![]() ![]() More than that, they both knew what it was like to be ostracized by their colleagues: Viktor because of his unconventional thinking, Jayce because of his rudeness. ![]() They constantly argued with one another, but their conflicts never got personal – though their methods were different, the two colleagues knew their ultimate goals were very much the same. While Jayce sought to improve humanity via versatile technology, Viktor sought to solve problems inherent to humanity itself, such as physical decay or illogical prejudices. Viktor expanded Jayce’s intellectual horizons and challenged many of his assumptions. They started working together shortly after. The two met at a mandatory Progress Day party, and immediately bonded over how little either of them wanted to be there. Only one person ever managed to match Jayce’s intelligence while also maintaining a healthy indifference to his superior attitude. As time went on, his patience became shorter, while at the same time, a chasm grew between decorum, charm, and Jayce’s natural demeanor. As a result, nearly everyone who worked alongside Jayce found him arrogant, dismissive, and unwilling to slow his pace to help his colleagues catch up. Most things came easy to Jayce, and he could never understand why his peers had so much trouble with what, to him, were simple concepts. Everything Jayce touched put his contemporaries to shame. Utterly unsurprised, Jayce took the offer, and spent most of his early years constructing potential hextech devices and designing transformable multi-tools for Piltover’s working class: a wrench that transformed into a prybar, a pickaxe that could morph into a shovel, a hammer that could turn into a demolition beam, if only it had a sufficiently powerful battery. With a knack for understanding machinery, Jayce earned the honor of being the youngest apprenta to ever be offered patronage by Clan Giopara, one of Piltover’s most respected ruling clans. Still, Jayce’s heart is in the right place, and even those who envy his natural skills are grateful for his protection in the City of Progress.Ī native son of Piltover, Jayce was raised to believe in the principles that made the city great: Invention. While revered throughout the city as a hero, he hasn’t taken well to the attention it brings. With his transforming hextech hammer in hand, Jayce uses his strength, courage, and considerable intelligence to protect his hometown. Sources: Legna's LoR data website, Mastering Runeterra Meta Tier List, and our LoR meta stats page.Jayce is a brilliant inventor who has pledged his life to the defense of Piltover and its unyielding pursuit of progress. Punching Up: LoR decks with between 900 and 400 games played – we're entering the Land of Small Sample Sizes here, but as far as numbers go, these decks can put up one hell of a fight into the current LoR meta.Īs a rule of thumb, LoR decks with a win rate (WR) above 52% catch our eye above 53% are eye-widening, and anything with a WR over 55% is exceptional.Heavyweights: LoR decks with between 2100 and 900 games played – other excellent choices, with large enough samples to confidently say, "Yeah, this works.".Juggernauts: LoR decks with more than 2100 games – these are the best tried-and-true, top meta decks in Legends of Runeterra at the time of writing.And, whenever we talk about LoR decks in general, or best Legends of Runeterra decks in particular, we'll always be referring to specific lists (while reserving "archetype" to denominate the aggregate of all decks with a particular champion pair).Īnd, since in each archetype some decks fare better than others (and sometimes the difference is quite noticeable), we'll broadly group the best LoR decks in arbitrary categories by the number of games played in the data samples we check: In this article, we'll sort these decks by the best specific decklist for each archetype. Most data sites (including our LoR Meta Tier List, and our meta stats page) and articles like Leer's Legends of Runeterra Meta Decks Report sort LoR meta decks by archetype ("Archetype" being the aggregate of all decks in LoR with a specific champion combination) – that's also how matchup tables are shown in pretty much all data sites. ![]()
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