Your second champion, Jinx, strikes first when attacking and will continue to give you Super Mega Death Rockets that deal 4 to the enemy nexus and 1 to all other enemies for continuous added value. As you create more Spinning Axes, you can deal a substantial damage before your enemy can respond.ĭraven’s Biggest Fan ensures you can access and use your champion when needed as it moves him to the top of your deck. Use the axe to thin out your weaker units and shift your play towards stronger units and spells. Spinning Axe requires you to discard 1 in exchange for giving an ally +1/0 this round.
While it doesn't have enough threats to pressure the pure control/combo decks, it's a very annoying deck to play against, especially if it curves well with Vanguard Sergeant-Grizzled Ranger-Radiant Guardian Guardian-Lux on Rounds 3-6.Want to smash your opponent in the face? Throw away the cards you don’t need while drawing a constant stream of damage until you acquire lethal (damage that kills) with this deck, also courtesy of Hewitt Benson (opens in new tab).ĭraven’s Spinning Axe is the main feature in this deck as you can create more of them as the rounds roll on. With the meta always being relatively fast, however, the deck never got to shine, as other control decks simply out-performed it.Īs the meta has slowed down after the Noxus aggro nerfs, Lux/Thresh is on the rise again, preying mostly on the king of the meta - the Frostbite Midrange, as well as Bannermen.
Lux/Thresh Control is actually an old archetype, dating all the way back to pre-Rising Tides times. We have the pure Demacia Fiora/Garen list, as well as the Fiora/Shen Barrier list, the Lucian/MF Bannerman, and the Zed/Lucian Bannerman all performing well. Harrowing Bannerman won Duels of Runeterra SEA #13 this weekend. That said, there are several more variations that are doing well. Some meta tier lists seem to favor the MF/Quinn Scouts version, which plays a bit more aggressive style, with double attacks from the Scout mechanic (list featured above). Most versions of Demacia Bannermen are good on ladder and it's hard to pinpoint which one is exactly the best.
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The deck had to undergo a few changes after the nerfs to Will of Ionia and Shadow Assassin in Patch 1.6, but its win conditions have remained the same: survive the mid game with tons of removal while leveling up Ezreal, get a level 2 Karma and Ezreal on the board in conjunction, and win the game n Burst speed with Mystic Shots, Rummages and Deep Meditations. For some time now, it disappeared from the spotlight due to the prevalence of Vi/Heimer control, but with that mostly gone, Ez/Karma is back in fashion. In normal games, however, Ezreal or Riptide Rex are kings, with the extra control/tempo power of Twisted Fate.Įzreal/Karma is an OG control/combo deck, dating back to the earliest days of Runeterra. Despite nerfs to Pilfered Goods and Black Market Merchant, the deck still enjoys Nabbing cards from the opponent's deck and using them as secondary finishers. The deck is not only played by two of the #1 Runeterra players in the world - Ultraman and GdayMaverick - but also won all three Duels of Runeterra tournaments this weekend.Įzreal/TF was first made popular by Ultraman in early Patch 1.2 meta and while it remained a great and powerful deck through multiple meta iterations, it has now peaked as both a strong and popular deck. With its worst match-up out of the way, Frostbite Midrange is now in a perfect position where it can favorably trade with other midrange decks with its freeze effects and stronger units, and put a lot of pressure on combo/control decks with its great curve. In this article, we take a look at the best Runeterra decks to lay on ladder (and tournaments).įrostbite Midrange has been steadily on the rise for a few patches now, but the nerfs to Noxus aggro in Patch 1.6 really skyrocketed it up. Nerfs to Crimson Disciple and Legion Grenadier took away a lot from the power of Noxus aggro, essentially casting out Harrowing Aggro and the PNZ Burn Aggro out of the meta.Īs the game slowed down, decks that struggled to survive the fast pace of Noxus emerged as the new kings of the Runeterra meta. Legends of Runeterra Patch 1.6 delivered a heap of nerfs that dramatically shook the meta, both on ladder and in tournaments.
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