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Best TFT Comps for Set 8 Patch 12.23
S: Hacker Zed, Soraka Admin, Brawler Ashe, Anima Miss Fortune, Ox Force Viego,
A: Vertical Star Guardian, Spellslinger Taliyah, Talon, Gangplank Supers, Kaisa Recon, Threats, Zoe Reroll, Camille Reroll, Duelist Reroll, Samira,
B: Wukong Reroll, Lulu Reroll, Vayne, Kayle Reroll, Nasus Reroll, Super Draven, Anima Jinx,
C: TBD
Note that Items don’t really matter that much, so don’t grief your game to get specific items unless I mention a specific item is required.
Try out different types of positioning and champions in these comps too! There is a ton of variation in TFT so be sure to check out the Core units and then flex the rest of your team!
TFT Comps Tier List Set 8
S Tier: Best TFT Comps – Highly Flexible or Very Strong
S+) Hacker Zed
By far the best AD comp because of its flexibility with items, this comp is the king of this patch in terms of strength and consistency.
Last Week’s Rank:
Difficulty: Medium
Item/Augment Dependency: Medium
Variance: Medium
Requirements:
- Zed damage items
Item Holder: Ashe, Kayle, Jax, Vayne, Kaisa, Ezreal
How to Play: Gameplay
The most straightforward way to play this comp is to play 3 LaserCorps early game with Renekton, Ashe and Yasuo. As you level you add in Brawler and Recon and then transition to Hacker Zed at level 7 or 8, depending on how high/low your econ and hp are. You can also try to carry Vayne as well until you hit Zed, this comp has a lot of ways to get there but since this comp is so contested it might be hard to hit your Zed.
Items:
- Zed items: Rageblade, Edge of Night, Last Whisper, Runaan’s Hurricane, Giant Slayer, Deathblade, Infinite Edge, Titan’s Resolve
- Zoe items: Blue Buff, Morello, Hextech Gunblade
- Other units: Tank items
Core:
- 3* Anima Squad units
Augments: Knife’s Edge, Thrill of the Hunt, Cybernetic Implants, Celestial Blessing, Radiant Relics, LaserCorp Crest, LaserCorp Heart.
Both Hero augments for Zed are very good, this comp is flexible in terms of Hero augments as well as you can take other utility augments like those for Sejuani and Ekko.
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S) Soraka Carry
Soraka is S tier, easy to transition into and caps out very high depending on the ADMIN variant and augments.
Last Week’s Rank:
Difficulty: Medium
Item/Augment Dependency: Medium
Variance: Medium
Requirements: AP items on Soraka
Item Holder: Lulu, Lux, Ezreal, Yuumi, Kai‘Sa, Zoe
How to Play:
Typically you just play Gadgeteen to get to Soraka, but you can play something like Recon Ezreal carry as well to get to her. Soraka items are important, especially Blue Buff so prioritize that if possible for higher placement. The core of the comp is Soraka, Leblanc, Zoe, Sona, and then frontline + utility units. You can and should duo carry Zoe + Soraka.
Another variation of the comp is vertical ADMIN, meaning you play more ADMIN units to get higher bonuses. Typically this is played when you get an augment that adds additional ADMIN, whether through emblem or Heart.
Items:
- Soraka items: Blue Buff, Rabadon’s Deathcap, Jeweled Gauntlet, Giant Slayer, Hextech Gunblade, Archangel Staff, HoJ
- Tank items on your frontline units.
- AP items on Zoe, AD/Attack Speed items on your secondary AD carry.
Core:
- 4 ADMIN
Augments: Mana generation augments are good if you’re lacking in that department, Celestial Blessing is always good. In terms of Hero augments, Infuse is a good teamwide buff but if you have Blue Buff, it may be a little redundant for Soraka in terms of mana gain. Upgrade: Berserk seems good for damage because it’s basically an Ascension for Soraka so if you’re lacking damage, this may be better.
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S) Ashe Reroll
Possibly the most flexible reroll comp, you can play this with many Hero augments. You don’t necessarily need an Ashe or Renekton Hero augment, which makes this comp consistent as well as strong.
Last Week’s Rank:
Difficulty: Low
Item/Augment Dependency: Medium
Variance: Medium
Requirements:
- AD items on Ashe
Item Holder: Ashe
How to Play:
Another 1 cost reroll comp, you roll at either 3-1 at level 4 (if you naturaled at least 6 Ashes or if your econ is very high, like above 50g) or slowroll above 50g at level 5 for your Ashe and Reneketon 3*. Like most 1 cost reroll comps, it’s typically played with a Hero Augment for your carry. Afterwards just level up for useful units like Sejuani and Aegis units.
Items:
- Ashe items: Rageblade, Last Whisper, Giant Slayer, Runaan’s Hurricane, Deathblade, Infinity Edge
- Renekton item: Tank items or Bruiser items (like Titan’s Resolve and Bloodthirster)
Core:
- 3* Ashe and Renekton
Augments: In terms of Hero augments, Corps Focus seems a bit better than Laser Focus. Laser Focus is a selfish augment that only boosts Ashe’s ability by 20% attack speed, doubled while her ability is active, while Corps Focus is a teamwide buff of 15% attack speed, doubled while her ability is active. It seems Corps Focus is just more overall value.
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S-) Miss Fortune Anima Squad
Last Week’s Rank: MF and a secondary carry is one of the best comps right now because it’s very flexible.
Difficulty: Medium
Item/Augment Dependence: Medium
Variance: Medium
Requirements:
- AP items on Miss Fortune
Item Holder: Jinx, Lulu, Kai’Sa, Lux, Zoe, Leblanc
How to Play:
Miss Fortune (MF) is one of the most flexible carry units this set so she is heavily contested in high Challenger inhouse lobbies. There are many many ways to get to her, but a standard and simple way to navigate to her would be to play 3/5 Amina Squad early with Jinx carrying the AP items and then replacing her with MF later on. Another way would be to play Vayne and Kai’Sa duo carry, with Vayne carrying AD + Attack Speed items and Kai’Sa carrying AP items.
When you find MF 2*, replace Kai’Sa with her. She is extremely flexible and you can build a lot of units around her, but make sure your frontline is beefy enough. Because have multiple carries is very popular this set, you will want to put your AD/Attack Speed items on a secondary carry like Vayne, Belveth, Zed, Aphelios or Samira.
Items:
- Miss Fortune items: Spear of Shojin, Archangel Staff, Rabadon’s Deathcap, Jeweled Gauntlet, Giant Slayer, Hextech Gunblade, HoJ
- Tank items on your frontline units.
- AD/Attack Speed items on your secondary carry.
Core:
- 3 Anima Squad, frontline units
Augments: Cybernetic Uplink, Axiom Arc, Celestial Blessing, Radiant Relics, Exiles, Battlemage
In terms of Hero augments, Bunny Mercenary allows MF to hit more units and survive longer to get more abilities in. This is better if youre desperate for board strength. Make it Rain generates a lot of gold, so if you’re high HP and have a stable board, taking this will give you the econ boost to go level 9 and add in powerful 5 cost units.
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S-) Ox Force Viego
Last Week’s Rank:
Difficulty: Medium
Item/Augment Dependency: Medium
Variance: Medium
Requirements:
- Viego Augment or AP Items
Item Holder: Renegades or any AP holder
How to Play: Gameplay
Fast 8 is usually the way to go since you need a lot of 4 cost units, but sometimes you can roll on 7 if you are super desperate.
Items:
- Viego Items: Ionic Spark (I usually find huge damage increases on this vs any other AP item), Jeweled Gauntlet, Rabadon’s, Healing item (HoJ is good if you have JG, Hextech Gunblade, Bloodthirster, or healing augment), any ‘usable’ damage item such as Guardbreaker or Giantslayer can work too
- Tank Items: Any for Ekko, Leona, Alistar
Core:
- 3 Renegade, 2 Oxforce
Augments: Thrill of the Hunt, Ascension, Ox Force Crown, Ox Force Crest, Jeweled Lotus, Celestial Blessing, Portable Forge, Viego Augments,
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A Tier: Solid TFT Team Comps. Weaker, less flexible, requires more luck than S-Tier
A+) Vertical Star Guardian
This is another variation of Taliyah carry, is strong if you can upgrade all your units but without Syndra and a strong frontline it may not cap as high as other comps.
Last Week’s Rank:
Difficulty: Medium
Item/Augment Dependence: Medium
Variance: Medium
Requirements：
Good Kai’Sa AP items.
Item Holder: Lulu, Kai’Sa, Ezreal, Lux, Zoe, Leblanc, Taliyah
How to Play:
As the comp name suggests, all you really have to do is just play high amounts of Star Guardians. Start with Lux or Lulu Carry until you find Kai’Sa as your carry. Then you can replace Lux with Taliyah and slot in an extra Lux if you can. A lot of times this just becomes a typical 5 Star Guardian 4 Spellslinger Taliyah game, but if you can get an augment that gives extra Star Guardian (Emblem or Heart), try to play 9 Star Guardians as it is pretty strong. Tank could be Annie or Ekko.
Items:
- Kai’Sa items: Archangel Staff, Rageblade, Jeweled Gauntlet, Rabadon’s Deathcap, Giant Slayer, Statikk Shiv
- Taliyah items: Archangel Staff, Rabadon’s Deathcap, Jeweled Gauntlet, Spear of Shojin, Giant Slayer, Hextech Gunblade, Blue Buff, Morellonomicon, HoJ
- Annie/Ekko items: Tank items
Core:
- Star Guardians
Augments: Star Guardian Crest, Star Guardian Heart, Cybernetic Uplink, Exiles, Celestial Blessing, Thrill of the Hunt
In terms of Hero augments, Taliyah, Kai’Sa and Ekko augments are all decent. A really good utility one would be Ekko’s Chronobreak, which freezes enemy units for 2 seconds after 10 seconds of combat.
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A+) Taliyah Carry
Taliyah is good, but the issue is she is not as flexible as Miss Fortune and needs Spellslingers and Star Guardian to do well.
Last Week’s Rank:
Difficulty: Medium
Item/Augment Dependence: Medium
Variance: Medium
Requirements:
- Good frontline
Item Holder: Lulu, Lux, Kai’Sa, Zoe, Leblanc
How to Play:
This is a 4 cost carry comp so the ideal scenario would be to econ up and preserve HP to go fast 8. To do so, we have to optimize our early game in a way that will get us to level 8 without being on the verge of death.
An example early game board would be to play Gadgeteen early with Lulu carrying our AP items and Annie carrying our tank items. Annie will most likely be our tank for the entirety of the game. For our midgame we could add in Zoe, Leblanc and Sona as they are very good units that will help us save HP until we find our Taliyah 2*. Late game we can just add Taliyah for 4 Spellslinger and either add in 5 Star Guardian or 3 Star Guardian + utility units.
Items:
- Taliyah items: Archangel Staff, Rabadon’s Deathcap, Jeweled Gauntlet, Spear of Shojin, Giant Slayer, Hextech Gunblade, Blue Buff, Morellonomicon, HoJ
- Annie + Ekko items: Tank items
Core:
- 3 Star Guardian 4 Spellslinger
Augments: Cybernetic Uplink, Axiom Arc, Celestial Blessing, Radiant Relics, Exiles, Battlemage
In terms of Hero augments, Stoneweaver is preferred because it boosts Taliyah’s damage significantly.
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A+) Talon Reroll
Although you really want a Talon specific Hero augment, the reason why this is rated so high is because of it’s immensely strong midgame. Used to be S+ tier, but now with the nerfs he’s a bit more reasonable.
Last Week’s Rank:
Difficulty:
Item/Augment Dependency:
Variance:
Requirements:
- 3* Talon
Item Holder: Talon
How to Play:
Simple 1 cost reroll comp, you econ up early and ideally go for this comp if you natural a fair amount of talons in your shops. Like most 1 cost reroll comps, if you have a lot of econ (above 50g interest) after Krugs you can roll a bit a 3-1, until 30 or 40 gold to find upgrades/more 1 cost units because the odds of finding 1 costs are better at level 4 than 5. Otherwise, you slowroll above 50g at level 5 and roll hard if you are getting too low/falling behind lobby tempo.
Items:
- AP items for Talon, Edge of Night is nice to reset aggro
Core:
Augments: In terms of Hero augments, Edgelord definitely seems better than OX-ian Rage for Talon Reroll, as the 40 AP and mana gain is super useful.
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A) Gangplank Supers
If you hit many 3* units and have good Gangplank items this comp can become S tier, but it’s too reliant on having many 3* units to be considered consistent.
Last Week’s Rank:
Difficulty: Low
Item/Augment Dependency: Medium
Variance: Low
Requirements:
- 3* units
Item Holder: Gangplank
How to Play:
As with any other 1 cost reroll comps, you typically roll at level 5 unless your econ is very high after Krugs (50+ gold), then you can roll at level 4 at 3-1 especially if you already have a lot of Gangplanks naturally. You don’t really want more Duelists after adding in your Supers, it’s better to add in more utility units/traits such as Aegis and Brawler.
Items:
- Gangplank items: Blue Buff, HoJ, Titan’s Resolve, Bloodthirster, Rabadon’s Deathcap, Giant Slayer
Core:
- 3* Supers
Augments:
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A) Kai‘Sa Recon
Last Week’s Rank: Very good comp if you can hit all your units, but it may be too hard to 3* all your units.
Difficulty: Medium
Item/Augment Dependence: Medium
Variance: Medium
Requirements：
Good Kai’Sa AP items.
Item Holder: Lulu, Kai’Sa, Ezreal, Lux
How to Play: Gameplay
As with other AP comps, play strong AP openers like Gadgeteen or Recon Defenders with Lulu, Lux or Ezreal as AP item holders until you find Kai’Sa. Your late game comp is either 5 Star Guardian 2 Recon, 4 recon 3 Star Guardian + more frontline or 2 Recon + utility + frontline like Aegis units, depending on the lobby. Typically you reroll for Kai’Sa, Vayne and Nilah 3* at lvl 7. If your hp and econ are high you can reroll at lvl 8 instead.
Items:
- Kai’Sa items: Archangel Staff, Rageblade, Jeweled Gauntlet, Rabadon’s Deathcap, Giant Slayer, Statikk Shiv
- Vayne items: AD + Attack Speed items
- Others: Tank items
Core:
- At least 2 Recon, 3 Star Guardian
Augments: Celestial Blessing, Second Wind, Scoped Weapons, Thrill of the Hunt
In terms of Hero augments, Stacks on Stacks is really good to help Nasus scale into the lategame. Otherwise, augmengs that provide durability are very good as well.
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A) THREATS
Usually the threats played are BelVeth, Aurelion Sol and Zac, is S tier if you have full items for both BelVeth and Aurelion Sol. Since it’s so item reliant to fully cap out, it will be A tier.
Last Week’s Rank:
Difficulty: Medium
Item/Augment Dependency: Medium
Variance: Medium
Requirements:
- BelVeth and Aurelion Sol items
Item Holder: Wukong, Camille for BelVeth, Lulu, Lux, Yuumi, Kai’sa for Aurelion Sol
How to Play:
You play your strongest board until you can get BelVeth and ASol, then start transitioning into a full Threat board. However, this comp really only shines when you get the augment Threat Level: Maximum. Otherwise, you typically only play BelVeth, Aurelion Sol and Zac. You add in Fiddlesticks later.
Core:
- BelVeth, ASol, Zac
Augments: Threat Level: Maximum
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A) Zoe Reroll
Zoe reroll is good but hard to hit 3* because she is a very contested unit.
Last Week’s Rank:
Difficulty: Medium
Item/Augment Dependency: Medium
Variance: Medium
Requirements:
- Morello Zoe
Item Holder: Lulu, Kaisa and Lux
How to Play:
Typically you play 3 Gadgeteen 2 Defender early game with Poppy, Lulu, Annie and Wukong with Lulu carrying Zoe items. At level 6 add in Star Guardian and Spellslinger, and play strongest board until level 7 where you look to stabilize with an Ekko and Zoe 2. You can try to reroll at 7 or level to 8 depending on your game state, you don’t necessarily need Zoe 3.
Items:
- Zoe: Morellonomicon, Blue Buff, Archangel Staff, Rabadon’s Deathcap, Hextech Gunblade, Jeweled Gauntlet
Core:
- 2 Defender, 2 Prankster
Augments: Both Hero augments for Zoe are good, but the Double Bubble one adds a decent amount of damage onto her if you’re carrying her. Sleepy time is good for utility because it’s basically 3 Zephyr for carries because typically carries are the lowest hp units on the board.
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A) Camille Reroll
Very good if you get a Camille specific augment, otherwise it’s decent without it.
Last Week’s Rank:
Difficulty: Low
Item/Augment Dependency: Medium
Variance: Low
Requirements:
- Camille 3
Item Holder: Camille, Renekton or Wukong before you find Camille
How to Play:
Since it is a 2 cost reroll comp, ideally you reroll this comp at level 6 with as much econ as possible. If needed, roll down for upgrades at 3-2 if too low. If you get a hero augment for Camille especially Adaptive Defensives this comp becomes really really strong. Most important units are Camille and Lee Sin 3*. Lee being 3* gives a stronger shield to Camille as his ability shields his nearest ally. You want to put Lee Sin next to Camille. Sona can be replaced with any heart unit. You replace Blitz and Sona with Soraka and Sejuani later on as they are much more useful units.
Items:
- Bruiser and AD items on Camille like Titan’s Resolve, Bloodthirster, Hand of Justice, Infinity Edge, Deathblade, Giant Slayer
- Tank or Aura items on Lee Sin
Core:
- 3 Renegade and 2 ADMIN
Augments: For hero augments, Adaptive Defensives is the better option for Camille reroll as it gives her a scaling shield that helps her survive much longer, whereas Hextech Retribution is solely damage, which might not help her survive later on in the game.
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A-) Yasuo and Fiora Reroll
Generally you play this if you get a Yasuo specific Hero augment but it can be played somewhat consistently.
Last Week’s Rank:
Difficulty: Low
Item/Augment Dependency: Medium
Variance: Low
Requirements:
Item Holder: Talon
How to Play:
Like with all other 2 cost reroll comps, you should reroll this one at level 6. AP items go on Yasuo, and AD Bruiser items go on Fiora. You play 4 Duelist 2 Ox Force 2 Aegis at 6, then you can replace the other Duelists besides Yasuo and Fiora with higher cost ones later on such as Zed and Nilah, and level up for Sejuani and Laser Corps.
Items:
- Bruiser AD items on Fiora such as Bloodthirster, Titan’s Resolve, Infinity Edge, Deathblade, Giant Slayer, Last Whisper, Hand of Justice
- AP items on Yasuo like Rabadon’s Deathcap, Jeweled Gauntlet, Archangel Staff, Hand of Justice, Edge of Night (for survival)
Core:
- 4 Duelist, 2 Aegis, 2 Ox Force
Augments: In terms of Hero augments, Edgelord definitely seems better than OX-ian Rage for Talon Reroll, as the 40 AP and mana gain is super useful.
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A-) Samira
Last Week’s Rank:
Difficulty: Medium
Item/Augment Dependency: Medium
Variance: Medium
Requirements:
- AD items and Healing item on Samira
- Good frontline
Item Holder: Ashe, Kayle, Sivir, Senna
How to Play:
Since this is a comp that mainly comes online at level 8, try to play strongest board until 4-5 where you level to 8 to roll for your 2* 4 cost units like Samira, Zac, Sejuani and try to highroll an Aphelios as well. Make sure you have a lot of frontline because without it, Samira won’t be given enough time to do damage.
Items:
- Samira items: Last Whisper, HoJ, Infinity Edge, Giant Slayer, Deathblade, Rageblade, Runaan’s
- Aphelios items: Deathblade, Infinity Edge, Rageblade
- Frontline items on Zac/Ekko/Sej
Core:
- At least 2 Sureshot and frontline
Augments: In terms of Hero augments, you don’t necessarily need a Samira augment, you could use more utility ones like Sejuani or Ekko, but both Samira Hero augments are fine as well.
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B Tier: Playable, but not Preferred. These comps could be strong if uncontested.
B+) Wukong Reroll
Good comp if you get Wukong Hero augments, otherwise it’s ok.
Last Week’s Rank:
Difficulty: Low
Item/Augment Dependency: High
Variance: Medium
Requirements:
- AP and Healing items on Wukong
Item Holder: Wukong
How to Play:
Another 1 cost reroll comp, you roll at either 3-1 at level 4 (if you naturaled at least 6 Wukongs or if your econ is very high, like above 50g) or slowroll above 50g at level 5 for your Wukong 3*. Like most 1 cost reroll comps, it’s typically played with a Hero Augment for your carry. However, this comp specifically gets really strong if you can get the Cyclone Hero augment. Your objective is to get Wukong 3* as soon as possible and then push levels while taking advantage of your midgame to put in 5 Mecha with Leona typically at level 9 because it’s unreliable to find Leona before level 9.
Items:
- Wukong items: HoJ, Jeweled Gauntlet, Rabadon’s Deathcap, Ionic Spark, Archangel Staff, Bloodthirster
Core:
- 3* Wukong
Augments: In terms of Hero augments, Cyclone is by far the better option. It is the only Hero augment that solo buffs Wukong. When you’re playing this comp, the other units exist only as synergy bots to help assist Wukong as he is the raid boss.
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B+) Lulu Reroll
This comp is good if you get the Growth Spurt augment, but if you don’t you don’t play this at all. You can place high with an itemized Lulu carry in this comp but since it’s so augment reliant it has to be B+.
Last Week’s Rank:
Difficulty: Low
Item/Augment Dependence: High
Variance: Medium
Requirements: 3 Lulu items
Item Holder: Lulu, Annie
How to Play:
It seems this comp is only really playable if you can get a Lulu or Annie Hero augment, but you just roll for 3* Lulu and Annie and push levels for more Hearts and secondary carries like Soraka, Taliyah, MF, Aurelion Sol, Belveth, etc. As with other 1 +2 cost reroll comps, slowroll above 50g at 5, and after you hit Lulu 3*, either level to 6 to roll for Annie 3* or just push levels for higher cost units, depending on how many Annies you have.
Items:
- Lulu items: Blue Buff, Rabadon’s Deathcap, Archangel Staff, Jeweled Gauntlet, Giant Slayer, Hextech Gunblade
- Annie/Ekko items: Tank items
Core:
- 3 Gadgeteen
Augments: Cybernetic Uplink, Exiles, Celestial Blessing, Thrill of the Hunt, Ascension
In terms of Hero augments, Growth Spurt is better as it allows for Lulu to carry better, whereas Foster Growth is better for pushing levels and carrying other units. Reflector Shield is good for Annie as well.
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B+) Vayne
Playing only for Vayne seems like you get outscaled fast unless you highroll.
Last Week’s Rank:
Difficulty: Medium
Item/Augment Dependency: Medium
Variance: Low
Requirements: Damage items on Vayne and good frontline
Item Holder: Ashe, Kayle, Sivir
How to Play:
There are many variations of this comp, but typically you want 3 or 5 Anima Squad to really build stacks and enhance Vayne’s damage. For frontline you don’t have to play Mech, you can just put in 5 Anima Squad and play general frontline units like Sejuani and Zac. I’ve even seen vertical Duelist played where Vayne was played with just 8 Duelist and nothing else. Vayne is a really flexible unit and comps can be built around her!
Items:
Core:
- At least 3 Anima Squad, vertical Anima Squad is really good
Augments: Both hero augments for vayne are really good. Spread Shot allows her to to do AoE damage with 2 additional bolts that deal 50% damage, while Into the Night gives her a nice survivability boost with the EoN and adds a lot of attack speed. Additionally, if you have multiple EoN that allows your secondary carries to gain a lot of attack speed as well.
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B+) Kayle Reroll
Because this comp is only playable with Kayle specific Hero augments, it will be B+.
Last Week’s Rank:
Difficulty: Low
Item/Augment Dependency: Medium
Variance: Medium
Requirements:
- AD + Attack Speed items on Kayle
- Kayle specific combat Hero augment
Item Holder: Kayle
How to Play:
Another 1 cost reroll comp, you roll at either 3-1 at level 4 (if you naturaled at least 6 Kayles or if your econ is very high, like above 50g) or slowroll above 50g at level 5 for your Kayle and Gangplank 3*. Like most 1 cost reroll comps, it’s typically played with a Hero Augment for your carry. Afterwards just level up to 6 to roll for the rest of your 3* Supers (Lee + Malphite).
- Kayle items: Last Whisper, Infinity Edge, Deathblade, Rageblade, Giant Slayer, HoJ
Core:
- Kayle 3*, Supers 3*
Augments: In terms of Hero augments, Divine Ascent is much better than RIghteous Range because Kayle is typically not a very strong unit, but with DIvine Ascent this comp becomes playable and she is a viable carry.
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B) Nasus Mascot
A good comp if you can get online, but too specific and augment reliant to go for.
Last Week’s Rank:
Difficulty: Low
Item/Augment Dependence: Medium
Variance: Medium
Requirements:
- Multiple 3* units for Supers
Item Holder: Lulu, Kai’Sa, Ezreal, Lux, Zoe, Leblanc
How to Play:
As with all other 1 cost reroll comps, you econ up Stage 2 and roll at 3-1 at lvl 4 if your econ is very high and/or you have 6 or more Nasuses. Otherwise, slowroll above 50g at level 5 for your Nasus, Supers and Mascot units. The goal here is to hit Nasus and your other 3* units quickly, then push levels to find Nunu to really let your comp snowball (no pun intended).
Items:
- Nasus items: RFC, Infinity Edge, Bloodthirster, HoJ, Giant Slayer, Quicksilver, Titan’s Resolve.
Core:
- Supers + Mascots
Augments: Mascot Heart, Celestial Blessing, Second Wind, Scoped Weapons, Thrill of the Hunt
In terms of Hero augments, Stacks on Stacks is really good to help Nasus scale into the lategame. Otherwise, augmengs that provide durability are very good as well.
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B) Draven Reroll
This comp used to be very strong, but then Draven got a big nerf so it’s not as good anymore.
Last Week’s Rank:
Difficulty: Low
Item/Augment Dependency: Medium
Variance: Medium
Requirements:
- AD items and Healing item on Draven
Item Holder: Ashe, Kayle until Draven
How to Play:
Try to build up economy until 3-2 where you level to 6 and roll for Draven 2* and Jax + Wukong for Mech. Roll for 3* Supers as well. Since you’re looking for a lot of 3* 2 costs in this comp, rolling for 6 is ideal. Then you try to push levels and add in 5 mech once you find a Leona.
Items:
- Draven items: Last Whisper, Infinity Edge, Bloodthirster, Deathblade, HoJ, Giant Slayer, Rageblade
Core:
- 3* Draven and Supers
Augments: In terms of Hero augments, both League of Draven and Ruthless Blades are decent. League of Draven is better as a solo Draven augment and boosts his attack damage by a lot.
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B) Jinx Reroll
Last Week’s Rank:
Difficulty: Low
Item/Augment Dependency: Medium
Variance: Medium
Requirements:
- 3* Jinx
Item Holder: Lulu/Lux until Jinx
How to Play:
Typically you try to slowroll (rolling while maintaining your econ above 50g) 3* 1 cost Anima Squad units like Sylas and Nasus at level 5, then level up to 6 to try to hit Jinx 3* because odds are you’ll get a decent amount of Jinx rerolling for the 1 cost units at 5. Another way to play this is to level to level 6 at Stage 3-2, roll for 2* Jinx and RIven to stabilize, econ back up to 50g, then slowroll for Jinx 3* and RIven 3*.
Items:
- Jinx items: Rageblade, HoJ, Archangel Staff, Rabadon’s Deathcap, Jeweled Gauntlet, Spear of Shojin, Hextech Gunblade
- Other units: Tank items
Core:
- 3* Anima Squad units
Augments: In terms of Hero augments, both Get Excited! and Everyone goes BOOM! are very useful. Get Excited! is a more selfish boost for Jinx and helps her pop off if she’s your main carry, but if you have multipled 3* Anima Squad units and perhaps a secondary carry like Vayne or Nasus then Everyone goes BOOM! is very viable in that instance.
Counters
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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
Sword is best because it allows you to play Graves Seraphine, Soy’Fen and Rengar. These comps can use a lot of swords. Bow is also decent for flex because you can either reroll Olaf/Yone or just play tempo into Daeja/Xayah. Tear is best item for Lagoon opener and you can play for Kai’Sa reroll, Sohm or for Aurelion Sol later on. Belt is just an all-purpose flex item where you can slam early game items like Sunfire Cape, Warmog’s or Zz’Rot.
FAQ
- How are compositions ranked?
- There are many factors, but the two strongest ones are how often they can be played and how strong they are when you get it. Think of it like frequency of being played combined with how well it can potentially do.
- I also rank them based on how often the best players in the world play each comp (top 10 players in major regions)
- Why isn’t XYZ Comp here?
- Probably not played enough, not strong enough, or maybe it hasn’t been discovered yet and will hopefully be added next week.
- It’s also impossible to fit every single variation of every composition on a tier list, so expect variations of these comps to do well too.
- I also add in different versions of different comps in the notes, so be sure to read through them! (For example, one synergy might have two different playstyles such as reroll or standard)
- [Legendary Unit] carry is the best in the game, where is it?
- It is not reliable to have a 5 cost carry as a composition because you will not be able to get a 2* Legendary consistently. There may be metas where there are ‘Fast 9’ comps, but these often use any legendary they can get instead of a specific one.
- What does Difficulty, Item Dependency, and Variance mean?
- 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.
- Does what composition I play matter?
- No. Playing TFT well matters a lot more
- I can’t get these exact items every game
- You don’t need perfect items or exact items unless specified in the Requirements section. Most of the time you just need ‘playable’ items and not ‘best in slot’ (BIS)
- You are wrong, XYZ comp should be in S tier and ABC player said this S tier comp sucks
- Everyone has different opinions. I try to take a data based approach by analyzing games from the best players in each region to combine all their opinions.
- At the end of the day, comp doesn’t matter much compared to just playing TFT well (rolling, managing econ, positioning, etc). If you check out the best players, you will see that each player favors different compositions yet they are all very highly ranked.
- When is this site updated?
- Every Friday
- Where can I learn more?
- There are many resources and players to learn from. I suggest starting at my YouTube channel and this website.
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.
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