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Kindred·Jungle Build
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Q
W
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R| Win rate | 46.2% |
| Pick rate | 4.2% |
| Ban rate | 2.5% |
| Matches | 936- |
Kindred Build
Jungle ∙ Patch 14.23Most Popular
Win Rate 46.7% based on 334 matches
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46.7%Top Players ALL
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75.0%Matchup Specific
Graves
49.4%runes
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Starter Items
Time Target
@ 13 sec
Early Items
@ 5 min
Core Items
@ 19 min
Full Build
ability order
Q
W
E
Skills
situational items
Kindred Matchups Overview
Kindred General information
Kindred tips and tricks
Despite marks being super important, do not tunnel vision on them where you put yourself in bad situations to get them.
Kindred can solo objectives pretty easily. Make sure you have priority in nearby lanes before attempting to take it alone.
It’s better to use your Ultimate R preemptively rather than not at all. Use it just before you or your allies are at threat of dying.
Kindred combos
Every combo you need to master the champion!
The Best Kindred Builds, Runes and Items for Jungle in Emerald +
Most Popular
If you want to use the most popular Kindred Jungle build, you should take Flash and Smite as your Summoner Spells. For runes, you should pick Press the Attack as your keystone, followed by Triumph, Legend: Alacrity and Coup de Grace in the primary tree, as well as Sudden Impact and Treasure Hunter in the secondary tree. For rune shards, you want Attack Speed in offense, Adaptive Force in flex and Health Scaling in defense, though it depends on the matchup. Finally, for your items, you should build Kraken Slayer as your first item, followed by Plated Steelcaps and The Collector. For your last 3 items, you should build Infinity Edge, Lord Dominik's Regards and finish with Rapid Firecannon. For the skill order, you want to stick with Q - W - E. Right now, this build has 46.7% winrate over 334 matches played.
Situational Kindred 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 Kindred 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.
Furthermore, if you want a more detailed breakdown, you should also check out Kindred runes page.
Probuilds
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In-depth Build Stats
Dive into even more Kindred builds stats with additional analysis from our friends at LoLalytics.
Kindred Counters - Best and Worst Matchups for Jungle in Emerald +
Best Matchups
In Patch 14.23 the best possible matchups for Kindred Jungle are:
- vs. Amumu - 80.0% win rate over 5 games.
- vs. Gragas - 75.0% win rate over 12 games.
- vs. Zed - 66.7% win rate over 3 games.
- vs. Viego - 63.9% win rate over 61 games.
- vs. Vi - 62.5% win rate over 24 games.
Consider picking Kindred into these matches to increase your chance to win a game. These are the most popular Jungle matchups that currently are in favor of Kindred.
Worst Matchups
We highly recommend avoiding picking Kindred in the current patch into the following Jungle matchups:
- vs. Rek'Sai - win rate over games.
- vs. Pantheon - win rate over games.
- vs. Shyvana - 14.3% win rate over 7 games.
- vs. Teemo - 20.0% win rate over 5 games.
- vs. Taliyah - 20.0% win rate over 15 games.
These champions are considered as Kindred counters in the current patch, and playing such a matchup will decrease your chances of winning a game.
Additional Notes
If you want to find out more about best and worst matchups, as well as specific matchup statistics, we highly encourage you to check our Kindred counters page. Keep in mind that while the champion may counter or be countered, it also comes down to your individual skill, the skill of your opponent, your team, and enemy team compositions.
