Hi there! True, the Sorcery tree as secondary runes is good, and it has almost always been the best option on Jhin for the move speed and AD. But the new Cash Back rune is completely broken; it offers over 1,000 gold in a long game, and easily 500 gold in every single game. In short, for a minor rune it's insane, which is why we go for this secondary rune tree. And by the way, since you have to select a second rune, we take Triple Tonic, which might not look like much but is actually pretty good:
Use the first potion to farm (use it early because when it expires it gives 60 gold)
Use the second potion to fight, you should hold onto this one and consume it as soon as a fight breaks out
And the third potion to use right away, obviously

Anyway, compared to Cash Back, the 2% move speed and 12 AD clearly can't compete, and as a bonus we get Triple Tonic which is nice

As for Dark Harvest, I don't recommend playing it right now

Hi! I updated the guide regarding this. The recent changes have created more build variety on Jhin, and I adjusted the guide accordingly. And Collector is great, it's in one of the two builds I recommend!

Hi, so regarding the new burn rune, I don't recommend it for Jhin. It was played a bit at a very high level when it was broken, but now it's already obsolete and unplayable, especially in low elo.

As for Hubris, it's also a matter of elo. Personally, I don't play it because I think Youmuu is better; the vast majority of high and very high elo players don't play Hubris and prefer Youmuu. But! Hubris can actually be stronger in low elo, since games are much more aggressive and there are way more kills per minute, which is a good environment to make the most of Hubris' passive. So feel free to do whatever you want. You can replace Youmuu with Hubris in build path 2 of my guide.

And for RFC, it's obviously always been a must-have for Jhin. I still recommend not building it too early; most players systematically build it before Dominik, but in reality, it really depends on the game. I invite you to read the note on build paths 1 and 2 of my guide!

Well, that is a broad question that I haven't quite settled on yet. With the new Season 26, there are many more possibilities for Jhin's build than before, which had remained almost the same for years. Currently, the build I included in the guide is the one that has personally convinced me the most. According to my research, it shows the best statistics and is also very common in high Elo.

However, it has a weakness during the lane phase because the Stormrazor components are weak. I will continue to look into the matter and the guide will be updated regularly.

Hi! That was a mistake on my part, you definitely shouldn't take CD boots on Jhin! The error has been fixed, we do take swiftness boots.

considering in the options he only put swifties and berserkers, and as you know the meta is to always take the swifties then he probably just confused between the two, and meant to always take swifties.

I for one thought you were gonna ask about why always to switch to berserkers late game, since yeah late game the attack speed increase is gonna be nice as you already have 100% crit so all your aa grant you movement speed, but what if the enemy team have a lot of assasins or mages? so I usually don't have too many opportunities to aa? and also the zerks don't have the slow decrease, so they are worse against CC.
and for those reasons I usually stick with my swifties late game too, but I wonder what the author thinks about this

And i know, even if, it depents

It is indeed hard to say with only this information, but if you want some advice:

In general, one of the two bot lane T1 towers falls a few minutes after your first item, which corresponds to the timing you mentioned. Once a T1 has fallen bot (ally or enemy), you should go mid and swap with your midlaner. From that point on, you will farm mid, while your top and mid laners figure it out and split the top and bot lanes as solo laners.

When you farm mid, stay safe, do not overextend without vision, and normally you shouldn't die too much.

Btw: it is common in low elo for midlaners to be unaware of this and refuse to swap; in that case, you can try to force it or do a bit of teaching...

Hard to say with only the information you've given, but if you win early game and lose mid/late game then it's probably because your macro isn't up to par, I personally watched Coach Rogue and he helped me a lot with that.
from there it's just developing critical thinking and getting in the experience

Haha it’s funny you suggested this, I would’ve never thought of it myself, but I’m pretty qualified since I own every Jhin skin. So let’s go:

1. Dark Cosmic Jhin
Absolutely gorgeous and iconic. By far the skin I’ve played the most. It’s just on another level.

2. High Noon Jhin
Amazing sound design, and honestly one of the most legendary and emblematic skins for the champion.

3. Soul Fight Jhin
The whole skin line looks incredible, and Jhin’s version is no exception.

4. Project Jhin
A classic. You really feel like a hyper-dangerous cyborg. With all the effects, it even feels like your crits hit harder.

5. SKT T1 Jhin
Super clean. It gives off a divine vibe, and it actually aged really well.

6. Empyrean Jhin
Really pretty, but in this style I prefer Soul Fighter. The sound design can feel a bit uncomfortable though.

7. Mythmaker Jhin
It’s well-made, and being a legendary skin is definitely a plus. But at that price, you’re better off buying one of Jhin’s top-tier skins higher on the list.

8. DWG Jhin
Honestly not terrible. I play it sometimes, but not very often. I’m pretty indifferent to it.

9. Blood Moon Jhin
I don’t know why, but I never really enjoy playing it, even though it is a nice-looking skin.

10. Shan Hai Scrolls Jhin
Really not a fan. I only play it to match with Nautilus players who use Shan Hai Scrolls. Feels like a weaker version of Mythmaker visually.

And for the €200 special skin Dark Cosmic Erasure Jhin:
It’s objectively very beautiful, maybe even slightly better than the original, but I’m way too attached to Dark Cosmic. It’s just too iconic.

That’s just my opinion :)

I saw that, but there will be too many changes next season to make accurate predictions right now. But rest assured, the guide will be kept up to date when the season changes, and it will be adjusted and refined throughout the start of the season to be as accurate as possible.

Hello! The biggest change when switching from a tank player to an ADC player is decision-making, which becomes completely different. These are two opposite extremes. When you play ADC, you should not take initiatives, create plays or look for catches. You must absolutely follow your team’s flow and work with what they give you. That is the ADC mindset. Your team’s goal is to give you resources and the enemy team’s goal is to kill you. Farm, never act alone, you must always be with your teammates and split pushing is strictly forbidden. In short, the mindset is princess.

If you start Youmuu’s, staying at 75% crit is totally fine. No need to force 100%. Full build is very rare anyway, and by the time you get there the game is usually already decided.

If you want to climb the ladder, don’t aim to be the “carry MVP”, especially as an ADC, and even less with Jhin.
The ADC’s role is mainly to serve the team: you provide consistent damage in teamfights and on objectives, but you rarely make macro decisions. You have to play around what your team gives you.
Jhin is even more utility-focused: he deals less damage than most ADCs, so it’s perfectly normal to have lower damage numbers than the enemy ADC, your AP mid, or even your top laner.
Don’t try to end every game 17/0/9, that’s impossible.
Your goal should be to stay consistent and reliable. If you truly are, it means that in 100% of your games, your team always has a solid and mechanically sound ADC, which will naturally make you climb in elo over time, since the enemy ADC can’t be that consistent in 100% of games.

Hi, I appreciate perfection, thanks 4 the comment!

1: Dark Harvest + Sorcery isn’t terrible, but it’s not optimal. It delays your powerspikes, it’s greedy, and less consistent than the standard build.

2: If your team fed a lot, you can do your best but the game is probably lost. You have to accept that some games just aren’t winnable. The goal in ranked is to be constantly better and especially less weak than the enemy ADC. ADC is a role where your impact heavily depends on what your team gives you. That’s true for every role, but especially for ADC. For example, maybe your support just roams, your jungler is absent, and your toplaner is winning hard. They’re having a good game, but not around you. In that situation, your job is to perform better than what an ADC of your elo would normally do. That’s how you climb. If you always do a little bit better or at least as good as what’s expected from an ADC at your elo, you’ll slowly but surely climb in ranked.

3: Technically Hubris isn’t a bad idea, but personally I wouldn’t go for it. BT just gives you so much comfort and teamfight power. The lifesteal is incredibly valuable, you can end a teamfight low HP, hit the red buff, and be back to full in 3 shots.

4: Ask me if anything isn’t clear especially in answer 2 haha