I'm new to jungle, and I'm using a counter jungle champ. I like to start either blue/red then rush their blue or red, depending on where they started, but i'm not sure which champs start at which camps. Does anyone have a list or a guide for this?
Silents4293 votesNo real guide exists, you just kind of know.
Tanks for example depend on gromp and start at the gromp. So red is up for the taking usually.
Fighters who don't need mana and clear well will start Grugs. etc.
What jungler are you playing? Nunu would start Gromp and run to the enemy jungle.
jared211 votesPlaying as shaco. I think I'll start my own list to see where junglers usually start.
jared211 votesOf course not all jungles start at the same place
usul12021 votesShaco, start red, go to golems, then head over to wolves/gromp.
The reason you start red is that you can do a leashless red faster than 3 people could do a hard leash gromp. start laying boxes at 1:01, lay them on CD except the last. lay the last when the fear from the first ones end. you will take 0 damage, have red buff, and not use smite, which you can save for golems. take shiv after red if you're going to golems for the damage reduction or (if you're cheesing a kill) take deceive. if you use your boxes to tank the monsters and always hit from behind, you should be high on health after hitting lvl 3 with only using 1 pot or none, and can gank hard.
Silents4291 votesPlaying as shaco. I think I'll start my own list to see where junglers usually start.
I honestly find that somewhat useless information. But I won't be against more Jungle guides being made so do whatever.
Eggstealer1 votesstart bot side unless you're fiddle or nunu where you start gromp always and reksai start Krugs always. in my opinion. there are some other weird things I do but those are runes and preferences.
Skia Asteri1 votesSee whether top or bot is late to lane, they may have started that side. Unless they are being clever and starting without a leash on the other side while the lane that was late faked a leash.
People who are serious about playing jungle can take any route without a leash with any champion they play in the jungle.
DrathTurtle3141 votesIt depends on the player as much as the champion. I always start on the side of my duo lane, unless I'm playing fiddlesticks or amumu, then I start on my blue side.
Gym Leader Yaki1 votesAny side you want really, I personally don't really see much of a difference. Although, I tend to have a preference for the ADC side, just for a better leash.
Killstrado1 votesThat's the glory of jungle it's all choice and risk, but an easy but not always correct assumption is did they have mana?(they'll start somewhere blue side) no mana? (Red side somewhere)