Kha'Zix

Yeah, sometimes they just look uncoordinated.

They found this 4v5 where Nakanako basically gets killed before Kha'Zix is even anywhere near them.

And it's not Kha'Zix's fault, right? Dude is based, because he's trying to buy ahead of the dragon fight that's about to start.

This is in game one.

That was game one, yeah.

8.

Oh, the Kha'Zix!

Oh, sorry.

I didn't, uh, I got,

Difficulty 6.

Plus 11.

Ascend for the Kha'Zix! All right.

I think that's all I got.

It's difficult.

Kha'Zix is also... easy maybe even.

I like this matchup a lot.

I think it's one of the best that you find.

All in Scrap Comp, Game 3 from FearX.

Renekton, Kha'Zix, Akali, Kalista, Renata against a three-core Nocturne look with the Jhin against a bunch of squishies.

Diablo ended up getting a couple kills on the Jhin, and despite me not liking the Lord Dom's purchase he made in this game, was able to be a little bit too threatening and got this one home.

Kind of a sloppy series from both teams.

I've played a lot of this kind of stuff myself with my LAN team, different iterations of it where it's like, You play a point-and-click-delete type of champion, like a Syndra or a Malzahar or something like that, in combination with the Mordekaiser, and then sometimes a reset champion.

Nefira didn't exist when I was playing tournaments.

We would do it with Kha'Zix, we'd play it with Jinx, AD Carry.

And the idea is you take a frontliner out of the fight.

Like, if you make one, like, a few mistakes, you know, the Lion, uh, draft just kind of takes over the game.

But, like, they set up really well for Humbug to just pop off on, on Kha'Zix.

Mm-hmm.

He had one career game previously, had won it.

This is actually insane.

Kha'Zix, Zed, you know, double, you know, ADC bot lane here.

And then, you know, you're literally saying, I'm just going to build shield bow, GA, and literally like a bloodthirster.

Yeah, this is a fun one.

For anyone who caught the series, the Game 2 draft, I thought was excellent.

I thought that was a very, very rare, but made sense spot to draft a champion like Kha'Zix.

And if they had a little bit more discipline, they would have closed it out.

And honestly, I just want to say, that was maybe the best 25 minutes of League of Legends I have seen from a North American team in North America.

So because there's so many... decks to play in Riftbound because of the best of system because of like everything there's so much focus spread across in a way that we don't usually see in card games so like some of these very good decks I mean Rengar is an example of them to an extent they fly under the radar longer than I think that they normally would where if people were just trying to play the best deck maybe these decks would pop up earlier like maybe it's like oh we need to have this aggressive uh angle we need to have a deck that is an aggressive deck so i'm going to try to play the best one maybe it's rex high um or maybe i mean we saw darius do well as uh previously before so i could really see like I feel like seeing the Rek'Sai, the Rengar, these other decks.

Kha'Zix is another one, too, that has been popping up.

These decks that people underrate, and they're like, well, let's actually take a look at them a little bit more and see if they're actually a bit better than people are giving them credit for.

I will say I think this is a perfect storm for Rek'Sai to have done incredibly well.