

Wukong Synergies Patch 16.15: Best and Worst Picks with Wukong
Find the best champions to pair with Wukong for Jungle using win rate data on LoLTheory. Optimize your team composition in LoL Season 16 Patch 16.15.
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Best Picks with Wukong
Champions that perform well alongside Wukong in team compositions. Listed by highest win rates when paired with Wukong in Platinum ranked matches.
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Worst Picks with Wukong
Champions that underperform when paired with Wukong. Ranked by lowest win rates when on the same team in Platinum matches.
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Hold some of your crowd control for Wukong's R (Cyclone) recast — he can trigger it again about eight seconds after the first cast, knocking up the same enemies a second time.
Team Fight
Target whoever Wukong hits with his Q (Crushing Blow) — the 10-30% armor reduction lasts 3 seconds, making that target take significantly more damage from your team's physical attacks.
Skirmish Team Fight
Expect Wukong's ganks to get much scarier once he hits level 3 — his E, Q, and W combo is fully unlocked, giving him a full engage-and-follow-up kit instead of just a dash.
Basic Lane Phase
Once Wukong hits level 6, look to set up kills together — his R (Cyclone) knockup gives you a reliable window to land your own damage or crowd control on a locked-down target.
Skirmish
Watch for Wukong going invisible with his W (Warrior Trickster) near your lane — he's likely dashing in for a surprise gank, with a clone left behind at his original position to help sell the play.
Lane Phase Skirmish
Commit to longer dives and skirmishes with Wukong rather than quick trades — his passive stacks up to five times whenever he or his clone damages an enemy champion or monster with basic attacks or abilities, eventually granting up to 62.82 bonus armor and much faster regen.
Skirmish
Look to fight in narrow jungle paths or near objectives when diving with Wukong — a recent buff doubled his R (Cyclone) effect radius, so tighter spaces now let him land it on even more enemies at once.
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