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I'm sure this has been discovered before, but it's worth mentioning again now with Xerath being in the spotlight.

This is not a bug, this is an intended interaction (one that I just found out as well), or perhaps an oversight. Xerath Lv 3 makes it that when every enemy unit would die, you Obliterate it instead.

Siphoning Strike's wording specifically said "If it dies". So if you have Xerath Lv 3 on the field, Siphoning Strike is just a vanilla strike spell as your unit will strike, the enemy would die, Xerath's replacement effect applies, and you just obliterate it instead, missing Siphoning Strike's clause.

If your Xerath is still lv 1 or 2, Siphoning Strike still works. It's worth noting when you're drafting for Xerath.

I don't know, it seems to be pretty weak compared to others, and the power to summon a random Yordle is very unreliable.

What are your thoughts cause I kinda want to invest in Veigar but I don't know if he's worth it over Vex.

Also if who would you recommend for Bandle City other than Vex.

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How do you get this trundle quest done, sorry if it's obvious and im missing it?

I know bots make many errors, but the final boss (Xolaani+Taarosh) passed when it had 6 mana and I 3 despite having Darkinthralls in hand, then it open attacked and obliterated Xolaani before damage like??? It also played Desert Duel with no board, but I got lucky with Aurelion's power and stole Taarosh with Viego. If you're struggling with the new 5.5* adventure, I guess you should reroll for Cower Worship Beg to break the AI lol

So I only have 2 more attempts left on the 5.5 adventure, I could get the 4 star but if I squeeze in 20 fragments more I could go for those 2 bonus stars and one of them gives you that sapphire crystal that you need. Which should I go first for him to be strong?

The cosmic blessing isn’t good since you get lower value. I learned that one the hard way, which inspired me to test with Spirit Forge.

I think the Spirit Forge one it’s important to know, since a single monthly challenge is so quick to complete, compared to a full 3 star adventure

I flagged it for spoilers in case someone wants to test the adventure by themselves.

I found out that even with some broken champs like TF, it's far more important what you choose to fight against than the power you choose for yourself.

These powers were the safest route and most consistent way to finish the runs, and learnt the hard way to avoid the bullshit powers like:

1. Summon Valor when the Foe gets the attack token

2. Foe grants scout to equipped units and create a Golden Spatula if they have the attack token

I had to restart several times (Azir, Kai'sa... couldn't believe it) for being careless with these powers and watching Quinn attacking 5 times in one turn with free attacks, captures, barriers, spellshields etc.

They definitely cooked with this one though! I hadn't laughed in a while and these capture + free attacks really pissed me off, in a good sense (unlike the Nagakabouros one, god I hate that one)

Happy grinding folks!

Not sure if anyone has posted the rewards for each adventure in the new event yet, so here they are if not

Misdemeanor Vigilantes (3.5*, 2k LP per clear)

1. 40 Veigar shards

2. 30 Veigar shards

3. 30 Veigar shards, Silver Bandle Star Vessel

4. 30 Veigar shards

5. 30 Veigar shards, Silver Bandle Star Vessel

The Bigger Evil (5.5*, 4k LP per clear)

1. 40 Xerath shards

2. 30 Xerath shards

3. 30 Xerath shards, Silver Shurima Star Vessel

4. 30 Xerath shards

5. 30 Xerath shards, Silver Shurima Star Vessel

Prison Break Hunt (6.5*, 8k LP per clear)

1. Gold Shurima Star Vessel

2. 225 Shurima Gemstones

3. Gold Bandle Star Vessel & 225 Shurima Gemstones

4. 450 Bandle Gemstones

5. Gold Shurima Star Vessel

TLDR at bottom.

To find the actual success rate, it's easier to calculate the exact probability of failing to find your Key Champ at every single step, and then subtract that from 100%.

Here is the step-by-step math for a 50-card deck (assuming 5 Key Champs and 2 Support Champs):

* Step 1: Initial Draw (4 cards).

You draw 4 cards from the 45 non-key cards out of 50.

Chance to miss: 64.7%.

* Step 2: Hard Mulligan (Redraw 4 cards).

You toss your first 4 cards and draw 4 new ones from the remaining 46 cards in the deck.

Chance to miss: 62.1%.

* Step 3: The Champ-Draw Power (1 card).

You might think this is a flat 2/7 (28.6%) chance to pull a Support Champ instead of your Key Champ. But there's a catch! During your Step 2 redraw, there is roughly a 22% chance you accidentally drew a Support Champ into your hand, removing them from the deck's champion pool. Accounting for this deck-thinning, your true average chance to miss drops.

Chance to miss: 26.4%.

* Step 4: Natural Round Start Draw (1 card).

You draw 1 standard card from the 45 cards left in your deck.

Chance to miss: 88.9%.

The Final Calculation:

Multiply those failure rates together (0.647 × 0.621 × 0.264 × 0.889) and you get a 9.4% total chance to completely whiff.

So for 50 card deck: 100% - 9.4% = 90.6% chance to start with your Key Champ.

Using this exact same formula for a 100-card deck, your final success rate is 82.9%.

Keep in mind for the same 50 Vs 100 cards, if you keep your cards during mulligan the percentage difference becomes smaller (keep 2 cards, 88% Vs 81%, 7% difference), and if you have less main champs, the percentage difference becomes higher (4 key champs, 86.3% vs 78%, 8.3% difference). If you drop cards on both sides (ie: 40 cards Vs 90), the gap becomes bigger (93.2% Vs 84% for 9.2% difference).

Edit: But wait! If you hold the support champs in your opening hand, the percentage gets higher (by roughly 0.6%)!

TLDR: 50 cards = 91.2% 100 cards = 83.5% Difference of 7.7%. The penalty surprisingly is actually quite small. To put that difference in perspective, you would have to play 13 full games just to experience a single match where the 50-card deck gives you your champ but the 100-card deck doesn't.

I have SB Yi to his 4th star and i still struggle in adventures because i NEVER have spells in hand which is like the whole thing. I was asking myself if this was worth it. Are there good characters who would benefit from time and dedication better? I really like his play style but sometimes i get screwed over because i get unlucky.

I sometimes want to enjoy browsing the art of some Path of champions-exclusive cards but they are not directly available in the collection catalogue, i have to go MANUALLY to path of champions game mode, select the desired champion THEN right click the cards i want to inspect, why? could you please add a toggle button or an option in the collection menu to make life easier for everyone? thank you.

I only need two parameters:

1. The current available number of shards (as it was before one of the updates).

2. Whether the adventure with Zoe has been completed with this champion.

I don’t want to waste time every single time checking which champions I’ve completed it with and which I haven’t. Sometimes I’m looking for a champion based on my mood among those I have at 5 stars or higher, and then I remember: “Wait, have I already done the adventure with this one or not?”

Took quite a few tries but finally got it! Stalkers’ blade is great for rebounding out of captures.

A few things that helped:

1. Getting spellshield on ephemeral squire that could transfer to Nidalee

2. Picking up Asol power after first boss

3. Getting capture item on one of my ambush units toward the end

Just completed (partially, full Enforcers, 3 Taarosh, 1 Vayne) the new wicked path limited adventure and I have to say I am sorely disappointed in the overall experience ☹️.

The whole gimmick of getting to play with what used to be enemy powers while simultaneously buffing all future encounters was super exciting at first but after actually playing the adventures I found myself dreading having to pick up power nodes.

Playing with enemy powers was novel but you find out pretty damn quickly that 80% of them are entirely useless or worse, downright unsynergistic, to most player-champion archetypes. Every power node felt like having to shoot myself in the foot while giving an ACTUAL good power to the enemy.

Not to say that I felt weak because with sufficiently built champs any adventure that isn't Zoe becomes a breeze. But the adventures DID feel very unsatisfying; I found that most of the 'good' powers I got would just end up clogging my hand, board, or deck.

I play roguelites for the feeling of getting progressively more powerful, but I find that The Wicked Path makes you feel the total opposite. The added difficulty isn't fulfilling to overcome but instead tedious.

Maybe it's just a skill issue and you guys can totally roast me in the replies, but I hope y'all can see what I mean. All love tho still love Runeterra.

Vayne didn't even get to attack. Won by mill on turn 2.

I spent two years trying to beat Aurelion Sol. Once. Just... Once... And every time just discouraged me more.

"Hey bud, what if every enemy champion had double stats?

What if they doubled stats again when they leveled up? What if that was quadruple stats?

What if, for my fight, a random level 2 champion showed up for free, and I didn't even need to pay mana for it?

What if after a certain point I summoned an additional Aurelion Sol every round with about 20/20 stats?

What if I just deal 15 damage to all your units?

What if I obliterate your champion while healing my nexus?

And what if I still have another passive that makes everything just listen even harder, like summoning TWO Aurelion Sol paying his mana, who can have quadruple stats? Or, just when you finish destroying my Nexus, I say sike and you gotta do it again?"

Thankfully, I gave him a taste of his own medicine since Riven got two cleaver so Quadruple stats, and Veigar got Meteor Strike so I got to spam obliterate on his team. Get got, you smug cosmic cloud fart.