Ravager Emblem

The Ravager Emblem grants a 2/4/6 melee-damage class across six champions: Akali and Camille at one cost, Murkwolf and Warwick at two, Diana at three and Brambleback at four. A cheap, wide roster against even thresholds — classic emblem-completion territory. The bonus is self-sustaining rather than defensive: Ravagers gain Omnivamp, and they deal bonus damage that doubles against units below a Health threshold. Both halves scale with output, which means a Ravager tier is worth more on a body that is already dealing damage than on one added purely for the count — an unusually direct argument for putting the emblem somewhere it will actually swing.

Four of six Ravagers cost two or less, so counts build fast and odd-strand often: the emblem's job is turning 3 into 4 (the common case) or 5 into 6 (the committed one). No member costs five gold, and only Brambleback reaches four, so this is a class you can hold at strength through the mid-game without a single expensive purchase — one of the lowest capital requirements of any six-member class in the set. Crafted from Golden Frying Pan + Negatron Cloak, and like Sprykin's craft the Cloak is rarely contested, making this one of the cheaper class emblems to justify in practice; those two recipes are the only claims on it. Because the trait's execute clause keys off enemies below a health threshold, the marginal value of a tier depends on whether your board is finishing fights rather than stalling them, which is a different question from whether you can afford the craft.

Ravager overlaps Riftbeast twice (Murkwolf, Brambleback), plus Inferno/Adaptor (Akali), Coven (Camille), Blackthorn (Warwick) and Lunar/Vanguard (Diana). The double Riftbeast bridge is notable — Riftbeast boards accumulate Ravager credit automatically. Camille adds a second quiet advantage: she is a one-cost Coven member, and Coven has no recipe in this set, so cheap Ravager bodies double as early exposure to a trait you can only otherwise receive as a gift. Between Murkwolf, Brambleback and Camille, roughly half the class doubles as credit in traits you did not have to plan for.

• 1Even thresholds: check for odd counts (3 or 5) before slamming — that's when the emblem is a full tier.
• 2Negatron Cloak is a low-contest component; the craft rarely hurts your item economy, with only the Sprykin Emblem competing.
• 3The cheap roster means Ravager counts appear on many early boards — the emblem often converts without a pivot.
• 4No Ravager costs five gold and only one costs four, so the class stays affordable through the mid-game.
• 5The bonus damage doubles against low-health targets, so a tier rewards a board that closes fights; check the live rankings for which shells are doing that now.