Welcome to the world of Singleton! If you’re looking to get ready for the upcoming Runeteran Open, then you’ve come to the right place. Today, we’re going to be discussing the Singleton format and how to build a successful deck.
First and foremost, linear strategies aren’t going to be as effective in this format. This means that if you’re looking to build around a specific champion, like Fiora or Evelyn, you’re going to have to play fewer copies of them. This is because you won’t be able to play all of the cards that support that strategy. For example, if you’re looking to play ramp, you won’t be able to play all of the good ramp cards. You’ll have to play four or five bad ones.
This means that you’ll have to focus more on playing good cards on their own. Instead of building around Fiora, you might want to look at playing Swain. He’s a big stat monster and is fairly easy to level. Even if your strategy doesn’t work out, he’s still a reasonable card to play.
Another card to consider is Aatrox. He’s a great addition to the deck because all of the equipment cards are good early and late. This means that if something goes wrong, you’ll still have a reasonable early and late game. Plus, you’ll be able to draw Aatrox naturally, which gives him a built-in advantage.
Kayne is another card to consider. He’s different from Aatrox in that he does get to draw out of your deck naturally, but it might be impossible to hit the four cultist mark. You’ll still have a large collection of cultists in your deck, but you might not want to go down that path.
We’re including Demacia for Vayne and some of the equipment from hand cards. This will give you access to equipment synergies. You’ll also want to keep your units cheap, as you won’t be able to play a lot of five and six drops and attach equipment to them.
So there you have it! That’s what we’ll be doing battle with today. We hope this has been helpful in getting you ready for the upcoming Runeteran Open. Good luck!