Comps

A Fast 8 board built around five Blossom units, with Ashe shooting from the corner and Ahri nuking from the second line. Blossom pays you back for buying Wisps, so this comp scales harder the healthier your economy is. Tier is set to C on purpose: the set is days old and no site publishes ranked stats yet, so treat every rating as unproven.

A level-7 slow roll that three-stars the 3-cost core of Tristana, Rengar, Rammus and Vi while the Sprykin trait feeds stats into the Big Furry Friend. Your BFF rider choice is a real decision every game, which makes this the best comp for learning the set mechanic. Tier is C by default — the set is too fresh for any ranking to be backed by data.

A level-6 reroll comp that three-stars Warwick and Murkwolf and plays them inside a Blackthorn plus Riftbeast shell. It is the most beginner-friendly line in the set: cheap units, one clear roll-down plan, and no dependence on hitting four-costs. Tier stays at C because no ranked data exists this early in the set — treat it as unproven, not as weak.

A level-6 two-cost reroll built on three-starring Yunara, Alistar and LeBlanc, splitting them across Blossom and Elderwood so both traits stay live. The final three board slots are genuinely free, which teaches a useful habit: capping a reroll board with whatever the game hands you. Tier is C because early-set comps have no statistical record yet — the rating reflects missing evidence, not proven weakness.

A flexible level-8 AP board around Nidalee inside a four-Vanguard, three-Invoker shell — filed as standard because the early game deliberately plays whatever is strongest, including a Coven cash-out detour, before converging on the final board. The guide even fields a second Nidalee via the Adaptor mechanic, with Alune as the drop-in replacement. C tier like everything this early: there is simply no results data to rank against.

A greedy Fast 9 line (filed under fast8 — the schema has no faster label) that stabilizes briefly at level 8, then rolls at 9 for a board full of five-costs around an Elderwood core. It caps higher than anything else in this list but bleeds badly when the roll-down misses. Tier is C like all comps here: the set has no ranked data yet, so no rating can honestly claim more.