Jungle · patch 16.18

Nunu & Willump

the Boy and His Yeti  /  Tank, Mage

Jungle 97%

Adjusted
41.9%
Win rate
53.8%
Pick
2.2%
Ban
1.5%
Games
65
Tier
B

On patch 16.18, Nunu & Willump won 53.8% of 65 ranked solo games as jungle in the games Riftline holds, a rate the sample supports down to 41.9%. Nunu & Willump was picked in 2.2% of games and banned in 1.5%. Nunu & Willump is played jungle in 97% of games, mid in 1% and support in 1%.

That places Nunu & Willump in tier B among jungle champions on this patch, ranked by that lower figure rather than the raw win rate, so a champion with few games does not outrank one with many.

A typical game as jungle ends 4.8 / 5.7 / 11.9 with 6.5 CS a minute and 15,767 damage to champions.

Once upon a time, there was a boy who wanted to prove he was a hero by slaying a fearsome monster—only to discover that the beast, a lonely and magical yeti, merely needed a friend. Bound together by ancient power and a shared love of snowballs, Nunu...

Role
3.0k matches on patch 16.18
KDA
2.93
K / D / A
4.8 / 5.7 / 11.9
CS per min
6.5
Gold
11k
Damage
16k
Vision
25
The champion
The numbers

These are the builds players finished games with, not the order they bought things in. Riot's match data records the final inventory, and the slots carry no purchase order. Fetch match timelines and a real build order appears here.

Most built items

Counted individually, so this survives a small sample best.

50.0%

54 games, 83%

64.7%

17 games, 26%

52.9%

17 games, 26%

38.5%

13 games, 20%

41.7%

12 games, 18%

87.5%

8 games, 12%

57.1%

7 games, 11%

16.7%

6 games, 9%

Completed builds

The full set of finished items, most common first.

  • Liandry's Torment

    50.0%

    12 games, 18%

Boots

42.9%

28 games, 43%

57.1%

14 games, 22%

57.1%

7 games, 11%

66.7%

6 games, 9%

83.3%

6 games, 9%

Summoner spells

FlashSmite

52.4%

63 games, 97%

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How our numbers are made: the score's weights and how well they track wins, the win-chance model's accuracy, and the rules behind the death review.

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