Utilizing his new found increased burst damage, the champions that would have otherwise survived are now dead. Rengar - After Riot released the new assassin mastery and Thunderlord's Decree buff, Rengar became the top dog (cat?) on the Rift.Quinn - Initially a gimmick, Quinn's powerful mobility and burst damage allows her to be an extremely effective ganker and/or counter-jungler if she wants to be.However, it seems that they see the new reworked Poppy as strong in her own right, and pick her often. Originally, people banned her to prevent their teammates from playing her. Poppy - Poppy ran a weak start on release day, but is quickly rising in the hearts of many.
Since his damage scales off armor, he can build to itemize defensively and offensively at the same time against the current meta. Malphite - As the influx of Yasuos and Zeds grow on the rift, Malphite starts rising in popularity.Illaoi - A champion that punishes failure to dodge her tentacles very hard and is almost unkillable if she snowballs, Illaoi is one of the primary bans on the rift at the moment.With the multitude of assassins back on the rift, most people are hesitant to pick up Graves since he needs to get very close to the enemy team in order to deal damage. Graves - After the last round of nerfs to Graves, it looks like he is just about balanced at the moment.This makes the burst damage coming out from other champions like Rengar better in comparison. Diana - Diana is still a decent jungler, but unlike other champions this patch, does not receive any notable benefits from the Thunderlord's Decree change.Exercise caution when selecting these champions, as team morale often plays a big part in victory or defeat. Tier 4: Selecting these champions will likely cause a rift between you and your teammates, who will proceed to flame you if you fail your lane. However, if you have a team of 5 of them your teammates are likely to feel a bit uneasy about your chances of winning in solo queue. Tier 3: These champions aren't quite as popular as the rest of the champions in the first 3 tiers, but picking them one at a time isn't going to cause much of a concern on your team. They may have been nerfed at one point at another, but are still perceived as strong in their current states. Tier 2: These champions are relatively strong and have historically been picked more often than other champions. Tier 1: These champions are the ones you'll see in the majority of your games and are good to familiarize yourself with as you'l be battling against them a lot. You'll likely see these champions picked early on if they're not banned. They have very obvious and/or flashy skills that make them appear stronger than other champions. God Tier: These champions are common bans and are likely perceived as being "overall extremely strong/broken".
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