Surrounding the core of this deck’s strategy, Bandle City and Shadow Isles provide powerful control tools and value cards to support the Darkness package. Ixtali Sentinel is much more expensive – however, the Lifesteal keyword helps to stabilize, and the Darkness that doubles to go face allows you to increase the pressure, level up Veigar faster, or outright finish some games. With these two, alongside your champions, you can quickly get Darkness to become an extremely powerful spell.ĭarkbulb Acolyte is the cheapest way to generate a Darkness, and it has an efficient body for its low cost. Twisted Catalyzer and Stilted Robemaker don’t generate Darkness, but they make it a lot stronger through damage buffs and cost reductions. To go along with and support these two powerful champions, this deck packs up the most powerful units of the Darkness package. Veigar levels pretty easily, and finishing games is a formality at that point – he will regularly be your way to close a game, though you do not necessarily need him to do so.
While Veigar does not have the same immediate impact as Senna, if he can stay alive for a few turns, he will make it far easier for you to control the board with big Darknesses. Veigar generates one Darkness on-summon, and also buffs its damage at each Round Start. Finally, her champion spell, Dawning Shadow, is extremely strong when cast at a Fast speed. Senna’s level-up is very impactful, granting you a further 1-mana discount on all your damage and kill spells, making it very easy to keep full control over the board. She also is an impressive Darkness engine, making it very easy to chain Darkness’es once you’ve secured a couple of discounts or damage buffs. Senna allows you to cast Slow spells, most importantly Darkness, at Fast speed, making your control gameplan feel much smoother.
Your champions, Veigar and Senna, are key units to this strategy as they act both as its enablers and payoffs. This is a control deck, looking to leverage synergies around its namesake spell, Darkness.
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