Targon Plaza Deck Guide & Matchups
Agigas breaks down Targon Plaza archetype – a deck that has one of the most powerful late-games LoR has to offer.
Agigas breaks down Targon Plaza archetype – a deck that has one of the most powerful late-games LoR has to offer.
Tahm Kench/Soraka still stands strong as a viable deck in the meta, even if it has suffered from the consequences of TF Go Hard nerf.
Scouts are dominating this season, boasting an impressive win rate, and popularity that is ever climbing as the season unfolds.
Moonlight Affliction is the spell that I wanted to build around for a long time. What are ways we can abuse this insanely powerful effect that messes with your opponent’s blockers?
Another in-depth guide by Agigas covers Discard Aggro – a deck that is perfectly positioned in the meta now after a Go Hard nerf in patch 2.0.0.
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Continuing our series of Cosmic Creation meta deck guides, here’s another one! Learn all about Fiora/Shen – a deck that has been at the top for so long now that it is hard to even remember a meta without it.
This guide is the first installment of our brand new series of articles that will explore the matchups of the popular Cosmic Creation meta decks.
This article extensively covers the topic of building and tuning the Deep decks for ladder and tournament play.
I have been trying to make Dragons work for a while now, and the deck I landed on that feels the most consistent is combining Dragons with the Daybreak package.
Hi, Random7HS here. I have been a Masters player since beta and I routinely compete in community tournaments. I am really excited to show off this deck – I love Minah Swiftfoot but never had a good build to play her in – until now!
Hello, Agigas here! Today, I’m revisiting the deck I’ve got the most success with, Spooky Karma – this time exploring a unique version featuring Lee Sin and Go Hard.
Soraka/Tahm is probably the most played new archetype from the new expansion. It is not only brand new, but also very unique, strong, skill-testing, and fun to play.
Phantom Prankster decks have always been around, hiding in the shadows and sneaking wins through annoying ticks to opponents’ Nexuses.