don't know if you've noticed but you can open up any card's full artwork by right clicking on it and clicking the eye icon on the bottom right. Just in case you'd like to look at the full compositions lol. I always get distracted in this game looking at the art; they're full of small easter eggs, references to other characters and sometimes even just present the same scene from different angles. Literally the only card game with so much effort put into the card art, that it you can get entire mini stories from being curious and observant :D
The Ruined King would be an S+ playthrough. Also just really good to get into the world and characters. You learn quite a bit about several different regions during the playthrough. Would love to see it.
Having played this game for a long time I've managed to pickup just about all the cosmetics. Have no idea how id pick and choose if I didn't 😅 the boards especially really let you set a theme for the decks you're playing and I love it. Always really cool to see new people getting into LoR. It's a phenomenal card game.
Oh I am so jealous! The cosmetics for this game are great! I will deffo have to buy some I think am excited to pick some hehe :) i am really enjoying this game and thanks for watching this new player play 😁
@@georgieegames definitely. They can be a bit om the pricier end (However you can claim them on tax return if you're monetised). Id wait till you start finding a deck/champions you really vibe with.
Nice, I see that you no longer forget to attack when possible/viable. But remember, you are not forced to summon/play a unit before attacking, you can attack right away, that's useful when your opponent doesn't have any blockers, if you play a card before attacking, you will give them the chance to summon a unit to block you. Vi has the keyword challenger (the little orange hook, you can hover on it), it means that when attacking, you can drag any enemy a put them in front of Vi to force them to block with that card that blue eye thing lets you see what will happen in the current situation. and to the left, you have a scroll that lets you see the history, the past actions that happened. #JoinTheGloriousEvolution Remember if you want to better appreciate the art, click on the bottom right button when you are inspecting a card a lazy name for the poro, Little George haha
Firstly LITTLE GEORGE omg thats cute 😁 Okay thats good I will remember that tip for next time :) oh I didnt know about the key words, that is great to know :) the blue eyed thing is a good predictor :) will try to implement these next video 😍 thanks for the tips :)
Oh, here is the most important thing. When you right click on a card to get a better look at it, try clicking the eye in the bottom right corner. You're welcome.
There are more voice acted tutorial missions in the menu under play then challenges. You don't need to do all of them, they add more every expansion to teach the new cards, but Delightful Agony until Get Excited are the rest of the basics, and those are voice acted. After that they are just teaching keywords. Ice and Wind is also voice acted, but is about a specific mechanic. Probably worth doing.
Two things: if a unit has chalenger, you can drag an enemy unit to it to force it to block said unit. It seems you already kinda knew this though, so I will say more specifically that Vi has challenger. Second, you don't need to attack with every unit you have on the field. It's sometimes better to just attack with some and leave others in reverse (especially those with valuable noncombat passive effects).
Great video, dont know if you had any background on card games but you learn really fast. I've tried to teach my friends to play it but they dont learn half as fast as you do. If you get tired of playing on the channel you should at least record the reaction to every card level up animation, the ones you saw and the ones from the tutorial were when the game first released, the animation on the cards are so much better now, the new cards are insane
Oh thank you! The comments on my videos have really helped with noticing mistakes or trying to employ certain strats but also I have played some other card games before heheh :) I find this game so much fun! Oh that sounds cool, ill keep it in mind :) tysm for watching
As a card game veteran, it's very fun to see someone who is new to genre learn how to navigate it :) Keep on, keeping on. Edit: and in case you don't know, they're releasing a 2.0 version of this story mode on the 25th of this month.
If you are an arcane fan you could watch League Opening Ceremony of 2019 (it's not the same thing as the song you watched), you may recognize some characters from Arcane I suggest this since you already reacted to the 2021 one ! Otherwise you could react to the most famous KDA songs from League if you do like Kpop
Ok, I lied, one more. Here's a keyword list: Attune (weird little spiky blue bubble): When you play this card, refill one spell mana. Augment (wrench): Whenever you play a created card, grant this +1/+1 [if a card says "grant," that buff is permanent]. Barrier (shield/yellow filter and border): Barrier blocks the first damage a unit would take (if a unit has barrier or if you grant it barrier, even if it was unused, the barrier goes away immediately at the end of the turn). Challenger (wierd orange hook thing): You can force an enemy unit to block this card. Deep (anchor): Has +3/+3 as long as you have had 15 or less cards in your deck at any point during the game. Elusive (eye with a slash thru it/purple squiggles): Can only be blocked by other elusive units. Ephemeral (purple hourglass): When you play an ephemeral unit, it dies at the end of the turn (or when it strikes). Fated (spiky thing and a plus sign): The first time you targetappor support this unit each round, grant it +1/+1. Fearsome (spooky face): Can only be blocked by units with three or more attack. Fleeting (grey hourglass/green squiggles; indicators only appear while this card is in your hand): You have until the end of your turn to play this card or it disappears (if a unit has fleeting and you play it, however, it behaves like a normal unit Formidable (hammer and shield): Strikes with its health rather than its attack. Fury (vague approximation of a dragon's head): Whenever this unit slays another unit, grant it +1/+1. Impact (meteor striking the ground): Whenever this unit strikes [anything], it deals one damage to the enemy nexus. Lifesteal (drop of blood with a plus sign): When this unit deals damage [to anything in any way], it heals you for that amount. Lurk (shark fin): Whenever you attack, if a card with lurk is on top of your deck, grant all of your lurkers everywhere [hand, deck, field, heck even lurkers that don't actually exist yet] +1/+0. Overwhelm (weird symbol that kinda looks like an eye): When attacking, if it deals excess damage to its blocker, the excess is dealt to the enemy nexus. Quick attack (sword): Deals combat damage before its blocker when attacking. Double attack (two swords): Deals combat damage twice while attacking, once when it would deal first strike damage, and then again when it would deal damage without first strike (this keyword is extremely uncommon and typically only appears on the level twos of certain champions who have first strike in their level one form). Regeneration (health potion): This unit regains any health it lost in a given turn at the end of said turn. Scout (sword with wings): When you attack, if all of your attackers have scout, you can attack a second time after your scout attack is done (the second time you can attack with non-scouts; you will not get an additional attack if you only attack with scouts the second time). Spellshield (yellow thing blocking a spell): Negates the first enemy spell or skill that would affect it. Unlike barrier, spellshield lasts until it is dispelled. Tough (fortress; golden metal health): Takes one less damage from all sources. There's also a handful of negative keywords as well: Can't Attack (sword with a slash through it) and Can't Block (shield with an x): Self-explanatory. Frostbite (snowflake): Has base attack 0 this turn (you can buff the attack of a frostbitten unit though; it took me way too long to figure that out). Silence (speech bubble with a slash through it): Disables all of a unit's effects and positive keywords as long as it is silenced. Stunned (purple swirl): Can't attack or block this turn. Vulnerable: Basically the inverse of challenger (units with vulnerable can be forced to block any enemy attacker, even enemy attackers without challenger. Some additional terms that aren't exactly keywords: Attach: Attach this unit to another allied unit, granting the latter certain buffs as long as the former remains attached. The former cannot be targeted. When the unit an attach unit is attached to dies, the attach unit returns to its owner's hand. Blade Dance [X]: Start a free attack with [X] fleeting 1/1 blade[s]. Capture: When a unit captures another unit, the latter unit is removed from the board until the former leaves the board. Drain [X]: Deal [X] to [something] to restore one health to your nexus. Manifest: Pick one of three [cards from a specific category] to add to your hand. Invoke: Manifest but specifically for celestials. Nab: Draw a non-champion card from the bottom of your opponent's deck. Obliterate: Remove a card from the game entirely, as if it never existed in the first place. Predict: Pick one of three cards from your deck to move to the top of your deck. Rally: Gain an attack token if you don't already have one. Recall: Return a unit to its owner's hand. Reforge: Create a random blade fragment in hand. Toss [X]: Obliterate [X] nonchampion card[s] from the bottom of your deck. Behold [something]: Grants an additional effect when played if you have [that thing] on your side of the board or in your hand. Enlightened: You have a maximum of 10 (non-spell) mana. Play vs. Summon: Playing a card refers to actually, you know, playing it from hand. Summoning is just when a unit or landmark enters the board under your control. Playing counts as summoning but summoning does not necessarily count as playing. Slay: To kill a unit (doesn't have to be your enemy's unit). Alleigance: When played, gains an additional effect if the top card of your deck is from the same region. Countdown [X]: Appears on artifacts. Destroys itself in [X] turns. Daybreak: When played, gains an additional effect if it's the first card you've played this turn. Nightfall: When played, gains an additional effect if it's not the first card you've played this turn. Plunder: When played, gains an additional effect if you've dealt damage to the enemy nexus this turn. Reputation: Gains an additional effect in hand (usually cost reduction) if you've struck for 5 or more damage at least four times this game. Strike: To directly deal damage with a unit (encompasses attacking, blocking, and noncombat effects that say strike (does not apply if that unit has zero attack, unless it also has formidable)). Support: When a unit with support attacks, give the unit attacking to the right of it a certain buff this turn. Finally, "strongest" and "weakest" are pretty straightforward, but know that cards that specify strongest or weakest consider attack first and use health to break any ties.
No one: Me, who plays objectively too much Teemo Caitlyn: Yeees! Do it! Spam those mushroom clouds! Trap their deck and make them suffer! AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
@@georgieegames Is Teemo Caitlyn a competitively viable deck? Not really (it's very rng-dependent, which makes it super inconsistent; when it works it WORKS but it has a relatively low winrate). Is it a fun deck? Very (because haha enemy deck go BOOOOM!).
Check out the Legends of Runeterra youtube channel, next expansion reveal/trailer seeason started today! There's also a video on the Path of Champions revamp that is coming soon.
Good thing you're finally reading the effects. Your first gameplay gave me anxiety.😂 Edit: Learn to manage your mana. You don't have to spend all of your mana in a round. Sometimes you have to save cards for later rounds.
@@georgieegames You don't have to apologize. I was in the same predicament as you when I first started playing the game. I completely understand. You giving me anxiety just means you got me hooked in to your content. 😊
If you click on the eye when you view a card, you can see the full artwork
don't know if you've noticed but you can open up any card's full artwork by right clicking on it and clicking the eye icon on the bottom right. Just in case you'd like to look at the full compositions lol. I always get distracted in this game looking at the art; they're full of small easter eggs, references to other characters and sometimes even just present the same scene from different angles. Literally the only card game with so much effort put into the card art, that it you can get entire mini stories from being curious and observant :D
I don't know if you've read Viktor's lore but there's a really wholesome interaction he has with a little boy that was being bullied
The Ruined King would be an S+ playthrough. Also just really good to get into the world and characters. You learn quite a bit about several different regions during the playthrough. Would love to see it.
I think I may have to! I need MORE PLOT EXPANSION 😍😍
@@georgieegames if you've been a big fan of the world of Runeterra so far it's definitely the best way to just jump right into it.
when you right click on a card, there should be an "eye" button bottom right where you can full screen the art
Finally, poro name suggestion: Sir Fluffernutter the Bold
Nott the Brave and the Bold?
@@JanSiwanowicz Lol. I wasn't even trying to make a reference, I just did on accident lmao
That is ADORABLE OMG
Having played this game for a long time I've managed to pickup just about all the cosmetics. Have no idea how id pick and choose if I didn't 😅 the boards especially really let you set a theme for the decks you're playing and I love it.
Always really cool to see new people getting into LoR. It's a phenomenal card game.
Oh I am so jealous! The cosmetics for this game are great! I will deffo have to buy some I think am excited to pick some hehe :) i am really enjoying this game and thanks for watching this new player play 😁
@@georgieegames definitely. They can be a bit om the pricier end (However you can claim them on tax return if you're monetised). Id wait till you start finding a deck/champions you really vibe with.
Nice, I see that you no longer forget to attack when possible/viable. But remember, you are not forced to summon/play a unit before attacking, you can attack right away, that's useful when your opponent doesn't have any blockers, if you play a card before attacking, you will give them the chance to summon a unit to block you.
Vi has the keyword challenger (the little orange hook, you can hover on it), it means that when attacking, you can drag any enemy a put them in front of Vi to force them to block with that card
that blue eye thing lets you see what will happen in the current situation. and to the left, you have a scroll that lets you see the history, the past actions that happened. #JoinTheGloriousEvolution
Remember if you want to better appreciate the art, click on the bottom right button when you are inspecting a card
a lazy name for the poro, Little George haha
Firstly LITTLE GEORGE omg thats cute 😁
Okay thats good I will remember that tip for next time :) oh I didnt know about the key words, that is great to know :) the blue eyed thing is a good predictor :) will try to implement these next video 😍 thanks for the tips :)
Oh, here is the most important thing. When you right click on a card to get a better look at it, try clicking the eye in the bottom right corner. You're welcome.
Ohh I was trying to figure that out hehehe! Will give it a go next time 😁 thank youuu :)
There are more voice acted tutorial missions in the menu under play then challenges. You don't need to do all of them, they add more every expansion to teach the new cards, but Delightful Agony until Get Excited are the rest of the basics, and those are voice acted. After that they are just teaching keywords. Ice and Wind is also voice acted, but is about a specific mechanic. Probably worth doing.
Think I am going to do a video on the challenges :) tysm for watching hehe
Two things: if a unit has chalenger, you can drag an enemy unit to it to force it to block said unit. It seems you already kinda knew this though, so I will say more specifically that Vi has challenger.
Second, you don't need to attack with every unit you have on the field. It's sometimes better to just attack with some and leave others in reverse (especially those with valuable noncombat passive effects).
Good to know :) i will try to implement some of this next time :) thanks for the advice!
Great video, dont know if you had any background on card games but you learn really fast. I've tried to teach my friends to play it but they dont learn half as fast as you do.
If you get tired of playing on the channel you should at least record the reaction to every card level up animation, the ones you saw and the ones from the tutorial were when the game first released, the animation on the cards are so much better now, the new cards are insane
Oh thank you! The comments on my videos have really helped with noticing mistakes or trying to employ certain strats but also I have played some other card games before heheh :) I find this game so much fun! Oh that sounds cool, ill keep it in mind :) tysm for watching
As a card game veteran, it's very fun to see someone who is new to genre learn how to navigate it :) Keep on, keeping on.
Edit: and in case you don't know, they're releasing a 2.0 version of this story mode on the 25th of this month.
OOOOO thats exciting :D I am loving this game, its so fun :) tysm for watching also OOOOO new version? THATS EXCITING :D
If you are an arcane fan you could watch League Opening Ceremony of 2019 (it's not the same thing as the song you watched), you may recognize some characters from Arcane
I suggest this since you already reacted to the 2021 one !
Otherwise you could react to the most famous KDA songs from League if you do like Kpop
Glad youre continuing the LoR series.
Ok, I lied, one more. Here's a keyword list:
Attune (weird little spiky blue bubble): When you play this card, refill one spell mana.
Augment (wrench): Whenever you play a created card, grant this +1/+1 [if a card says "grant," that buff is permanent].
Barrier (shield/yellow filter and border): Barrier blocks the first damage a unit would take (if a unit has barrier or if you grant it barrier, even if it was unused, the barrier goes away immediately at the end of the turn).
Challenger (wierd orange hook thing): You can force an enemy unit to block this card.
Deep (anchor): Has +3/+3 as long as you have had 15 or less cards in your deck at any point during the game.
Elusive (eye with a slash thru it/purple squiggles): Can only be blocked by other elusive units.
Ephemeral (purple hourglass): When you play an ephemeral unit, it dies at the end of the turn (or when it strikes).
Fated (spiky thing and a plus sign): The first time you targetappor support this unit each round, grant it +1/+1.
Fearsome (spooky face): Can only be blocked by units with three or more attack.
Fleeting (grey hourglass/green squiggles; indicators only appear while this card is in your hand): You have until the end of your turn to play this card or it disappears (if a unit has fleeting and you play it, however, it behaves like a normal unit
Formidable (hammer and shield): Strikes with its health rather than its attack.
Fury (vague approximation of a dragon's head): Whenever this unit slays another unit, grant it +1/+1.
Impact (meteor striking the ground): Whenever this unit strikes [anything], it deals one damage to the enemy nexus.
Lifesteal (drop of blood with a plus sign): When this unit deals damage [to anything in any way], it heals you for that amount.
Lurk (shark fin): Whenever you attack, if a card with lurk is on top of your deck, grant all of your lurkers everywhere [hand, deck, field, heck even lurkers that don't actually exist yet] +1/+0.
Overwhelm (weird symbol that kinda looks like an eye): When attacking, if it deals excess damage to its blocker, the excess is dealt to the enemy nexus.
Quick attack (sword): Deals combat damage before its blocker when attacking.
Double attack (two swords): Deals combat damage twice while attacking, once when it would deal first strike damage, and then again when it would deal damage without first strike (this keyword is extremely uncommon and typically only appears on the level twos of certain champions who have first strike in their level one form).
Regeneration (health potion): This unit regains any health it lost in a given turn at the end of said turn.
Scout (sword with wings): When you attack, if all of your attackers have scout, you can attack a second time after your scout attack is done (the second time you can attack with non-scouts; you will not get an additional attack if you only attack with scouts the second time).
Spellshield (yellow thing blocking a spell): Negates the first enemy spell or skill that would affect it. Unlike barrier, spellshield lasts until it is dispelled.
Tough (fortress; golden metal health): Takes one less damage from all sources.
There's also a handful of negative keywords as well:
Can't Attack (sword with a slash through it) and Can't Block (shield with an x): Self-explanatory.
Frostbite (snowflake): Has base attack 0 this turn (you can buff the attack of a frostbitten unit though; it took me way too long to figure that out).
Silence (speech bubble with a slash through it): Disables all of a unit's effects and positive keywords as long as it is silenced.
Stunned (purple swirl): Can't attack or block this turn.
Vulnerable: Basically the inverse of challenger (units with vulnerable can be forced to block any enemy attacker, even enemy attackers without challenger.
Some additional terms that aren't exactly keywords:
Attach: Attach this unit to another allied unit, granting the latter certain buffs as long as the former remains attached. The former cannot be targeted. When the unit an attach unit is attached to dies, the attach unit returns to its owner's hand.
Blade Dance [X]: Start a free attack with [X] fleeting 1/1 blade[s].
Capture: When a unit captures another unit, the latter unit is removed from the board until the former leaves the board.
Drain [X]: Deal [X] to [something] to restore one health to your nexus.
Manifest: Pick one of three [cards from a specific category] to add to your hand.
Invoke: Manifest but specifically for celestials.
Nab: Draw a non-champion card from the bottom of your opponent's deck.
Obliterate: Remove a card from the game entirely, as if it never existed in the first place.
Predict: Pick one of three cards from your deck to move to the top of your deck.
Rally: Gain an attack token if you don't already have one.
Recall: Return a unit to its owner's hand.
Reforge: Create a random blade fragment in hand.
Toss [X]: Obliterate [X] nonchampion card[s] from the bottom of your deck.
Behold [something]: Grants an additional effect when played if you have [that thing] on your side of the board or in your hand.
Enlightened: You have a maximum of 10 (non-spell) mana.
Play vs. Summon: Playing a card refers to actually, you know, playing it from hand. Summoning is just when a unit or landmark enters the board under your control. Playing counts as summoning but summoning does not necessarily count as playing.
Slay: To kill a unit (doesn't have to be your enemy's unit).
Alleigance: When played, gains an additional effect if the top card of your deck is from the same region.
Countdown [X]: Appears on artifacts. Destroys itself in [X] turns.
Daybreak: When played, gains an additional effect if it's the first card you've played this turn.
Nightfall: When played, gains an additional effect if it's not the first card you've played this turn.
Plunder: When played, gains an additional effect if you've dealt damage to the enemy nexus this turn.
Reputation: Gains an additional effect in hand (usually cost reduction) if you've struck for 5 or more damage at least four times this game.
Strike: To directly deal damage with a unit (encompasses attacking, blocking, and noncombat effects that say strike (does not apply if that unit has zero attack, unless it also has formidable)).
Support: When a unit with support attacks, give the unit attacking to the right of it a certain buff this turn.
Finally, "strongest" and "weakest" are pretty straightforward, but know that cards that specify strongest or weakest consider attack first and use health to break any ties.
Oh wow! Thats amazing, tysm I will try to learn them :)
Don't forget to check the keywords.
Some cards have special effect for exemple vi has challenger so she can choose with cards she wants to attack
This is the most BatChest moment ever ngl
No one:
Me, who plays objectively too much Teemo Caitlyn: Yeees! Do it! Spam those mushroom clouds! Trap their deck and make them suffer! AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
YESSSS SPAM THE MUSHROOMS HEHE I love it haha
@@georgieegames Is Teemo Caitlyn a competitively viable deck? Not really (it's very rng-dependent, which makes it super inconsistent; when it works it WORKS but it has a relatively low winrate). Is it a fun deck? Very (because haha enemy deck go BOOOOM!).
Check out the Legends of Runeterra youtube channel, next expansion reveal/trailer seeason started today! There's also a video on the Path of Champions revamp that is coming soon.
ruclips.net/video/iDNp4mcKMns/видео.html (If you're really curious how the canon lore goes for Viktor)
thanks for the link, ill check it out :)
Good thing you're finally reading the effects. Your first gameplay gave me anxiety.😂
Edit: Learn to manage your mana. You don't have to spend all of your mana in a round. Sometimes you have to save cards for later rounds.
Good to know! Oh no i'm sorry my first gameplay gave you anxiety ahh :( I will take that advice into consideration :) thanks for watching
@@georgieegames You don't have to apologize. I was in the same predicament as you when I first started playing the game. I completely understand. You giving me anxiety just means you got me hooked in to your content. 😊
Girl YEEEEEEEEEEEEEES the way you reacted to Braum and Missfortune Looooooove it xD everyone is so HOT in these games :D
RIGHT! I HONESTLY CANNOT LIKE EVERYONE IN ARCANE IS STUNNING AND NOW THE GAMES AND THE DIFFERENT SKINS AHHH 🤤🤤🤤
Keep it up!!!! 😃😃😃
Oh tysm for watching 😁😁
@@georgieegames no worries Georgie, great content 😃
can you play jayce too
Yes I can :D
Dont waste your mana youg girl 🤠
RUINED KING IS THE SHIT AND YOU SHOULD DEFINETELY PLAY IT.
😉😉😉😉😉😉