#LEGENDS OF RUNETERRA PANTHEON DECK HOW TO#
#LEGENDS OF RUNETERRA PANTHEON DECK FULL#

One of the important things to remember about this deck is that barring Fiora god-draws, you don’t really win that fast. It might be simple, but slamming face with giant Overwhelm dudes is an effective and time-honored tradition. Just make the biggest unit, or against control decks, two units, that you can, and go to town. Always be asking, “If they have a perfect hand could they kill Fiora,” and “Can I afford to play around that?” Nexus health is just a resource to get you there. Hit that magic number four before you die and everything is peachy. With Fiora it’s all about figuring out what you can play around and what you can’t. This will tell you when, whether you currently have drawn him or not, he is a reasonable win condition. And of course, we’ll be playing differently depending on which of those we think we need.Īlways keep track of, not what turn, but what *attack token* your Pantheon is going to be leveled on. Fiora, Zenith Blade, and Pantheon are the ways that we actually close out a game. We’re no exception here, but we do pretty alright. I’d be personally surprised if you come up with a double-digit number that you can defend. Some people take this as a point against Pillar decks but I’d challenge those same people to count the actual win conditions in most decks. So our next step is to, as always, define our win condition. This deck is interesting because while you have eight cards in the early game that get you running, there’s also only a small subset that will actually cause the game to end in your favor. Fiora and Broadwing both flourish in environments where they simply cannot be killed by non-Vengeance conventional means. Whiteflame doesn’t exactly mind getting a huge butt and becoming invincible, but he tends to do that alright on his own without help from Shield of Durand or Astral Protection. The reason we’d generally not choose this one is that many of the said resources are optimized for the other two units. We won’t always be the happiest if we are forced to commit our resources onto the dragon lad, but there are still plenty of games where he will get the job done. The math gets a little complicated so I am not going to go all the way into it here, but suffice to say that having eight cards that let your deck play the game is *significantly* better than having merely six. Wounded Whiteflame is there more as a backup strategy than as what we actually want to hit. It might not start out looking like all that much, but giant Overwhelm Challenger units close games remarkably quickly. In general, this will be either Fiora into anything remotely aggressive, or Petricite Broadwing into anything else. So, what specifically are we doing? Well- Phase One: Selectionįrom the beginning, we need to be thinking about what our best pillar is in a given matchup.

Pantheon can be a backup Pillar, but we do really need to be doing things by turn three for mana efficiency purposes. In this case, we have eight Pillars, three Fiora, three Petracite Broadwing, and two Wounded Whiteflame. You are looking for one of a small number of cards in your deck to hold you up while the entire rest of your deck focuses on making those cards more powerful. This type of deck is what I like to call a “Pillar” deck, and no, not Trundle.

What I think gets missed a lot of the time is that this deck is significantly closer in play style to Thralls or Lee than it is to basically any other Demacia variant.

#LEGENDS OF RUNETERRA PANTHEON DECK HOW TO#

Well, that and I think that a lot of people look at how to both play and mulligan Pantheon-based decks in general quite incorrectly. While many of the key cards and factors are the same, there are enough different matchup tables and considerations in this variant that I find it quite worth checking out.ĭeck Code: CECQEAIABEWQEBIABQKACAYJDMAQKCIDAEBAAAIFAMBQSIZNGMAQGAAOAEAQAGQBAUEQMAIEAABAGAQFAAHBCAQDBEJVKAIFBEFA

#LEGENDS OF RUNETERRA PANTHEON DECK FULL#

I’m Jordan “WhatAmI” Abronson and I’ve finally been Pokey Sticked sufficiently about this creation to do a full deck guide on it. They all run out basically the same anyway, right? Well, not quite.

I know, I know, Pantheon this, Pantheon that, we’re tired of all the different Pantheon variants under the sun showing up to play.

Legends of runeterra pantheon deck