are also available to you.
Key items
Long Sword. Next, you should pay attention to whether your mobility champion is enough, our further actions will depend on this. If it is hard for you to dodge the enemy's skills or you want to roam on neighboring lines, then it is better to buy 
Boots of Speed at an early stage.
Long Sword
+12 Attack Damage
500
Trinity Force
Well-Rounded
+250 Max Health +30 Attack Damage
+30% Attack Speed +25 Ability Haste
Fervor: 
+5% Move Speed.
Spellblade: Using an ability causes the next attack used within 10 seconds to deal bonus physical damage equal to 200% base AD(1.5s Cooldown). Damage is reduced vs structures.
Valor: Attacks grant 20 Move Speed and kills grant 60 Move Speed for 2 seconds. Bonuses do not stack. Ranged champions gain halved values. 3333
Trinity Force TIPS: This item is perfect for champions who frequently use both abilities and auto-attacks in combat. It provides bonuses to health, attack damage, attack speed, and ability haste, making it a versatile choice for fighters who are in the thick of the action. The "Spellblade" effect allows you to deal bonus physical damage after using an ability, enhancing your auto-attacks. The "Valor" effect grants bonus movement speed after attacks, making you more mobile in fights. This item is especially useful for champions who frequently use their abilities but also rely on auto-attacks to deal damage.
Plated Steelcaps
Reduces Physical Damage +150 Max Health
+100% Health Regen
+35 Armor +45 Move Speed.
Block: Reduces physical damage taken by 7-10% (
). 1350
Plated Steelcaps TIPS: These boots are perfect for champions who need protection against physical damage and extra durability. They provide bonuses to health, regeneration, and armor, along with increased movement speed. The “Block” passive reduces incoming physical damage, helping you stay in fights longer and fulfill your frontline role. Especially useful for tanks, fighters, and supports who often absorb basic attacks and physical damage from enemies.
Black Cleaver
Physical Damage reduces Armor +400 Max Health +40 Attack Damage +20 Ability Haste
Sunder: Dealing physical damage to a champion reduces their Armor by 6% for 6 seconds, stacking 4 times for 24% reduction.
Rage: Gain 20 Movement Speed when you deal physical damage, and gain 40 Move Speed when moving toward enemy champions with 4 Sunder stacks. Ranged champions gain halved values. 3000
Black Cleaver TIPS: This item is perfect for champions who deal physical damage and need to fight tanky opponents. The "Sunder" effect reduces the enemy’s armor when dealing physical damage, making it effective at shredding through tanks with high resistance. The movement speed bonus, activated when dealing physical damage, helps maintain mobility on the battlefield. It's a great choice for fighters and junglers who can quickly apply multiple stacks of the item’s passive, reducing the enemy's armor and increasing the overall damage dealt.
Plated Steelcaps
Reduces Physical Damage +150 Max Health +100% Health Regen +35 Armor +45 Move Speed.
Block: Reduces physical damage taken by 7-10% (). 1350
Plated Steelcaps TIPS: These boots are perfect for champions who need protection against physical damage and extra durability. They provide bonuses to health, regeneration, and armor, along with increased movement speed. The “Block” passive reduces incoming physical damage, helping you stay in fights longer and fulfill your frontline role. Especially useful for tanks, fighters, and supports who often absorb basic attacks and physical damage from enemies.
Mercury's Treads
Reduces Magic Damage +200 Max Health +100% Health Regen
+35 Magic Resistance +45 Move Speed.
Dissolve: Reduces magic damage taken by 7-12% (). 1350
Mercury's Treads TIPS: These boots are perfect for champions who need protection against magic damage and crowd control. They grant bonuses to health, regeneration, and magic resistance, along with increased movement speed. The “Dissolve” passive further reduces incoming magic damage, helping you survive against teams heavy in AP damage. Especially useful for tanks, fighters, and supports who often face crowd control and magic damage sources.
Stoneplate Enchant
Shield
Stoneplate (Active): Gain a shield that absorbs 28% of your max Health. The shield decays over 4 seconds. (60s Cooldown) Fore every enemy nearby, gain an additional shield that absorbs damage equal to 10% of max Health, capped at 3 shields. Damage dealt is reduced by 40% for 4 seconds. If the shield breaks early, damage reduction will end. 500
Stoneplate Enchant TIPS: This enchant grants you a substantial shield based on your max health, growing stronger for each nearby enemy, and significantly reduces incoming damage while active. Perfect for tanks looking to initiate fights and absorb heavy damage in the midst of multiple foes.
Trinity Force (Well-Rounded) as your first item, followed by Plated Steelcaps (Reduces Physical Damage) or Mercury's Treads (Reduces Magic Damage) depending on the situation. (sometimes it will still be better to build a boot as the first item, which significantly increases the mobility of your champion) the third key element in our build is Black Cleaver (Physical Damage reduces Armor).
Maybe now it's time to think about upgrading your boot, invest in
Stoneplate Enchant (Gain a Shield).
The remaining last three items are situational, of course you can use the example builds above. But for a more effective game you will need to pay attention to the situation on the battlefield.
Trinity Force
Well-Rounded +250 Max Health +30 Attack Damage +30% Attack Speed +25 Ability Haste
Fervor: +5% Move Speed.
Spellblade: Using an ability causes the next attack used within 10 seconds to deal bonus physical damage equal to 200% base AD(1.5s Cooldown). Damage is reduced vs structures.
Valor: Attacks grant 20 Move Speed and kills grant 60 Move Speed for 2 seconds. Bonuses do not stack. Ranged champions gain halved values. 3333
Trinity Force TIPS: This item is perfect for champions who frequently use both abilities and auto-attacks in combat. It provides bonuses to health, attack damage, attack speed, and ability haste, making it a versatile choice for fighters who are in the thick of the action. The "Spellblade" effect allows you to deal bonus physical damage after using an ability, enhancing your auto-attacks. The "Valor" effect grants bonus movement speed after attacks, making you more mobile in fights. This item is especially useful for champions who frequently use their abilities but also rely on auto-attacks to deal damage.
Plated Steelcaps
Reduces Physical Damage +150 Max Health +100% Health Regen +35 Armor +45 Move Speed.
Block: Reduces physical damage taken by 7-10% (). 1350
Plated Steelcaps TIPS: These boots are perfect for champions who need protection against physical damage and extra durability. They provide bonuses to health, regeneration, and armor, along with increased movement speed. The “Block” passive reduces incoming physical damage, helping you stay in fights longer and fulfill your frontline role. Especially useful for tanks, fighters, and supports who often absorb basic attacks and physical damage from enemies.
Black Cleaver
Physical Damage reduces Armor +400 Max Health +40 Attack Damage +20 Ability Haste
Sunder: Dealing physical damage to a champion reduces their Armor by 6% for 6 seconds, stacking 4 times for 24% reduction.
Rage: Gain 20 Movement Speed when you deal physical damage, and gain 40 Move Speed when moving toward enemy champions with 4 Sunder stacks. Ranged champions gain halved values. 3000
Black Cleaver TIPS: This item is perfect for champions who deal physical damage and need to fight tanky opponents. The "Sunder" effect reduces the enemy’s armor when dealing physical damage, making it effective at shredding through tanks with high resistance. The movement speed bonus, activated when dealing physical damage, helps maintain mobility on the battlefield. It's a great choice for fighters and junglers who can quickly apply multiple stacks of the item’s passive, reducing the enemy's armor and increasing the overall damage dealt.
Sterak's Gage
Taking damage triggers a shield +400 Max Health
Heavy Handed: +50% base Attack Damage as bonus Attack Damage.
Lifeline: Damage that puts you under 35% Health grants a shield that equal to 75% of your bonus health that decays over 3 seconds (90s Cooldown).
Sterak's Fury: Triggering Lifeline increases size, empowers you, removes all crowd control effects on you (except Airborne), and grants 30% Tenacity for 4 seconds. 3200
Sterak's Gage TIPS: This item is perfect for champions who need survivability in team fights, especially for tanks and fighters who take frontline positions. It provides bonuses to maximum health, attack damage, and helps increase your survivability. The "Lifeline" effect activates when your health drops below 35%, granting a shield that absorbs damage, helping you survive heavy hits. "Sterak's Fury" empowers you, increases your size, removes crowd control effects (except airborne), and grants 30% tenacity for 4 seconds, allowing you to survive and continue fighting through heavy crowd control and burst damage from enemies. This item is especially useful against champions with burst damage, such as Zed and Talon, and against champions with heavy CC, like Lissandra and Nautilus.
Amaranth's Twinguard
In-combat durability +60 Armor +60 Magic Resistance
Endurance: Gain 1 stacks of Endurance every 1 seconds while in combat with enemy champions (max 5 stacks). At maximum stacks, gain 20% size, 20% Tenacity, and increase Armor by 30% and Magic Resistance by 30% until out of combat with champion. 3100
Amaranth's Twinguard TIPS: This item is perfect for champions who spend a lot of time in the thick of fights and need extra durability and crowd control resistance. It provides bonuses to armor and magic resistance. The “Endurance” passive stacks up to five times during combat, and at full stacks you increase in size, gain enhanced tenacity, and receive bonus armor and magic resistance until you exit combat. This allows you to stay in the frontline longer and withstand enemy attacks more effectively. Due to its versatile utility, this item is one of the most popular defensive choices in the game and is used by the majority of tanks, fighters, and other classes.
Thornmail
Reflects damage and reduces enemy healing +200 Max Health +75 Armor
Thorns: When struck by an enemy champion's attack, deal 20 + 6% bonus Armor + 2% bonus Health magic damage to the attacker and inflict 50% Grievous Wounds for 3 second(s).
Grievous Wounds reduces the effectiveness of Healing and Regeneration effects. 2700
Thornmail TIPS: This item provides a large boost to health and armor, and its “Thorns” passive reflects magic damage when hit by basic attacks, applying Grievous Wounds to reduce enemy healing. It’s ideal against multiple auto-attack or strong heal champions, and helps you soak damage for your team. Pick this up when the enemy team has many auto-attack reliant champions (e.g., Yasuo, Tryndamere, Jinx) or heavy healing (e.g., Soraka, Vladimir, Samira), and you need to absorb incoming damage.
Situational items
Sterak's Gage
Taking damage triggers a shield +400 Max Health
Heavy Handed: +50% base Attack Damage as bonus Attack Damage.
Lifeline: Damage that puts you under 35% Health grants a shield that equal to 75% of your bonus health that decays over 3 seconds (90s Cooldown).
Sterak's Fury: Triggering Lifeline increases size, empowers you, removes all crowd control effects on you (except Airborne), and grants 30% Tenacity for 4 seconds. 3200
Sterak's Gage TIPS: This item is perfect for champions who need survivability in team fights, especially for tanks and fighters who take frontline positions. It provides bonuses to maximum health, attack damage, and helps increase your survivability. The "Lifeline" effect activates when your health drops below 35%, granting a shield that absorbs damage, helping you survive heavy hits. "Sterak's Fury" empowers you, increases your size, removes crowd control effects (except airborne), and grants 30% tenacity for 4 seconds, allowing you to survive and continue fighting through heavy crowd control and burst damage from enemies. This item is especially useful against champions with burst damage, such as Zed and Talon, and against champions with heavy CC, like Lissandra and Nautilus.
Wit's End
Basic Attack deals Bonus Damage +45% Attack Speed +45 Magic Resistance
At Wit's End: Basic attacks deal 15-65 bonus magic damage. While below 50% Health, dealing damage to an enemy champion heals you for (Melee 100%/Range 33%) of this effect's post-mitigation damage. 2700
Wit's End TIPS: This item is perfect for champions who want to deal sustained damage and have some defensive stats against magic damage threats. It provides bonuses to attack speed and magic resistance, as well as adding magic damage to your auto-attacks, making it effective against magic-based threats. The "While below 50% Health" effect heals you when dealing damage to an enemy champion, increasing survivability in fights. This item is especially useful for champions like Vayne, Irelia, or Master Yi, who can benefit from its on-hit magic damage and health restoration effect.
Wit's End — This item is perfect for champions who want to deal sustained damage and have some defensive stats against magic damage threats. It provides bonuses to attack speed and magic resistance, as well as adding magic damage to your auto-attacks, making it effective against magic-based threats. The "While below 50% Health" effect heals you when dealing damage to an enemy champion, increasing survivability in fights. This item is especially useful for champions like Vayne, Irelia, or Master Yi, who can benefit from its on-hit magic damage and health restoration effect.
Sterak's Gage
Taking damage triggers a shield +400 Max Health
Heavy Handed: +50% base Attack Damage as bonus Attack Damage.
Lifeline: Damage that puts you under 35% Health grants a shield that equal to 75% of your bonus health that decays over 3 seconds (90s Cooldown).
Sterak's Fury: Triggering Lifeline increases size, empowers you, removes all crowd control effects on you (except Airborne), and grants 30% Tenacity for 4 seconds. 3200
Sterak's Gage TIPS: This item is perfect for champions who need survivability in team fights, especially for tanks and fighters who take frontline positions. It provides bonuses to maximum health, attack damage, and helps increase your survivability. The "Lifeline" effect activates when your health drops below 35%, granting a shield that absorbs damage, helping you survive heavy hits. "Sterak's Fury" empowers you, increases your size, removes crowd control effects (except airborne), and grants 30% tenacity for 4 seconds, allowing you to survive and continue fighting through heavy crowd control and burst damage from enemies. This item is especially useful against champions with burst damage, such as Zed and Talon, and against champions with heavy CC, like Lissandra and Nautilus.
Force of Nature
Stacking Magic Resist and Move Speed +350 Max Health +55 Magic Resistance
Storm: +5% Move Speed.
Absorb: Taking ability damage from enemy champions grants 1 stack(s) of Steadfast for 7 seconds, max 4 stacks. Receiving damage from an enemy Champion will refresh the duration of the stacks. At maximum stacks, gain 10% Movement Speed and reduce all incoming magic damage by 25%. 2750
Force of Nature TIPS: This item provides a substantial boost to health and magic resistance, and its “Absorb” passive stacks up when you take ability damage from enemy champions, reducing all incoming magic damage and granting bonus movement speed at max stacks. It’s perfect for tanks who need to withstand teams heavy in magic damage and maintain mobility to be in the right position during fights. Pick this up when the enemy team builds magic damage (e.g., Syndra, Brand) and you need extra movement speed to initiate effectively or escape dangerous situations.
Force of Nature — This item provides a substantial boost to health and magic resistance, and its “Absorb” passive stacks up when you take ability damage from enemy champions, reducing all incoming magic damage and granting bonus movement speed at max stacks. It’s perfect for tanks who need to withstand teams heavy in magic damage and maintain mobility to be in the right position during fights. Pick this up when the enemy team builds magic damage (e.g., Syndra, Brand) and you need extra movement speed to initiate effectively or escape dangerous situations.
Amaranth's Twinguard
In-combat durability +60 Armor +60 Magic Resistance
Endurance: Gain 1 stacks of Endurance every 1 seconds while in combat with enemy champions (max 5 stacks). At maximum stacks, gain 20% size, 20% Tenacity, and increase Armor by 30% and Magic Resistance by 30% until out of combat with champion. 3100
Amaranth's Twinguard TIPS: This item is perfect for champions who spend a lot of time in the thick of fights and need extra durability and crowd control resistance. It provides bonuses to armor and magic resistance. The “Endurance” passive stacks up to five times during combat, and at full stacks you increase in size, gain enhanced tenacity, and receive bonus armor and magic resistance until you exit combat. This allows you to stay in the frontline longer and withstand enemy attacks more effectively. Due to its versatile utility, this item is one of the most popular defensive choices in the game and is used by the majority of tanks, fighters, and other classes.
Kaenic Rookern
Gains a magic shield when out of combat +350 Max Health +100% Health Regen +75 Magic Resistance
Magebane: After not taking magic damage for 12 seconds, gain a magic shield that absorbs damage equal to 70-180 + 10% of max Health. 2800
Kaenic Rookern TIPS: This item is perfect for champions who need extra protection against magic damage, particularly when spending some time out of combat. It provides significant bonuses to health, regeneration, and magic resistance. The “Magebane” passive activates after 12 seconds without taking magic damage, granting you a magic shield that absorbs damage based on your maximum health. This allows you to safely recover between fights and confidently re-enter combat. It’s especially effective against teams heavy in AP damage.
Kaenic Rookern — This item is perfect for champions who need extra protection against magic damage, particularly when spending some time out of combat. It provides significant bonuses to health, regeneration, and magic resistance. The “Magebane” passive activates after 12 seconds without taking magic damage, granting you a magic shield that absorbs damage based on your maximum health. This allows you to safely recover between fights and confidently re-enter combat. It’s especially effective against teams heavy in AP damage.
Amaranth's Twinguard
In-combat durability +60 Armor +60 Magic Resistance
Endurance: Gain 1 stacks of Endurance every 1 seconds while in combat with enemy champions (max 5 stacks). At maximum stacks, gain 20% size, 20% Tenacity, and increase Armor by 30% and Magic Resistance by 30% until out of combat with champion. 3100
Amaranth's Twinguard TIPS: This item is perfect for champions who spend a lot of time in the thick of fights and need extra durability and crowd control resistance. It provides bonuses to armor and magic resistance. The “Endurance” passive stacks up to five times during combat, and at full stacks you increase in size, gain enhanced tenacity, and receive bonus armor and magic resistance until you exit combat. This allows you to stay in the frontline longer and withstand enemy attacks more effectively. Due to its versatile utility, this item is one of the most popular defensive choices in the game and is used by the majority of tanks, fighters, and other classes.
Blade of the Ruined King
Attacks deal bonus damage +25 Attack Damage +35% Attack Speed
Thirst:
+10% Physical Vamp.
Ruined Strikes: Attacks deal bonus physical damage equal to 6% of the enemy's current Health on-hit. (Melee attacks deal 9%). Minion damage: 15. Max damage vs monsters: 60.
Drain: Hitting a champion with 3 attacks or abilities deals 30-100 bonus magic damage and steals 25% of their Move Speed for 2 seconds. (60s Cooldown) 3000
Blade of the Ruined King TIPS: This item is a great source of sustain with its lifesteal, but it is mostly picked for its ability to cut through tanks or champions who heavily stack health, like Dr. Mundo. "Ruined Strikes" deals bonus physical damage based on the enemy's current health, which helps break through high health pools. The "Drain" effect reduces the enemy's movement speed, deals bonus magic damage, and steals part of their speed, making it useful for maneuvering in fights and reducing the mobility of enemies.
Blade of the Ruined King — This item is a great source of sustain with its lifesteal, but it is mostly picked for its ability to cut through tanks or champions who heavily stack health, like Dr. Mundo. "Ruined Strikes" deals bonus physical damage based on the enemy's current health, which helps break through high health pools. The "Drain" effect reduces the enemy's movement speed, deals bonus magic damage, and steals part of their speed, making it useful for maneuvering in fights and reducing the mobility of enemies.
Amaranth's Twinguard
In-combat durability +60 Armor +60 Magic Resistance
Endurance: Gain 1 stacks of Endurance every 1 seconds while in combat with enemy champions (max 5 stacks). At maximum stacks, gain 20% size, 20% Tenacity, and increase Armor by 30% and Magic Resistance by 30% until out of combat with champion. 3100
Amaranth's Twinguard TIPS: This item is perfect for champions who spend a lot of time in the thick of fights and need extra durability and crowd control resistance. It provides bonuses to armor and magic resistance. The “Endurance” passive stacks up to five times during combat, and at full stacks you increase in size, gain enhanced tenacity, and receive bonus armor and magic resistance until you exit combat. This allows you to stay in the frontline longer and withstand enemy attacks more effectively. Due to its versatile utility, this item is one of the most popular defensive choices in the game and is used by the majority of tanks, fighters, and other classes.
Sundered Sky
Periodically empowers attacks +300 Max Health +40 Attack Damage +15 Ability Haste
Lightshield Strike: The first attack against an enemy champion deals Critically Strikes (6s cooldown per target), dealing 160% damage and restores Health (equal to 125% base Attack Damage + 5% of missing Health to you. 3000
Sundered Sky TIPS: This item is perfect for AD bruisers who deal physical damage and need sustain during fights. It provides bonuses to maximum health, attack damage, and ability haste, helping to improve both survivability and damage output. The "Lightshield Strike" effect causes your first attack against an enemy champion to critically strike, dealing 160% damage and restoring health based on your base attack damage and a percentage of your missing health. This makes the item a great choice for AD bruisers who engage in fights and require both extra damage and sustain.
Sundered Sky — This item is perfect for AD bruisers who deal physical damage and need sustain during fights. It provides bonuses to maximum health, attack damage, and ability haste, helping to improve both survivability and damage output. The "Lightshield Strike" effect causes your first attack against an enemy champion to critically strike, dealing 160% damage and restoring health based on your base attack damage and a percentage of your missing health. This makes the item a great choice for AD bruisers who engage in fights and require both extra damage and sustain.
Thornmail
Reflects damage and reduces enemy healing +200 Max Health +75 Armor
Thorns: When struck by an enemy champion's attack, deal 20 + 6% bonus Armor + 2% bonus Health magic damage to the attacker and inflict 50% Grievous Wounds for 3 second(s).
Grievous Wounds reduces the effectiveness of Healing and Regeneration effects. 2700
Thornmail TIPS: This item provides a large boost to health and armor, and its “Thorns” passive reflects magic damage when hit by basic attacks, applying Grievous Wounds to reduce enemy healing. It’s ideal against multiple auto-attack or strong heal champions, and helps you soak damage for your team. Pick this up when the enemy team has many auto-attack reliant champions (e.g., Yasuo, Tryndamere, Jinx) or heavy healing (e.g., Soraka, Vladimir, Samira), and you need to absorb incoming damage.
Chempunk Chainsword
Reduces enemy healing +250 Max Health +45 Attack Damage +15 Ability Haste
Punishment: Dealing physical damage to enemy champions applies 50% Grievous Wounds for 3 seconds.
Grievous Wounds reduces the effectiveness of Healing and Regeneration effects. 2800
Chempunk Chainsword TIPS: This item is perfect for champions who face enemies with high sustain, such as Dr. Mundo, Soraka, and Yuumi, who have significant healing abilities. The "Punishment" effect applies Grievous Wounds, reducing the effectiveness of healing and regeneration by 50%, making this item effective against champions who rely on healing. It’s also useful against champions who rely on lifesteal, such as Aatrox, Darius, and Fiora, as it helps reduce the effectiveness of their healing.
Chempunk Chainsword — This item is perfect for champions who face enemies with high sustain, such as Dr. Mundo, Soraka, and Yuumi, who have significant healing abilities. The "Punishment" effect applies Grievous Wounds, reducing the effectiveness of healing and regeneration by 50%, making this item effective against champions who rely on healing. It’s also useful against champions who rely on lifesteal, such as Aatrox, Darius, and Fiora, as it helps reduce the effectiveness of their healing.Summoner Spells
Flash (Teleport a short distance) and 
Ignite (Ignites target enemy champion, dealing true damageand applying Grievous Wounds for the duration. Grievous Wound reduces the effectiveness of Healing) as your Summoner Spells.
Flash
Teleport a short distance forward or towards the aimed direction.
Cooldown: 150s
Ignite
Ignites target enemy champion, dealing 72 true damage (72–380 ) over 5 and applying 60% Grievous Wounds for the duration.
Grievous Wound reduces the effectiveness of Healing and Regeneration effects.
Cooldown: 100s
Runes BUILD
Grasp of Undying (When in combat, your next attack on a champion will occasionally deal bonus magic damage, heal you, and permanently increase your health.) as your keystone, followed by 
Courage of the Colossus (Gains a shield after immobilizing an enemy champions.), 
Bone Plating (Reduces incoming damage.) and 
Overgrowth (Gains bonus scalable max Health.) in the primary tree, as well as 
Giant Slayer (Deals more damage to an enemy champions the more bonus Health they have.) in the secondary tree. Below you can see possible options for replacing runes.
Grasp of Undying
Tank, Heal
Every 3s in combat, your next attack on a champion will be enhanced.
Bonus magic damage: 2%
Heal: 2.5%
Permanently health increase: 10
On Ranged champions, the effects are reduced by 60%.
Courage of the Colossus
Shield
Gains a shield that absorbs up to 25-45 () + 1% of max Health for 3s when immobilizing an enemy champion.
Cooldown: 10s
Bone Plating
Block Combo-damage
When taking damage from a champion, the current and next 3 champion abilities or attacks against you and within 1.5s deal 30-60 () less damage.
Cooldown: 30s
Overgrowth
Bonus HP
When 2 minions or 1 monsters are killed nearby, permanently gains 3 max Health. Max Health can be increased indefinitely. Gains a bonus 3% max Health upon reaching 30 stacks.
Giant Slayer
Takedown high health champions
Deal bonus damage based on the enemy champion’s bonus health, up to 16% bonus damage when the enemy champion has 1600 bonus health.
Situational Runes
Grasp of Undying
Tank, Heal
Every 3s in combat, your next attack on a champion will be enhanced.
Bonus magic damage: 2%
Heal: 2.5%
Permanently health increase: 10
On Ranged champions, the effects are reduced by 60%.
Conqueror
Stacking Damage, Vamp
Gain stacks of Adaptive Force when hitting a champion with separate attacks or abilities. Stacks up to 6 times. When fully stacked, gain bonus omnivamp.
Per stack: 3-7 bonus or 4-11 
for 6s.
Fully stacked bonus: Melee - 9%, Ranged - 5% bonus Omnivamp 
.
Conqueror — The rune is perfect for champions who frequently engage in combat and use both auto-attacks and abilities, such as Riven or Aurelion Sol. Each time you deal damage to an enemy, the rune gains stacks, increasing your adaptive force. When fully stacked, you gain bonus omnivamp, allowing you to restore health based on the damage you deal. This makes the rune an excellent choice for champions who actively participate in fights and need both damage and sustain.
Bone Plating
Block Combo-damage
When taking damage from a champion, the current and next 3 champion abilities or attacks against you and within 1.5s deal 30-60 () less damage.
Cooldown: 30s
Second Wind
Heal after taking damage
Gain 5 Health every 5 seconds.
After taking damage from an enemy champion, regenerate 6 + (2% of your missing health) over the next 5 seconds. This effect is doubled for melee champions.
Second Wind — The rune restores health every 5 seconds and significantly boosts regeneration after taking damage from an enemy champion. This rune is especially useful for champions who are often in the thick of the fight, such as tanks or fighters, as it helps sustain health during battles. The effect is doubled for melee champions, making it even more effective in extended fights, improving survivability.
Overgrowth
Bonus HP
When 2 minions or 1 monsters are killed nearby, permanently gains 3 max Health. Max Health can be increased indefinitely. Gains a bonus 3% max Health upon reaching 30 stacks.
Perseverance
Armor and Magic Resistance, Tenacity
Gain 10% Tenacity. When immobilized, gain 16-30 Armor and Magic Resistance () for 1.5 seconds. Refresh duration time when immobilized multiple times.
Perseverance — The rune increases your tenacity by 10%. When immobilized, it grants you bonus armor and magic resistance for a short period. The effect refreshes if you are immobilized multiple times, making the rune especially useful for champions who often find themselves under crowd control. It is ideal for tanks and fighters, enhancing their survivability in fights when they are subjected to multiple crowd control effects.
Grasp of Undying
Tank, Heal
Every 3s in combat, your next attack on a champion will be enhanced.
Bonus magic damage: 2%
Heal: 2.5%
Permanently health increase: 10
On Ranged champions, the effects are reduced by 60%.
Fleet Footwork
Mobility, Heal
Moving, attacking and casting builds Energy stacks. At 100 stacks, your next attack gains Attack Speed, heals you, grants bonus Movement Speed. If the attack is again st a champion, it also restores Mana or Energy.
Bonus Attack Speed: 100%
Health Restore: 15-85 () + 30% bonus + 30%.
Bonus Movement Speed: 20% for 1s.
When attacking a champion, restore 8% missing mana
or 8% missing energy
.
When attacking minions or monsters, heals for 60% (Melee champions) or 20% (Ranged champions) of the original heal amount.
Fleet Footwork — The rune is perfect for champions who need to sustain themselves in extended fights, such as Jhin or Vayne. It allows building Energy stacks through attacks and abilities, and upon reaching 100 stacks, it provides bonus attack speed, healing, and movement speed. The rune is ideal for champions who need to survive in lane or jungles, as it restores mana or energy when attacking enemies, and also heals when attacking minions or monsters.Skills Order
(Q) BOOMERANG THROW / BOULDER TOSS
16/14/12/10s
Mini Gnar: Throws a boomerang that deals 83 physical damage (5/55/105/155 + 125% ) and slows enemies by 20/25/30/35% for 2 second(s). The boomerang returns to Gnar after hitting the target, dealing 50% damage to subsequent enemies. Each enemy can only be hit once. Catching the boomerang reduces its cooldown by 40%.Mega Gnar: Throws a boulder, dealing 127 physical damage (40/95/150/205 + 140% ) and slowing the target hit and nearby enemies by 35/40/45/50% for 2 second(s). Picking up the boulder within 5 second(s) reduces its cooldown by 70%.
The boomerang generates 1 Rage when it hits a champion and 1 Rage when it hits a non-champion. Only the first hit on each target generates Rage.
(Q) BOOMERANG THROW / BOULDER TOSS
(W) HYPER / WALLOP
20/19/18/17s
Mini Gnar (Passive): Every third attack or ability on the same enemy deals an additional 10 (10/20/30/40 + 100% ) plus 6/8/10/12% of the target's max Health as magic damage and grants 20% Movement Speed (based on GNAR!'s level) that decays over 3 second(s).
Mini Gnar (Active): Gains 35/40/45/50% Attack Speed for 6 second(s).Mega Gnar: Smashes down on the area in front of him, dealing 107 physical damage (45/85/125/165 + 100% ) in an area and stunning for 1.25 second(s).
Gains Hyper's passive Movement Speed bonus upon leaving Mega Gnar form.
Mini Gnar (Passive): deals upto 300 damage to monsters.
(W) HYPER / WALLOP
(E) HOP / CRUNCH
21/18/15/12s
Mini Gnar: Leaps to a location. If Gnar lands on a unit, he will bounce off it, traveling further in the same direction. Deals 86 physical damage (50/95/140/185 + 6% of his max Health ) and briefly slows the unit landed on by 80% if they are an enemy.Mega Gnar: Leaps to a location, dealing 116 physical damage (80/125/170/215 + 6% of his max Health ) to nearby enemies on landing. Enemies Gnar lands directly on top of are slowed briefly by 80%.If casting Hop transforms Gnar into Mega Gnar, Mega Gnar will also bounce off the unit he lands on and travel further.
(E) HOP / CRUNCH
(R) GNAR!
60/45/30s
Mini Gnar (Passive): Hyper's Movement Speed bonus is increased to 35/50/65%.
Mega Gnar: Knocks back enemies around him, dealing 200 physical damage (200/300/400 + 50% bonus + 100% ) and slowing them by 45% for 1.25/1.5/1.75 second(s).
GNAR!'s damage to enemies knocked back into a wall increases by 50%, dealing 300/450/600 physical damage and stunning them instead of slowing.
(R) GNAR!
Solo Baron GNAR Counters
We have prepared lists of champions that can really annoy you during a match with the game on the Solo Baron GNAR. We have also prepared a list of champions with whom you will be comfortable being on the same team. These lists are relative and depend greatly on your level of play, the skills of your allies and opponents. Do not forget that each situation is individual!
Threats
Synergies
Solo Baron GNAR Counter Items
We have prepared a list of items and spells that will help counter Solo Baron GNAR in a given situation. Buy items wisely, only if it is really necessary for a specific situation!
Armor
Items that reduce Auto Attacks (AA) / Physical Damage.
Plated Steelcaps
Reduces Physical Damage +150 Max Health +100% Health Regen +35 Armor +45 Move Speed.
Block: Reduces physical damage taken by 7-10% (). 1350
Plated Steelcaps TIPS: These boots are perfect for champions who need protection against physical damage and extra durability. They provide bonuses to health, regeneration, and armor, along with increased movement speed. The “Block” passive reduces incoming physical damage, helping you stay in fights longer and fulfill your frontline role. Especially useful for tanks, fighters, and supports who often absorb basic attacks and physical damage from enemies.
Guardian Angel
Revives at death +40 Attack Damage +40 Armor
Resurrect: Upon taking lethal damage, restores 50% Health and 30% Mana after 4 seconds of stasis. (210s Cooldown) 3400
Guardian Angel TIPS: This item is perfect for champions who need a second chance in teamfights. It is especially effective against champions with high burst damage, such as Zed, Syndra, or Zoe, as well as against strong diving champions like Camille, Kha'Zix, or Lee Sin. The Resurrection effect allows you to return to the fight after taking lethal damage, restoring health and mana, giving you a chance to continue fighting and assist your team even in critical moments.
Randuin's Omen
Attack to heal from enemy Critical Strikes +400 Max Health +75 Armor
Countercurrent: When you are Critically Struck or take physical damage, gain 1 stack of Countercurrent. Each stack of Countercurrent grants 5% Critical Strike damage reduction. Stacks up to 4 times. Upon reaching full stacks, grants 20% bonus Movement Speed and slow resist equal to 20% plus 0.5% of bonus Health. 2800
Randuin's Omen TIPS: Randuin's Omen Attack to heal from enemy Critical Strikes +400 Max Health +75 Armor Countercurrent: When you are Critically Struck or take physical damage, gain 1 stack of Countercurrent. Each stack of Countercurrent grants 5% Critical Strike damage reduction. Stacks up to 4 times. Upon reaching full stacks, grants 20% bonus Movement Speed and slow resist equal to 20% plus 0.5% of bonus Health. 2800 Randuin's Omen TIPS: Pick the item if enemy team has a lot of physical damage, you need increased armor and you want to get an additional bonus to movement speed and resistance to slowdowns.. Effective against champions who deal consistent crit based damage like Jinx, Yasuo or Tryndamere.
Thornmail
Reflects damage and reduces enemy healing +200 Max Health +75 Armor
Thorns: When struck by an enemy champion's attack, deal 20 + 6% bonus Armor + 2% bonus Health magic damage to the attacker and inflict 50% Grievous Wounds for 3 second(s).
Grievous Wounds reduces the effectiveness of Healing and Regeneration effects. 2700
Thornmail TIPS: This item provides a large boost to health and armor, and its “Thorns” passive reflects magic damage when hit by basic attacks, applying Grievous Wounds to reduce enemy healing. It’s ideal against multiple auto-attack or strong heal champions, and helps you soak damage for your team. Pick this up when the enemy team has many auto-attack reliant champions (e.g., Yasuo, Tryndamere, Jinx) or heavy healing (e.g., Soraka, Vladimir, Samira), and you need to absorb incoming damage.
Iceborn Gauntlet
Attacks create a slowing field +250 Max Health +50 Armor +250 Max Mana +30 Ability Haste
Spellblade: Using an ability causes your next attack within 10 seconds to deal bonus physical damage equal to (100% base AD + 25% Bonus Armor ) in an area. It also creates an icy field for 2 seconds that slows enemies inside by 30%. Armor increases the size of the icy field. (1.5s Cooldown)
Damage is reduced vs structures. 3100
Iceborn Gauntlet TIPS: This item greatly boosts your health, armor, mana, and ability haste, making you much tankier. After casting an ability, your next attack in an area deals bonus physical damage and creates an icy field that slows enemies inside by 30%. The field’s size scales with your armor. This makes the item a great choice for champions who want to combine high survivability with crowd control and extra AOE damage.
Dead Man's Plate
Increases Movement Speed +250 Max Health +50 Armor
Relentless: +5% Move Speed.
Momentum: Moving builds Momentum, granting up to 40 Move Speed at 100 stacks. Attacking removes all Momentum. Stacks decay when movement is impaired.
Crushing Blow: Attacks deal up to 100 bonus magic damage based on Momentum removed. Melee attacks with max Momentum slows by 50% for 1 second. 2800
Dead Man's Plate TIPS: This item provides a substantial boost to health and armor, and its “Momentum” passive builds movement speed as you move—up to a cap—until you land an attack, which then triggers “Crushing Blow”, dealing bonus magic damage based on the momentum removed and slowing enemies at full stacks. This makes it an excellent choice for tanks and bruisers who need extra mobility to engage quickly and sustain through fights. Tips: ideal for champions who need to close distance and absorb damage; pairs extremely well with Spellblade items (e.g., Divine Sunderer) for additional burst damage on engage.
Frozen Heart
Reduces all nearby enemies Attack Speed +80 Armor +200 Max Mana +25 Ability Haste
Winter's Caress: Basic attacks and magic damage caused by you or inflicted upon you and nearby allies, will apply stacks of Chill to the enemy champion for 3 seconds. Each stack of Chill slows enemy attack speed by 9%, up to a maximum of 4 stacks or 36% attack speed reduction. Each individual ability has a 3 seconds cooldown on applying Chill stacks. 2700
Frozen Heart TIPS: This item is ideal for tanks and support champions who need to slow enemy attack speed and maintain a healthy mana pool. It provides substantial bonuses to armor, mana, and ability haste. The “Winter’s Caress” passive applies up to four stacks of Chill on enemy champions through your basic attacks, abilities, or any magic damage they take—each stack slows their attack speed by 9%, up to 36% at full stacks. This weakens enemy marksmen and fighters, making it harder for them to deal sustained damage in fights.
Reduced 
Healing
Items with Grievous Wounds that can reduce GNAR Healing effects.
Ignite
Ignites target enemy champion, dealing 72 true damage (72–380 ) over 5 and applying 60% Grievous Wounds for the duration.
Grievous Wound reduces the effectiveness of Healing and Regeneration effects.
Cooldown: 100s
Executioner's Calling
Physical Damage reduces enemy healing +15 Attack Damage
Rend: Physical Damage inflicts 40% Grievous Wounds to enemy champions for 3 seconds. Grievous Wounds reduces the effectiveness of Healing and Regeneration effects. 800
Oblivion Orb
Magic damage reduces enemy healing +30 Ability Power
Cursed: Magic damage inflicts 40% Grievous Wounds to enemy champions for 3 seconds.
Grievous Wounds reduces the effectiveness of Healing and Regeneration effects. 800
Bramble Vest
Reflects damage and reduces enemy healing +30 Armor
Thorns: When struck by an attack, deal 4 magic damage + 6% bonus armor to the attacker and inflict 40% Grievous Wounds for 3 seconds if they are a champion.
Grievous Wounds reduces the effectiveness of Healing and Regeneration effects. 1000
Mortal Reminder
Armor Penetration (%) and reduced enemy healing +30 Attack Damage
+25% Critical Rate
Last Whisper: 
+33% Armor Penetration.
Sepsis: Dealing physical damage to enemy champions applies 50% Grievous Wounds for 3 seconds.
Grievous Wounds reduces the effectiveness of Healing and Regeneration effects. 3300
Mortal Reminder TIPS: This item is a must-have against champions who rely heavily on healing or regeneration, such as Soraka, Yuumi, Dr. Mundo, or Vladimir. It provides bonuses to attack damage, critical strike chance, and armor penetration, making it effective against tanks and champions with high healing. The Sepsis effect applies Grievous Wounds to enemy champions, reducing the effectiveness of their healing and regeneration, giving you a significant advantage in fights against those champions.
Chempunk Chainsword
Reduces enemy healing +250 Max Health +45 Attack Damage +15 Ability Haste
Punishment: Dealing physical damage to enemy champions applies 50% Grievous Wounds for 3 seconds.
Grievous Wounds reduces the effectiveness of Healing and Regeneration effects. 2800
Chempunk Chainsword TIPS: This item is perfect for champions who face enemies with high sustain, such as Dr. Mundo, Soraka, and Yuumi, who have significant healing abilities. The "Punishment" effect applies Grievous Wounds, reducing the effectiveness of healing and regeneration by 50%, making this item effective against champions who rely on healing. It’s also useful against champions who rely on lifesteal, such as Aatrox, Darius, and Fiora, as it helps reduce the effectiveness of their healing.
Morellonomicon
Magic damage reduces enemy healing +150 Max Health +70 Ability Power
+7% Magic Penetration +20 Ability Haste
Affliction: Dealing magic damage to enemy champions inflicts 50% Grievous Wounds for 3 seconds.
Grievous Wounds reduces the effectiveness of Healing and Regeneration effects. 2500
Morellonomicon TIPS: This item is perfect for mages who need to reduce the effectiveness of healing and regeneration on enemies. It provides bonuses to maximum health, ability power, magic penetration, and ability haste. The "Affliction" effect applies Grievous Wounds on enemy champions when you deal magic damage, reducing their healing and regeneration effectiveness by 50% for 3 seconds. This item is especially useful against champions who rely on healing, such as Soraka, Dr. Mundo, and Vladimir.
Thornmail
Reflects damage and reduces enemy healing +200 Max Health +75 Armor
Thorns: When struck by an enemy champion's attack, deal 20 + 6% bonus Armor + 2% bonus Health magic damage to the attacker and inflict 50% Grievous Wounds for 3 second(s).
Grievous Wounds reduces the effectiveness of Healing and Regeneration effects. 2700
Thornmail TIPS: This item provides a large boost to health and armor, and its “Thorns” passive reflects magic damage when hit by basic attacks, applying Grievous Wounds to reduce enemy healing. It’s ideal against multiple auto-attack or strong heal champions, and helps you soak damage for your team. Pick this up when the enemy team has many auto-attack reliant champions (e.g., Yasuo, Tryndamere, Jinx) or heavy healing (e.g., Soraka, Vladimir, Samira), and you need to absorb incoming damage.
Cleanse or Block Spells
Items with ability or property to cleanse or block negative spells.
Quicksilver Enchant
Dispels crowd control
Quicksilver (Active): Removes all crowd control effects currently affecting you, and become immune to crowd control effects for 0.75 seconds.
Perseverance (Passive): After the Quicksilver effects ends, grant 30% Tenacity and 30% Slow Resist for 1.5 seconds. (60s Cooldown)
Cannot be used during knock up or knock back effects. 800
Quicksilver Enchant TIPS: This enchant cleanses all crowd control effects, grants brief CC immunity, then boosts your tenacity and slow resist. Perfect for champions who need to quickly purge control to stay in the fight.
Edge of Night
Blocks an enemy ability +250 Max Health +50 Attack Damage
Gouge: +8 Armor Penetration.
Annul: Grants a spell shield that blocks the next hostile ability. This spell shield refreshes upon leaving combat with enemy champions. (35 second cooldown) 3150
Edge of Night TIPS: This item is perfect for champions who need a mix of offense and defense. It provides bonuses to maximum health and attack damage, along with increased armor penetration to help you shred through enemy defenses. The "Annul" effect grants you a spell shield, blocking the next enemy ability. This spell shield refreshes when leaving combat with enemy champions, making the item a great choice for champions who need protection from crowd control and to engage in fights, such as Ashe, Lux, or Morgana.
Crown of the Shattered Queen
Blocks an enemy ability +60 Ability Power +7% Magic Penetration +200 Max Mana +20 Ability Haste
Safeguard: Grant a spell shield that blocks the next hostile ability, reduce incoming damage by 40% for 1s (40s Cooldown).
Poise: AP increases by 20 while Safeguarded. Dealing magic damage to enemy champions using an active ability reduces Safeguard's cooldown by 4s. 3000
Crown of the Shattered Queen TIPS: This item is perfect for champions who need both defense and offense. It provides bonuses to ability power, magic penetration, maximum mana, and ability haste. The "Safeguard" effect grants a spell shield that blocks the next enemy ability and reduces incoming damage by 40% for 1 second. "Poise" increases your ability power while safeguarded and reduces the cooldown of Safeguard by 4 seconds when you deal magic damage using an active ability. This item is especially useful for champions who need to protect themselves from crowd control while engaging in fights, particularly against champions with key abilities that can be blocked, such as Ashe, Lux, or Morgana.
Cleanse
Removes disables (including spell debuffs) affecting your champion and grants immunity to disables for 0.25 seconds.
Cooldown: 110s
Solo Baron GNAR Tips
Solo Baron GNAR Strengths and Weaknesses
Solo Baron GNAR Strategy and Tactics
Wild Rift GNAR Ability and Tips
RAGE GENE
BOOMERANG THROW / BOULDER TOSS
HYPER / WALLOP
HOP / CRUNCH
GNAR!
(PASSIVE) RAGE GENE
Dealing or taking damage generates Rage.At max Rage, Gnar's abilities will change, and his next ability transforms him into Mega Gnar for 15 second(s).Mini Gnar: Gains 0 Movement Speed (max 20; ), 0 Attack Range (max 150; ), and 0% Attack Speed (max 90%; ).Mega Gnar: Gains 100 Health (max 850; ), 4 Armor (max 55; ), 4 Magic Resist (max 65; ), and 8 Attack Damage (max 50; ).
When dealing or taking damage as Mini Gnar, gains 3 Rage (increases at level 1/5/10) for the next 2 second(s). Attacking enemy champions generates 2 Rage, and attacking non-champions generates 1 Rage (increases at level 1/5/10).
At max Rage, Gnar automatically transforms after 4 seconds if he does not use an ability.
Rage decays after 13 seconds if Gnar has not dealt or taken damage during this time.
Gnar cannot generate Rage for 15 seconds after he transforms back from Mini Gnar or Mega Gnar.
Mini Gnar and Mega Gnar share all ability cooldowns except Hyper's.
Ability Tips
Video
(Q) BOOMERANG THROW / BOULDER TOSS
16/14/12/10s
Mini Gnar: Throws a boomerang that deals 83 physical damage (5/55/105/155 + 125% ) and slows enemies by 20/25/30/35% for 2 second(s). The boomerang returns to Gnar after hitting the target, dealing 50% damage to subsequent enemies. Each enemy can only be hit once. Catching the boomerang reduces its cooldown by 40%.Mega Gnar: Throws a boulder, dealing 127 physical damage (40/95/150/205 + 140% ) and slowing the target hit and nearby enemies by 35/40/45/50% for 2 second(s). Picking up the boulder within 5 second(s) reduces its cooldown by 70%.
The boomerang generates 1 Rage when it hits a champion and 1 Rage when it hits a non-champion. Only the first hit on each target generates Rage.
Ability Tips
Video
(W) HYPER / WALLOP
20/19/18/17s
Mini Gnar (Passive): Every third attack or ability on the same enemy deals an additional 10 (10/20/30/40 + 100% ) plus 6/8/10/12% of the target's max Health as magic damage and grants 20% Movement Speed (based on GNAR!'s level) that decays over 3 second(s).
Mini Gnar (Active): Gains 35/40/45/50% Attack Speed for 6 second(s).Mega Gnar: Smashes down on the area in front of him, dealing 107 physical damage (45/85/125/165 + 100% ) in an area and stunning for 1.25 second(s).
Gains Hyper's passive Movement Speed bonus upon leaving Mega Gnar form.
Mini Gnar (Passive): deals upto 300 damage to monsters.
Ability Tips
Video
(E) HOP / CRUNCH
21/18/15/12s
Mini Gnar: Leaps to a location. If Gnar lands on a unit, he will bounce off it, traveling further in the same direction. Deals 86 physical damage (50/95/140/185 + 6% of his max Health ) and briefly slows the unit landed on by 80% if they are an enemy.Mega Gnar: Leaps to a location, dealing 116 physical damage (80/125/170/215 + 6% of his max Health ) to nearby enemies on landing. Enemies Gnar lands directly on top of are slowed briefly by 80%.If casting Hop transforms Gnar into Mega Gnar, Mega Gnar will also bounce off the unit he lands on and travel further.
Ability Tips
Video
(R) GNAR!
60/45/30s
Mini Gnar (Passive): Hyper's Movement Speed bonus is increased to 35/50/65%.
Mega Gnar: Knocks back enemies around him, dealing 200 physical damage (200/300/400 + 50% bonus + 100% ) and slowing them by 45% for 1.25/1.5/1.75 second(s).
GNAR!'s damage to enemies knocked back into a wall increases by 50%, dealing 300/450/600 physical damage and stunning them instead of slowing.
Ability Tips
Video
Wild Rift GNAR Skills Combo
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Wild Rift GNAR Video
Watch here!Gnar is a primeval yordle whose playful antics can erupt into a toddler's outrage in an instant, transforming him into a massive beast bent on destruction. Frozen in True Ice for millennia, the curious creature broke free and now hops about a changed world he sees as exotic and wondrous. Delighted by danger, Gnar flings whatever he can at his enemies, be it his bonetooth boomerang, or a nearby building.