Always keep in your mulligan.ġx Gotcha! – This is a Get Excited that does not require you to discard a card. Ignition is also prime fodder for Get Excited, Rummage, and Pick a Card.ģx Mystic Shot + 2x Get Excited! – Both of these cards can either be used to remove pesky early game units or finish off an opponent in the late game.ģx Thermogenic Beam – Flexible removal. Every turn, it generates a spell that deals 1 damage while lowering the cost of Wiggly Burblefish.
Similar to the old Shadow Assassin, Zap Sprayfin can slowly chip at your opponent’s HP and if they remove it, you’re still up a card.ģx Ballistic Bot – Best two-drop for this deck. Even without leveling up, Twisted Fate offers immediate value with any of its three Destiny Cards.ģx Zap Sprayfin – Elusive that draws you a card. With Rummage, Pick a Card, Pool Shark, and Zap Sprayfin, Twisted Fate can often level after only one or two turns. Twisted Fate when leveled is one of the strongest champions in the game. In this deck, it is a bit less risky because every removal spell or silence that is used on Ezreal is one less removal for Wiggly Burblefish later on.ģx Twisted Fate – This is the deck’s third win condition. In other Ezreal decks, in which he is the primary win condition, it is often very risky to attack with Ezreal. Iterative Improvement will also ping the opponent’s Nexus for 2 damage when used with a leveled Ezreal.ģx Ezreal – This is the deck’s secondary win condition. In a pinch, Iterative Improvement can also copy cards of your opponent – like Mistwraith, Puffcap Peddler, Captain Farron, or even opposing Zap Sprayfins and Ballistic Bots. After playing 4-6 spells, this card becomes extremely cheap and immediately replaces itself when played.ģx Iterative Improvement – Iterative Improvement basically serves as three extra copies of Wiggly Burblefish. Note that for my tournament list, I took out 1 Jury Rig and 1 Parrrley for a second Gotcha! and a Suit Up.ģx Wiggly Burblefish – This is the deck’s primary win condition. Twisted Fate Ezreal was the star of the lineup, winning 10 out of 11 games, only losing to Agigas. I recently entered this deck alongside Anivia and Atrocity Zoe Diana in last weekend’s Duels of Runeterra. This deck also has potential in tournaments.
I personally think that this is one of the best decks to play on the ladder right now, having climbed over 300 LP in Masters at the time of writing this. The list I break down below is almost exactly the same as what lmag was playing last week, except with 1 Gotcha instead of Ye’ Be Warned. Now, the deck runs Pick a Card instead of Nab package and Wiggly Burblefish as a finisher instead of Riptide Rex. It relied on Ezreal and powerful Plunder effects to finish off games, and subsequently fell out of popularity once Ezreal and Nab mechanic got nerfed. Twisted Fate Ezreal as a pairing was initially popularized last summer. I wanted to bring attention to a similar deck that I saw lmag playing at the top of the NA ladder, Twisted Fate Ezreal. Recently, there’s been a lot of hype on the ladder regarding Twisted Fate Fizz.
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