Best Wild Rift Champions Tier List + Meta Evolution (Patch 7.0D)
Updated: — This Wild Rift Tier List ranks the best champions for Patch 7.0D by role and rank bracket, using real ranked performance data (Win Rate, Pick Rate, Ban Rate + Trend). New: Meta Evolution (Meta Shift) — compare today’s tier list against a previous snapshot and instantly see which champions are rising, falling, or staying stable. This turns the meta from a static list into a timeline — so you don’t waste games learning picks that spiked for a week.
Meta Evolution (Snapshot Compare)
Free: 7 Days • Premium: 14 / 30 / 60 / 90 Days
Use Evolution Mode to compare today’s tier list with an earlier snapshot and track real tier movement. It’s the fastest way to spot “quietly rising” champions before everyone starts banning them — and to avoid buying / learning picks that were strong only for one short spike.
TIER LIST
Diamond +
Master +
Challenger
Legendary
Mid
Solo
Jungle
Adc/Duo
Support
Unlock Meta Evolution (Full History)
Tier lists are useful — but they’re not enough if you want to stop guessing.
With Meta Evolution you can compare today’s tier list with historical snapshots and
instantly see which champions are rising, falling, or stable.
Free users get 7-day Evolution.
Premium unlocks 14 / 30 / 60 / 90 days, so you can verify if a champion is a real long-term pick
or just a short trend spike.
You won’t “auto-win” because of Premium — but you will make cleaner decisions:
fewer wasted purchases, fewer random picks, and a stronger plan for climbing.
Wild Rift Tier List + Meta Evolution (Snapshot Compare)
On this page, you’ll find a complete Wild Rift Tier List based on up-to-date ranked statistics. Champions are ranked by role (Mid, Solo/Baron, Jungle, Duo/ADC, Support) and by ranked brackets such as Legendary, Challenger, Master, and Diamond.
The tier list reflects the current Wild Rift meta and helps players quickly understand which champions perform best in ranked games, which picks are frequently banned, and which champions are gaining or losing strength as the meta evolves. All data is processed automatically and updated regularly.
What is Meta Evolution?
Meta Evolution is a snapshot comparison system. Instead of only seeing today’s tier list, you can compare it with a previous tier list snapshot (by date), and track how champions move across tiers over time. This helps you identify stable long-term picks versus short-lived spikes.
Tier Explanation
Tier S+ – Meta-defining champions with the highest overall impact.
Tier S – Strong, reliable picks that perform consistently.
Tier A – Solid situational choices with good potential.
Tier B – Less stable picks that depend heavily on matchup and team composition.
Meta Shift — What You’re Seeing
Meta Shift shows how champions move between tiers across time. In Evolution Mode, each champion is compared to a previous snapshot: Rising picks move up tiers, Falling picks move down, and Stable picks keep their tier.
- Rising: improving performance and draft priority over time.
- Falling: declining results (often after nerfs, meta shifts, or counters becoming popular).
- Stable: consistent picks that hold value across multiple snapshots.
This helps you build a champion pool that stays strong longer — not just “today’s top”.
How the Tier List is Calculated
To turn raw ranked data into a clear and practical ranking system, each champion is assigned a calculated power score for a specific role and rank bracket. This score is based on several key performance indicators:
- Win Rate – how often the champion wins ranked matches (primary factor).
- Pick Rate – how frequently the champion is selected by players.
- Ban Rate – how often the champion is banned, reflecting draft pressure and perceived strength.
- Performance Trend – whether the champion’s results are improving or declining over time.
Win Rate forms the foundation of the score, while Pick Rate, Ban Rate, and Trend provide additional context. Based on the final score, champions are assigned to one of the following tiers:
Using the Tier List Effectively
This tier list is designed as a practical tool for ranked play. Higher-tier champions generally offer more consistency and impact, while lower-tier champions often require higher mastery or specific conditions to succeed.
For best results, combine tier rankings with your own experience, preferred playstyle, and current patch changes. A champion’s tier reflects overall reliability, not individual player skill.
Why Evolution Mode Matters
Players often get stuck because they only react to what feels strong “today”. Evolution Mode helps you avoid that trap by showing whether a champion is rising steadily, falling after a nerf, or staying stable across multiple snapshots. It’s not about обещать победы — it’s about giving you better context so you can make smarter choices.
Data Source & Notes
Ranked statistics are aggregated from large competitive samples. In some cases, this includes data from highly competitive regions such as the Chinese Wild Rift server, which helps identify meta trends early. The goal, however, is to present a unified and region-agnostic tier list that represents the overall Wild Rift meta.
Disclaimer: Meta trends may vary between patches, regions, and playstyles. Always consider balance updates and personal comfort with a champion when making draft decisions.
You’ve got a question?
Clear answers about the Tier List, Meta Evolution (Meta Shift), buckets, roles, and how to read snapshot movement.
📈 Meta, explained.
Meta Shift is a Premium-only analysis tool.
It is not the tier list itself.
The tier list shows the current state.
Meta Shift analyzes movement between two snapshots
and tracks how champions change tiers over time.
Free users can enable Compare mode,
which shows the tier list against a fixed 7-day snapshot.
In Free mode:
• The comparison period is locked to 7 days
• Filters (Rising / Falling / Stable / All) are available
Full Meta Shift analysis, extended periods,
and date selection are available only with Premium.
Rising = the champion moved up compared to the previous snapshot.
Falling = moved down compared to the previous snapshot.
Stable = stayed in the same tier.
NEW = the champion appears in the current snapshot but wasn’t present in the previous one (not enough data or role change).
DROP = the champion was present before but isn’t in the current snapshot for this role/bucket.
The tier is calculated per role using role-specific ranked performance. A champion can be top-tier in one lane and average in another because matchups, build paths, team comps, and pick/ban pressure are different across roles.
Buckets are rank brackets. The meta changes by skill tier: high elo drafts react faster, punish harder, and prioritize different champions. If you want accurate guidance, always check the bucket closest to where you play (or where you aim to climb).
Each champion gets a calculated score based on key ranked signals: Win Rate (primary), plus Pick Rate, Ban Rate, and trend/context indicators. Then the score is mapped into tier groups (S+, S, A, B) for each role and bucket.
The page updates automatically when new ranked data is processed. You can always see the exact timestamp in the Updated label at the top. Compare mode uses stored snapshots, so you can review how the meta changed over time.
Some champions or roles may not have enough reliable sample size in a specific bucket or time window. When the dataset is too small, the system avoids showing misleading rankings. Try switching bucket (Diamond/Master/Challenger/Legendary) or checking another role.
Free access:
• Full standard Tier List (all roles & buckets)
• Compare mode with fixed 7-day snapshot
• Movement filters
Premium access:
• Full Meta Shift tool
• Extended comparison periods (14 / 30 / 60 / 90 days)
• Date-based snapshot selection
• Meta Shift summary analytics
• All closed WR META sections
• Ad-free experience
Use Meta Shift to build a champion pool with real stability: focus on stable picks for consistency, add 1–2 rising champions as your “growth” picks, and avoid heavy practice investment into champions that are clearly falling. Check the bucket you play most, and re-validate after patches or major balance changes.