Gank: For a jungler to appear suddenly in a lane and attempt to kill the enemy champion(s) in that lane or otherwise gain an advantage for his team (for example sending them back to base).

Can also be used as a noun to mean the same thing. Full Clear: For a jungler to clear every camp in his jungle without doing anything else.Counter-jungle: For a jungler to take camps that spawn in the opposing team's jungle, sometimes leaving one small monster behind so that the camp won't respawn.To 'clear' a camp is to kill all of the monsters in it. Clear: A jungle clear is when a jungler kills every, or almost every, camp in the jungle one time.Aggro: Either a verb meaning to take aggro or a noun meaning the jungle camp starting to attack a particular champion.

The strategic value of different jungle camps varies greatly. all units that belong to the camp have been killed). Rift Scuttlers are in a class of their own.Īll of the units in a camp will spawn at the same time, and the camp will not respawn until the camp has been cleared (i.e. See here for locations of jungle camps.ĭividing the jungle is a river, and in the river there are a few more neutral creeps: Dragon, Baron, and Rift Scuttlers. There are also special effects associated with using the summoner spell Smite on some creeps. Two of the types of camps are special and are known as buffs because they grant the champion that kills them a major buff. Each cluster of monsters is known as a jungle camp or just camp. Each such unit is known as a monster or neutral creep or jungle creep. In the jungle, there are several clusters of AI-controlled units that aren't affiliated with either team. On the map, in between the lanes, is what is known as the jungle. For full information on every type of monster, see here (takes you out of the New to League section).

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