In my opinion, Jhin is the most artistic character in the League of Legends universe. He does everything in harmony. He lives and dies for art, so it's no surprise that he eliminates his opponents in an artistic way, right?

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Sorry I started this recording a bit late, but it's okay. No one visited during the game anyway, and nothing will change in the game.


I didn't know which composition to play at the start of the game, so I chose the Salvage Bin augment. This augment will give me a completed item, and from now on, when I sell a champion, the items on it will be broken down into components.


The early game was average for me. I won three and lost two. I couldn't get a winning or losing streak going. Still, I'd say I'm in good position.


Since Salvage Bin lets me customize items as I like, the Item Grab Bag augment sounds reasonable. Even if I get a bad item, I can break it down into components and turn it into something useful.


It might sound strange, but the mid-game was similar to the early game. Three wins and two losses. I still couldn't get a winning or losing streak going lol. Actually, I picked the wrong composition for this game because everyone wanted my champions.


When choosing the final augment, I was torn between Teslacoil and Mace's Will. In the end, I chose Mace's Will. This augment grants you Sparring Gloves and gives your entire team +6% attack speed and +20% critical strike chance.


To be honest, I'm in a really bad spot right now. I've only managed to get 2 of my champions to 3 stars. I'm at the beginning of level 6 and only have 5 Jhin. The good thing about the composition is that if I can get Jhin to 3 stars and then level up and put Varus on the board, I'll be in a position to win the game.


I managed to achieve my first winning streak in the game. Even with Jhin at two stars, if your frontline is tanky enough, he can win the game for you. Deathblade, Giant Slayer, and Last Whisper are the best items for Jhin, but since I don't have that many swords, I'll go with Infinity Edge, Last Whisper, and Giant Slayer.


I managed to get Jhin to 3 stars even at the beginning of stage 5. Now all I have to do is level up and make my front lines more tanky. Jhin is paying off the investment I made in him. He dealt 15k damage. One of the things that made this possible is the power fruit I gave him. Artistic Ko increases the damage of Jhin's 4th bullet by 35% and causes the overkill damage to bounce to the nearest enemy. So when Jhin lands his 4th hit on a character with very low health, it doesn't go to waste and also deals damage to the nearest target.


To defeat the Kogmaw carry, one of the strongest compositions in the game right now, I need to be stronger. I feel like I'm severely lacking in tankiness.


Ah, what a rookie mistake to give that Garen item to one of the frontline tanks. If they die, you automatically lose the round. If I had given that item to a backline champion, they could have defeated me, but now I lost and was eliminated because of that wrong decision.


I was thinking about how I lost these fights, but since my opponent has a 3-star Sett, it's pretty normal, right?


Unfortunately, I lost the last fight too. I don't know if there was a way to win against him. Maybe if I had made a 4-cost champion 3-star, I could have won, but otherwise, it's very difficult.

Second place is valuable even if it's worse than first. Thank you for reading, I hope you enjoyed it. Don't forget to share your thoughts in the comments. See you in the next post!

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