League of Legends: 9 Champions With Most Pentakills

Pentakills are one of the most exciting moments in League of Legends, and only a few champions consistently make it happen. Whether it’s due to insane burst damage, strong AoE abilities, or just being able to clean up fights with ease, some champs are simply built to wipe the entire enemy team. In this article, we’ll go over the 9 champions that get the most pentakills in League of Legends, based on their playstyle, kit, and stats from thousands of matches. If you’re hunting for that sweet Penta, these are the champs you’ll want to lock in.

#9: Darius

Darius is a pentakill machine when the conditions are right. His reset mechanic on his ultimate, Noxian Guillotine, allows him to dunk multiple enemies in a row if he’s able to secure a kill with it. Combined with his high damage, sustain from Decimate, and the bleeding damage from his passive, Hemorrhage, Darius becomes more dangerous the longer a fight drags on. If you catch him in a teamfight and let him stack his passive, he can easily run through your entire team and rack up a Penta without much effort.

#8: Tryndamere

Tryndamere is one of those champions who can absolutely dominate chaotic teamfights if left unchecked. Thanks to his Endless Rage, he becomes unkillable for a few seconds, giving him time to dish out massive crit damage and clean up low-health enemies. His high mobility with Spinning Slash and natural crit scaling make him a constant threat in extended fights, especially if the enemy team doesn’t have enough crowd control to lock him down. With the right setup, Tryndamere can easily spin his way into a pentakill before anyone even realizes what happened.

#7: Fizz

Fizz might look like a fun little champ, but he’s a sneaky killer when it comes to pentakills. His whole playstyle is about jumping in, deleting a squishy, and slipping away before they can react. If he lands his shark (R), it pretty much sets up the fight—especially when the enemy team is grouped. He can dodge stuff with his playful jump and dash around to clean up one target after another. When he gets fed, Fizz can wipe out a whole team in seconds.

#6: Akali

Akali is one of those champions who can pop off out of nowhere and take over a fight. Her mobility and burst make her perfect for chasing down low-health targets and cleaning up teamfights. Once she hits the backline, it’s hard to stop her—especially if she lands her full combo. The smoke gives her tons of outplay potential and makes her hard to lock down, so she can weave in and out of fights while racking up kills. When she’s fed, a pentakill is always just one misstep from the enemy team away.

#5: Miss Fortune

Miss Fortune is one of the easiest ADCs to pick up, but that doesn’t mean she can’t dominate. Her Bullet Time ultimate absolutely melts grouped-up enemies, especially when paired with solid crowd control from her team. Most of her pentakills come from dropping an ult right as a teamfight starts or when the enemy team is clumped together in a choke point. She also deals solid damage throughout the game, making her a consistent threat in every fight. With good positioning and timing, Miss Fortune can wipe out an entire team in seconds.

#4: Jhin

Jhin might not have the fastest attack speed or flashy dashes like other ADCs, but his precision and burst damage make him a serious pentakill machine. What makes Jhin stand out is how hard each of his shots hit—especially his fourth shot, which often secures key kills. His ultimate, Curtain Call, can clean up low-health enemies from a distance, and with the right setup from his team, he can completely take over fights. A well-timed root into a full combo can easily delete squishier targets, and once he gets rolling, there’s almost no stopping him.

#3: Draven

Draven is a pentakill highlight reel waiting to happen. His insane damage output from Spinning Axes can shred through entire teams if he’s allowed to catch them during fights. What really sets Draven apart is how snowbally he is—once he gets a couple of early kills, he becomes an unstoppable force. If he positions well and keeps catching his axes, his damage skyrockets, making it easy for him to clean up in teamfights. Add in his global ultimate, which can finish off fleeing enemies, and it’s no surprise he racks up so many pentas.

#2: Katarina

Katarina is built for pentakills. Her entire kit is designed around resetting abilities after takedowns, which means the more enemies she drops, the more dangerous she becomes. In chaotic teamfights, Katarina thrives—if she gets even one kill, she can instantly jump to another target, toss out her daggers, and melt the entire enemy team with her Death Lotus. It’s no surprise she’s one of the most popular champs for highlight reels. With the right timing and positioning, Katarina can go from zero to pentakill in just a few seconds.

#1: Master Yi

Master Yi has been a pentakill machine since the early days of League, and that hasn’t changed. His kit is built for cleaning up fights—Alpha Strike lets him dodge key abilities, Highlander gives him resets on takedowns, and with enough items, he can shred through entire teams in seconds. What makes Yi scary is how fast he snowballs; once he picks up a kill or two, the resets kick in and it’s lights out for the rest of the enemy team. He’s especially deadly in lower ranks where players struggle to lock him down before he goes on a rampage.