Lux Build
Jungle Tier 4Patch 26.21 · Silver+ · 101 gamesUpdated
Who counters Lux
No Jungle opponent has faced Lux enough times this patch to call the matchup either way yet.
How to build Lux
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Sorcerer's Shoes → Luden's Echo → Stormsurge → Shadowflame
41% of games
Flash + Smite83%
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Recent games
Taken from as high up the ladder as this pick gets played. 1 from Master and above, then down the ladder as far as Emerald — Lux Jungle is not played often enough at the top to fill 10 games on its own.
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The full page most players run, not just the keystone.
Summoner spells and early items
What people bring, and which ability they max first.
- Flash + Smite83%32.6%86 games
- Ghost + Smite10%40.0%10 games
Boots and the other slot items that do not count as finished items in the full build below.
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The items players finish, in the order they end up in the inventory.
Whole-build counts start over with every patch, and Lux Jungle is at 104 games so far this patch. The full build shows up here at 300.
Every slot, boots and full build for Lux →Where these numbers come from
We read finished ranked solo queue games directly from Riot and keep a running tally. Nothing is copied from another site.
Matchups compare Lux against the enemy champion in the same lane, counting only games where both were actually there. The counters list pulls each matchup toward Lux's own win rate by 180 games' worth of it, then keeps the ones still under 50%. A matchup seen thirty times barely moves off the champion's average, and one seen a thousand times keeps close to its own number.
Every number here is followed by the games behind it, because that's what tells you how much to trust it. A win rate over a few hundred games is worth reading. The same number over thirty is mostly luck.
Recent games show what was built and who won. They never show who played. Rank is grouped (Master and up is one band), game length is rounded to five minutes, and there's no region or date on a card.