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希瓦娜 · 龙血武姬 Fighter S
✅ Patch 7.2e · stats updated 2026-09-12 · real builds of 21 top-ranked China server players captured 2026-09-11
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How the strongest players on the Wild Rift China server (国服) build Shyvana: live win/pick statistics by rank bracket, the most-used item and rune sets, and the real loadouts of the top ranked Shyvana players, captured in-game.
📖 How to play ShyvanaCounted on 22 real builds captured from the Chinese client, player by player. Independent from the official API above.
Taken from the official in-game China leaderboard. Spells, runes and items of every public top player.
21 of the top 30 players have a public match history; the others keep theirs private.




















































































The toughest lane matchups for Shyvana on the Wild Rift China server, with why each is hard and exactly how to play it.
Why Kindred counters Shyvana: She kites you in duels and contests the dragon — literally your identity: every mark of hers is a lost document.
How to play Shyvana into Kindred: Vision on the dragon BEFORE it spawns, always. In dragon form you maul her: transform ONLY once she is already locked down.
→ KindredWhy Rammus counters Shyvana: Half your damage is basic attacks and he is a shopping mall of armor: the dragon spitting on an umbrella.
How to play Shyvana into Rammus: Build AP or hybrid: flames do not read armor. Farm your side and burn their carries in fights: ignore him entirely.
→ RammusWhy Lee Sin counters Shyvana: He invades during the clears where you have neither fury nor dueling power: the baby dragon is just a lizard in debt.
How to play Shyvana into Lee Sin: Farm mirrored and concede every scuttle before 5. With R up the relationship flips instantly: be found angry.
→ Lee SinWhy Warwick counters Shyvana: Sustain versus flames: he wins the medium duels, you win the dragon ones.
How to play Shyvana into Warwick: Never 1v1 in human form. Your dragon-form E cooks past his sustain: always open transformed.
→ WarwickWhy Vi counters Shyvana: Her R grabs you mid-transformation: the dragon shot down at takeoff.
How to play Shyvana into Vi: Transform BEFORE contact, never during. Your dragon burst processes her: enter from the flank, not the front.
→ ViThe champions Shyvana works best alongside on the Wild Rift China server, lane by lane, with the reason each pairing works.
Your page says you bring the team no hard crowd control at all: Unstoppable Force (R) is exactly what is missing. It knocks a group up and pins it while the Burnout (W) ring and the Flame Breath (E) burn tick on all of them at once.
From level 7 Living Forge (P) hands global shopping to a nearby ally: you buy and upgrade without leaving the jungle, instead of losing the minutes you need for Dragon Blood stacks. And Call of the Forge God (R) knocks up the group you want to land on.
All your damage runs through basic attacks, so an enemy who walks away is an enemy you never kill: GNAR! (R) slams the group into terrain and stuns it, and Wallop (W) adds another 1.25 seconds. All that is left are motionless bodies to chew through.
Dragon's Descent (R) leaves you airborne and locked into the flight path, and that is exactly when an enemy engage catches you: Stand United (R) shields you as you land, from anywhere on the map, and Shadow Dash (E) taunts whoever was waiting.
While he drains a side lane with Poison Trail (Q) the enemy sends two people to stop him and the dragon is left uncontested: 35 Dragon Blood stacks with no fight at all. Grouped in a 5v5, though, the two of you never meet.
Fury of the Dragonborn (P) pays you 35 stacks for a dragon and 15 for the Herald, so your plan is getting there first: Destiny (R) reveals the map and teleports him to the objective from wherever he is, and you contest every one of them five on four.
Command: Protect (E) attaches the ball to you and shields you: you carry it in with Dragon's Descent (R), the moment you are most exposed. Then Command: Shockwave (R) piles them into a single spot, inside your Burnout (W) ring.
Kiting and hard crowd control are the two things that switch you off: Ring of Frost (W) roots and Frozen Tomb (R) freezes the same target for nearly three seconds. That is three seconds of autos with Twin Bite (Q) landing twice each.
Half your damage is physical and comes through Twin Bite (Q): Spirit Fire (E) shreds the armour that eats it, and Wither (W) strips movement and attack speed from the target that would otherwise keep you at arm's length all fight.
You land alone in the middle of them with no shield and no escape: Hero's Entrance (R) drops onto you with a shield and a knock-up on everyone who closed in. And Justice Punch (E) knocks up whoever dives your backline while you are elsewhere.
Worth it if your team actually moves together: Realm Warp (R) drops all of you behind the objective before the enemy reads it, and a dragon is 35 stacks for you. The channel lasts two seconds, though, and any crowd control cancels it.
A target that keeps you at range cancels you out: Frost Shot (P) slows with every hit, so you stay glued and Twin Bite (Q) keeps landing twice. And Enchanted Crystal Arrow (R) opens the fight for you, without spending Dragon's Descent (R) just to arrive.
Deadly Flourish (W) roots anyone an ally has just hit: one long-range Flame Breath (E) is enough and the target is pinned before you even arrive. Then Curtain Call (R) finishes whoever walks out of your attack rotation alive.
Dragon's Descent (R) commits you to the flight path and you cannot cancel halfway: bonded to her as her Oathsworn, Fate's Call (R) rips you out of a landing gone wrong. And Sentinel (W) puts eyes on the river, where you spend half the game.
Your page says you bring your team nothing beyond your own damage: Ezreal is the marksman who asks for no protection, because Arcane Shift (E) does it himself. That frees you to dive their backline instead of babysitting yours.
Worth it against teams that stand close together: Bullet Time (R) pours twelve waves out in three seconds and your Dragon Form Burnout (W) ring keeps them inside it. You bring no hard crowd control, though, so someone else has to freeze them.
Tidecaller's Blessing (E) loads bonus damage and a slow onto your next attacks, and Twin Bite (Q) makes every one of them land twice: the multiplier a pure basic-attack kit is asking for. And Aqua Prison (Q) knocks the target up without you flying in.
Concussive Blows (P) reaches four marks off his hits and yours: with Twin Bite (Q) landing twice and Burnout (W) pushing you in, the stun arrives sooner than with any marksman. And Unbreakable (E) blocks the shot waiting for you on landing.
Crescendo (R) stuns the first target it touches and slows everyone else caught inside: for a kit that lives on basic attacks, a group that cannot run is worth more than any added damage. And Aria of Perseverance (W) keeps you upright in the middle.
Death Sentence (Q) and Flay (E) hand you a body that cannot move, which is the only thing you actually need. And Dark Passage (W) pulls you out after Dragon's Descent (R) left you alone behind their lines with an empty Fury bar.
Your page says a well-timed enemy engage catches you while you are still in the air: Black Shield (E) absorbs that crowd control before it touches you and you land anyway. And Dark Binding (Q) roots the target you plan to chew on for two seconds.
| Lane | Tier | Win% | Pick% | Ban% | Pos. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jungle | S | 51.57% | 7.6% | 3.06% | #7 / 40 |
| Lane | Tier | Win% | Pick% | Ban% | Pos. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jungle | S | 51.49% | 7.63% | 3.23% | #7 / 40 |
| Lane | Tier | Win% | Pick% | Ban% | Pos. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jungle | A | 50.71% | 7.17% | 3.23% | #12 / 42 |
| Lane | Tier | Win% | Pick% | Ban% | Pos. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jungle | B | 50.43% | 6.11% | 2.36% | #21 / 41 |
Shyvana is a Fighter who lives in the Wild Rift jungle, built entirely around basic attacks, a hybrid physical-and-magic damage kit, and a permanent stacking system called Dragon Blood that rewards aggressive clearing and objective control. She trades in extended duels rather than one-shot burst, weaving Twin Bite's double hit and Flame Breath's burn into every fight, then spikes hard whenever she banks enough Fury to transform into a flying dragon. She's rated as one of the easiest junglers to pick up, but her ceiling comes from knowing exactly when to cash in her stacks and her ultimate for maximum value.
Skill order: Q > E > W
Clear efficiently and route toward river skirmishes and the scuttle fights - every large monster is worth 8 Dragon Blood stacks, every champion takedown or contested Rift Herald/Baron is worth 15, and a Dragon kill alone is worth 35, so a good early pathing plan is really a plan for hitting your first 100-stack power spike faster. Gank the moment Twin Bite is off cooldown; the double on-hit plus Burnout's decaying 30% move speed is usually enough on its own to force a kill or a Flash out of whatever lane you arrive in. Be cautious about contesting your own camps against fast early junglers before your Fury bar and stacks are online - you want to be doing the invading, not surviving it. Treat the dragon and Rift Herald as personal priorities, not just team objectives, since both hand you a big chunk of Dragon Blood in a single fight.
Walk into every major objective fight or teamfight with a full Fury bar so you can flip into Dragon's Descent the instant the fight opens rather than midway through it when it's needed most. Use the flight to dive an isolated priority target or displace whoever the enemy leans on most, then chain Flame Breath's AoE burn explosion and Twin Bite's on-hit damage through Dragon Form's widened range while Burnout's expanded fire ring keeps the whole area ticking. Play as a diving frontline threat, not a pure tank - your job is deleting priority targets while Dragon Form's bonus health, and Ocean's Breath's omnivamp once it's unlocked, keep you upright through the trade - then disengage once Fury runs dry rather than overstaying in a form with nothing left to fuel it.