Lee Sin is a battlefield closer. At six mana, this Champion Unit doesn’t come in lightly—but when he hits the board, your tempo spikes immediately.
He’s made for aggressive buff decks that want to cash in their early pressure and close the gap with a single power spike.
If your list runs wide and stacks buffs, Lee Sin gives your team the finishing blow it needs.
Gameplay / Cool Mechanics
Here’s what Lee Sin does: all other buffed friendly units at his battlefield get +2 power while he’s there. That’s it. No trickery, no stacking conditions, just a straight boost to any unit with an existing buff.
What makes it sharp is how well it scales with any deck already doing the work. If you’re running temporary buffs, support effects, or persistent stat boosts, Lee Sin turns those pieces into threats.
A board of mid-sized units suddenly hits like a truck the moment he enters. And with his Accelerate option, you can pay one extra mana to have him enter ready—meaning you don’t just boost your board, you do it while he’s live for combat or trades.
He’s not here to stall or soak. Lee Sin is momentum. Drop him late, trigger a swing, and force your opponent to respond.
That battlefield-only clause matters too—it forces smart positioning and lets you line him up with your heaviest hitters.
In mirror matches or buff-heavy metas, he’s the centerpiece that forces trades to go in your favor.
Lee Sin Visuals
The art pulls no punches—literally. Lee Sin dominates the foreground mid-kick, energy surging behind him, torso twisting with full force.
You can almost hear the wind rip around him. The background is blurred into motion, with nothing but heat and dust where impact just happened.
This isn’t calm wisdom—it’s explosive discipline.
Pull Rate and Value Speculation
Set Number: OGN 151 of 298
Rarity: Champion
Foil Status: Standard foil confirmed
Alt / Overnumbered: None announced yet
As a Champion Unit, Lee Sin will see limited print but strong demand from players building Ionia buff decks or hybrid aggro-midrange builds.
Foils will get picked up fast, especially by collectors who value strong champion art.
If a buff synergy deck breaks into top-tier play, Lee Sin becomes a staple.
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