Wild Rift Best ADCs for the Dragon Lane (Patch 2.2)

In both League of Legends and its mobile version, Wild Rift, Marksman champions are essential to team composition. Champions built around sustained damage rather than burst become even more important in the late game and are often the key to victory. On top of that, ADC champions are easier to kite in Wild Rift, the mobile version of League of Legends, which makes this a good time to look at the best Marksmen of Patch 2.2 that we have put together for you.

Best Wild Rift Patch 2.2 ADCs

Jhin

He is a master and a virtuoso, regarded as one of the best-designed ADC champions in Summoner's Rift. His style and kit set him apart from other ADCs. Jhin has an ammo system, and every fourth shot is a guaranteed critical strike that deals bonus damage. He pairs well with a Support champion that has crowd control, and his long-range ultimate makes it much easier to position in teamfights.

Ashe

As League of Legends players know, Ashe is really a teaching ADC. I say teaching because Ashe is the first Marksman many of us ever played. Besides having very simple mechanics, she is the first name that comes to mind when people say kiting. The slow on her basic attacks makes kiting very easy. With her kit, she can spot a possible gank ahead of time and position accordingly.

Xayah

Xayah, the offense-minded half of the lovebird duo, can be a very hard champion for new players to master. Her damage comes after a few items are completed. But once she starts to power up, she is very hard to stop. Paired with Rakan, Xayah is incredibly strong. She can finish teamfights on her own before the enemy team knows what happened.

Draven

Draven has a lot of burst damage and sustained damage. As in the PC version of League of Legends, he takes some practice on mobile too. If you can use your first ability smoothly, you become an unstoppable Marksman in the early game. Thanks to that early-game power, and to the extra gold he earns from his passive as you score kills, the snowball effect turns Draven into a real monster.

Tristana

Tristana's kit helps you have a very reliable early game in lane. With her passive, she gets stronger and gains range as she levels up. Because her W can be used repeatedly when you score a kill, you can easily jump into the enemy team and get back to a safe position right away. Since her first ability gives you an attack speed bonus, building items that raise your ability power and critical strike chance will make you an unstoppable force in the late game.

Vayne

Vayne is a true Tank killer. She is blessed with power that scales through her auto attacks. With the true damage bonus from her second ability, you can melt whoever is in front of you within seconds. In addition, the movement speed you gain while moving toward a low-health champion makes it very easy to chase down enemies and score kills. Your second ability is a bit different from the PC version. You can also activate it, and it gives you both attack speed and life steal bonuses.

Varus

Many ADCs are locked into a single playstyle that focuses on either spells or auto attacks. Varus can do both with great success. With Varus, you can focus on Armor Penetration items to dominate fragile targets. His range is longer than that of many Marksmen. Because of this, a DPS-focused Varus can easily wipe the enemy team off the map. His ultimate is also very useful in teamfights and has the potential to change the course of a battle.

Jinx

Jinx of Zaun, the poster girl of Wild Rift, is strong enough to earn a spot on this list. As a hypercarry, Jinx becomes a threat in the late game. Her passive lets her speed up, attack and move faster after a takedown in fights. Finally, Super Mega Death Rocket is a great tool for hunting low-health enemies across the map and for getting kills from far-off corners of the map.