Every Female Champion in League of Legends (2026)
League of Legends has over 170 champions, and roughly 60 of them are female. Here is the complete list, organized by the role Riot assigns them.
Female Champions by Role
Top Lane
Camille, Fiora, Gwen, Illaoi, Irelia, Kayle, Poppy, Quinn, Riven, Vayne (flex)
Jungle
Briar, Diana, Elise, Evelynn, Kindred (Lamb), Lillia, Nidalee, Rek’Sai, Sejuani, Shyvana, Taliyah (flex), Vi
Mid Lane
Ahri, Akali, Anivia, Annie, Aurora, Cassiopeia, Irelia (flex), Karma (flex), Katarina, LeBlanc, Lissandra, Lux, Neeko, Orianna, Qiyana, Syndra, Taliyah, Zoe
Bot Lane (ADC)
Ashe, Caitlyn, Jinx, Kai’Sa, Kalista, Miss Fortune, Nilah, Samira, Sivir, Tristana, Vayne, Xayah, Zeri
Support
Janna, Karma, Leona, Lulu, Morgana, Nami, Rell, Renata Glasc, Senna, Seraphine, Sona, Soraka, Yuumi, Zyra
Most Popular Female Champions
Based on pick rates in ranked (all ranks, Patch 26.21):
- Lux – consistently one of the most played champions overall
- Jinx – high pick rate in bot lane since Arcane
- Ahri – a mid lane staple since Season 2
- Caitlyn – popular ADC at all ranks
- Miss Fortune – the highest number of skins for a reason
Female Champions With the Most Skins
Miss Fortune leads all champions (not just female) with 22 skins. Lux follows with 21. Ahri has 20, Kai’Sa 19, and Jinx and Akali share 18 each. See the full most-skins ranking for the complete list.
Non-Human and Ambiguous Champions
Some champions are female but not human:
- Rek’Sai – a Void creature, referred to as “she” in lore
- Anivia – a cryophoenix, uses she/her pronouns
- Kindred – Lamb (the archer) is female, Wolf is male
- Yuumi – a magical cat, referred to as “she”
When Was the Last Female Champion Released?
For the full release timeline of every champion, see LoL champions by release date.
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