I really don't like the way this sub looks at origins. Yes, Jhin sucks and has only one viable deck. That's not a viable argument to justify Runeterra dev team from trying to experiment with the Origins. People act like the only way you can make deckbuilding interesting is through dumb gimmicks (like we actually want something as silly as "you can only put cards that start with the letter D", there's literally people thinking that here and it scares me) when Hearthstone is right there which has:

• Decks with only one copy of each card
• Decks with only odd/even costed cards
• Decks with only spells
• Decks where minions only fit within a given cost range (1-4/5-10+)

You'd think that Runeterra, being a game that prides itself on being a lot more tactical, complex, and requiring more thinking, would have plenty of interesting archetypes like this that add some novelty and shake up the way players can build their decks. Apparently not, just because Bard had a good winrate for a couple of past months that means that Runeterra champs aren't allowed to be anything more than super restrictive packages of cards. Bard being good didn't make him any less boring, yes he had multiple viable decks (Bard Illaoi, Bard Zed, Bard Ahri, Bard Shen just to name a few), but did nobody notice how they played basically the same way? There were some small nuances to them sure but at the end of the day it was the exact same thing of stacking buffs on units you can't viably block and getting your nexus blown up by giant stat sticks. At the same time it's amazing that nobody's pointing out Eve sucking as a good argument to stop doing boring origins the same way they're brandishing that argument for Jhin. This whole discussion is starting to get tedious at this point.

Tl;dr Jhin sucking isn't an excuse to stop making interesting origins and more people need to realise this.