Dragon Spirit Reroll: Full Guide to Interest D-Rolling and Tempo

1. Early Game: Consecutive Losses for Interest and Health Floor

The Dragon Spirit reroll composition relies on the economic advantage of consecutive losses to hit low-cost 3-star carries early. Early game (stages 1-4) strategy:

• Carousel opening: Prioritize grabbing a Spatula or Giant's Belt to prepare a Dragon Spirit Emblem or core items.
• Early transition: If core units (e.g., Lee Sin, Sett) don't appear, pivot using Yordle or Warden traits, but try to maintain your loss streak.
• Interest management: Don't level aggressively before 2-1. Keep 30-50 gold to earn interest. A loss streak grants an extra +1 gold per round, providing a huge economic advantage.
• Health floor: A loss streak doesn't mean bleeding out. Keep health above 80 in stage 2 and at least 60 in stage 3. If health drops below 40, you need to accelerate (e.g., to level 6 at 3-2) to avoid taking too much damage.

2. What level and interest for Slow D-Roll? When should you go all-in for the 3-star carry?

Core tempo: Level to 6 at 3-2, then slow roll while keeping 40-50 gold for interest.

• D-Roll at level 6: After leveling to 6 at 3-2, start slow rolling for Lee Sin, Sett, and other 1-cost/2-cost carries while also picking up Dragon Spirit trait units (e.g., Karma, Anivia).
• Interest control: Each round, stay above the interest threshold (about 10 gold per round) and keep 40+ gold for interest. If contested, you can roll a bit more, but keep at least 30 gold.
• All-in timing: If you have fewer than two 3-star carries by 4-1 or your health is below 30, go all-in (roll down below 20 gold) to hit 3-star. Otherwise, you should hit your main carry 3-star (e.g., Lee Sin) before 4-5.
• 3-star priority: Main carry (Lee Sin/Sett) > sub-tank (Taric) > others. Once your main carry is 3-star, stop rolling and level up.

3. After Main Carry 3-Star: Leveling and Trait Completion

• Stage 5-1: Once your main carry is 3-star, immediately level to 7 to complete the 6 Dragon Spirit trait (requires a Dragon Spirit Emblem or an additional unit).
• Level 7 Comp: Lee Sin, Sett, Karma, Anivia, Ornn, Volibear, Taric. If you don't have a Dragon Spirit Emblem, you can temporarily run 4 Dragon Spirit and complete it at level 8.
• Level 8: Depending on your roll, add units like Yasuo for 2 Wanderer or Bard for 2 Mystic. If items allow, go to level 9 with Soraka or Sol to raise your cap.
• Item distribution: Give your main carry core items (Infinity Edge, Rabadon's Deathcap, Hand of Justice), and give the remaining AP items and tank items to your secondary carry, Taric/Ornn.

4. Fighting Contests and Accelerating Tempo

• Earlier rolls: If you spot two or more contests at 2-1, level to 6 at 3-1 and speed up your rolling, spending 15-20 gold per round to secure core units.
• Holding core units: Even if you don't star up units needed by contests (e.g., holding Lee Sin), hold them to reduce their odds.
• Pivot strategy: If your core units are far behind (e.g., Lee Sin is only at 4-2 with just 4 copies), pivot decisively. For example, switch to 6 Volibear with Dragon Soul (setting Volibear as your carry) or another strong composition (e.g., a level 9 comp) to avoid a hard rolldown.
• Tempo pressure: If contesters are low on health, apply pressure at 4-2 by leveling to 7, forcing them to commit early and throwing their economy into disarray.

In summary, the Dragon Spirit reroll comp is a battle between economy and tempo. Lose streak early for your economy, slow D-roll through the mid game while feeling out the lobby, then once you hit 3-star on your main carry, level up quickly and complete your traits. Adjust tempo or pivot flexibly to secure a top 4 finish.