LoR deck code: CQCQCAQGFYAQIBAQAIAQIJZNAIBQIBISAYCQUMLPUEA2MANPAG3QCAIBAECDIAICAUFIIAOAAE Gnar/Poppy.Kennen Bandle Tree Gnar Poppy Kennen Bandle TreeĪ new form of Bandle Tree has hit the LoR meta following a win at the EU Fight Night Legends by Michal “ BaJAtakk” Bárta. And spells like Get Excited! and Mystic shot can deal lethal damage if Yordles in Arms doesn’t get the job done. Boom Baboon is still a solid card to play on turn two, enabling card draw and a Flame Chompers! on the battlefield by turn three via Zaunite Urchin. Gnar creating Pokey Sticks synergizes nicely with Fizz in addition to ping effects and card draw. Players can take full advantage of the five-cost Yordles in Arms Slow speed spell via multiple multi-region cards within the build, buffing the team by +4/+4 during the round it is played. ![]() LoR deck code: CEBAKBAHG45V2Z4CAECQKCRRSEA2CANGAGYQCAQCAUFETVIBAMCAOAJWRIAQA Fizz/Gnar Yordles in Arms Fizz Gnar Yordle in ArmsĬreated by Kuvira and played by LoR tournament player FloppyMudkip to earn their fourth Fight Night title, the Fizz and Gnar Yordles in Arms deck features similar gameplay to the Lulu version and has a 60.97 percent win rate at Masters rank. An Inventive Chemist on turn one can trigger a Gnar level up on turn four while the two-cost Shurima Burst spell The Absolver can simply end games. Playing Akshan on turn two is important against Midrange and Control LoR decks while Gnar fuels the midgame with what he does best. XxWhatAmIxX hit rank one Masters with AdmiralAKGnar, showcasing the variety of solid gameplay options that the deck offers. LoR deck code: CQDACAIBAMAQCBBNAEBQCBQBAUCBQAQEAQFBAAQFBKMADIIBAQAQCAILAIAQIGZUAIBQCAQDAICACCQMAIAQCBBHAEBQICY Gnar/Akshan AdmiralAKGnar Gnar Akshan AdmiralAKGnarĬreated by LoR Pro Jordan “ XxWhatAmIxX” Abronson, the build replaces Sivir with Gnar and produces a solid combo via the new A Curious Journey card Papercraft Dragon and Ruin Runner. Gnar improves upon the existing build by providing solid offensive and defensive stats during the midgame while enabling removal and card advantage via Pokey Stick. Pairing Concurrent Timelines with Ice Pillar refills your mana and lets you essentially play an eight-cost champion from any region for free. Concurrent Timelines is a P&Z Slow spell at one mana that lets you transform one of three followers at the same cost from any LoR region after you play a follower in that round. Adding Gnar to the list helped the Brazilian LoR tournament winner rank up from Platnium to Masters with a 70 percent win rate. The original Concurrent Timelines deck was created by the Pro player 4LW. Gnar/Trundle Concurrent Timelines Gnar Trundle Concurrent Timelines Five of those builds have a win rate of 54 percent or higher and there are a total of six builds at Master ranked that have a win rate of 59 percent or higher since the release of A Curious Journey.įrom Gnar and Akshan Shurima to Gnar and Trundle Piltover & Zaun, here are the best LoR Gnar decks at Master rank following the release of A Curious Journey. He also creates a Pokey Stick upon Strike at level one and reduces the two-cost Bandle City Fast spell by one if you already have one in hand.Ī week after the release of A Curious Journey, a total of nine LoR decks containing Gnar as a champion have a win rate above 50 percent at all ranks, according to AR. And at the end of an attack round, he transforms back into level one Gnar. ![]() Upon leveling up, the transforming Yordle hits the strongest enemy unit with Vulnerable. Leveling up Gnar is different from other LoR champions since his transformation takes place upon damaging the enemy Nexus by the end of the round. His versatility has made him one of the most played champions since the launch of A Curious Journey. Gnar synergizes with each of his LoR regions, along with Demacia, Piltover & Zaun, Bilgewater, and even Shurima. The transforming Yordle is a multi-region champion via Bandle City and Freljord. Gnar has taken over the Legends of Runeterra meta following the release of the A Curious Journey expansion, playable in a variety of decks at all ranks.įollowing the release of A Curious Journey, Gnar has quickly become the best champion out of the four LoR champions within the expansion.
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