Decks

This lightning fast combo deck is for the players who love to bombard their opponent with constant attacks from card effects. Set up Azir or Emperor’s Dais and then spam blade dances until your opponent folds to the unrelenting pressure.

This combo pressure deck is perfect for those looking to one-hit kill the opponent with a ridiculous double-attack. Levelling Sivir and giving the entire board overwhelm or double-attack will smash games in a flashy way, but a simple Young Witch’d Ruin Runner getting Flurry to instantly end the game will be more common.

This medium-speed aggro deck is perfect for those who love to burn down their opponent with units that have multiple ways to deal direct damage followed by big finishers. Crackshot Corsair, Legion Saboteur and Miss Fortune all slowly chip away at the nexus which is then followed by Gangplank, Captain Farron and Decimates to finish the job off.

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A surprisingly flexible deck, depending on the situation can be played very aggressive or reactively with Bloody Business shutting down the opponent strategy.

This reactive midrange-control deck is for players who enjoy controlling the board whilst also developing some early pressure. Ballistic Bot and Draven can provide some early damage, while Ezreal, Captain Farron and potentially a massive unit from Tri-Beam Improbulator are all ways to close out the game.

Keep board presence with tanky units while keeping them alive with your spells. Rally to finish games. Try to play Rivershaper on 3 into Shen or protection. Golden Aegis is a powerful way to end the game, and Scattered Pod can be used to get it every time.

This aggressive anti-aggro deck is perfect for those who enjoy sacrificing their own units to apply pressure. Comboing Cursed Keeper with a Ravenous Butcher can result in massive early damage, and if that’s not enough Nasus Atrocity will end the game on the spot.

Stall until turn 10 with your removal and disruption spells, then kill the opponent nexus from literally 20 out of nowhere with just a few spells from levelled karma and levelled ezreal.

If you’re a fan of killing your opponent in a single turn or enjoy using your opponent units to shatter their nexus with a few kicks then Lee Sin is the deck for you. Zoe, Eye of the Dragon and Mountain Goat provide some stall and cheap spells to level up Lee Sin. Combining Zenith Blade with other buffs onto a Level 2 Lee Sin will end the game with style, or Sparklefly can sneak past any blockers to chip away at the nexus.

A new way of playing Lee Sin combo that uses Shurima tools for a more aggressive blowout playstyle. Flip your lee for 20 damage lethal kills as early as turn 6.

This deck is for players who enjoy smacking down large aggressive overwhelm units. Make your opponent’s threats Vulnerable to remove them while keeping your units alive until a Battle Fury or just sheer power from your units demolishes the opponent’s nexus.

This aggressive combo triple champion deck is perfect for using Akshan to his full potential. Use your blade fragments and spinning axes to threaten pressure on the opponent, with Akshan’s Warlord Landmarks being valuable and flexible tricks in the mid and late-game. End by dumping buffs on big overwhelm units.

This deck is perfect for the midrange players who love to control the opponent’s units with their own. Freezes combined with your own big units will allow you to shut down any strategy revolving around big units. If a leveled Ashe doesn’t freeze out your opponent from blocking then Incisive Tactician will help you close out games

This deck is for all the fans of Landmarks and for those who want to bend the rules of time to fast forward the countdown to your opponent’s doom. Frozen Thrall combined with ways to advance it like Clockwork Curator results in numerous 8/8 Overwhelms that crush your opponent. Taliyah and Promising Future makes use of the Landmark just before the countdown reaches 0 to summon even more 8/8’s.

Lurk is an archetype for players who get really excited when Rek’Sai is on top. This deck is actually deceptively tricky to play to its full potential, as you often need to be planning future turns out.

A control deck that uses some early tempo off of Chip and Taliyah to gain control of the board, until Malphite smashes on turn 7 for a big finisher.

This is a classic midrange deck with a lot of removal tools. Use all the reactive damage cards like Make It Rain and Death’s Hand to control the board early and level up your Swain. Don’t be afraid to pass agressively when you have The Leviathan in hand. Swain + Leviathan is usually how you close out games.

Develop a scary board full of big demacia units, and then to finish the game use Golden Aegis on Taric for two rally attacks to smash through any boardstate.

Spam predicts to find Hexite Crystals and Chirean Sumpworkers, all the while working towards a flexible nexus burn gameplan.

This deceptively tricky deck plays for either stalling the game out with insane board value tools, or a big buffed elusive win condition using Poro Snax and Aurora Porealis.

If you’re a person who doesn’t mind sacrificing half of your deck in order to massively buff up units and dominate the board then Deep might just be your new favorite deck. It revolves around early Toss cards like Dreg Dredgers and Sea Scarab to go Deep fast, followed by Nautilus or Lure of the Depths to discount your Sea Monsters in order to swarm the board with massive beasts.

You’ll have to think about the game very differently to pilot this one well as your main win condition is through healing instead of damage. If you love unorthodox lines of thinking and preventing your opponents win condition, this is the deck for you. Tahm Kench can singlehandedly shut down any gameplan until you achieve Star Springs 22 heal win condition via massive heals provided by Soraka to end the game.

Classic Teemo Sej with Ice Shard to deal with Aggro and Thresh Nasus. Mulligan away all your burst spells if you don’t have Teemo, Starlit Seer or Puffcap Peddler. Do NOT play Hexcore Foundry too early, you have to stabilize with units first. Don’t go out of your way to deal damage for Sej levelup.

The best way to run Frejlord/SI control. if you love passing and forking your opponents with board wipes + open attack punishers this is the deck for you. Always play reactively and bluff Vengeance or Ruination mana. Try to wipe the board on turn 5 to safely play ARAM on 6.