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Meta Snapshot · Issue 01Unleashed Constructed

Master Yi sets the pace

Master Yi leads the sample in entries and Top 8 finishes. Diana holds the other S-tier spot, with Irelia, Kai’Sa, and Rek’Sai filling A tier.

Published July 12, 2026
Complete lists
741
Events counted
13
Legend entries
742
Top 8 spots
86

Placement history

How the field finished

Each point is that Legend's best published finish on the date shown. It tracks placements only, not win rates or matchups.

#1#2#3#4#5#6#7#8Missed cutMaster YiDianaIreliaKai'SaReksaiFioraVexLuxJun 29Jul 6Jul 7Jul 10Jul 11

Click a name to isolate it. The chart includes Legends with at least two dated finishes. The eight highest-ranked are colored; the other charted Legends are gray.

Every Legend

Full rankings

Analyze my deck

Published decklists do not include round-by-round pairings, so this edition has no head-to-head records. The write-ups explain the plan and where it breaks down using tournament results and exact card text.

Front-runners

The decks at the top of this edition.

2 decks
  1. Snapshot rank01
    S tier
    Midrange

    Master Yi

    Master Yi, Wuju Bladesman

    Entries
    134
    Top 8s
    22
    Best
    #1
    The meta read

    Master Yi is the deck to beat. It was the most-played deck in the sample and put 22 lists into Top 8 across 13 events. His Legend gives a friendly unit +2 Might only while it defends alone. Discipline adds another +2 for the turn and draws a card, Defy counters an eligible spell, and Zhonya’s Hourglass can replace that defender’s death by healing, exhausting, and recalling it. No other Legend matched Yi in both representation and Top 8 volume.

    Core cards
    • Defy129/129
    • Discipline127/129
    • Zhonya's Hourglass127/129

    Found in at least 75% of 129 complete lists.

    View Master Yi guide
  2. Snapshot rank02
    S tier
    Tempo

    Diana

    Diana, Scorn of the Moon

    Entries
    86
    Top 8s
    13
    Best
    #1
    The meta read

    Diana joins Master Yi in S tier after 13 Top 8s from 86 entries. She appeared in all but one event. During a showdown, she can exhaust to add one Energy. That covers the full Energy cost of Stupefy or Gust and contributes one of Moonfall’s three Energy; Moonfall’s Power requirement still has to come from elsewhere. One extra Energy is small, but it widens what Diana can threaten with the runes already showing.

    Core cards
    • Gust81/81
    • Stupefy81/81
    • Moonfall79/81

    Found in at least 75% of 81 complete lists.

    View Diana guide

Contenders

Close behind the leaders.

3 decks
  1. Snapshot rank03
    A tier
    Tempo

    Irelia

    Irelia, Blade Dancer

    Entries
    72
    Top 8s
    6
    Best
    #1
    The meta read

    Six Top 8s from 72 entries is a solid return, though it trails Yi and Diana. Defiant Dance can choose a friendly unit. When it does, Irelia’s trigger lets her exhaust and pay one Power to ready that unit. After you conquer, you may pay one Energy to ready Irelia for another activation. Those two effects are where the deck’s long ready chains come from. In this sample, they reached the cut far less often than the two S-tier decks.

    Core cards
    • Defiant Dance70/70
    • Abandoned Hall70/70
    • Boots of Swiftness70/70

    Found in at least 75% of 70 complete lists.

    View Irelia guide
  2. Snapshot rank04
    A tier
    Tempo

    Kai'Sa

    Kai'Sa, Daughter of the Void

    Entries
    23
    Top 8s
    3
    Best
    #1
    The meta read

    Twenty-three Kai’Sa entries produced three Top 8s and an event win, the strongest small-sample showing in the top five. She can exhaust as a Reaction to add one Power that may be spent only on spells. It covers Hextech Ray’s single Power requirement or one of Falling Star’s two, but it supplies no Energy. Those three cuts justify fourth for now. More pilots would tell us whether that rate holds.

    Core cards
    • Falling Star21/21
    • Hextech Ray20/21
    • Stupefy21/21

    Found in at least 75% of 21 complete lists.

    View Kai'Sa guide
  3. Snapshot rank05
    A tier
    Midrange

    Rek'Sai

    Rek'Sai, Void Burrower

    Entries
    23
    Top 8s
    6
    Best
    #1
    The meta read

    Six Top 8s from 23 entries is the statistic that jumps off the page for Rek’Sai. After a conquer, she may exhaust to reveal the top two cards of the Main Deck. She may banish one and play it, then recycles the rest. A won battlefield can lead straight into another play without drawing first. Six cuts earn the A rank. Yi and Diana stay ahead because their finishes came from much larger groups of players.

    Core cards

    Fewer than five complete lists, or no card reached the 75% inclusion mark.

    View Rek'Sai guide

In the field

Competitive, with a less complete case.

9 decks
  1. Snapshot rank06
    B tier
    MidrangeHook

    Fiora

    Fiora, Grand Duelist

    Entries
    26
    Top 8s
    2
    Best
    #2
    The meta read

    Fiora’s Midrange and Hook builds combined for 26 entries, two Top 8s, and a runner-up finish. Whenever one of her units becomes Mighty at 5 or more Might, Fiora may exhaust to channel one rune exhausted. B.F. Sword contributes +3 Might. Riposte chooses a friendly unit and a spell, counters that spell, and gives the unit Might equal to the spell’s Energy cost for the turn. Whether either card reaches 5 still depends on the unit’s starting Might and, for Riposte, the spell’s cost.

    Core cards
    • Riposte25/25
    • Challenge21/25
    • First Mate20/25

    Found in at least 75% of 25 complete lists.

    View Fiora guide
  2. Snapshot rank07
    B tier
    Control

    Vex

    Vex, Gloomist

    Entries
    28
    Top 8s
    2
    Best
    #3
    The meta read

    Vex showed up at 11 of the 13 events, yet only two of her 28 entries reached Top 8. Whenever she or an ally holds, Vex may exhaust to draw one card. That gives the reactive shell more material for Defy, which counters an eligible spell, and Discipline, which adds +2 Might for the turn and draws again. The draw package is clear; the tournament ceiling in this sample was third.

    Core cards
    • Defy26/27
    • Discipline25/27
    • Back Off24/27

    Found in at least 75% of 27 complete lists.

    View Vex guide
  3. Snapshot rank08
    B tier
    Fringe

    Lux

    Lux, Lady of Luminosity

    Entries
    12
    Top 8s
    2
    Best
    #1
    The meta read

    Lux won one of the six events she entered and placed a second list in Top 8. Her Legend draws one whenever she plays a spell that costs five Energy or more. The draw replaces the card spent on a qualifying spell; it does not help pay that spell’s cost. One of 12 Lux lists won an event, and another reached Top 8. That ceiling gets her into B; the smaller sample keeps her eighth.

    Core cards
    • Aspirant's Climb11/11
    • Forge of the Future11/11
    • Progress Day10/11

    Found in at least 75% of 11 complete lists.

    View Lux guide
  4. Snapshot rank09
    B tier
    Midrange

    Viktor

    Viktor, Herald of the Arcane

    Entries
    31
    Top 8s
    4
    Best
    #2
    The meta read

    Viktor’s 31 entries reached four Top 8s across 11 events. Paying one Energy and exhausting his Legend creates a 1-Might Recruit. Cull the Weak makes each player kill one of their own units, so Viktor can offer the token while the opponent chooses their casualty. Hidden Blade kills a unit at a battlefield, but its controller draws two. Viktor’s deepest run ended in second. His other three cuts stopped before the final.

    Core cards
    • Cull the Weak29/29
    • Hidden Blade29/29
    • Bellows Breath29/29

    Found in at least 75% of 29 complete lists.

    View Viktor guide
  5. Snapshot rank10
    B tier
    Hook

    LeBlanc

    LeBlanc, Deceiver

    Entries
    39
    Top 8s
    6
    Best
    #4
    The meta read

    LeBlanc is the busiest deck in B, with 39 entries and six Top 8s. After a conquer or hold, she may discard one and exhaust to play a ready Temporary Reflection there. The Reflection copies another unit at that battlefield but not its play effects, then dies at the start of its controller’s next Beginning Phase before it can score. Six LeBlanc lists reached Top 8; none made the final.

    Core cards
    • Glasc Mixologist38/38
    • Karthus, Eternal38/38
    • Mirror Image38/38

    Found in at least 75% of 38 complete lists.

    View LeBlanc guide
  6. Snapshot rank11
    B tier
    Tempo

    Azir

    Azir, Emperor of the Sands

    Entries
    34
    Top 8s
    4
    Best
    #3
    The meta read

    Azir is still putting up results, with four Top 8s from 34 entries and a best finish of third. After playing an Equipment that turn, he may pay one Energy and exhaust to make a 2-Might Sand Soldier in base. His Soldiers have Weaponmaster, so when one is played it may equip one of your Equipment for one Power less, even if that Equipment is already attached. The setup works, but this window stopped at third.

    Core cards
    • B.F. Sword32/32
    • Brutalizer32/32
    • Defy32/32

    Found in at least 75% of 32 complete lists.

    View Azir guide
  7. Snapshot rank12
    B tier
    Midrange

    Rengar

    Rengar, Pridestalker

    Entries
    20
    Top 8s
    2
    Best
    #1
    The meta read

    Rengar’s 20 entries produced a winner and one other Top 8. Each unit he plays lets him give any unit +1 Might for the turn. Several plays can stack those temporary bonuses on the same target, so a curve of small units can still build one large combat. One Rengar list won the event; only one of the other 19 entries reached Top 8.

    Core cards
    • Thrill of the Hunt19/19
    • Challenge18/19
    • Inferna18/19

    Found in at least 75% of 19 complete lists.

    View Rengar guide
  8. Snapshot rank13
    B tier
    Aggro

    Annie

    Annie, Dark Child

    Entries
    18
    Top 8s
    2
    Best
    #2
    The meta read

    Annie turned 18 entries into two Top 8s, including a runner-up. At the end of her turn, she readies up to two runes, reopening resources that were exhausted earlier. Whether that matters depends on what is left in hand; the Legend does not provide the next card. The other 16 entries missed the cut, which leaves Annie behind the B-tier decks that paired similar peaks with more consistent finishes.

    Core cards
    • Flash17/17
    • Stacked Deck17/17
    • Star-Crossed17/17

    Found in at least 75% of 17 complete lists.

    View Annie guide
  9. Snapshot rank14
    B tier
    Aggro

    Sett

    Sett, The Boss

    Entries
    10
    Top 8s
    1
    Best
    #2
    The meta read

    Sett has only ten lists in the window, so the second-place finish carries unusual weight. To replace a buffed unit’s death, he must pay one Power, exhaust, and spend that unit’s buff; the unit is then healed, exhausted, and recalled. A conquer readies Sett, opening a second save if the deck can pay the other costs again. One of the ten lists finished second; the other nine missed Top 8. The ceiling is clear, but there is not enough here to call it repeatable.

    Core cards
    • Call to Glory10/10
    • Challenge10/10
    • First Mate10/10

    Found in at least 75% of 10 complete lists.

    View Sett guide

On the fringe

Recent results are thin.

7 decks
  1. Snapshot rank15
    C tier
    Midrange

    Kha'Zix

    Kha'Zix, Voidreaver

    Entries
    26
    Top 8s
    4
    Best
    #5
    The meta read

    All four Kha’Zix Top 8s stopped between fifth and eighth, with no semifinal run among 26 entries. Kha’Zix gains 1 XP when you win a combat. By exhausting, he can spend 1 XP to buff any unit or 2 XP to move an exhausted friendly unit from a battlefield to its base. At zero XP, neither activation is available, but another combat win can start the engine again; other cards can supply XP too. Four cuts matter, but every Kha’Zix run ended by fifth.

    Core cards

    Fewer than five complete lists, or no card reached the 75% inclusion mark.

    View Kha'Zix guide
  2. Snapshot rank16
    C tier
    Aurora

    Sivir

    Sivir, Battle Mistress

    Entries
    14
    Top 8s
    1
    Best
    #3
    The meta read

    Sivir can exhaust after recycling a rune to create an exhausted Gold token. When one or more enemy units die, she readies. The Gold can later be killed and exhausted as a Reaction to add one Power, so the value arrives on a later exchange rather than immediately. Only one of the 14 Sivir lists made Top 8, finishing third. The other 13 missed.

    Core cards
    • Aspirant's Climb12/12
    • Catalyst of Aeons12/12
    • Dazzling Aurora12/12

    Found in at least 75% of 12 complete lists.

    View Sivir guide
  3. Snapshot rank17
    C tier
    Control

    Lillia

    Lillia, Bashful Bloom

    Entries
    12
    Top 8s
    1
    Best
    #3
    The meta read

    Lillia pays four Energy and exhausts to make a ready 3-Might Temporary Sprite, with that cost reduced by one for each friendly Temporary unit. Sprite Fountain adds another ready Temporary Sprite when played and again when it dies. Lilting Lullaby can protect that board by countering a spell. Once it resolves, that spell’s controller cannot play another spell that turn. The tournament record is one third-place finish from 12 entries.

    Core cards
    • Sprite Fountain12/12
    • Defy12/12
    • Discipline12/12

    Found in at least 75% of 12 complete lists.

    View Lillia guide
  4. Snapshot rank18
    C tier
    Midrange

    Draven

    Draven, Glorious Executioner

    Entries
    11
    Top 8s
    1
    Best
    #3
    The meta read

    Draven had 11 entries, one Top 8, and a best finish of third. His Legend draws a card only when your units are the only ones left after combat. If both sides disappear, Draven does not refill the hand. The draw condition is demanding, and only one list reached a top table in this window.

    Core cards
    • Spinning Axe11/11
    • Tideturner11/11
    • Kai'Sa, Survivor10/11

    Found in at least 75% of 11 complete lists.

    View Draven guide
  5. Snapshot rank19
    C tier
    Midrange

    Darius

    Darius, Hand of Noxus

    Entries
    6
    Top 8s
    1
    Best
    #4
    The meta read

    Six Darius lists appeared at six different events, and one finished fourth. Once Legion is active because you played a card that turn, Darius may exhaust as a Reaction to add one Energy. Players cannot respond to that ability itself, which can make Darius look one Energy short when he is not. With one list per event and one Top 8 between them, there is not enough here to call the result repeatable.

    Core cards
    • Hidden Blade5/5
    • Honest Broker5/5
    • Noxus Hopeful5/5

    Found in at least 75% of 5 complete lists.

    View Darius guide
  6. Snapshot rank20
    C tier
    Midrange

    Ivern

    Ivern, Green Father

    Entries
    6
    Top 8s
    1
    Best
    #4
    The meta read

    Ivern has six lists and one fourth-place finish. After you conquer or hold a battlefield, he may exhaust to replace it with Brush. Units with the bird, cat, dog, Poro, or Ivern tag there gain +1 Might, and scoring Brush can restore the battlefield it replaced. That can reshape the next fight around Ivern’s favored unit types. Six lists are not enough to know whether the lone Top 8 is repeatable.

    Core cards
    • Daisy!6/6
    • Defy6/6
    • Emperor's Divide6/6

    Found in at least 75% of 6 complete lists.

    View Ivern guide
  7. Snapshot rank21
    C tier
    Fringe

    Ornn

    Ornn, Fire Below the Mountain

    Entries
    4
    Top 8s
    1
    Best
    #5
    The meta read

    Ornn is ranked on four lists. One took fifth; the other three missed the cut. By exhausting as a Reaction, he adds one Power, usable only to play gear or activate gear abilities. He does not need a unit, and gear includes more than Equipment, but that Power still cannot pay for units or spells. That fifth place is the entire positive result in this window.

    Core cards

    Fewer than five complete lists, or no card reached the 75% inclusion mark.

    View Ornn guide

Long shots

The results are not there right now.

16 decks
  1. Snapshot rank22
    D tier
    Midrange

    Pyke

    Pyke, Bloodharbor Ripper

    Entries
    14
    Top 8s
    0
    Best
    #13
    The meta read

    Fourteen Pyke lists played six events. None reached Top 8, and 13th was the best finish. For one Energy and an exhaust, Pyke returns a friendly battlefield unit to its owner’s hand and creates an exhausted Gold. Replaying that unit may reuse its play effect if its conditions are met. Once the Gold is ready, it may be killed and exhausted as a Reaction for one Power. Across 14 lists, that sequence topped out at 13th.

    Core cards
    • Falling Star14/14
    • Stacked Deck14/14
    • Star-Crossed14/14

    Found in at least 75% of 14 complete lists.

    View Pyke guide
  2. Snapshot rank23
    D tier
    Midrange

    Master Yi

    Master Yi, Wuju Master

    Entries
    11
    Top 8s
    0
    Best
    #30
    The meta read

    This is the other Master Yi, not the S-tier Wuju Bladesman. Wuju Master gives all of your units +1 Might at 6 XP. At 11 XP, your units enter ready; the effect does not ready units that are already in play. Those thresholds ask the deck to build before either benefit appears. Eleven entries missed Top 8 and finished no higher than 30th. Whatever the late-game payoff, this sample has no competitive finish.

    Core cards
    • Defy10/10
    • Discipline10/10
    • Scuttle Crab10/10

    Found in at least 75% of 10 complete lists.

    View Master Yi guide
  3. Snapshot rank24
    D tier
    Aurora

    Miss Fortune

    Miss Fortune, Bounty Hunter

    Entries
    10
    Top 8s
    0
    Best
    #17
    The meta read

    Ten Miss Fortune Aurora lists entered seven events without a Top 8; the best stopped at 17th. Exhausting her Legend gives one unit Ganking for the turn, allowing that unit to move from battlefield to battlefield. The effect neither readies the unit nor adds Might, so the deck still needs the body and timing to exploit the movement. Ten entries are enough to notice; none reached Top 8.

    Core cards
    • Aspirant's Climb9/9
    • Catalyst of Aeons9/9
    • Dazzling Aurora9/9

    Found in at least 75% of 9 complete lists.

    View Miss Fortune guide
  4. Snapshot rank25
    D tier
    Midrange

    Volibear

    Volibear, Relentless Storm

    Entries
    9
    Top 8s
    0
    Best
    #16
    The meta read

    Playing a unit with at least 5 Might lets Volibear exhaust to channel one rune exhausted. Elder Dragon has 10 Might and a printed cost of 12 Energy, so it qualifies for the trigger. Volibear channels the new rune only after the unit is played, and that rune enters exhausted. Nine entries across six events missed the cut, and 16th was the best they managed. The ramp plan has no Top 8 in this window.

    Core cards
    • Elder Dragon9/9
    • Aspirant's Climb9/9
    • Challenge9/9

    Found in at least 75% of 9 complete lists.

    View Volibear guide
  5. Snapshot rank26
    D tier
    Midrange

    Jhin

    Jhin, Virtuoso

    Entries
    7
    Top 8s
    0
    Best
    #20
    The meta read

    After you play a spell that had at least four Energy spent on it, Jhin may banish it. When he has banished four spells this way, all four go to their trash; then you channel four runes and draw one. Curtain Call, Deadly Flourish, and Rocket Barrage each start at four Energy and showed up in the Jhin lists in this sample. Seven entries topped out at 20th, so the payoff never carried a list into the cut.

    Core cards
    • Curtain Call6/7
    • Deadly Flourish6/7
    • Progress Day6/7

    Found in at least 75% of 7 complete lists.

    View Jhin guide
  6. Snapshot rank27
    D tier
    Midrange

    Lucian

    Lucian, Purifier

    Entries
    7
    Top 8s
    0
    Best
    #26
    The meta read

    Lucian gives each Equipment Assault, adding +1 Might while its unit attacks. Relentless Pursuit approaches the same plan differently: it moves a friendly unit, may attach an Equipment controlled by the same player, and allows that unit to return to base if it conquers that turn. Seven Lucian entries appeared across five events. None reached Top 8, and 26th was the best finish.

    Core cards
    • Relentless Pursuit7/7
    • Kai'Sa, Survivor7/7
    • Long Sword7/7

    Found in at least 75% of 7 complete lists.

    View Lucian guide
  7. Snapshot rank28
    D tier
    Fringe

    Jinx

    Jinx, Loose Cannon

    Entries
    7
    Top 8s
    0
    Best
    #43
    The meta read

    Jinx draws at the start of her Beginning Phase only if she has one card or fewer at that moment. Super Mega Death Rocket! costs four Energy and one Power to deal 5 to a unit. After you conquer, you may discard one card to return the Rocket from trash to hand, so that exchange leaves hand size unchanged. Seven entries missed Top 8, and 43rd was the best finish.

    Core cards
    • Super Mega Death Rocket!6/7
    • Noxus Hopeful7/7
    • Stacked Deck7/7

    Found in at least 75% of 7 complete lists.

    View Jinx guide
  8. Snapshot rank29
    D tier
    Midrange

    Teemo

    Teemo, Swift Scout

    Entries
    6
    Top 8s
    0
    Best
    #16
    The meta read

    Teemo may pay one Energy instead of one Power to hide a card with Hidden. His other ability costs one Energy and exhausts him to return a Teemo unit he owns from the Champion Zone or board to his hand. Neither ability adds Might or moves a unit to a battlefield. Across six entries, none reached Top 8 and the best finished 16th.

    Core cards
    • Evelynn, Entrancing6/6
    • Grove of the God-Willow6/6
    • Guerilla Warfare6/6

    Found in at least 75% of 6 complete lists.

    View Teemo guide
  9. Snapshot rank30
    D tier
    Midrange

    Yasuo

    Yasuo, Unforgiven

    Entries
    6
    Top 8s
    0
    Best
    #12
    The meta read

    Yasuo’s activation costs two Energy and exhausts him, then moves one friendly unit to or from its base. That can rescue a body or redeploy it, but each activation changes the position of only one unit. The six Yasuo lists never turned that flexibility into a cut. The best finished 12th, close enough to notice and still outside Top 8.

    Core cards
    • Defy6/6
    • Discipline6/6
    • En Garde6/6

    Found in at least 75% of 6 complete lists.

    View Yasuo guide
  10. Snapshot rank31
    D tier
    Midrange

    Jax

    Jax, Grandmaster at Arms

    Entries
    5
    Top 8s
    0
    Best
    #24
    The meta read

    Jax moves Equipment in two ways. For one Energy and an exhaust, he may attach a detached Equipment you control to a unit you control. Or he may exhaust without paying Energy to move an already attached Equipment you control to a unit you control. Both abilities still require Jax to be ready. Five appearances produced no Top 8s and nothing above 24th.

    Core cards

    Fewer than five complete lists, or no card reached the 75% inclusion mark.

    View Jax guide
  11. Snapshot rank32
    D tier
    Tempo

    Ezreal

    Ezreal, Prodigal Explorer

    Entries
    10
    Top 8s
    1
    Best
    #8
    The meta read

    Ezreal may exhaust as a Reaction to draw one after spells or unit abilities have chosen enemy units and/or gear twice in the same turn. Choices made by other card types do not count. That is a lot of setup for one card. One of ten Ezreal entries reached Top 8, in eighth place. The other nine missed, a much weaker showing than the deck’s earlier reputation would suggest.

    Core cards
    • Bellows Breath8/8
    • Fizz, Trickster8/8
    • Gust8/8

    Found in at least 75% of 8 complete lists.

    View Ezreal guide
  12. Snapshot rank33
    D tier
    Midrange

    Leona

    Leona, Radiant Dawn

    Entries
    4
    Top 8s
    0
    Best
    #38
    The meta read

    When you stun one or more enemy units, Leona buffs a friendly unit; if that unit has no buff, it receives +1 Might. The stun triggers the ability but is not spent, and another effect still has to create it. Four entries, no Top 8s, and a best finish of 38th leave Leona in D tier.

    Core cards

    Fewer than five complete lists, or no card reached the 75% inclusion mark.

    View Leona guide
  13. Snapshot rank34
    D tier
    Midrange

    Poppy

    Poppy, Keeper of the Hammer

    Entries
    4
    Top 8s
    0
    Best
    #21
    The meta read

    Each Hold gives you 1 XP. Poppy may exhaust and spend 3 XP to draw one; repeating the draw requires readying her again and paying another 3 XP. The XP may come from any source. Four entries, no Top 8s, and a best finish of 21st leave the draw plan without a tournament result yet.

    Core cards

    Fewer than five complete lists, or no card reached the 75% inclusion mark.

    View Poppy guide
  14. Snapshot rank35
    D tier
    Control

    Ahri

    Ahri, Nine-Tailed Fox

    Entries
    3
    Top 8s
    0
    Best
    #35
    The meta read

    Only three Ahri lists appeared, and 35th was the best finish. When an enemy unit attacks a battlefield she controls, Ahri gives it -1 Might for that turn, to a minimum of 1. The ability applies only to enemy attackers at her battlefields; it does nothing for her own attack. That can steal a close hold, but none of the three Ahri lists turned it into a tournament cut.

    Core cards

    Fewer than five complete lists, or no card reached the 75% inclusion mark.

    View Ahri guide
  15. Snapshot rank36
    D tier
    Midrange

    Vi

    Vi, Piltover Enforcer

    Entries
    2
    Top 8s
    0
    Best
    #22
    The meta read

    Two Vi entries are all the snapshot has, with 22nd as the better finish. After you conquer with at least three excess damage assigned, you may exhaust a ready Vi to ready one unit. The choice is optional, and a conquest below that threshold does not trigger it. Neither list made Top 8. Two entries are too few for a confident read.

    Core cards

    Fewer than five complete lists, or no card reached the 75% inclusion mark.

    View Vi guide
  16. Snapshot rank37
    D tier
    Midrange

    Rumble

    Rumble, Mechanized Menace

    Entries
    2
    Top 8s
    0
    Best
    #51
    The meta read

    Rumble appeared twice. He gives your Mechs Shield, or +1 Might while they defend. He does not ready them, add Might while they attack, or help non-Mechs. That leaves the deck leaning hard on its tribal defenders. Both entries missed Top 8; the better one finished 51st. With no result and almost no presence, Rumble lands last in the snapshot.

    Core cards

    Fewer than five complete lists, or no card reached the 75% inclusion mark.

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Method and limits

Rankings use field share, finishing position, and event wins from the dates shown. Recent events count more, while fewer than three Top 8 finishes limits how high a Legend can rank.

Share of Top 8 spots divided by field share; 1.00× means even representation.

Published results do not include round-by-round pairings.

Top 8 index is not a matchup or match-win percentage.

Rankings: Jun 29–Jul 11.