Good morning everyone! Still don’t know what to play in the WCQ open? Don’t worry, your boy Yangzera’s got you covered. After a whole week of preparation and thought put in the meta, I’ve gathered a bunch of lineups that you can copy paste or take ideas from going into your WCQ run. Let’s get to the lists, shall we?
Three Good Decks
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This lineup has been floating around as the “three good decks” lineup of the season. Your ban priority is Jarvan IV Shen at first, Gnar Darius second and Janna Nilah third.
Janna Seraphine Core
This looks like a very good lineup core to be at since those decks will just win games from being straight up good. I would recommend playing at the very least one of these 2 decks in your lineup.
Replacements for Scouts
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Jayce Cosmic Call was what GoofBall 9-0’d with on apac as the third deck to this lineup. Shen Jarvan IV can be played if you don’t want to ban shen and feel confident on the mirror instead and The Poro King is a good alternative if you want to bully Seraphine players.
Sorry’s Lineup
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This is Sorry’s lineup and I think it’s a pretty good take in an agressive style of lineup, looking to beat decks that can’t deal with aggression and/or evasion. Rounding out the lineup, Janna Nilah is there.
Anti Nilah
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This is my take on a midrange lineup that looks to beat Janna Nilah. Although I don’t recommend the “beat the best deck in the format” approach to a lineup, I respect those who want to go for it.
What’s Left of Aggro
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If you plan on playing triple aggro, I still suggest one of your decks is Nilah Janna as it is a pretty aggressive deck at times.
Definitely a Midrange Lineup
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