Looking over Bin's champion pool, it was clear that throughout the entire season, he had rotated between just Jayce, Gwen, Jax, Fiora, Gragas, and Camille. At this point, the only champion Bin could still play was Gragas. There was no helping it—RNG had to pick him, because 369 could play him too.
So, with their Fourth Pick, RNG locked in Gragas.
This made V5's final two picks very comfortable. Karsa had even guessed what Hong Mi wanted to pick for 369, so he pulled a face and asked 369 beside him:
"Well? After a whole season, have you learned Gnar yet?"
"You guess."
"You guess whether I'll guess."
"You guess whether I guess whether you'll guess."
"Enough, you two. What are you, kids?" Seeing the two of them getting stubborn again, Hong Mi directly used the skill Ruthless Iron Hand and firmly pressed down on both their heads.
The final two picks: Gnar plus Orianna.
Yuumi could pair with Hecarim or Zeri, while Orianna could pair with Hecarim or Gnar. Besides, Hecarim and Gnar clearly were not too afraid of the enemy jungler picking Trundle. At the very least, neither of them built full tank, so the pressure was manageable.
Thus, the burden of the final pick returned to RNG.
For early tempo, Jarvan IV. For team fights, Trundle. To crush lane, Volibear. RNG had no other options left.
In the end, RNG picked Jarvan IV.
And with that—
V5: top lane Gnar, jungler Hecarim, mid lane Orianna, bot lane Zeri plus Yuumi.
RNG: top lane Gragas, Jungler Jarvan IV, Mid Laner Corki, bot lane Jinx plus Titan.
The match began.
Torture Chamber Inscription
In this game, Jarvan IV's jungle pathing was crucial. As mentioned before, he had been picked specifically to create early tempo. Much like those few people