Anivia gets reanimated over and over again, eventually filling up the board. The goal of the deck is to survive until a leveled up Anivia, from where it's almost a certain win. It's an extremely late-game oriented deck that does all the good stuff Freljord and Shadow Isles are known for: board clears and end-game threats.
The Anivia Control (or Anivia Reanimator) is another top Legends of Runeterra deck that's taking over the ranked ladder and Master division. This is perhaps the strongest aggro deck in the meta right now. The added win condition is The Harrowing, which revives the strongest dead allies (usually units with Overwhelm) to push for the final points of Nexus damage).Īn alternative list replaces Draven with Elise, with both versions enjoying success on ladder. The Harrowing Aggro is a predominantly a Noxus burn deck, not dissimilar to the PNZ Burns of older metas. Darius and The Harrowing both received buffs, which gave the decklist a lot of power.
#Legends of runeterra top decks Patch
The Darrius/Harrowing Aggro (or Darrowing Aggro) is actually an archetype that players have experimented with before, but it only became meta after the Patch 1.4 balance changes.
New decks like Harrowing Aggro and Anivia Reanimator have met old staples like Veimer Control and Kinkou Elusives to populate the highest echelons of the Master rank.īelow are six Runeterra top decks to get you to that coveted Master rank - if you're good enough.
The Legends of Runeterra meta for Patch 1.4 has stabilized and with it the assortment of top decks with best results on the ranked ladder.
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