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Legends of Runeterra

Legends of Runeterra Worldwalker EMEA/NA Seasonal playoffs: Standings, decks

From Thralls to Aphelios and Gnar, players battled for invites to Worlds.
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Published: Jul 17, 2022 09:28 pm

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The top 32 Legends of Runeterra players within the EMEA region and Americas competed at the Worldwalker Seasonal tournament, showcasing a variety of decks. 

Taking place on July 17, the best LoR players battled within the last days of the Worldwalker meta for direct invites to Worlds. Players competed in the Open rounds on July 16, with only 32 advancing to the playoffs. 

Each player brought three decks without duplicate champions and prior to a best-of-three match, was allowed to ban one of their opponent’s decks. Players who made it to the top four earned a direct invite to the Legends of Runeterra World Championship taking place later this year. 

EMEA Worldwalker Seasonal standings

The EMEA top 32 was stacked with LoR veterans and newcomers to the competitive scene. The top four at the EMEA Worldwalker Seasonal were Kuraschi, Pookpook, Ucan Protein, and Mic Check—with Kuraschi and Pookpook facing off in the finals. 

Kuraschi

  • Akshan/Gnar: CQBQCBQKDICQIBZXHNOWPAQBAUCQVEIBUEA2MANRAHKQCAQBAUFESAQEA6AADCQBAEAQIB2F
  • Aphelios/Viktor/Vi: CICQCBAECAAQKBAYAEDASJQDAMESGSOZAECQCBAMEYTS2NABAIBQIAYSAMAQEBAIAEBQSDIBAYES2
  • Lissandra/Talliyah Thralls: CMCACBQBDYAQMBZSAQCAOLCCJF4AKBABAECQMCQOAEBAIBYNHMBQCAIBCQAQIAIMAECAO3I

Pookpook

  • Aphelios/Viktor/Vi: CICACBAECAAQMCJGAQAQIJRHFU2AIAYJENEVZWIBAMAQCBAMAECQIGACAMCAGEQCAEBAICABAYES2
  • Ahri/Bard: CUDQCAYCAUAQIAQPAECQEBABAYFBUAIGBEOQCBQMAEBQCAQLBQWAIAIDAIKACBICA4AQMAREAIAQEMJZAMAQCARUAEBAEBIBAUBBU
  • Akshan/Gnar: CQBQCBQKDICQIBZXHNOWPAQBAYCQUSMRAGQQDJQBWEA5KAIBAICAPAABRIAQA

Ucan Protein

  • LeBlanc/Ashe: CECQCAYBAIAQIAIKAECAGBADAEBQIHZBAUAQCAYLEYUTAAQBAEAQCAIEAMBAGAIBAM2QCBADBAAQKAYT
  • Taliyah/Lissandra:CMCACBQBDYAQMBZSAMCAOLCCJECAIAIBAUFA4AYBAEATEAIEAEDAEBAHHN4AGAIEAEGAEAIBAEKAEBAHBVWQ 
  • Sejuani/Bard: CUEACAYBAIAQIAIKAECQCBQBAYFBUAIGBEOQCBQMAEBAEAICAYCACAIFCYPSKAICAEAQCCYAd: 

Mic Check

  • Lissandra/Talliyah:CMCACBQBDYAQMBZSAMCAOLCCJECAIAIBAUDA4AYBAQAQUAQEA45XQAYBAEARIMQBAECACDA
  • Trundle:CQEQCAIBGIAQGAIGAEBQICYBAQAQUAIFBKMACAIFAQMACBQBDQBACBBNGQBAIBAKCABQCAIEDMAQGAIDAECACDABAEAQCAY
  • Ezreal/Caitlyn:CQCQCAIDFYAQEAYJAEBQIEICAECB6JAEAUCAMDANDABQCAYEBMAQKCUYAEBACBA3GQBQCAYDBUAQMBBLAMAQGFRTG4

Game one of the finals showcased Kuraschi’s Aphelios/Viktor/Vi against Pookpook’s Ahri and Bard, with Kuraschi earning the victory. Pookpook played Ahri/Bard again during game two against Akshan and Gnar and beat it, forcing a third game. The third game featured both players on Akshan/Gnar Papercraft Dragon, with Kuraschi earning the EMEA Worldwalker Seasonal title.

Americas Worldwalker Seasonal standings

Similar to the EMEA Seasonal tournament, the top 32 LoR Americas Worldwalker Seasonal showcased popular decks like Lissandra/Taliyah Thralls and Aphelios/Viktor/Vi. Players also brought unique builds like Jace/Heimerdinger Shadow Isles, Bard/Vi, and an alternate Aphelios build with Zoe and Vi.

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Making it to the top four of the LoR Americas Seasonal were Trivo, ptash, Kakowin, and TheChEm—with Trivo and TheChEm advancing to the final Worldwalker match in a NA vs Brazil showdown.

Kakowin

  • Lissandra/Taliyah: CECAKBABAECQMCQOAMCAOLCCJEAQMAI6AEDAOMQCAICAOO3YAIAQCFBSAIAQIBYNAECACDA
  • Jayce/Elise/Caitlyn: CECAEBIFBMHQIBIECYMBWHYBAECDIAQBAUASQBABAECBWAIBAU2QCBIEBQAQKCUYAEBAGBIEAYKRUAQBAUHR2
  • Trundle/Tryndamere Shadow Isles: CECAIAYBAMDAUFQCAECQCKACAEAQYFABAQAQ4AYBAQAQUAIBAUMQEAIBE42AKAIBAEAQCBQFFMAQGAITAECACDABAECQ6

TheChEm

  • Aphelios/Viktor/Vi: CECAIAYJENEVZWIBAECAIEADAECCMJZUAEDASJQCAIBQIAYSAEAQILIFAEDAIKYDAMEQ2VKWAEAQIDABAQEQ2AICAQEA
  • Nami/Twisted Fate Shadow Isles: CEDACBQFEUBACBJIGEBAEBQYDIBAKBQFBMAQMBQ6AEBQMEIDAIAQKAJPAIBAMDRGAEDAMHACAEDAMDYCAECQGDY
  • Jace/Heimerdinger Shadow Isles: CECACBAEBYBQKBAWDAOQEAIFAEUACAIEHACAEAIEDM2ACBAEB4BAKBAZDMAQMBBLAUAQGBALAEAQIEADAUCAYFI2AECQKAYBAECQ6

ptash

  • Caitlyn/Trundle: CEDACBAEBIAQIAIKAIAQILJUAICQIBQYAIBQCAQGAECQVGABAUAQCBA3AECAIEABAYARYAIDAEBQCBABBQBQCAIBBMAQKAIEAECACDQ
  • Aphelios/Zoe/Vi: CECQIAYJENEVZWIBAECAIEABAUCBQAQBAQTCOAIGBETAIAIDAQJAEAYJKVLACAIEGQAQEBAIAMAQGCIJAECASDIBAUEQE
  • Lissandra/Taliyah: CECAKBABAECQMCQOAQCAOLCCJF4ACBQBDYAQMBZSAIAQCAIUAECAOOYDAECAODIBAEATEAIEAEFQ

Trivo

  • Jace/Heimerdinger Shadow Isles: CECACBAEBYCAKBAWDAMR2AQBAUASQAQBAQIDQBACAECBWNABAQCA6AIFAUBQCBIEDMBQCBQEFMAQGBALAEAQKDY
  • Aphelios/Viktor: CEDAGAYJJFONSAIBAQCBAAIFAQMAGAIEEYTTIAIDAQBQCBQJEYBQCAYECIBAGCJDKYAQCBAMAIAQMBBLAEBQSVI
  • Bard/Vi: CEDQCBQKDICQCBAMEYTS2NABAQCBAAIGBEOQCBIEDAAQMDABAEBAICADAEDAIKYBAQCAOAIFBKMACAIBAMCBE
Image via Wisdom

Trivo banned Nami/Twisted Fate Shadow Isles while TheChEm tossed Bard/Vi from the equation, leaving both players in a double-mirror match finals battle. Earning the game one win was Trivo in the Jace/Heimerdinger Shadow Isles. The Brazilian Trivo was one HP away from a Seasonal title during game two but TheChEm was able to revive themselves and regain match advantage.

But it wasn’t enough, with Trivo pulling off back-to-back wins with Aphelios/Viktor over Jace/Heimerdinger SI, becoming the LoR Worldwalker champion.

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Danny Forster
Staff writer, lead beat writer for MTG and TFT
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.
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