This Deck Makes No Sense... BUT IT KEEPS WINNING! - Legends of Runeterra 

Mono-Shurima with Neeko... interesting

And Ryze's runes

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I know it so op riot ples nerf

He’s done this already on his channel :)

The decks Sunny plays are usually complicated and he doesn't play the meta decks most of the time, so a new player would struggle replicating his playstyle. I suggest you watch some guides and beginner tips first before trying to play Sunny's decks.

​@@L.A.M.B_B4I know how to play, but what are you saying is so true. I would like to see him playing more meta decks too.

Hi! I've been playing card games for about 10 years (masters in LOR) so I have some tips. The first few are just general card game ideas, and then some are going to be lor specific. 1. Value is everything. Card games are almost always a matter of resource management. This includes your HP pool, if you're playing an Aggro deck and you got six damage to the nexus from a one mana card, that is very high value. If I play one unit and that unit kills three units, that card has given me a lot of value. This is why level two Sett is SUPER good, he creates a lot of value on the board, karma creates a lot of value in the hand and depending on the spells on the board as well, if the opponent only has two cards in their hand and one card on the board, and you have eight cards in your hand and three cards on the board, you have many more resources than the opponent does and if your HP pool is higher than very low you're probably going to win. 2. Efficiently using your mana. One reason why demacia decks are super good when they're good is because they are always playing all their mana. Turn one, Play a card, turn two, play a card, etc. they create a ton of board value and just play faster than you and usually their units have good stats so they can out value you by attacking, Blocking, and challenging. 3. Think ahead. This is going to require game knowledge, so just keep playing. If you know what a deck does, you can begin to plan your strategies around stopping what they want to do. If I'm playing against aggro, I want to Mulligan at the start for early game units and spells to kill their units like avalanche. If they offer to trade their fizz for your akshan, it's okay to do it, you're saving HP in the long run and if you can outlast their aggression, you're going to win the game through playing more powerful cards. 4. Tempo. This is a difficult concept to grasp but it exists in basically all card games, and it refers to the momentum / pace of the game. One of the strengths of Ionia is using recalls and stuns to control tempo. Let's say my opponent plays an Udyr for 5 mana and three stance swaps for a total of 14 mana, if I recall that unit, they've lost not only that mana and the unit on board but also they turns they used to set that up, and if I still have my units or I'm setting up a strong play, I am ahead. 5. Use the eye. LOR features a handy little blue eye that will tell you what the results of a play will be, make a habit of checking the eye every time if you can. You can be sure you're making the right play, but maybe the way you're blocking results in a Jarvan leveling (which maybe means you don't kill it) or maybe some unit or spell has an effect you forgot to pay attention to. 6. Play easy decks. I really recommend you play something like Elites or Jhin Annie, something where you just play cards and attack. The good thing about this game is that even if you play aggressive decks you still have to think sometimes, I still hate Aggro but you have to think more than in other card games at least. Just do your best to try to understand the fundamentals. And remember rule one, value is EVERYTHING. Make safe plays, stop your opponent from making plays, opponent can't attack? Draw some cards. I think if you follow these rules you'll be off to a really good start, and I'm sure people will give you other good pieces of advice too! (Also Snuuy should make that video anyway lol)

​@@ReveredMasterhe's identity is meme decks. Meta decks are boring unless they have a fun twist to them. No one is going to enjoy watching a guy play a deck that everyone else does on ladder because it's not what gives you views for content

With Rek'sai

I cant wait for void region

​@@user-hl9vq1oh9nno new regions

Anivia with Vault of Helia maybe? Lol.

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yeah absolutely, there's a shurima neeko deck without the lurkers and instead plays azir and a couple of other subtype cards

​@Snnuy ive been runing neeko darkin with atriox 2 subtypes due to darkin bloodletters and massive stats due to spear

Basically, Elites without Scrutinizing Sergeant

Booring

Nvm I'm dumb it's 10+

yes