Stage 2 Level 4 plan
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Play Cinderling, Pebbles, Murkwolf and Krug.
Elder Dragon's items go on Cinderling until Elder Dragon comes in at level 8.
Brambleback's items go on Murkwolf until Brambleback comes in at level 6.
Also called Elder Dragon Brambleback
Riftbeast shops at level 10ConsistentHigh Win %Carried by Elder Dragon & Brambleback
The board at level 9, where most of its games end, from its games at all ranks over the last 14 days. Press a level to see the board on the way.









Positions are our rule by attack range, not measured. Riot's match data has no positions. Dashed levels are planned.
Elder Dragontakes 2 team slots★
Gnar★
Taric★
Brambleback★★
Sentinel★★
Krug★★
Murkwolf★★
Pebbles★★
Elder Dragon 3★ on 0% of boards
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Infinity Edge, Last Whisper, Striker's Flail
#2.63 over 3,021 games at all ranks
Brambleback 3★ on 2% of boards
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Edge of Night, Guinsoo's Rageblade, Hand Of Justice
#3.10 over 23,341 games at all ranks
Stages 2 and 3 are our plan; 4 to 6 are the level its players were measured at.
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Play Cinderling, Pebbles, Murkwolf and Krug.
Elder Dragon's items go on Cinderling until Elder Dragon comes in at level 8.
Brambleback's items go on Murkwolf until Brambleback comes in at level 6.
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Add Scuttlecrab and Brambleback.
1,348 real boards went out at level 6 holding four or more of its units. real
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Its players average 8.2 when they go out in stage 4.
Add Elder Dragon and Sentinel; sell Scuttlecrab and Cinderling.
3★ targets: Krug 47% · Pebbles 36%
Fill the eighth slot: Gnar #4.89 (4% won, 3.6k games), Sett #5.08 (3% won, 2.3k games), Taric #5.23 (2% won, 2.4k games); all level-8 boards #5.02.
17% of its games end at level 8.
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Its players average 8.6 when they go out in stage 5.
Add Gnar and Taric.
76% of its games end at level 9.
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Its players average 9.0 when they go out in stage 6.
Its games end around round 6-2 on average, with 6 gold left.
Seven comps play Riftbeast around Elder Dragon; the biggest four are compared here. They share the one below; the units only one of them plays tell you which one you are on.
Seven comps play Riftbeast around Elder Dragon; the biggest four are compared here. They share the one below; the units only one of them plays tell you which one you are on.
Ranked games, last 4 days, Diamond+. A dashed portrait is a flex slot: many of its games play another unit there.
No tier yet fewer than 400 games in 4 days Not graded played too rarely to grade
The board at every level from 4, with what each level adds and sells. From level 8 up it is measured over 92,756 games at all ranks over the last 14 days; below that it is planned. Each level’s options are this patch’s.
3★ targets
Krug47%
Pebbles36%
Level 8 and up are the boards this comp’s games ended on. Riot’s match data keeps only that last board, so the levels below are planned by one rule from this comp’s own units and traits and Riot’s shop odds, and marked plan — how the rule works. Hover a trait badge for what it does. Rows marked real are the boards of the games that went out at that level holding four or more of this comp’s units — real boards on the way to it, not its own games. Under a measured level, its options: what its games put in the slots past that level’s core, best placed first, with average place, win rate and games beside the level’s own. All of them went out at that level, so none is flattered by having got further. The board draws the first, in a gold ring; the most played is named among them.
The carries’ most played three-item builds this patch, with the placement of the games they were built in.
| Champion | Build | Avg Place | Games |
|---|---|---|---|
| #2.63 | 3,021 | ||
| #2.65 | 2,189 | ||
| #2.90 | 1,500 | ||
| #3.10 | 23,341 | ||
| #3.16 | 3,581 | ||
| #3.13 | 1,630 |
Components to hold Sparring Gloves ×4, B.F. Sword ×2, Recurve Bow ×2, Chain Vest, Giant's Belt, Needlessly Large Rod, Tear of the Goddess
Other boards this comp ends on, over the last 14 days. Each row is a version’s usual final board and what it plays instead of this comp’s own board at that level. A 2 on a portrait: that unit takes two team slots.
What each augment grants, set against what this comp measured: the same rule the overlay uses when it reads the three on offer. A measured line is the comp’s own placement at a trait level; a line by rule is a fact about the comp, such as the damage its carry is built for.
MeasuredThe comp’s own placement at a trait’s levels, beside the augments that give the trait.
Levelling and economy
By ruleSuits this comp: it averages level 8.90, so levelling is the plan (92,756 boards)
AD carry
By ruleSuits this carry: Elder Dragon is built for attack damage here (85,844 boards)
By ruleWrong damage type: Elder Dragon is built for attack damage here (85,844 boards)
Riot’s match-v1 data does not report which augments a player took, so no augment has a number of its own on this page or anywhere else on the site. The augment reference lists what each one grants.
What people search for about this comp, answered from the numbers on this page.
Riftbeast shops at level 10. Its Riftbeasts reach 3 stars partly through Riftbeast’s free shops, one every three combats, not only through rolls. Its games end most often at level 9 (76%).
Its most played build this patch is Infinity Edge, Last Whisper and Striker's Flail: #2.63 over 3,021 games.
Graded S in Diamond+: average place #3.26 and 74% top 4 over 42,212 Diamond+ games in the last 4 days. At all ranks it averages #3.25 over 46,613 games.
Yes, contest costs it: with nobody else on Elder Dragon or Brambleback it placed #2.85 (17% of games), with one other #3.18 (38%), with two or more #3.46 (45%), over 46,613 games of this patch at all ranks.
The newest boards of this comp from the players on our leaderboard, best placed first. A name opens that player’s games, board and items included.
Active on the final board above, with the next breakpoint the trait offers.
What each tier of this comp’s own traits was worth on its boards. The small number under each average is how many boards sat at that tier.
| Trait | Placement at each tier |
|---|---|
| Brawler | 23.1382,34242.77828 |
| Invoker | 23.2485,16033.304,21643.12224 |
| Ravager | 23.2889,72042.501,056 |
| Riftbeast | 34.8816155.781,43173.2391,157 |
| Vanguard | 22.9771,67542.79282 |
Diamond, Master, Grandmaster and Challenger against the whole sample. Each board carries the tier of its own player where the sampler held it.
| Bracket | Games | Avg Place | Top 4 % | Win % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Diamond+ | 42,212 | #3.26 | 73.5% | 23.7% |
| All ranks | 46,613 | #3.25 | 73.6% | 23.9% |
Avg Place on each of the last 4 days. The bars are scaled to the range shown, so the shape is the comparison and the figure under each bar is the day.
Families sharing at least 4 core units with this one — the same board taken a different way.
| Comp | Tier | Shared units | Avg Place | Games |
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| Riftbeast Pebbles & Krug | B | 5 | #4.66 | 87,444 |
| Invoker Ahri & Morgana with Taric | — | 4 | #4.27 | 445 |
| Riftbeast Elder Dragon with Gnar | — | 4 | #3.85 | 97 |