FortyDust

I get the impression Tahm Kench is going to be placed in Bilgewater, and he's going to like it when his allies get damaged.

If not, at least these units are all great for Vladimir and Swain.

Seems fine. Helps you get Deep and rewards you when you get there, so it will never be a dead card. And it's not like you need the board space before you are Deep.

Do you drop some other …

The decreased win rate has nothing to do with the card's power level, which is still absurd.

It has everything to do with the fact that [runecard]Lee Sin[/runecard] exploded in popularity when he was buffed, and again when [runecard]Bastion[/runecard] …

According to the "What's Next" video, they will be updating some existing cards so that they can affect Landmarks.

A Landmark is not a unit, a follower, a champion, or a spell. I suspect it does count as an …

The god-beams are showing where the Landmarks are -- the new card type.

They made it very, very clear when they released the first expansion. There was a whole big infographic explaining exactly how many cards would be in each expansion and when we could expect to see them released.

The new version would be perfect at 4 mana, as long as Lee Sin also gets nerfed.

Right, that's why I wanted to see it on a watch list. I know it's logistically too soon for a nerf.

Are you actually pretending mobalytics data are remotely accurate? I can't even talk to you right now.

And not even a mention of him in today's patch notes. Guess I'll be taking a little break from Runeterra until they figure their shit out.

Not even a mention of Lee Sin as something they are watching?

DISAPPOINTED

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 The overall weakness of the deck (primary the Ionia/Targon version) is that you have to draw him

The win rate of the deck begs to differ. It's an extremely, extremely consistent deck, …

Invoke is not nearly as random as people seem to think it is. If you actually played it instead of just complaining about it, you'd understand this.

I've played a lot of invoke, and it's actually very far from …

Lee Sin is absurdly OP right now, and here's why:

There are a few streamers I consider to be bad at the game -- frequent misplays, not even understanding common interactions and effects, etc. I'm not going to name …

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I didn't think that the sarcasm in my post could have been anymore obvious but hey this is the internet I guess.

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The Anivia and Ashe combos are cool to see in tournaments, but in Ranked they are exactly why we need a card like Hush. (And the fact that people were able to use them to qualify is proof that Hush …

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I didn't think that the sarcasm in my post could have been anymore obvious but hey this is the internet I guess.

[quote from="TheTriferianGeneral"]Sure thing, but how many serious Sejuani nerf discussions …

I think several of these cards were overrated because they came out early on in the reveals. If the reveal order had been reversed, many of these would not have impressed anyone. For example, Whimsy looks silly if you know …

Can we at least agree that maybe [runecard]Sejuani[/runecard] should be harder to level up?

Considering that, like Ezreal, she levels up off the board and she's utterly backbreaking once she gets there, I think adding 1 or 2 rounds …

Well, right now, Lee Sin is in every goddamned deck, so it doesn't really matter who streamed what or which mode you are in.