You don’t want to cast a spell and waste a Mech summon. Keep an eye on how many minions you have out, though. Or Prismatic Barrier to simply give him Barrier. So, between Thermogenic Beam, Mystic Shot, and Lux’s Final Spark, you can deal with those nicely. He’s physically weak, so you don’t want him to fall prey to those jerks. You also have spells to kill pesky creatures, like Challengers. It’s incredibly easy to flood the board with massive, frustrating Mecha. You have 32 spells in this deck, and many of them are in the 1-3 cost. So, the next major step is “Flash of Brilliance”, which refills your Spell Mana, and creates a Random Spell in hand. Heimerdinger gives you a Fleeting, 0-Cost Mecha whenever you cast a spell. Having Lux helps too, but Mecha come first. The main step is to get your Heimerdinger into play. Then you wait for one to die (or attack and make your opponent kill them) and play your Redeemer. So, with Rummage, you can discard your Jury-Rigs to draw cards, which puts them into play. You also have Remembrance, which can summon a random 5-cost from Demacia. You also have Succession, which summons a Dauntless Vanguard.
That’s right, through magic! Jury-Rig, when cast or discarded, summons a Scrap Scuttler. But how are you going to do that, without any others in the deck?! If an ally dies this round, and then you summon Vanguard Redeemer, you draw a unit from your deck. If we don’t start with a Heimerdinger in hand, Vanguard Redeemer is the best way to get there, for our money. In fact, we run 2 Champions (x3 Heimer, x2 Lux), and 1 follower (x3 Vanguard Redeemer). But this one, does not run a lot of creatures. There are, again, some pretty varied versions of this deck. We’re going to have more mecha than you can shake a stick at. We’re running almost no creatures, but don’t worry, my sweet summer child. It’s a very strong deck, and it’s honestly not that hard to create, in my estimation. How do we guarantee him though? We can’t make it 100%, but we can make it pretty darn close. You want him on the board as fast as possible. However, you can’t wait for Heimerdinger to power-up, considering his ability. What are we doing with Maximum Overdonger? Controlling the board, guaranteeing a pull of Heimer or Lux, and setting up maximum value with your robots. Let’s be honest, Deny was really hurting the Legends of Runeterra meta, so we’re going to keep an eye on this deck instead. Personally, I think Karma would have made the cut, were it not for the Deny nerf. I was torn between Heimer/Lux and Heimer/Karma.
There are a lot of options for Heimerdinger decks right now, too. I got so tired of dealing with this deck, that I decided to make my own. But if you don’t see your favorite deck/champion here, don’t worry! There’s always more on the way! We have some others we’re working on, like some new tactics for Yasuo! But I wanted to start with a more control route. Let’s start with possibly my least favorite (but newest) deck, Heimerdinger! There are lots of Heimerdinger decks right now, and lots of options to use with him. Without tons of grinding, it can be frustrating to build up a collection right now in Legends of Runeterra but this meta is going to be interesting. We’re going to look at a few decks that I’ve either piloted personally, or have been battered by so frequently, that I know have a very keen understanding of how they work. So, with that in mind, we’re going to take our eyes back to the Legends of Runeterra meta. These, of course, can change, as updates can come out of nowhere, but I don’t think they’re going to drop them quite that fast. So, with that in mind, we’re going to look at some powerful, and fun decks that are featured in the game right now. By Jason Parker in Legends of Runeterra | Mar, 2nd 2020ĭeny nerfs! Lux buffs! There are all kinds of stuff going on in Legends of Runeterra now! Since our first blog discussing decks, quite a few things have changed.
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