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However, after getting a two-star Varus, Ghost Chao changed his mind and decided to try Rangers this game.

His current lineup is Garen, Poppy, Lucian, Vayne, and Varus, forming the synergies of two Knights, two Rangers, and three Nobles.

Having such synergies in the early game is very strong, and the next few opponents were no match for him.

In the second stage draft, he picked up another Recurve Bow, making two Statikk Shivs to equip on Lucian.

"Zap~"

The Statikk Shiv's effect kept triggering, with an arc of electricity zipping between the enemy heroes.

Lucian didn't have the Ranger synergy; the Statikk Shivs were just temporarily on him for the early game.

"Chao-ge, if you have three Statikk Shivs when playing Rangers, how do you distribute them? Do you split them up or give them all to one person? Who should use the Guardian Angel?"

Ghost Chao thought for a moment: "If playing Rangers, give two to Ashe and one to Kindred. The Guardian Angel should go to Sejuani; if no Sejuani, then Kindred."

Sejuani's position in the Ranger lineup is also important. She is a Knight tank, and she can form the two Glacial synergy with Ashe, which has a chance to stun on attack. Her ultimate is also a group control, making her able to tank and control.

The second stage monster, the Krugs, dropped a B.F. Sword.

While taking a Varus from the shop, Ghost Chao taught: "Let me tell you, I generally don't spend too much money in the early game. Like, I've gotten two more Varus now. Actually, two stars is enough. This game is because he came relatively often, and I'm on a winning streak with good economy, so I'm chasing three stars.

Don't chase three stars with Rangers, don't chase any of them. Just level up, just save money and level up."

"Learned it, learned it."

"Rangers don't have damage without three stars."

"I feel like Varus is really easy to roll. I've played 5 games of Rangers, and 3 games I got Varus to three stars."

"I once had a god-tier Ranger game, got a three-star Ashe from free rolls."

"I once had Rangers with Ashe, Kindred, and Varus all at three stars, it was ridiculous."

"I feel like you guys are bragging?"

In the third stage draft, Ghost Chao said regretfully: "Chain Vest was taken. Actually, I wanted to make a Guardian Angel more, or get a belt to make Zeke's Herald."

However, his health was the last round, leaving only a Tear to take.

"What kind of card is this coming?"

After the draft, Ghost Chao suddenly saw a golden Kayle refresh in the shop and couldn't help but shout!

Kayle is a five-cost card, and the probability of a six-population refresh for a 5-cost card is only 0.5%!

"????"

"What is this thing?"

"An Angel at 3-4, are you kidding me?"

"I thought I came here to learn skills!"

"Here we go!"

Kayle is the core card of the Nobles. The Noble synergy not only adds resistance but also has an attack heal effect. When there are three Nobles, the buff effect is only randomly given to one friendly unit, but when you have six Nobles, the effect of this synergy will extend to all friendly units!

It's like an ordinary otaku suddenly transforming into a rich and handsome man with luxury cars and beautiful women by his side. The difference is not small!

Moreover, Kayle's own skill is invincibility, one star for one target, two stars for two targets. Coupled with the resistance and healing of the Nobles, it is very advantageous in a battle of attrition.

Unless the opponent has high burst damage or made anti-healing items like Morellonomicon or Red Buff.

The biggest difficulty lies in how to roll Kayle.

Although the Noble synergy is very powerful when completed, you will only get beaten up if you don't complete it, and it's difficult to transition in the mid-term, so not many people play Nobles now.

Ghost Chao also had a surprised and tangled expression, repeatedly picking up this Kayle, hesitating whether to sell it: "No, this card coming is so awkward for me!"

Now he has 25 gold, and he's 5 gold short of getting 30 gold interest. This is quite uncomfortable for an old miser like Ghost Chao.

Usually, during the draft, he would rather choose a slightly worse piece of equipment than take a cheap hero when he doesn't particularly need it.

Moreover, Kayle has no place in the Ranger lineup.

Ghost Chao finally didn't sell this Kayle: "Um... now that the core Ranger cards like Ashe haven't come, I think I can consider transitioning to Nobles."

But right after fighting this opponent, a Ashe refreshed in the shop.

Ghost Chao's face changed faster than flipping a book. He directly sold Lucian, who had been diligently working from the beginning, and put the two Statikk Shivs on Ashe: "Sorry, what is Nobles? Never heard of it, don't know it."

After fighting two more waves of enemies, he saved up 50 gold. Ghost Chao prepared to start rolling cards: "If Leona comes, it's directly Nobles. Of course, if Kindred comes, there's no need to think, directly Rangers. So this wave of rolling will determine your lineup."

First, level up to 7, and conveniently locked a 4-cost Akali.

Refresh, a Draven.

Refresh, Kindred and Yasuo.

Refresh, Sejuani came, and Leona followed.

Ghost Chao first put Kindred on the field to build the 4 Ranger synergy, then fell into distress: "What to do, what to do? I have everything, how can I choose? Can I get a two-star Ashe to calm me down?"

"????"

"Human language?"

"Is that human?"

"Go for Noble Rangers."

"The suggestion of Noble Rangers is suicide."

"I got a Noble Ranger chicken with 11 populations today."

"Noble Rangers are really weak, no control."

The barrage started arguing about the feasibility of Noble Rangers again.

Ghost Chao refreshed for a long time, but couldn't even find the second Ashe, but another Yasuo came out.

Rangers don't lack output, they lack tanks and control. They are generally paired with Guardians and Knights, while the Noble synergy is all-unit attack heal, which needs more output.

Yasuo is the big brother among the 5-cost cards. His single-card output is very strong. After thinking about it, Ghost Chao sold the Ranger cards and put up the Noble cards.

The viewers sneered.

"Who can explain what Nobles are?"

"What are Nobles (smirk)"

"Two big brothers hinted, and he understood immediately."

Entering the draft, one chess piece after another refreshed. Suddenly, there was a golden Yasuo chess piece with a Guardian Angel on his head. Ghost Chao immediately widened his eyes and screamed, holding his head: "Big brother! Can I have this!"

If he could get this Yasuo, he would directly combine it into a two-star! And it's a Guardian Angel Yasuo, it couldn't be more fierce!

Not only was he shocked, but other players were also spamming question marks at this Yasuo!

"This Yasuo is too good!"

"Give this to you? Keep dreaming!"

"Fragrant Yasuo!"

However, his health was the second to last round of the draft, and the fragrant Yasuo was undoubtedly taken away.

Teamfight Tactics uses this method of prioritizing drafts for players with low health to give low-health players a chance to make a comeback.

Although Ghost Chao was a little regretful, he could only settle for second best and take a Recurve Bow.

This time, he encountered a Ranger player. At first, it seemed that he had some advantages, but as the battle time dragged on, the healing effect of the Nobles was reflected, and he slowly grinded the Rangers to death.