Find your Legend

Ahri

CalmMindAdvanced

Ahri is a defensive control Legend for players who want to turn one battlefield into a winning position. Read Ahri’s guide →

Akali

FuryCalmAdvanced

Akali's legend ability moves a friendly unit from a Showdown to base. If Akali is empowered, it also readies that unit. Read Akali’s guide →

Ambessa

BodyOrderIntermediate

Ambessa turns Empower into another ready unit, then uses that extra attack to make a strong board count for more. Read Ambessa’s guide →

Annie

FuryChaosBeginner

Annie lets you develop during your turn, ready up to two runes, and still keep a response available for the opponent. Read Annie’s guide →

Azir

CalmOrderAdvanced

Azir builds an army around Equipment that stays useful after its first Soldier dies. The important decision is how much of that army one battlefield actually needs. Read Azir’s guide →

Darius

FuryOrderBeginner

Darius rewards a well-ordered turn with cheaper units and a ready 7-Might attack from Trifarian. The challenge is keeping enough cards to follow that pressure without giving away the battlefield you just took. Read Darius’s guide →

Diana

MindChaosIntermediate

Diana wins the fights that looked safe for the opponent. Cheap spells change the trades, Lunari finds more answers, and Hwei turns movement into cards and resources. The hard part is keeping a unit where the next point will be scored. Read Diana’s guide →

Draven

FuryChaosIntermediate

Draven turns won combats into the cards for his next attack. Spinning Axe makes a small unit worth fighting with, while Showboat gets larger as you score. Keep a defender behind that pressure so the first conquest becomes a Hold. Read Draven’s guide →

Ezreal

MindChaosAdvanced

Ezreal plays a control game against both the board and the hand. Reuse your removal, keep Bewitching Spirit coming back, and make the opponent rebuild with fewer cards while your own resources grow. Read Ezreal’s guide →

Fiora

BodyOrderIntermediate

Fiora turns small units into Mighty fighters, then uses the extra runes to keep developing behind them. The important number is five, but the important decision is how much you can afford to spend getting there. Read Fiora’s guide →

Garen

BodyOrderBeginner

Garen rewards a conquest with four surviving units, not four units thrown into a fight. Build the board, choose when to commit it, and turn the extra cards into pressure somewhere else. Read Garen’s guide →

Irelia

CalmChaosAdvanced

Irelia turns a spell or an Equipment attachment into another action from the unit that matters. Fervent carries the attacks, while movement draws cards and builds the resources to keep taking fights. Read Irelia’s guide →

Ivern

CalmOrderIntermediate

Ivern makes a board of small animals harder to break. Brush improves the fights, Nurturer keeps finding units, and keeping the right tags alive turns Friendship into an unusually cheap answer. Read Ivern’s guide →

Jax

CalmBodyIntermediate

Jax makes the same Equipment useful on several different fighters. The skill is knowing which unit needs it now, and what you give up by taking it away from the last one. Read Jax’s guide →

Jayce

MindBodyAdvanced

Jayce turns Gear activations into the resources for a much bigger turn. The challenge is getting that machinery to produce a threat before the opponent has already taken the points. Read Jayce’s guide →

Jhin

FuryMindAdvanced

Jhin spends the early turns answering the board, then uses the fourth stored spell to channel the runes for a much bigger turn. The payoff only matters if you have a plan for the points afterward. Read Jhin’s guide →

Jinx

FuryChaosBeginner

Jinx turns a small hand into sustained pressure. Discard payoffs add bodies or Might, while Loose Cannon helps refill for the next turn's attacks. Read Jinx’s guide →

Kai'Sa

FuryMindAdvanced

Kai'Sa keeps runes on the board while her spells buy time. Thousand-Tailed Watcher turns small damage into a clear, and Temporal Breach lets this list get that play effect again before Time Warp closes the game. Read Kai'Sa’s guide →

Kennen

OrderChaosAdvanced

Kennen turns the trash into threats and another round of interaction. Matriarch brings Fizz back, Fizz replays the useful spell, and discounted Rhasas turn that setup into pressure on the next battlefield. Read Kennen’s guide →

Kha'Zix

BodyChaosIntermediate

Kha'Zix chooses which units fight, then turns successful combat into XP for the next decision. The difficult part is making those trades win points, not just look efficient. Read Kha'Zix’s guide →

LeBlanc

MindOrderAdvanced

LeBlanc makes a successful conquest or Hold produce another ready unit. The best copy is not always the biggest one: sometimes you want its attack, sometimes its text, and sometimes its death. Read LeBlanc’s guide →

Lee Sin

CalmBodyIntermediate

Lee Sin turns a small board into a difficult fight through lasting buffs and careful protection. Centered makes the preparation pay off when those buffed units finally come together. Read Lee Sin’s guide →

Leona

CalmOrderBeginner

Leona turns stuns into lasting buffs, then uses the safer fights to draw with Affectionate Poro and grow Mournful Witness. The deck wins when those surviving units keep earning points. Read Leona’s guide →

Lillia

CalmMindIntermediate

Lillia makes ready attackers cheaply, then uses movement to put permanent units where the next Hold matters. Fae Fawn and Sprite Fountain keep the Temporary bodies coming without treating them as permanent defenders. Read Lillia’s guide →

Lucian

FuryBodyBeginner

Lucian turns Equipment into extra attacking Might, then finds another use for the unit carrying it. Merciless supplies the first-conquest ready, while Faefolk changes which defender has to fight where. Read Lucian’s guide →

Lux

MindOrderBeginner

Lux rewards expensive spells with more cards. This build uses Ekko and Sacrifice to refresh spent runes, then turns that second round of resources into Time Warp and another chance to score. Read Lux’s guide →

Master Yi

Wuju Bladesman

CalmBodyIntermediate

Wuju Bladesman makes a lone defender two Might larger without spending a card. The rest of the deck uses that bargain to keep another unit, another answer, or another attack available. Read Master Yi’s guide →

Master Yi

Wuju Master

CalmBodyIntermediate

Wuju Master asks the early units to earn XP as well as points. Six XP improves the whole board; eleven turns the expensive cards you have been holding into immediate pressure. Read Master Yi’s guide →

Mel

MindChaosIntermediate

Mel makes the opposing board smaller while her spells become cheaper. The hard part is spending that advantage on a battlefield before another hand of answers stops being enough. Read Mel’s guide →

Miss Fortune

BodyChaosIntermediate

Miss Fortune gives a unit Ganking, but finding the extra ready is what makes that permission matter. Captain can supply it, turning one established threat into a problem for more than one battlefield. Read Miss Fortune’s guide →

Nasus

CalmMindIntermediate

Nasus develops large units without always giving up the resources to defend them. Heron discounts the next card, while Ascended and Time Warp give that established board ways to finish the game. Read Nasus’s guide →

Ornn

CalmMindIntermediate

Ornn turns Gear into the resources and readiness to keep fighting. Blacksmith rewards a successful Hold, while Pit Crew makes the next Gear play part of the attack. Read Ornn’s guide →

Poppy

BodyOrderBeginner

Poppy buys time for large threats, then turns a stabilized battlefield into cards. Aurora supplies the Dragons, and Elder makes even a single point of your damage lethal to enemy units. Read Poppy’s guide →

Pyke

FuryChaosAdvanced

Pyke reuses small units to pressure the hand and control the board. Matriarch recovers the important bodies, Fizz replays the answers, and Dockside turns an opening into an attack. Read Pyke’s guide →

Rek'Sai

FuryOrderIntermediate

Rek'Sai turns a conquest into another play from the top of the deck. The trick is winning that first point with enough resources left for the follow-up to matter. Read Rek'Sai’s guide →

Renata Glasc

MindOrderAdvanced

Renata turns a Hold into Gold, then makes that Gold more valuable as she approaches the finish. Industrialist gives the featured token deck a much faster way to spend it. Read Renata Glasc’s guide →

Renekton

FuryBodyIntermediate

Renekton turns Power into extra Energy for units, trading future rune income for a stronger board now. Rage Fueled rewards that smaller rune count when he attacks. Read Renekton’s guide →

Rengar

FuryBodyIntermediate

Rengar makes every unit play a Might boost, then uses replay effects to get more out of the units already on the board. The best target for the extra Might is not always the unit you just played. Read Rengar’s guide →

Rumble

FuryMindIntermediate

Rumble builds a Mech board that can defend, attack and rebuild through the same units. Hotheaded rewards a conquest, while Bubble Bot and Gem Jammer help turn it into another attack. Read Rumble’s guide →

Sett

BodyOrderBeginner

Sett builds around buffs, durable threats and fights that would be trades for another Legend. Kingpin rewards the wider board, while Showstopper brings a saved unit back into the contest. Read Sett’s guide →

Shen

CalmOrderBeginner

Shen builds a field that can survive the return attack. Sona pays for the next defense, while Tank, Shield and carefully chosen answers protect the units earning your Holds. Read Shen’s guide →

Sivir

BodyChaosIntermediate

Sivir turns spent runes into future Gold, builds toward Dazzling Aurora and lets Elder Dragon change the removal math. The challenge is reaching that board without giving away too many early points. Read Sivir’s guide →

Teemo

MindChaosAdvanced

Teemo trades a small setup cost for stronger choices in the next fight. Spiderlings grow together, Switcheroo turns opposing Might against its owner, and a prepared field keeps the hand working. Read Teemo’s guide →

Vex

CalmChaosIntermediate

Vex earns cards by holding battlefields, then uses Hidden interaction and awkward combat exchanges to stay there. Apathetic makes newly played enemy units much harder to turn into an immediate attack. Read Vex’s guide →

Vi

FuryOrderIntermediate

Vi rewards a conquest with at least three excess assigned damage by readying a unit. Equipment and sacrifice turn that larger attack into another useful move, without giving every unit Ganking. Read Vi’s guide →

Viktor

MindOrderIntermediate

Viktor makes expendable Recruits, turns small bodies into cards, and clears larger units with efficient sacrifice and damage effects. Ready attackers turn those exchanges into points. Read Viktor’s guide →

Volibear

FuryBodyBeginner

Volibear wants the first large unit to pay for the next one. Ramp gets that fighter onto the board, its Might makes removal cheaper, and the extra runes help the deck keep doing both. Read Volibear’s guide →

Yasuo

CalmChaosAdvanced

Yasuo moves exhausted units out of base, turns Herder's movement into cards, and sends boosted Remorseful attacks through important defenders. Windrider supplies a separate three-move scoring option. Read Yasuo’s guide →

Zed

FuryChaosIntermediate

Zed fills the trash to discount Rhasa, fuel Clone attacks, and replay useful cards. Owned-card banishes empower the Legend, but every card spent is one less for the next payment. Read Zed’s guide →