Explore community-created GNAR builds for Wild Rift. Compare item paths, runes, summoner spells, skill orders, and detailed player guides, then vote for the setups that work best in the current meta.

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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: 40%
Health Restore: 15-110 (
) + 15% bonus
+ 10%
.
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 35% (Melee champions) or 15% (Ranged champions) of the original heal amount.
Trinity Force
Well-Rounded
+333 Max Health
+36 Attack Damage
+30% Attack Speed
+15 Ability Haste
Valor: On hit, attacks grant 20 Move Speed for 2 seconds. Bonuses do not stack. Bonus Movement Speed does not stack. Ranged champions gain halved values.
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.
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Trinity Force TIPS: This item combines Health, Attack Damage, Attack Speed, and Ability Haste, providing a well-rounded boost to combat performance. Using an ability empowers your next attack with bonus physical damage, while landing attacks grants Movement Speed to help you stick to targets. An excellent choice for fighters and other AD champions who constantly weave abilities between basic attacks.
Plated Steelcaps
Reduces damage from champion attacks
+150 Max Health
+20 Armor
+45 Move Speed
Block: Reduces damage from champion attacks by 10%.
1200
Plated Steelcaps TIPS: These boots provide reliable protection against champions who rely heavily on basic attacks. They increase your Health and Armor, while the passive further reduces damage taken from enemy champion attacks. An excellent choice against marksmen, AD fighters, and other auto-attack-focused champions.
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 5 times for 30% reduction.
Rage: Gain 20 Movement Speed when you deal physical damage. When moving toward enemy champions with 5 Sunder stacks, gain 40 Move Speed. Ranged champions gain halved values.
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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
+20% Tenacity
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 5 seconds (70s Cooldown).
Sterak's Fury: Triggering Lifeline increases size and grants 30% Tenacity for 8 seconds.
3200
Sterak's Gage TIPS: This item combines a large amount of Health, crowd control resistance, and additional Attack Damage based on the champion's base Attack Damage. When your Health drops to a critical level, it grants a powerful shield that scales with bonus Health and temporarily provides even more Tenacity. An excellent choice for fighters and other AD champions who need additional survivability in extended and intense fights.
Thornmail
Reflects damage and reduces enemy healing
+200 Max Health
+75 Armor
Thorns: When struck by an attack, deal 20 + 6% bonus Armor
+ 1% bonus Health
magic damage to the attacker.
Entwine: Apply 50% Grievous Wounds to enemy champions for 3 second(s) when stuck by their attacks or dealing damage to them.
Grievous Wounds reduces the effectiveness of Healing and Regeneration effects.
2850
Thornmail TIPS: This item reflects a portion of incoming physical damage back to attackers as magic damage and applies an effect that reduces enemy healing effectiveness. A strong pick versus teams with heavy auto-attack damage and sustain — ideal for tanks and bruisers who need to absorb focus and cut down opponent healing.
Amaranth's Twinguard
In-combat durability
+300 Max Health
+50 Armor
+50 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.
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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.
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
Browse builds created by WR-META players for Gnar. Compare roles, item paths, runes, skill orders and player guides, then use ratings and community feedback to find the setups that fit your playstyle.
This page is a collection of community-created Gnar builds for Wild Rift. Instead of presenting one fixed recommended setup, it brings together player-made configurations built around different roles, playstyles, match situations, and personal approaches to the champion.
The WR-META setup shown above can be used as a current reference point, while the community section below is designed for discovering alternative ways to play Gnar. Each published build can include its own item path, runes, summoner spells, skill order, situational choices, and additional notes from the author.
Community builds are useful when you want to see how other players approach the same champion rather than follow a single universal setup. One build may focus on a particular role or early-game plan, while another may be created around scaling, durability, utility, aggressive play, or a specific style of team composition.
When more than one Gnar build is available, compare the intended role and overall concept first. Item choices, rune pages, summoner spells, and ability priorities should be viewed as parts of that complete setup, not as isolated recommendations. This makes it easier to find a community build that matches how you actually want to play the champion.
Community Builds and the main WR-META champion guide serve different purposes. The main guide provides the site's current structured recommendation for Gnar, while this page is a growing library of builds submitted by players. Use the main guide when you want the WR-META reference setup, and use Community Builds when you want to explore alternative player-created configurations.
If you play Gnar differently, you can publish your own build and share the complete setup with the WR-META community. As more builds are added, community ratings and feedback can help players discover useful setups for different roles and playstyles without replacing the main champion guide.