Arena Rush Attack Decks

Breakdown of attack deck types and how I build mine, runes included. Google AI: This video by D3ad_io provides a practical breakdown of various arena rush attack decks, detailing his team compositions, as well as rune and artifact strategies. The video is structured around three core playstyles: cleave, DOT (Damage over Time), and bruiser. Key Attack Decks Covered: Bruiser Comp (0:00 - 2:18): Designed to handle Leo defenses, this team centers on the tanky Rakan and the turn-cycling capability of Helena to manage the board effectively. Cleave Comp (2:18 - 3:37): A high-damage strategy using a 33% speed lead (like Psamathe), Tiana for the swift/will strip, Gallion for setup, and a dedicated damage dealer to quickly overwhelm opponents. DOT/Amber Comp (3:37 - 6:07): A DOT-based team featuring Amber, Nora, and Sath. The creator advises situational adjustments—specifically swapping to fire units—when facing Camilla to avoid triggering unwanted critical hits. Variants: Alicia Lead Comp (6:07 - 7:51): An alternative team for tankier defenses, though the creator notes it carries higher risk if the team is outsped or countered. Psamathe/Xiana Comp (7:52 - 10:48): The creator discusses a strategy inspired by Seishizo, who effectively utilizes Nephthys to enable Zaiross or Xiana compositions. In his own version, the creator uses a Psamathe speed lead alongside Tiana, Zaiross, and Galleon to facilitate skill resets and turn cycling, enabled by a high speed Xiana build, rather than a high damage cleave unit (8:43-8:52). Conclusion: The creator posits that by mastering these three core archetypes, players can successfully dismantle most arena defenses.