Greetings, summmoner! I'm Inner Pead, a multi-season high diamond ADC main, and today I decided to make a guide sharing my knowledge on the current powerhouse in bottom lane, Jhin.

Jhin is an extremely consistant ADC, providing high utility and strong DPS the later the game goes on. In a meta with high skirmishing and mobility, Jhin does a great job at staying safe while also being able to high enemies consistantly.

I have been diamond since season 7, peaking at Diamond 1 plenty of times, and I have mained ADC since season 3, so I am extremely experienced with many, many bot lane matchups. (Yes I was there through mage meta bot too >:( )

If you have any questions or wanna see me teach live, I stream at https://www.twitch.tv/pronetopwn. There you can ask me questions, make montage plays (or int my *** off), and just hang out!

In lane, Jhin can do it all. High all in potential with cc, an aoe slow, and the fourth shot execute; good poke and safe farming with his q bounces and long range on his w. At level 6, Jhin sets up well for roams or dragon fights, as he can ult from safety to contribute or create zones. With the current items, Jhin also spikes fairly hard at 1 item, which put him ahead of the curve for most other crit / on hit ADCs.

One thing you have to focus on as Jhin is trap placement. Generally, you want to put traps where the enemy has engage windows. For example, you can trap the middle of the alcove, the very edge of the lane brushes, or the walls hugging river to check for engage supports flanking. You can also trap for ganks too! Champs like Kayn and graves, that have dashes or unique flank angles, can be accounted for by trapping next to the walls of river or turrets to slow down their entrance.

Another important thing is movement. Against champs like Nautilus, Leona, or Thresh, since you don't have a dash, you must always be mindful of their engages. In particular, practice dodging reactively, not predictively. Mastering this will help not only in lane, but throughout the whole game as well.

Once you finish your core items, your ult becomes extremely strong. Instead of trying to finish kills with your fourth auto, prioritize your own safety, and know when to drop back and ult. When you ult, the entire battlefield becomes a zone, and use your bullets to pick priority targets, or force priority targets to take a different path than the one they wanted to move in.

If you've reached here, thanks for stopping by! I hope you learned a lot from this guide.

Once again, if you wanna see me play live or have any questions about the guide, I stream at https://www.twitch.tv/pronetopwn ! I'm a small streamer, and genuinely just enjoy playing the game and making content. If you stop by anytime, make sure to drop a follow and chat with me about literally anything!

If there are any errors or things you feel are incorrect about the guide, feel free to message me! I am open to discussion and would always like to improve myself, just as I would like to help you guys improve!

Thanks for reading, and good luck with the climb!