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Azir
Today's threat · Sep 5
Why it wins
Won the first sizeable Vendetta-format event: a 109-player NovaRiftbound room with 93 recorded decklists. The winning list was the only Azir deck in that field, making gear-engine prep urgent but still early.
Meta snapshot
The established Legends defining the 1v1 field, audited through the final Unleashed results. Vendetta data is still pending.
Battlefield Tempo · Vendetta most played
Irelia remains the largest current Vendetta aggregate at 41 of roughly 396 recorded lists and put two copies into the first post-street-date weekend's Top 8; ready-engine prep remains mandatory even as conversion swings by room.
Counter plan
Battlefield Tempo · Vendetta event winner
Won the 32-player Sideways Showdown CN vs World event and finished second at the 72-player Rift Tour phase 1 N.2 qualifier; early spell-tempo conversion keeps Diana in the first counter wave.
Counter plan
Spell Control · Vendetta Top 8
Pittsburgh made Ezreal a late-Unleashed winner, Haven made it the first post-street-date weekend winner, and the Italy paper event still put it in the Top 8; Arcane Shift and Prodigal Explorer remain first-wave tests.
Counter planWide Board · Three-event surge
Hartford Top 8, second and third at Dallas, then sixth at Beijing make Annie a mandatory pressure test rather than an isolated spike.
Counter plan
Tall Threat · High share, cooling
Wuju Bladesman remains a mandatory tall-threat test: two copies reached the Italy Top 8, including fourth place, while Master Yi still led the Chinese release field. Its current share is high enough that every gauntlet needs the threat turn.
Counter plan
Engine / Equipment · Vendetta event winner
Won the first sizeable Vendetta-format event: a 109-player NovaRiftbound room with 93 recorded decklists. The winning list was the only Azir deck in that field, making gear-engine prep urgent but still early.
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