Decks

A well rounded deck with a lot of value generation and randomness. Drawing Concurrent Timelines before turn 8 is crucial for the Ice Pillar combo. Holding 9 mana to bluff Buried In Ice can be game winning.

This deck swarms the board really fast with cheap units discounted by Bandle City Mayor or Gleaming Lantern. Tristana, Golden Aegis and Yordles in Arms are all used to put pressure on the opponent and finish the game. Bank mana to protect your discount engines on turn 3.

Lurk is an archetype for players who get really excited to make large attack units each turn. This deck is actually deceptively tricky to play to its full potential, as you often need to be planning future turns out.

A fast Demacia deck that uses Miss Fortune or a wide board + For Demacia to finish the game. Aggressively mulligan for MF.

This deck utilizes cheap units + Ballistic Bot to take over the early game, Bandle City refill from Telescope and Bomber Twins combined with Gnar to outvalue the opponent. Yordles in Arms is used to close out the game.

A hardcore champion-centric control deck that tries to ramp Darkness up until a levelled up Veigar can instantly kill the opponent’s nexus on the spot.

Put out pressure while making sure you’re triggering Pantheon and Fated every turn. When you’re not winning by slamming a levelled Pantheon on turn 7, a buffed overwhelm Wounded Whiteflame will one-shot the opponent.

The new elusives hotness, try to use Ahri and Lulu on Flame Chompers, while rushing down your opponent’s Nexus.

Bank spell mana aggressively to level Nami on turn 4, (Double Trouble on turn 3), and make sure to save your spells to buff your board for a FAST combo kill on turn 6-7 with a flipped Nami.

Play 10 regions and stall to win with the The Bandle Tree.

This new combo deck uses Papercraft Dragon on a unit with Riven’s Blade Fragment combined with Noxus and Bandle attack buffs to OTK the opponent. Try to bank mana the turn before you plan to play Papercraft Dragon.

A midrange Faes deck that uses Demacia’s multiple attacks package. Agressively mulligan for Gleaming Lantern

Aggressive deck that doesn’t give your opponent a chance to respond from high amounts of burn damage.

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.

This scary aggro deck is for those who enjoy swarming the board with units to deal early chip damage and finish the game off with Burn cards like Decimate, Doombeast or Imperial Demolitionist.

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.

An easy midrange deck built around playing for value on your attacks, keeping units alive while trading down opponent threats, and ending the game with rally.

An aggressive deck using early discard combos to deal chip damage and finish the game with burn.

Control the early game with Petricite Broadwing and Petricite Hound. Put out pressure with Gnar until you play Galio to close out the game.

A fun overwhelm deck using Yuumi to buff Ruthless Raider or Tusk Speaker on turn 3. Use Papercraft Dragon and Battlefury on other overwhelm units to create multiple threats.

This flexible midrange deck plays for early pressure while sweeping the board to enable its midgame dominant champions.

Rush the opponent down with large overwhelming units, combined with very fast-levelling champions that when levelled will finish off the opponent’s nexus with their burn abilities.

The best way to play Jayce right now using Techs and Heimerdinger turrets as the main win condition.

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.

Deep is a community favorite with giant Sea Monsters that will swallow your opponet up whole.

This midrange deck focuses on protecting multiple value engines like Akshan, Udyr and Vekauran Bruiser with Frejlord’s premium protection spells. Try to use Grappling Hook with Udyr to maximize its value.

If you want to put every keyword on a single unit, then this Landmark Control deck is for you.