One big issue will definitely be the GA nerfs though. Viktor even received a mana buff for just this occasion. But was Kaisa the only hogger of the spotlight? Akali, Fiora, Tahm Kench, are a few others who were always viable alternatives. Kaisa received substantial nerfs, as well as the 2 Socialite buff being cut in half. The heavily nerfed GA not being a BIS item is also an added bonus. He should still be a very viable and flexible carry. Jhin himself is completely untouched, and his partner in crime, Orianna, received a small mana buff. Jhin has been viable for most of the set, and that doesn’t look like it will change anytime soon.
#Tft meta comps 2022 Patch
Here are the TOP 5 comp predictions for TFT patch 12.1. As a reminder, the new Patch Schedule starts this week with new patches just about every two weeks throughout the year. The month-long patch has come and gone, and everyone is ready for a fresh new meta. Make sure to try out everything, as well as stay tuned to patches happening all throughout the PBE cycle.New year, new patch. Most of the comps introduced here were vertical traits, but this Set is also very fun to play flexibly. That is it for the comp suggestions for Set 7. The item guaranteed at 9 deals unrealistic amounts of true damage, tearing through anything the enemy can throw. Most likely the biggest auto-win in all of TFT history will be granted to the lucky few that can pull this off. This requires 2 emblems, but will definitely not disappoint. As for the frontline, Trainer is great as it scales over time, but if it’s not found early, try to use Bruisers with Tahm to get an extra Revel on the board. Due to their abilities, AS+AD on Jinx and AP (or AS) on Trist are recommended, but there is a lot of room for experimentation.
The obvious 2-cost reroll comp of Set 7 is Jinx and Tristana. She is awesome and has the same traits.) Jinx and Tristana Reroll (Cannoneer Trainer/Revel) (Just kidding, please play Shyvanna with Swain. Swain is now taking the role of the unkillable firebreathing dragon. Make sure to surround him with Shapeshifters and Ragewing units, as well as give him a Rageblade and extra sustain. Basically, he is a one-man army in the right hands. He deals damage, gains health, and heals. Make sure to give her plenty of AS with Swiftshot and items, and she will take down the beefiest of enemies with ease. Being able to add in another 4 cost as a tank (Hecarim) is an added bonus as well. She can deal painful single target damage, only to finish off the enemy with a massive AOE. There are only 3 non-dragon damage-oriented 4 cost units in Set 7, with Xaya being the most oppressive. Make sure to have good defensive items so he isn’t focused down immediately, as well as Dragonmancers to maximize damage and sustain. One thing to note is that unless the player can hit the 10-cost Ao Shin, the main carry will be Lee Sin. It will also deal percentage health damage as well as grant AS buffs to all tempest units, which is a fantastic bonus. Tempest will stun all units on the enemy board, allowing for a massive opportunity to turn fights around. (Literally, the gold comes in an orb.)Ī unique trait that can work as a vertical comp, as well as a “flex-in”. Unless an early Aurelion Sol randomly appears, Varus will most likely be the main carry, so slap a Rageblade and a fellow Swiftshot, and just watch the money come rolling in. No more “didn’t hit, go 8”, but rather “Hit everything, nothing to buy”. Not only will this trait reward players who are addicted to smashing “D” with some extra gold, but it also makes it very easy to build a massive 3-star army. Just make sure to add some extra frontline to buy time for the backline units, and watch the enemy team melt away. Not to mention the emblem is craftable, so hitting 7 is not very difficult compared to other comps. Not only are there hard-hitting AP units like Ryze and Lilia (and of course Zoe), but Nami for healing, Vladimir as a tank, and Heimerdinger for CC. Casting spells twice always has obvious advantages, but the reason Mages make it to the top of this list is the variance in units. Of course, a new set can seem overwhelming to many players, so for players who have not yet decided what to try, here are 7 TFT Set 7 Comps to Tryout on the PBE. Set 7 caters to both vertical OTPs, as well as flexible tacticians, meaning there are so many options to choose from. The long-awaited day is finally here! Set 7 for TFT has hit PBE, and the race to find the most broken comp has begun.
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