Chapter 626: Heroes that LPL Top Laners Don’t Play

Regardless of the outside world's doubts, the KT players on the field still carried out BP according to their ideas.

In the second round of BP, the red side first banned Galio to prevent Kuro from competing with Toothpaste for support.

Although Kuro has always been ridiculed for being a mediocre player, Kuro's laning ability is average, but his roaming support ability is very strong.

Rich experience allows Kuro to accurately grasp the situation. In the LCK finals, Xu Xiu's Card's performance on the support end was actually suppressed by Kuro's Galio.

KT on the blue side banned Kindred.

After all, the opponent's mid laner is Card. With Graves banned in the first round, Kindred, who is also an AD jungler, became KT's target in the second round.

And Kindred is so easy to beat whether it is Volibear or Sett, it deserves a BAN position.

JD finally sent Lux to the BAN position to prevent KT from getting the Lux and Policewoman line pressure combination.

KT on the blue side finally banned Diana.

Starting the second round of selection, JD's fourth floor first showed Titan.

However, after communication within the team, the JD team felt that Titan was not suitable.

Now JD needs a frontline support. Titan is not a tanky hero, and it is very risky to start a team fight with Sett and Volibear.

In fact, the most suitable support for JD is Diana, who can start a team fight safely from a long distance and is tanky enough, but unfortunately she has been banned by the opponent.

So, after thinking for a while, the fourth floor of the red team finally locked the Minotaur.

With the existence of Frost, unless the opponent chooses a soft support, Minotaur and Ashe will not suffer too much in the laning phase.

Ze Yuan: "Oh? Jingdong left the counter position to Kanavi! This is really rare. Jingdong's jungler is usually released in the first round. I really didn't expect it to be kept until the fifth floor."

Cat: "The main reason is that KT doesn't play jungle cores. Otherwise, if both sides are competing for jungle core heroes, they will usually be released in the first round. Now that Graves and Kindred have been banned, Jingdong may also want to see who is the jungler on KT's side first, and then let Kanavi choose heroes according to the situation."

Found the opponent's Minotaur support, Lin Cheng said: "Golden Holy Land, lock Sylas down! With Minotaur's ultimate, I can use Sylas to hit nine."

Originally, they planned to let Sett go to the top, and then let Kuro take Galio in the middle to fight against Card.

But the opponent banned Galio in the second round, and when he saw the opponent took out Minotaur, Lin Cheng did not hesitate, and remembered his own Sylas.

Minotaur's ultimate Sylas is so tempting!

Moreover, it is not difficult for Sylas to fight against Shen in the line. Lin Cheng discussed with his teammates and let Sett go to the middle lane to fight against Twisted Fate, and he took Sylas to fight against Shen.

In this way, KT actually has advantages in both lanes.

Lin Cheng is very confident in the top lane, and Twisted Fate in the middle lane can't push the line better than Sett in the early stage. Although he has a long arm, he probably can't kill Sett even if Twisted Fate runs out of mana. On the contrary, if Sett runs away after pushing the line, Twisted Fate can't do anything.

Ze Yuan: "Sylas? Is this the answer KT gave to deal with Twisted Fate + Shen? Let Sett go to the side lane to hammer Shen, and then Sylas throws Twisted Fate's ultimate to fly?"

Cat: "This is also okay. Sett's set of equipment in the side lane is very good for fighting Shen, but after all, it will take a long time for Sylas to steal Twisted Fate's ultimate in the early stage, and the effect is hard to say."

Then KT chose Thresh as the last hero.

The red team finally chose Lillia.

This hero was so poisonous in the play-in matches a few days ago that anyone who played it would get into trouble.

Xiaohuasheng held on to this hero and almost killed Lao Gandie in the play-in matches.

However, Lillia has the possibility of creating a miracle team in terms of mechanism, and her jungle clearing is faster than heroes like Graves, which is actually very suitable for the version.

It's just that ordinary teams can't play it well.

Zeyuan: "Here it comes! The poisonous Lillia in the play-in matches is here! Let's see what's different about Lillia in Kanavi's hands."

Cat: "This Lillia is really good! Although it is paired with Card and mid-jungle double AP, the jungle clearing speed of Sett and Volibear is far from comparable to Lillia."

MaT summed it up brilliantly: "Yes! As long as the teammates on the line are not in trouble, Kanavi can kill Bono with his clearing, and if they meet in the jungle, Lillia can easily walk Sett and Volibear without the intervention of teammates."

The two sides began to exchange heroes, and at this time the audience realized that Sylas was finally given to Lin Cheng.

Cat: "Sylas in the top lane? It's not what we thought! KT didn't want Sylas to go to the middle lane and fight against Card. What's the idea of ​​Sylas in the top lane against Shen?"

MaT: "This is indeed a little unexpected, because we basically don't see Sylas in the top lane in our LPL."

Ze Yuan: "Yes! This is very important. Almost no top lane players in LPL can use Sylas, but there are many players in LCK who can use Sylas in the top lane, and Brother Orange is one of the best. He was also the first to use Sylas in the top lane to counter Ornn."

"Here it comes! I haven't seen Cheng's garlic man for a long time."

"I only recognize Left Hand for Sylas. Is Orange's Sylas as good as Left Hand?"

"Kill the Duke! It should be easier for a warrior to beat Sylas, right?"

"Why is it not Jinfu beating a woman? A little disappointed."

"In fact, it's better for the middle lane Sylas to be in the top lane Sett, but Kuro, this bastard, doesn't seem to use Sylas."

"Kuro is a real slacker. He likes to use heroes that can slack off. Ornsetti is absolutely amazing in the mid lane."

"Kuro: MD! How many times do I have to C before you realize that I am not a slacker?"

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The lineups of both sides are selected.

Blue side KT:

Top lane: Cheng (Liberator, Sylas)

Jungler: Bono (Undying Thunder, Volibear)

Mid lane: Kuro (Wang Hao, Sett)

Bottom lane: Aimin (Miss Piltover, Caitlyn)

Support: Tusin (Jailer, Thresh)

Red side JDG:

Top lane: Zo (Shin, Camille)

Jungler: Kanavi (Blushing Bud, Lillia)

Mid lane: Yagao (Twisted Fate, Drizzt)

Bottom lane: Loken (Frost Archer, Ashe)

Support: Lvmao (Mini Chieftain, Alistar)

In terms of runes, Lin Cheng chose the main system of Precision: Conqueror, Triumph, Resilience, Unbreakable, and the secondary system of Domination: Taste of Blood, Ravenous Hunter.

The continuous melee combat capability of this set of runes is very exaggerated. The burst ability of the opponent's double C is relatively poor. Once Lin Cheng can steal the ultimate move of Minotaur, it is terrifying to think about it.

However, when choosing the main rune, Lin Cheng actually hesitated for a while between Triumph and Calmness, after all, Sylas really lacks mana.

After the skill level goes up, Sylas's mana consumption becomes higher, and the CD of its own skills is short. It is very likely that he will run out of mana in a group.

If it is RANK, Lin Cheng will definitely choose Calmness.

However, after all, it is a professional arena. After friendly discussion with teammates, there will be no mana pressure after getting the blue buff.

Team tyrant Lin Xiaocheng dared to blatantly grab the blue buff even when Kuro got the mage. In this game, Kuro used Sett and was not qualified to get the blue.

What is the status in the team?

Before entering the game, Lin Xiaocheng's name was engraved on his own blue buff.