Executioner Emblem

The Executioner Emblem grants Set 18's tightest class ladder — 2, 3, 4 — across five champions: Yunara at two cost, Azir at three, Ezreal and Soraka at four and Kennen at five. Every threshold is one unit apart, so every Executioner body (or emblem) is a potential tier. The roster is the most expensive of any class in the set: nothing costs one gold, three of the five cost four or more, and the cheapest entry is a two-cost. That price floor, not the breakpoint spacing, is what actually governs when this emblem does work for you.

With thresholds at 2/3/4, the Executioner Emblem converts on nearly any board fielding the class — one of the most forgiving slams in the set. The catch is roster cost: no member costs less than two, and three cost four-plus, so Executioner boards come online late. Read those two facts together and the emblem's timing profile falls out. Early, you have no bodies to build on and the emblem is a held item; from level 8 onward, when four-costs start appearing in your shop, each single Executioner you find is a full tier and the emblem is a fifth. That is also why the 4 is not the wall it looks like — you need only three natural members alongside the emblem, and the class has five to choose from. Crafted from Golden Frying Pan + Sparring Gloves, the component cost is minimal, keeping this among the easiest class crafts to justify; the Primal Emblem is the only competing claim on those Gloves. Note that the set's reference data ships this trait without a filled-in bonus description, so the effect text on the live client is the authority until the tooltip data catches up.

Executioner members carry Blossom (Yunara), Blackthorn/Summoner (Azir), Elderwood (Ezreal), Flora Fatalis (Soraka) and Inferno (Kennen) — every single one is dual-trait or better, so Executioner splashes are never pure class investments. All five bridges lead into origins rather than into other classes — Blossom, Blackthorn, Elderwood, Flora Fatalis and Inferno, five different ones — which means Executioner credit tends to arrive on boards already pushing an origin count. Soraka is the outlier worth remembering, since she is one of only two Flora Fatalis champions in the entire set.

• 1Thresholds every single unit from 2 to 4 — the emblem converts at any count below cap.
• 2Sparring Gloves is the cheapest Pan craft; low regret if you pivot, with only the Primal Emblem competing for the component.
• 3The class's expensive roster means the emblem does its best work at levels 8+; hold it if your board is early.
• 4Executioner 4 needs just three natural members plus the emblem, and the pool holds five — the cap is more reachable than the price tags suggest.
• 5The reference data carries no bonus text for this trait yet, so read the effect in-client and check the live rankings for how boards are using it.