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UPDATE MAY 8: Seems like Vayne is really popular/strong right after I posted this, let’s see how this shapes up
There was a B Patch for 11.9 which nerfed a lot of the top comps. Of course with the start of every set, new things are being discovered everyday, so be sure to be on the lookout by bookmarking this page or subscribing to my YouTube for the latest news and comps.
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Best TFT Comps for Set 5 Patch 11.9b
S: Forgotten Draven, Nightbringer Aphelios,
A: Dawnbringer Karma, Redeemed Vel’Koz,
B: Coven, Vayne Reroll, Hellion Reroll, Assassin Leblanc, Draconic Zyra, Skirmishers, Draconic Ashe,
C: Nigthbringer Yasuo, Blender Nocturne, Abomination,
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TFT Comps Tier List Set 5
S Tier: Best TFT Comps – Highly Flexible or Very Strong

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A Tier: Solid TFT Team Comps. Weaker, less flexible, requires more luck than S-Tier

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B Tier: Playable, but not Preferred. These comps could be strong if uncontested.
Coven Renewer

Last Week’s Rank: B
Difficulty:
Item Dependency:
Variance:
Requirements:
Item Holder:
How to Play: Gameplay
Slow Roll at Level 5 for 3* Lissandra and Vladimir
Counters
- Long range carries like Vel’Koz
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C Tier and Below: These are compositions that are weak, but if they are given to you, you might be forced to play them.

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TFT Items
Carousel Item Priority (Start of Game)
High Priority >>>> Low Priority

TFT Item Quadrant
The closer to the Top Right, the better and more versatile the item is. Avoid items on Bottom Left if possible.
Strength (y-axis) is based on how effective an item is in the situations where it is most used. Items that are strong at all stages of the game are listed higher.
Versatility (x-axis) is based on both the number of Compositions an item fits in and Champions an item is used on. Versatility is also how often you could build an item.

Methodology
Even though I was Challenger in Set 1 and Grandmaster in Set 2, I know there are many players better than me. This is why I scout the Top 10 players in all major regions and analyze what they play and how they play each TFT build to make this Tier List. Tiers are determined by what I think will get you the highest average rank. This means that while one composition might be super strong late game, it may be difficult to acquire, so it may not be S-Tier. For example, it is difficult to win with certain compositions, but extremely easy to Top 4. Rankings within a tier are very close together. Always try to play with what makes sense for every game, and adapt to your lobbies with proper tech choices.
Difficulty, Item Dependency, and Variance are listed. Difficulty is how hard the composition is to play. Difficulty does not factor into the strength or viability of the composition but serves as a factor for new players. Item dependency is how important specific items are to the composition. Variance is the approximate placement range of the composition. For example, a consistent Top 4 composition has Low variance. A composition that either places 1st or 8th has a High variance. If I mention that a composition is Forcible, it means that you can play this comp every game.
Knowing how to get better at TFT is much more important than knowing what compositions to play. Knowing how to play Teamfight Tactics will help you no matter what patch it is.
Tier placement assumes strong play. Refer to Difficulty metric before attempting to play.