Decks

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.

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 control-combo deck is all about sweeping the board over and over again to stall for the turn 8 combo. With Trundle’s Ice Pillars empowering Lissandra , and Spectral Matron being useable on Lissandra or The Watcher, you instantly obliterate the opponent deck on turn 8-9.

This straightforward aggro deck is for those who want to rush down their opponent as fast as possible, transitioning into huge overwhelm units and burn to end the game. Quickly swarm the board with cheap units, sometimes ending the game on their own without needing anything bigger.

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 tricky aggro deck is for players who love to cheat out units and go wide to deal explosive damage in the early game. Crowd Favorite and Vision make an early swarm board terrifying, and if that doesn’t kill them, Jinx will.

This slow midrange deck is ideal for players who enjoy out valuing and punishing aggressive decks with healing while slowly developing an army of dragons. Finish the game with Eclipse Dragon followed by Aurelion Sol to make your opponent concede.

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.

This scary aggro deck is for those who enjoy swarming the board with units that end up dealing some deadly direct damage due to their Fearsome keyword. 1 drops and Elise start the fight with some big hits followed by Frenzied Skitterer to reduce the amount of potential blockers and if that doesn’t finish them off then a Decimate or Doombeast will.

This deck is for the aggro lovers who want a more complex deck that makes use of powerful nightfall effects to overpower your opponent. Unlike most aggro decks, you have to plan out turns in advance and bank mana. Diana can slowly pick off blockers whilst you set up multiple Doombeasts or a massive Nocturne swing to close the game.

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 Legion Marauder will quickly overpower any board.

For bigbrains who love winning the game through unique win conditions. This deck turns the game into chess, playing around every single opponent option while planning ahead to the the 4 kill Fiora instant win condition.

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.

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.

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.

A midrange combo deck using the self harm archetype with new cards like Crimson Bloodletter, Blighted Ravine and Ice Shard. Mulligan for Scargrounds and early proactive plays.

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