League of Legends: Wild Rift Jungle Priorities for Lee Sin and Camille

For Lee Sin and Camille jungle, the draft’s main priorities are to look for ganks, prepare for Dragon or Rift Herald, and avoid forcing fights without a good opening. If Lee Sin misses Sonic Wave (Q) on a gank, disengage rather than force the play. With Camille, use Hookshot (E) to approach from an unexpected angle.

Choose a gank or keep farming

Before you path, check which lane has crowd control or damage that could help set up a gank. The draft recommends Lee Sin for early aggression, but it does not give a specific route or timing. Don’t treat every lane as a guaranteed kill.

If the enemy jungler appears on the opposite side of the map, the draft suggests invading to take camps while they are occupied. This depends on being able to do so safely; the draft does not specify the conditions for a safe invade.

Prepare for Dragon or Rift Herald

The draft prioritizes Dragon and Rift Herald over kills. Clear nearby camps before an objective appears so you can be ready to contest or take it. If the enemy starts one objective and a fight looks unfavorable, consider taking the other objective or camps on the opposite side instead of joining a losing fight.

The draft does not provide objective spawn timings or explain when an objective trade is safe, so use this as a broad priority rather than a fixed sequence.

Use champion-specific openings in fights

• Lee Sin: Land Sonic Wave (Q) before committing to a gank. If it misses, disengage. In a teamfight, wait for enemy crowd control to be used before diving toward the backline.
• Camille: Use Hookshot (E) to create an approach angle. The draft also suggests using Camille’s ultimate to lock down a target when behind.

In either case, don’t assume you must initiate every fight. The draft advises waiting for the enemy to spend key abilities before engaging, or peeling for your team’s carry when that is the better option.