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1,231 totalI've largely just done what I've always done outline balance changes...the main difference being is that these changes are positive so everyone can get behind them.
As opposed to when Freijord, Noxious and Ionia were OP, now we should …
Yeah the noxious 1 drop slot is largely untouched, but that should be fine. The big issue arose from having each of the noxious 2 drops combined representing around 8 damage of uninteractive burn (demolition (2), grenadier (2), crimson (4)) …
The big take away from this update has been the consistent effort on the part of Riot to stop decks who essentially have un-fun play patterns from being dominant...
1. Aggro Nox's overpowered 2 mana slot has …
Yeah, it's kind of interesting because riot intentionally took every control spell in mtg and made it cost like 2 to 4 mana more. Wrath is 9 mana instead of 5, lightning helix is 5 mana instead of 3, bounce …
Wanted to cover a little positive Runterra news.
This updated version of crimson elusives post monk nerf just smashes.
You just add Draven that has been doing so well in the basalisk lists, which also lets you drop …
Tier 1 - Noxious
It's hard to argue that Noxious isn't the highest played and highest win rate region atm because statistically it is.
Run it allegiance, run it with p/z, run it with ionia, run it with …
Dude it's just a yoink deck with TF Ezreal this one's from Swim's website, but feel free to go on patting yourself on the back troll. I swear this game has all of 2 sets in it and everyone thinks …
Hey what do you know, Ezreal TF is top tier now
https://lor.mobalytics.gg/decks/bruod4pla4s47cktkfn0
Unfortunately it runs your standard yoink package but oh well
just informing people about playrates and meta's as per usual, but people are free to post their own opinions and experiences as always.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cD4nhYR-VRA
Although you're free to refer to this scene in the matrix reloaded that highlights …
It's crimson elusives with a 10 percent play rate and a 56 percent win rate.
Noxious is the highest played region probably hanging around 35 percent.
The majority of players are gravitating towards aggro, then midrange, then combo, …
Yeah that was my sentiment as well honestly, I found it pretty hard to believe that this list was anything better than bottom of tier 3.
One of the sneaky possible top tier lists nobody is talking about right now is an updated take on the old corina control lists, where they run deadbloom wanderer, arguably the best deep card as a solid play on 3.
…Yep it's very strong I just dropped the spider boys I feel pretty good dealing with aggro most of the time anyway
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Yep, that is arguable the better way to play the archetype now, less tempo focused with more of an endgame.
There have been some crazy shifts in the tier list since the season of fortune began, with really out of the box decks like Anivia, and Poros creeping into tier 2. I would say at this point that we have …
40 percent not to draw is a pretty big deal, but that's why they run solitary monk as a full play set, you can just clock people with that card instead as a last resort. It doesn't matter what your …
The biggest way to deal with nab is to simple run 0 one ofs. If they draw a single copy from from the bottom that won't change your chances of drawing one from the top. This is a pretty substantial …
I was the one that started this thread, and that was largely do to the issue of value denial. It was less that a card gets stolen, and more that the card stolen denied you the potential to draw it. …
Yeah I kind of raised this point where decks that revolve around a single champion without an adequate way to tutor them out are fundamentally broken.
Now I think the idea is you use deep meditation, stattick shock, and …
Tier 1 - Frejord
The buff to braum has only cemented the place of this region at top of the pile since patch 1.3, and while its true the power mostly lies in the champions, it turns out thats …