Keeping three of any card in your starting hand is, generally, a bad idea in LoR.ģ x Kennen: The Co-star of the show (no offense to Kennen mains). Two Ahris is a consideration if you feel like your opponent will remove the first one too easily, but generally one is enough. She wants to recall low-cost units that either have beneficial summon or recall effects, which will be hereby referenced as 'Ahri recall targets.' MULLIGAN: Pretty much always keep at least one of her in your starting hand.

She carries the deck at any stage of the game, and she can have very explosive turns with cards such as Flamespitter. The champion who finally made recallng your units into a real win condition. 'Kicking' a card means to reroll it to get a new card.ģ x Ahri: The star of the show. You have an option to keep or reroll each card. For those newer to LoR, the mulligan refers to your starting four cards that are given to you randomly. We will go over all the cards and their role in the deck, and how to approach them in the mulligan phase. It relies on elusive + quick attack aggression, with Ahri being a strong finisher.ĭeck code will be at the end of the guide. This rendition of Ahri Kennen is a fast deck that aims to close the games out early.

I'm not a pro card game player, but I consider myself at least somewhat decent at the game. Been masters and played in the Guardians of the Ancient seasonal tournament. A brief preface with some 'credentials' about myself to fulfill the 'ethos' of this guide: I've been playing LoR since it officially released. The aim of this guide is to help new players as well as more experienced ones. It's been along wait, but now we finally have the foxy champion in Riot's lovely card game! This will be a guide on how to play my self-refined version of an Ahri+Kennen deck.

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