RFT.GG Charts: LCK Rounds 1-2 2026 Player Rankings, Top 10 in Every Role

Every stat you've ever wanted to compare is now live on RFT.GG's new feature: Charts. Top 10 in every role, every major league, every international event — built around the metrics you pick yourself. Here is our role-by-role read of the LCK Round 1-2 2026 rankings, with different statistics chosen specifically for each role.

Toplane

Kiin tops the role as the league's premier weakside top. His game is sacrifice — he gives up the side, soaks pressure and offers unmatched stability: first in KDA (4.1), first in CSD@15 (+8.2), and the least-dying top in the league at 2.4 deaths a game. The trade-off is his solo-kill count, only seventh. The most valuable top in the league because he asks for the least, and a core reason for Gen.G's stability. Zeus at second is the opposite — the dominant carry laner. First in GD@15 (+238), second in CSD@15 (+4.3), first in Gold/m (407), second in first blood (18%): nobody opens a bigger lead, and he cashes it in. Siwoo in third is the wildcard — a coinflip rookie with the safety off. The solo deaths pile up (eighth-worst in the role) and the KDA drags (ninth), but he is second in solo kills and first in DMG/m. When it lands, no one swings a game harder; when it misses, he hands one over.

Jungle

Kanavi is the best jungler of the split, no argument. The profile is carry-heavy and resource-hungry — first in GD@15 (+200), Gold/m (419), DMG/m (534) and 2nd on CSDiff@15 (+5.0). The one to spotlight is GIDEON in third. HANJIN BRION sit well down the table, yet his numbers are more than respectable — a strong first-blood rate (third among junglers), second in GD@15 (+149), and the fourth-best KDA in the role — numbers that put him ahead of several junglers rated among the best in the world. He is the team's primary engine, the player they route everything through.

Midlane

Chovy is the number one, the stat demon the role bends around — a radar maxed on every axis at once, first or near-first wherever you look: CSD@15, GD@15, XPD@15, the outright lane monster of the split. There is no hole to point at. Zeka follows close behind in second, in the form his table-topping side demands: nearly as complete, a half-step off the standard Chovy sets. ShowMaker's numbers are the cautionary read. The name still carries weight, but the lane stats do not — tenth in CSD@15 (-6.1) and ninth in GD@15 (-145), among the worst of any mid in the league. He is not winning the matchup, and the chart says so plainly.

ADC

Peyz is the class of the role — first-team material on the league's best side. His radar barely leaves a gap: first in CSD@15 (+7.5), first in GD@15 (+657), and, at a 5.3 KDA, the second-deadliest ADC in the league. The more instructive read is Diable in eighth, but only with the context attached. He is the prized piece of the swap between BNK FearX and Nongshim — the big ADC prospect NS brought in as Taeyoon went the other way, landing fourth in this same list. The talent is real; the setting fights it. Nongshim's season has been a hard one, five wins to thirteen losses, and an ADC's raw line wears that: tenth in KDA (2.5) and the ADC who dies the most in the league at 3.5 a game. Almost always behind in lane, his numbers also carry a bottom-lane duo with Lehends that has been shaky from the start.

Support

Keria is the number one — the best support in the world right now. In form, dominant, and with the most complete radar in the role: 1st in GoldDiff@15 (+216), 2nd in Gold/min (279), 1st in control wards placed per game (19.3) and 3rd in average assists per game (11.7). Behind him, the LCK’s insane support depth shows with Duro, who leads in KDA, average assists per game, and vision/min. Delight is right there too, posting elite numbers: 1st in Gold/min (289), 2nd in average assists per game (12.2), and 3rd in XPDiff@15 (+166).