BLG vs LGD Game 2 Draft Analysis: Viper’s Yunara Faces Varus-Bard Pressure

Compositions

Bilibili Gaming drafted a polished front-to-back scaling composition with several layers of protection for Viper’s Yunara. Wenbo’s K'Sante and Xun’s Skarner provide a durable frontline, while Knight’s Orianna gives BLG reliable zone control, teamfight setup, and a devastating ultimate combination with Skarner’s engage. ON’s Lulu completes the structure: shields, polymorph, and ultimate protection can turn Yunara into an extremely difficult late-game carry to reach.

BLG’s plan is straightforward but powerful. They want controlled early lanes, objective setups around Orianna’s ball, and grouped fights where Skarner can force a priority target into BLG’s formation. If Yunara reaches items without falling behind, Lulu’s support tools should let Viper play aggressively through extended fights.

LGD Gaming chose a more proactive and volatile composition. Heng’s Lee Sin is the centerpiece of their early tempo, with Bard enabling unexpected roams and pick angles across the map. Shaoye’s Varus supplies lane priority, poke, and follow-up crowd control, while Tangyuan’s Ryze gives LGD a scaling side-lane threat and a Realm Warp tool for creative engages or rotations. Burdol’s Ambessa adds diving power against BLG’s backline.

LGD must create disorder before BLG’s five-man setup becomes unbreakable. Their ideal fights begin with Bard catching someone, Lee Sin finding a kick, or Varus landing a long-range ultimate. Ryze and Ambessa can then collapse quickly before Lulu has time to reset the fight.

Key Picks

Skarner is the most important pick in the draft. Xun can neutralize Lee Sin’s mobility in later fights and punish either Varus or Ryze if they position without protection. His ultimate also gives BLG a direct answer to LGD’s poke composition: instead of slowly absorbing damage, they can force an immediate engage.

Yunara-Lulu is BLG’s clearest scaling insurance. Viper has the resources to carry if he is allowed to free-hit, and LGD’s composition lacks a consistently safe way to access him through K'Sante, Skarner, Orianna, and Lulu. Bard and Lee Sin can reach the backline, but both need sharp execution.

For LGD, Bard is the draft’s swing pick. Crisp’s roams can alter the bot lane and help Heng invade or gank Knight. Tempered Fate can also split BLG’s frontline from its carries, creating the brief opening Lee Sin and Ambessa need.

Draft Edge

BLG hold the cleaner overall draft edge because their composition has clearer execution, superior protection, and more dependable scaling. They can contest objectives with a stable formation and do not need to force risky plays.

LGD have more early playmaking, but their success depends heavily on converting Lee Sin and Bard pressure into meaningful leads. If their first roams fail or Varus cannot maintain lane control, BLG’s teamfight tools should increasingly dictate the map.

Prediction

LGD can win through an explosive early sequence around bot lane or a Bard-Ryze roam that isolates Knight. However, BLG’s composition is better equipped for standard objective fights and late-game positioning.

Prediction: Bilibili Gaming win if the game remains even through the mid game. Skarner-Orianna engage, K'Sante peel, and Yunara-Lulu scaling give BLG too many reliable answers once LGD’s early momentum fades.