In the card game Legends of Runeterra, the first player has reached the Master rank. On a website, he shares his decks with which he achieved success. These are probably some of the strongest and best decks early in the game.
Which player has reached the Master rank? The currently best player in Legends of Runeterra is the Czech player Mikulas ‘PokrovacHS’ Dio.
He even used 5 different decks and did not specialize in just one. This provided variety and apparently also success.
What kind of decks were used? The five decks consist of three aggressive and two decks focused on control. None of them are surprising, as they are used in a similar way in the current meta:
- An aggro deck with Darius, Elise, and many spiders
- A midrange deck with Braum and Zed
- A control deck with Braum and Tryndamere
- An aggro deck only with Elise
- A discard aggro deck with Draven, Jinx, and Darius
PokrovacHS highlighted the first aggro deck with which he apparently made the leap to the Master rank.
These are the decks of the Master player
Below we briefly introduce you to the various decks that PokrovacHS used in his rounds. If you want to rebuild them, we have already revealed tricks for quickly obtaining new cards.
Aggro deck with Darius, Elise, and many spiders
How does the deck work? This deck is all about bringing the opponent’s life points to 0 as quickly as possible. For this, there are many cards with low mana costs and synergies among the spiders.
Thanks to Rhasa the Discerner and Darius, the deck also has some power in the midgame. Darius levels up automatically once the opponent’s nexus has lost 10 life points. This can be done quickly with the deck.
The deck resembles the beginner deck that also emphasizes aggro in its concept.
Deck link: CEBAGAIDB4MTOBIBAUTSQKZVHABAEAIFEIRQGAIDAQESMAQCAECSCMIEAEBQWDATCY
Midrange deck with Braum and Zed
How does the deck work? This deck is about buffing Zed or the unattackable cards and then using them to destroy the opponent’s nexus.
Unattackable creatures can only be blocked by opposing unattackable creatures. This allows for a quick victory, and thanks to Braum and some other cards, it also has a good defense.
Deck link: CEBAGAIFCMUCWAYBAEBQSFACAIAQCBZKA4AQKAIPDURCGMJWAIAQCBJBAMAQCHJHGQ
Control deck with Braum and Tryndamere
How does the deck work? The deck focuses on defense and long matches to eventually defeat the opponent with strong cards like Tryndamere or Jene, the Wanderer.
For this, several spells are also used, which should make survival in the early and midgame easier. In the late game, the strong cards of the deck impress.
Deck link: CEAQIAIEBQOCOKACAYAQGDAUD4RSKKYGAECACDISEYWDIAQBAECDSAYBAMCBUJQ
Aggro deck only with Elise
How does the deck work? This deck conceptually resembles the first aggro deck with Elise. However, this time it places more emphasis on the combo with the Twilight Speaker.
This grants allied creatures +1/+1 at the end of the turn if an ally has died. Since you can quickly regenerate spiders, you can constantly send them into battle to strengthen the remaining allies.
Deck link: CEBAKAIBAQERMHROAUAQEAQGBENCQAIEAEBBIHRMHEAQEAIBA4UQ
Discard aggro deck with Draven, Jinx, and Darius
How does the deck work? This deck values quickly cycling through your hand cards and sometimes even playing without a card in hand.
In this way, Jinx develops her full power, while Draven creates a new axe with each attack. Through the Extreme Experimenter, you can draw three new cards if you give up your current hand for that. This should normally be very empty anyway.
Deck link: CEBAGAIADUUTMCABAUQCEJBIFMYDCNICAEAQAHYCAECQWIYBAEAQKOA
Our author Alexander Leitsch really likes Legends of Runeterra. He finds it better than other card games like Magic or Hearthstone:
