League of Legends: Wild Rift Jungle: What to Do After Your Clear

After your first jungle clear in League of Legends: Wild Rift, check the lanes for a clear gank opportunity. If no enemy is vulnerable, continue clearing camps instead of waiting in a bush.

Choose your next action

1. Check lane positions and health. A low-health enemy or an enemy pushed deep toward your side of the lane may be vulnerable to a gank.
2. Check for a cooldown advantage. If you know an enemy recently used an ultimate or escape ability, share that information with your team before trying to engage.
3. If a gank is not clear, keep farming. Return to available camps rather than spending time waiting for an opening that may not come.

When choosing where to begin your clear, the draft suggests starting at Blue Buff or Red Buff based on your champion’s mana needs and level-three power spike. It does not specify a universal starting buff, so use those champion factors rather than treating one start as mandatory.

Plan around objectives

The draft advises moving toward an objective pit about 30 seconds before it spawns, giving you time to clear nearby vision and place wards. It names Elemental Drakes and the Rift Herald as objectives to consider.

Do not treat a pit as a safe solo attempt just because your lanes are pushed. If taking an objective is too risky, look for a cross-map trade instead: while the enemy team takes Dragon, the draft suggests checking whether you can take Rift Herald or clear camps on the opposite side. The right option depends on what is available; the draft does not establish that either trade is always safe or worthwhile.