Green Father Moonlight Bounty Adventure

This is a late-game management composition built around three 5-cost legendary champions. Ivern's Green Father trait continuously nurtures seeds to empower the board; Larune's Moonlight Goddess can change moon phases with her skill cycle to provide buffs and debuffs for the team; Draven's Bounty Hunter keeps snowballing through bounty warrants. The Eclipse Knight and Mage dual systems provide high bonuses to damage output, while Guardians form a solid frontline. In terms of positioning, tanks go up front and carries spread across the backline, using Larune's long-range casting and Draven's targeted executes to form a multi-dimensional firepower network. Once completed, this composition has an extremely high ceiling, but requires stable economy and health management.

Item DistributionMain carry Draven: Infinity Edge, Last Whisper, and Bloodthirster, providing crit, penetration, and sustain; magic carry Larune: Spear of Shojin, Jeweled Gauntlet, and Archangel's Staff, speeding up skill rotation and boosting burst; main tank Diana: Gargoyle Stoneplate, Warmog's Armor, and Dragon's Claw, standing in the frontline to soak damage.Lineup StrengthsThe five 5-cost champions have extremely high quality, with single-card power exceeding the curve in the late game; Ivern the Green Father can permanently cultivate tiles, Larune's moon-phase switching provides sustained buffs, and Draven's bounty warrants bring extra economy and item snowballs; Eclipse Knight and Mage stack with each other, and magic and physical dual-core damage are balanced, making it hard to be countered by a single resistance.Lineup WeaknessesIt relies heavily on 5-cost cards in the early game, forms slowly, and can easily get bled out by reroll comps in the mid game; without a high-star frontline, tankiness depends on Diana and Fiddlesticks, and it can quickly collapse against burst lineups; economic pressure is high, and if rolls go poorly, you can easily end up 7th or 8th.Early Transition StrategyIn the early game, prioritize low-cost cards related to Guardian, Mage, and Eclipse (such as Ornn, Karma, Veigar) as temporary units, and keep your health healthy. You can pair any frontline + backline damage setup; give items to blue-cost units like Twisted Fate or Taliyah first as temporary holders, ensuring win streaks or limiting lose-streak interest.Lineup ManagementRush to level 8 and roll, prioritizing any one of Ivern, Larune, or Draven to establish a foundation; when health and gold allow, go to 9 to complete Ornn/Fiddlesticks and chase 2-star 5-costs. Do not roll before Stage 3; in Stage 4, decide whether to lightly roll to preserve health based on HP; in Stage 5, heavy roll for core units. Economy augments or Draven's bounty can speed up formation.Alternative OptionsIf Larune/Draven don't show up, you can temporarily use Ahri/Cassiopeia to fill the Mage slot, and use Aphelios as the physical main carry; if Ivern is missing, run any Summoner as a stopgap; if Guardian cards are too scarce, you can replace Ornn with Leona/Shen, but be careful to keep 2 Guardian active.