
The LoR Lineups Triangle: Meta Analysis for the Seasonal Tournament
Yang breaks down the LoR Tournament meta into three groups (Aggro, Shurima, and Slow), explaining what beats what, and pointing out outliers and exceptions.
Yang breaks down the LoR Tournament meta into three groups (Aggro, Shurima, and Slow), explaining what beats what, and pointing out outliers and exceptions.
Curious Journey Seasonal Champ Prodigy shares tips and insights for one of his favorite decks, which he won Seasonals with: Taliyah Ziggs.
We can’t change fate… but the best players can see it. How? Hand-tracking and hand-reading, as Yangzera shares in this article.
In Chess, a fork is when a single piece simultaneously attacks two or more pieces. Card Gamer explores forks in LoR, and how to set up multiple concurrent threats.
What makes great players great? What makes them able to win more, or adapt better than the rest of us?
World Competitor Mtuck shares how he approaches climbing the LoR ladder to secure 7:2 tiebreakers for nearly every Seasonal.
WhatAmI shares insights from poker, LoR, and poisoned wine-tasting about when to play safe, and when to go, “If they have it, they have it.”
Ten members of the MaRu Pro, Squad & Writers teams share their lineups for the Legends of Runeterra Awakening Seasonal!
Seasonal Champ Prodigy shares insights on how to build and tech your decks for the upcoming Seasonal Tournament.
You should 100% play Nami – she’s one of the strongest LoR Champs. But she currently comes in four regional flavors, so… which Nami deck should you go for?
WhatAmI answers a subtle riddle of the deckbuilding process: “How many copies of a given card do we want in our deck?”
Prodigy, Mtucks, Shadawx and Monte share the brews they are into right now – from Meta powerhouses to off-meta fun, these are the decks that make these cracked players click right now.
Five members of MaRu Pro, Squad & Writers teams share their Seasonal Lineups
Ten members of different MaRu teams share their lineups for the upcoming Seasonal!
Seasonal Champion Prodigy shares insights on the deck he refined and took to Rank #1 this season, and which is currently the most popular in the ladder with a 54%+ win rate!
Another deck abusing the Noxus control package? Jasensational shows how to Go Hard with Annie’s latest brew!
Jasensational shares his insights about the deck he took to Masters this season, with 70%+ WR
Bae recommends the highest raw-power decks that will give almost anybody an edge on ladder.
The new batch of efficient tools has made our resident Noxus P&Z Tempo enjoyer quite happy. Here are his insights about the archetype’s newest iteration.
Seasonal Champion Prodigy retells his journey to the top, shares his Triple Shurima lineup, and provides a detailed write-up of his Playoffs games.
‘Twas the night before Seasonal. After finishing rank 1, Kevor is here to the rescue with some quick tips and tricks for the a-Fae-lios enjoyers out there.
LoR Seasonal Lineups — These are the Mastering Runeterra pro players’ recommendations!
In the last three days, Viego Shurima has jumped to the top of the playrate charts – Yangzera explains in detail how to pilot this controlling bad boy.
With the buffs in patch 3.6.0, and a small hand from Vi, Sion has returned, and is arguably one of the best decks for both Tournament and Ladder — Card Gamer breaks down this fearsome archetype!
It’s a glorious day for Viktor and Riven enjoyers, Patch 3.4.0 heralds the evolution of one of the many Noxus P&Z archetypes.
Do you like smashing face even through blockers? Maybenextime may have just the deck for you! Dive in and learn everything you need to know.
bA1lance shows how to refine and optimize a deck, based on data and playtesting, and provides a detailed guide for this Combo archetype
After a leave of absence from the metagame, this archetype is back as a viable tournament and ladder deck.
Monte shares his insights and personal decklist for one of his weapons of choice this Season: Trundle Gnar, aka Gnarlines.
Need to slap some pesky Demacia Rally decks? Then let Jasensational tell you all about the exploits of the Noxian Grand General and his (new) furry best friend.
Seasonal Champion and top Lee Sin pilot MajiinBae shares his insights on one of the most powerful tournament decks of all time
Sejuani Gnar Bandle has mediocre performance and bad matchup tables… but Sirturmund believes that’s because pilots are playing the deck incorrectly, or playing unoptimized lists.
Why has mostly everybody forgotten about one of the strongest decks from last Season?
Maybenextime breaks down his (currently) favorite OTK deck, Akshan Gnar, with detailed matchup & mulligan tips
Hint: you’re trying too hard to be cute.
Sirturmund believes this is the best Udyr deck you can play right now — this in-depth guide covers everything from card description to detailed mulligan & matchup tips.
Pantheon Yuumi is quietly one of the best decks in the upcoming metagame. In this guide, Leer shows how the archetype functions, how to mulligan, and how to beat each matchup.
Maybenextime breaks down the deck he took to Masters this week, and that is taking the ladder by storm.
bA1ance finishes his tour through the best data sites, shares tips on how to best use them, and interviews Team Pandex’ Coach, Tiburón Blanco, about how to make decisions based both on data and extensive experience.
Are you looking for the best decks in the LoR meta? Leer takes a deep dive into the data to show you what decks you should play and prepare to face!
Seasoned brewer 4LW shares five decks to counter the LoR meta: Seraphine TF, Karma Yi & Karma Ezreal, Kat Jinx, and Squirrel Akshan!
Are you looking for the best decks in the LoR meta? Leer takes a deep dive into the data to show you what decks you should play and prepare to face!
Are you looking for the most powerful Legends of Runeterra decks? Leer dives into the data to show you what decks you should play!
Jae & Bae chat about how crucial 2023 will be for Legends of Runeterra, and Bae’s current favorite decks for climbing the LoR ladder.
Yang breaks down the LoR Tournament meta into three groups (Aggro, Shurima, and Slow), explaining what beats what, and pointing out outliers and exceptions.