LØS vs KaBuM! Ilha das Lendas Game 2 Draft Analysis: Yunara and Pantheon Face a Qiyana-Ryze Setup

Compositions

LØS draft a blue-side lineup built around early pressure, layered control, and a strong front-to-back option. Curse’s Pantheon can influence lanes before the game settles, while Feisty’s Orianna offers reliable waveclear and teamfight control. Ackerman’s Lulu is a natural partner for Duduhh’s Yunara: shields and protection can help the bot-lane carry survive the first wave of enemy engage and keep dealing damage.

Zest’s Dr. Mundo gives LØS a durable frontline that can absorb attention while Orianna and Yunara work through a fight. The composition’s main challenge is starting fights on its own terms. Pantheon can find a target, but LØS will need coordination to connect his initiation with Orianna’s control and Lulu’s protection rather than letting KaBuM! dictate the timing.

KaBuM! Ilha das Lendas bring a more direct pick-and-engage setup. Guigs’ Nautilus supplies dependable lockdown, and Yupps’ Renekton can follow into close-range fights. Scary’s Qiyana adds burst and threat around terrain, while Grevthar’s Ryze offers side-lane pressure and the ability to join a fight through Realm Warp. Kojima’s Miss Fortune gives the team a potent payoff when Nautilus or Qiyana catches multiple opponents.

Key Picks

Qiyana is KaBuM!’s biggest fight-shaping threat. Her value rises around narrow jungle paths, where terrain can turn an engage into a devastating teamfight. LØS should keep vision around those approaches and avoid grouping tightly when Qiyana is missing.

For LØS, Lulu is the key enabling pick. Her tools can blunt Qiyana’s burst, protect Yunara from Nautilus and Renekton, and give the carry more room to contribute. Orianna’s ball also creates a powerful counter-engage threat: if KaBuM! dive into a clustered LØS formation, a well-timed ultimate can reverse the fight.

The bot-lane matchup is a question of access and protection. Nautilus and Miss Fortune can punish an exposed target with heavy engage and follow-up damage, but Yunara and Lulu have ways to resist an all-in and extend a fight. The outcome may depend less on a single lane interaction than on which support finds the first clean roam.

Draft Edge

KaBuM! have the clearer initiation and pick tools. Nautilus can start a fight without waiting for an opponent to make a mistake, and Qiyana can capitalize on the resulting disruption. Their composition also threatens multiple angles: Renekton can pressure the frontline, while Ryze can create a numbers advantage with Realm Warp.

LØS, however, have strong answers if they stay together and protect their carries. Dr. Mundo is difficult to remove quickly, Lulu can buy time, and Orianna punishes opponents who commit into her team. The draft may become increasingly uncomfortable for KaBuM! if LØS reach coordinated five-on-five fights with their core intact. Conversely, KaBuM! benefit from catching isolated targets and using Ryze to turn side-lane pressure into a sudden numbers advantage.

Overall, KaBuM! hold a slight draft edge in reliable engage, while LØS have the better-looking tools for surviving and answering a committed dive. Execution and vision around objectives should determine which profile matters more.

Prediction

KaBuM! should look to create early picks through Nautilus and Qiyana, then use Ryze’s mobility to convert a catch into objective control. LØS need to deny those openings, let Pantheon influence the map without overcommitting, and keep Lulu close enough to Yunara when major fights begin.

Prediction: KaBuM! Ilha das Lendas have a narrow advantage, especially if they find fights around terrain before LØS can establish a protected formation. If LØS absorb the first engage and land Orianna’s counterattack, the matchup can swing quickly in their favor.