S-tier is led by Aurelion Sol, which dominates the current data with a 59.0% win rate on a 0.5% pick rate. They are followed by Alistar (59.0%), Zaahen (57.8%), Sona (56.5%), Kalista (56.1%), Briar (55.9%), Viktor (55.7%), and Leona (55.4%). The remaining 9 champions in this tier average a 54.7% win rate. These champions define the current meta and are the safest, highest-impact picks. Popularity within S-tier is uneven: Ashe is picked in 1.3% of games against 0.2% for Zaahen, despite both landing in the same tier.
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A-tier is led by Tristana, which performs strongly with a 54.4% win rate on a 1.2% pick rate. They are followed by Warwick (54.3%), Rumble (54.3%), Janna (54.0%), Yasuo (53.9%), Jax (53.8%), Braum (53.7%), and Maokai (53.7%). The remaining 9 champions in this tier average a 53.6% win rate. These are strong, reliable champions that perform well in almost every game. Popularity within A-tier is uneven: Lux is picked in 1.4% of games against 0.3% for Aatrox, despite both landing in the same tier.

















B-tier is led by Kayle, which posts competitive results with a 53.3% win rate on a 0.7% pick rate. They are followed by Xayah (53.3%), Hwei (53.3%), Ziggs (53.1%), Neeko (53.0%), Gnar (53.0%), Renata Glasc (52.9%), and Mordekaiser (52.9%). The remaining 9 champions in this tier average a 52.6% win rate. These champions are balanced and fully viable with solid execution. Popularity within B-tier is uneven: Miss Fortune is picked in 1.4% of games against 0.2% for Rell, despite both landing in the same tier.

















C-tier is led by Talon, which shows mixed results with a 52.3% win rate on a 0.2% pick rate. They are followed by Cho'Gath (52.3%), Thresh (52.2%), Zyra (52.2%), Jhin (52.1%), Swain (52.1%), Vex (52.1%), and Soraka (52.0%). The remaining 27 champions in this tier average a 51.2% win rate. These champions are situational and need favourable matchups or team comps to shine. Morgana stays widely picked at 1.4% despite its C-tier results, while Udyr sees 0.2%.



































D-tier is led by Pyke, which trails stronger options with a 50.6% win rate on a 0.4% pick rate. They are followed by Kog'Maw (50.6%), Kindred (50.5%), Amumu (50.3%), Vayne (50.3%), Zoe (50.3%), Darius (50.2%), and Mel (50.1%). The remaining 27 champions in this tier average a 49.0% win rate. These champions underperform against the current meta and take extra effort to win with. Ezreal stays widely picked at 1.2% despite its D-tier results, while Rek'Sai sees 0.1%.



































F-tier is led by Yunara, which currently underperforms with a 48.4% win rate on a 0.7% pick rate. They are followed by Corki (48.0%), Anivia (48.0%), Rammus (48.0%), Nidalee (47.7%), Taric (47.6%), Jayce (47.6%), and Diana (47.6%). The remaining 44 champions in this tier average a 43.7% win rate. These champions are the weakest options this patch and are best avoided in ranked. Jinx stays widely picked at 1.4% despite its F-tier results, while Naafiri sees 0.1%.




















































In Patch 26.15, there are 17 S-tier ARAM champions including Aurelion Sol, Alistar, Zaahen. S-tier champions are meta-defining picks that dominate the Howling Abyss with exceptional win rates.
The best ARAM champions in the current patch are: Aurelion Sol (59.0% WR), Alistar (59.0% WR), Zaahen (57.8% WR), Sona (56.5% WR), Kalista (56.1% WR), Briar (55.9% WR), Viktor (55.7% WR), Leona (55.4% WR), Twisted Fate (55.1% WR), Ivern (55.1% WR), Garen (54.9% WR), Sion (54.7% WR), Gragas (54.6% WR), Pantheon (54.6% WR), Ahri (54.6% WR), Tryndamere (54.5% WR), Ashe (54.4% WR). These champions excel on the Howling Abyss due to their strong poke, sustain, or team fight capabilities.
Our ARAM tier list ranks champions based on win rate, pick rate, and overall performance on the Howling Abyss. We account for ARAM-specific balance changes including damage dealt/taken modifiers. Champions are placed into S, A, B, C, D, and F tiers.
Aurelion Sol has a 59.0% win rate in ARAM, placing them in the S tier. With a 0.5% pick rate, Aurelion Sol is a niche but effective ARAM pick.
Our ARAM tier list is updated daily with fresh data from Patch 26.15. Champion tiers may shift as new data is collected and ARAM balance changes take effect.
This League of Legends champions tier list places 173 champions for Patch 26.15, from S-tier down to F-tier. Placement combines win rate, pick rate and how much match data sits behind each result, so it is not a straight win-rate sort — an entry with a high win rate over few games ranks below a steadier one. The S-tier — the 17 strongest champions right now — features Aurelion Sol (59.0%), Alistar (59.0%), Zaahen (57.8%), Sona (56.5%), and Kalista (56.1%). Aurelion Sol posts the single highest win rate at 59.0%. For players hunting an edge, Zaahen is the most underrated pick this patch — S-tier results at only a 0.2% pick rate — while Jinx looks overrated, popular at 1.4% but landing in F-tier. Rankings update daily from real ranked matches, so every placement reflects current performance rather than a one-off result. Use the tiers below to pick the best champions for your games.