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Best Legends of Runeterra meme decks from Rising Tides

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Since the launch of Rising Tides, several new meme decks have come onto the scene thanks to top streamers like Saucymailman and Swimstrim, along with deviants like myself who enjoy casting Unyielding Spirit on just about anything.

But just because a deck is a “meme build,” doesn’t mean it can’t win matches. We’ve compiled the best LoR meme decks being played right now and listed them in no particular order. Some will win games, even in ranked, while others are just stupid fun. 

Saucymailman’s Unyielding Kegs

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The first time I saw Saucy’s decklist for Unyielding Kegs, I almost cried with joy. The idea behind this LoR meme deck is simple: Stay alive until you can cast Unyielding Spirit on a stack of Gangplank’s kegs, Saucymailman told Dot Esports. Every time damage is done to an opponent, the kegs will ping for extra damage without dying. 

And if Miss Fortune blasting for multiple points of damage isn’t enough, just wait until Riptide Rex drops onto the battlefield. You could also take joy in casting multiple spells to witness Twisted Fate in all his glory wreak havoc on the board. 

Swimstrim’s Infinite Mushrooms

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Jank players will rejoice over this infinite combo deck that uses Counterfeit Copies and Rummage with Karma, Cloud Drinker, and Puffcap Peddler. To play Infinite Mushrooms, make sure that you have the latter three on the battlefield by turn 10, says Swim, and then cast Counterfeit Copies on Counterfeit Copies. You can then play infinite copies of Rummage and Counterfeit Copies to play an infinite number of mushrooms. 

Kozmic’s Plundering Poros

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Poros are cute and deadly but often unplayable in ranked. But Kozmic has a unique take on the Poro meme build thanks to the addition of the Rising Tides spell, Aurora Porealis. Beefing up Poros is accomplished via Poro Snax while playing Dreadway Deckhand and Petty Officer carry you through the early game in addition to spells like Make it Rain and More Power.

Heart of the Fluft, ironically, isn’t needed in Plundering Poros because of Aurora Porealis. The spell helps you go-wide in the late game with beefed-up Poros at 5/5 or 6/6, essentially overpowering your opponent.  

Saucymailman’s Waterlogged Felines

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During the LoR open beta, both Saucy and Mogwai pulled off unique meme builds using Purrsuit of Perfection. Following the release of Rising Tides, Saucy has revisited the feline deck with a new and upgraded version. Heimerdinger is still a champion and Twisted Fate has joined the party. 

The idea is to play the build like a control deck while stacking up to 20 cards played so you can drop Purrsuit of Perfection onto the battlefield. As a cute added touch, Saucy mostly used felines. But don’t underestimate Waterlogged Felines because these cats bite back. 


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Danny Forster
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Danny has been writing for Dot Esports for over five years, first as a freelancer and now as a staff writer. He is the lead beat writer for Magic: The Gathering and Teamfight Tactics. Danny is also a solid Monopoly GO player, having beaten every main event without spending a dime. When Danny isn't writing or gaming, he's chilling by the water in Spacecoast Florida with his family and friends. He's always got a tan, because touching grass is important, and loves playing strategic digital and tabletop games. Past outlets Danny has written for include TheGamer and ScreenRant.