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What decides the jungle matchup: Lee Sin vs Rammus in League of Legends
What decides the jungle
A tactical read of the jungle matchup, written from LaneDiff's champion notes: what each champion threatens, and the one thing to do about it before three minutes. It is analysis, not a match sample, so there is no win rate on this page.
Both are early ganker champions in this lane: Hunts kills at levels two to four, so the first wards and a safe wave decide the lane.
Lee Sin
jungle · Early ganker
He ganks straight off his first clear. Ward river at 2:45 and keep the wave middle.
Window: before three minutes
Lee Sin's red-buff level-3 gank arrives around 3:00; a frozen or centered wave denies the ward-hop angle behind you.
Rammus
jungle · Early ganker
He rolls in faster than you can react. Ward river early and don't push without vision.
Window: before four minutes
Powerball closes gank distance instantly from level two; Rammus punishes auto-attackers hardest, so vision, not trades, is the counter.
Lee Sin vs Rammus: Common Questions
- Who wins Lee Sin vs Rammus?
- LaneDiff has not analysed enough ranked jungle games of Lee Sin against Rammus to publish a win rate, and does not estimate one. What decides the lane is which player respects the other's threat first. Lee Sin: He ganks straight off his first clear. Ward river at 2:45 and keep the wave middle. Rammus: He rolls in faster than you can react. Ward river early and don't push without vision.
- How do you play the Lee Sin Rammus matchup?
- Lee Sin and Rammus are both early ganker champions in the jungle matchup: Hunts kills at levels two to four, so the first wards and a safe wave decide the lane. Lee Sin's red-buff level-3 gank arrives around 3:00; a frozen or centered wave denies the ward-hop angle behind you. Powerball closes gank distance instantly from level two; Rammus punishes auto-attackers hardest, so vision, not trades, is the counter.
- What should I know about Rammus vs Lee Sin?
- Rammus and Lee Sin are both early ganker champions: Hunts kills at levels two to four, so the first wards and a safe wave decide the lane. What separates them is what each one does with it. Rammus: He rolls in faster than you can react. Ward river early and don't push without vision. Lee Sin: He ganks straight off his first clear. Ward river at 2:45 and keep the wave middle.
- How do I beat Rammus as Lee Sin?
- Powerball closes gank distance instantly from level two; Rammus punishes auto-attackers hardest, so vision, not trades, is the counter. He rolls in faster than you can react. Ward river early and don't push without vision. LaneDiff's live scan then tells you which Rammus you have drawn: their recent form on the champion, whether they are on a loss streak, and whether they are smurfing, because the player in front of you moves the odds more than the matchup does.