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Lillia’s Sprites are temporary. The points aren’t. If you face @lalasonghs, Singapore’s Best of Lillia winner, waiting for them to disappear is a bold strategy. Save her open-rune cheat sheet, because “they’ll die eventually” isn’t much of a defense 👇🏻

One other thing, let us use the d-pad to switch between waypoints instead of having to move the cursor all around the map!

Really enjoying the game but a few QOL improvements would go a long way! (Some you even had in the first game!) Please add back in skipping quantity by 10s with L+R Also please add in press B to back out Also please add in wraparound from top to bottom so I don’t have to scroll through 10 items to get to the bottom, instead I can press up once

UPDATED CHEAT SHEET: Here’s the corrected Sivir Riftbound cheat sheet 👇🏻 Thanks to @DrowsyRB for calling it out. Bookmark this when preparing for the Aurora Dragons matchup!

UPDATED AKALI CHEAT SHEET 🫡 Shoutout to the GOAT @GoricaLoL for the corrections! Added his less common Block and Sterak’s tech, plus Against the Odds. Bookmark this for your next Akali matchup👇🏻

You: “I killed your unit.” Your opponent: “Thanks, I needed that.” If you've been traumatized by @GYATarina's LeBlanc you're not the only one. Our Riftbound support group begins tomorrow, so bookmark this cheat sheet 👇🏻

You’re in round 1 of the Riftbound Singapore Regional Qualifier and your opponent @GoricaLoL is playing Akali and passes the turn with two runes open. He crushes you 2-0, and you're left stunned. Save this cheat sheet so you know what to watch for in your next Akali matchup 👇🏻

Last time we covered Kai’Sa. Today, we’re looking at how Rek’Sai can wreck your Riftbound game with a few runes open. Bookmark this so you know what Rek’Sai might be representing before you commit 👇🏻

Yesterday’s Nasus cheat sheet covered the cards you’ll see most often in their Riftbound matches. Today, we’re breaking down what Kai’Sa can do with a rune or two open. Bookmark this so you know what Kai’Sa might be representing before you commit 👇🏻

Yesterday’s Diana cheat sheet covered the cards you’ll see most often in your Riftbound matches. Today, we’re breaking down what Nasus can do with a few runes open. Bookmark this so you know what Nasus might be representing before you commit 👇🏻

Yesterday’s Diana cheat sheet covered the cards you’ll see most often in your Riftbound matches. These are the less common options that still showed up in top-performing lists. Bookmark this so you know what else Diana might be representing before you commit 👇🏻

You’re at your local Riftbound Nexus Night. @Liquid_Fr0zen is playing Fiora and has two runes open, but you’re pretty sure the next fight is yours. You’ve done the math. Unfortunately, so has he. Bookmark this cheat sheet so you can prepare for Fiora's counterattack 👇🏻

btw if you like this you'll like our weekly riftbound meta snapshot which just got updated today! hextechanalytics.com/meta/sn…

You’re at a Riftbound Nexus Night. Your opponent is playing Diana and leaves some of their runes open then passes the turn. Bookmark this so you can quickly see what Diana might be representing before you commit 👇🏻

UPDATED CHEAT SHEET 🫡 You’re at a Riftbound Summoner Skirmish. Your opponent is playing Irelia and leaves all of their runes open then passes the turn. Save this cheat sheet so you can quickly see what Irelia might be representing before you commit 👇🏻

You’re at your local Riftbound Nexus Night. Irelia leaves two runes open with a unit already threatening a battlefield and passes... Are you playing around Ride the Wind and Defiant Dance, or giving her the exact fight she wants? Here’s what Irelia’s top-performing lists can represent before you commit 👇🏻

You’re at a Riftbound Summoner Skirmish. Your opponent is playing Azir and leaves a couple of runes open then passes the turn. Do you develop, go to conquer, or pick a fight? Save this cheat sheet so you can quickly see what Azir might be representing before you commit 👇🏻

You’re at your local Riftbound Nexus Night and Rengar leaves a few runes open, then passes… Should you conquer? Develop? Are you walking into an Ambush? Save this cheat sheet so you can quickly see what Rengar might be representing before you commit 👇🏻

You’re at a Nexus Night and Master Yi leaves one unit alone on a battlefield with two runes open, then passes… Should you attack? Develop? Conquer the other battlefield? Save this cheat sheet so you can quickly see what Yi might be representing before you commit 👇🏻

You’re at a Riftbound Summoner Skirmish. Your opponent is playing Kennen and leaves a couple of runes open then passes the turn. Do you develop, move in, or make them act first? Save this cheat sheet so you can quickly see what Kennen might be representing before you commit 👇🏻