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Gnar·Runes for Top

Win rate	50.1%
Pick rate	4.0%
Ban rate	0.8%
Matches	59 796-

Gnar Top has a 50.1% win rate with 4.0% pick rate in Emerald + and is currently ranked B tier. Based on our analysis of 59 796 matches in Patch 14.14 the best runes for Gnar Top are Fleet Footwork, Triumph, Legend: Haste, and Cut Down for primary tree, as well as Demolish and Conditioning for secondary tree. The most optimal rune shards are Attack Speed, Move Speed, and Tenacity and Slow Resist.

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Gnar Runes

Top ∙ Patch 14.14

Precision / Resolve

Win Rate 50.5% and PickRate 85.0% based on 50 825 matches

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In patch 14.14, Fleet Footwork Gnar has 50.5% winrate in Top. Within primary rune tree, the best runes would be Triumph, Legend: Alacrity and Cut Down. In the secondary tree the most popular runes are Demolish and Second Wind.

Precision

50.2%

29.8%

15 157

50.6%

70.2%

35 668

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50.5%

98.9%

50 275

55.1%

0.8%

399

51.7%

0.3%

151

49.8%

3.9%

1 995

51.2%

20.1%

10 238

50.3%

75.9%

38 592

Resolve

50.9%

6.8%

6 905

35.5%

< 0.1%

40.0%

< 0.1%

52.3%

0.7%

732

51.1%

9.0%

9 130

50.3%

38.5%

39 160

50.4%

43.7%

44 415

51.9%

0.3%

314

50.6%

0.9%

953

48.9%

1.0%

493

50.5%

98.9%

50 273

45.8%

0.1%

50.5%

98.5%

50 077

53.1%

0.9%

448

48.3%

0.6%

300

50.3%

15.8%

8 017

51.0%

2.2%

1 130

50.5%

82.0%

41 678

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Gnar tips and tricks

When against melee champions, use your range advantage to harass the enemy. Whenever they have 2 stacks on them, make sure you auto-attack or use your Boomerang Throw / Boulder Toss Q to proc your Hyper / Wallop W.

Try to delay a team fight for as long as possible while you stack your Rage Bar. When it’s up, force a fight before you go back to Mini Gnar.

Before using your Hop / Crunch E aggressively, take a look at the mini-map to make sure the enemy Jungler is not nearby and ready to engage once you’ve overextended.