Ashe·Jungle Build

Most Popular

If you want to use the most popular Ashe Jungle build, you should take Flash and Smite as your Summoner Spells. For runes, you should pick Lethal Tempo as your keystone, followed by Presence of Mind, Legend: Alacrity and Cut Down in the primary tree, as well as Approach Velocity and Biscuit Delivery in the secondary tree. For rune shards, you want Attack Speed in offense, Adaptive Force in flex and Health in defense, though it depends on the matchup. Finally, for your items, you should build Kraken Slayer as your first item, followed by Berserker's Greaves and Blade of The Ruined King. For your last 3 items, you should build Runaan's Hurricane, Phantom Dancer and finish with Infinity Edge. For the skill order, you want to stick with W - Q - E. Right now, this build has 33.2% winrate over 190 matches played.

Optional

Your second option for Ashe Jungle build would be to take Flash and Smite as your Summoner Spells. The runes that this build takes advantage of are Press the Attack as your keystone, Triumph, Legend: Alacrity and Coup de Grace in the primary tree, and Cheap Shot with Ultimate Hunter in the secondary tree. The shards used in this build are Attack Speed in offense, Adaptive Force in flex and Health Scaling in defense. The items for the build are Kraken Slayer, which you should build first, followed by Berserker's Greaves as your second item and Blade of The Ruined King as your third item. The rest of the items in order are Runaan's Hurricane, Infinity Edge and Experimental Hexplate. The skill order for this build is W - Q - E. In the current patch, this build has a 28.3% win rate over 106 matches.

Situational Ashe Runes and Items

Depending on the context of your game, your matchup, and enemy champions, you might want to consider building some situational items or take specific runes. Carefully examine your team, enemy team, game state , and your matchup to plan your Ashe build accordingly! For example, when it comes to rune shards, you might want to take either Armor or Magic Resist, depending on which champion you are about to lane against.