Utilise your spells to remove scary units and marvel at your toxic garden of Poison Puffcaps. Now all you need to worry about is staying alive. Once you’ve planted 15 or more to level up your champion, Teemo’s Nexus Strike doubles the Poison Puffcaps in your opponent’s deck, which will eat away at their health. Counterfeit Copies will enable you to pick a card in your hand and shuffle 4 exact copies of it into your deck so it’s unlikely you’ll run out of ammunition. Cycle these cards and continue to generate as many mushrooms as possible. When summoned, Chump Whump creates two Mushroom Clouds which each plant five more Poison Puffcaps. Use Puffcap Peddler to plant 3 Poison Puffcaps on random cards in the enemy deck. When drawn, these deal 1 damage to their Nexus. Thanks to TBGThiago, this Teemo deck is all about planting Poison Puffcaps in your enemy’s deck. Regions: Shadow Isles and Piltover & Zaun.

Legends of Runeterra Teemo Control deckĭeck code: CEBAIAIFAEHRIHAHAECAQCQZFY2DKOQCAEAQIBACAECSGLQBAEAQKEQ Intimidating Roar cleans up against smaller threats by stunning all enemies with 4 or less Power. At three mana, this can be cast again during the same round to combat a strong enemy board. Recall useful allies and cast Noxian Guillotine to remove intimidating units. Fae Bladetwirler gains +2/+0 every time a unit is stunned or recalled and Legion General engages battle with +1/+1 for each unit that has been stunned and recalled.Ĭast spells to retain control of the field. Play Arachnoid Sentry, Yone, Windchaser and Minotaur Reckoner to stun enemies. The fabric of this deck is weaved by Stun and Recall synergies. Do this six times to secure a +1/+1 buff and observe as Yasuo makes quick work of the enemy threats. Operating as a lone champion in this build, Yasuo requires you to Stun and Recall enemies to deal two damage to them. V1ci0us has created a 'Full Yasuo' deck to make the most of his Stun and Recall abilities. Legends of Runeterra Yasuo deckĭeck code: CEBAGAIDCYSC4BQBAIEAWDZEFM4AEAYBAIJBMMIDAEBQUMRWAEAQCAZR Your second champion, Jinx, strikes first when attacking and will continue to give you Super Mega Death Rockets that deal 4 to the enemy nexus and 1 to all other enemies for continuous added value. As you create more Spinning Axes, you can deal a substantial damage before your enemy can respond.ĭraven’s Biggest Fan ensures you can access and use your champion when needed as it moves him to the top of your deck. Use the axe to thin out your weaker units and shift your play towards stronger units and spells. Spinning Axe requires you to discard 1 in exchange for giving an ally +1/0 this round. Kindred Nasus Senna, although pilots beware here – MaRu data shows this deck as performing below 50%, but Legna's data puts it above 52% in 1,000+ games.Want to smash your opponent in the face? Throw away the cards you don’t need while drawing a constant stream of damage until you acquire lethal (damage that kills) with this deck, also courtesy of Hewitt Benson.ĭraven’s Spinning Axe is the main feature in this deck as you can create more of them as the rounds roll on. Heimerdinger Jayce, also looking very good this week, Kayle Leona, enjoying quite the comeback, But if the Lady of Pain is your jam, you can go torment folks with these! Garen Kayle – there doesn't seem to be much reason to play this version over the Lone Demacia, but it's definitely a solid deck for ladder (by the way: if you are a Kayle fan, do notice that, as we'll see next, Kayle Leona is enjoying a bit of a comeback!),Įvelynn Kai'Sa or Eve Viego – very playable, both at 52% win rate, although not the strongest decks you'll find today. Gwen Quinn, which is looking like one of the best decks (56% win rate) among those that see less, but still quite a bit, of play, If none of the above fit your playstyle, other Heavyweights with win rate above (and sometimes well above) 52% are:

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