For killing opposing units, you can use your units to try and force trades, or utilize your kill spells. Glimpse Beyond and Spirit Leech provide ways to Slay your own units and draw cards. Kindred puts a lot of pressure on the opponent, and this deck runs a lot of ways to enable their Slay condition. Thanks to the addition of Kindred over Thresh, we can start threatening powerful plays on turn 4. It accelerates the Encroaching Mist gameplan, and serves as a solid development punisher. Camavoran Soldier provides powerful synergies for the deck. Fading Icon provides a Fearsome blocker, and a unit to sacrifice or block with. Greenglade Lookout helps accelerate us by providing a discount on our big units, and can enable some powerful plays early. The deck starts off slow in the early game, running enough early game interaction to survive and build up towards a strong mid game. Kindred and Viego are both powerful champions with effects that must be answered before they snowball and take over the game. Viego Kindred is a slower deck that looks to get through the early game to set up some very powerful engines in the mid game that will quickly take over the game if left unanswered. Since then, the deck has started to rise in popularity and is showing some good results. In the latest balance patch, we saw a buff to Kindred to 4 mana, which led to people testing them with Viego. The deck used to run with Thresh, but it has fallen out of the meta because it was too slow. Viego Ionia is not a new concept, as it has been one of the best ways to play The Ruined King since his release. Hello everyone, Dragonguy here today to bring you a deck guide for Viego Kindred.
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