TFT Meta Comps Tier List: Best & Worst Comps

Teamfight Tactics (TFT) is a popular game famous for its unique blend of strategy, skill, luck, and more. One of the key aspects of TFT is creating winning compositions, known as “Comps.”  To help players navigate the vast selection of comps, a TFT meta comps tier list has been created. This list ranks the most prominent comps available in the latest patch of the game. It is the same as we did for Best Augments in TFT Augment Tier List.

In this comprehensive tier list for TFT Meta Comps, our team has carefully evaluated and classified the top 75 comps into five distinctive tiers: S, A, B, C, and D. Here is the mega table for all comps ranked from best to worst. Let’s dive deep into the details.

S-Tier

This tier contains the most formidable and widely utilized meta compositions. Worldwide famous and loved by most of the TFT community.

Anima Squad

A TFT team comp centered around the Divine trait, featuring Soraka as a key unit. The squad aims to stack Divine bonus, heal, and survive fights through backline damage and shielding, making it a strong choice for late-game play.

Recon Threat

It is focused on Ashe and Vayne as key units, with Ezreal and Kaisa providing added damage. The aim is to stack bonus attack speed and critical strike chance for high damage output, and it is often used in mid to late games. 

Supers

Supers contain three major champions, including Gangplank, Lisin, and Malphite. When all 3 are on board, they grant bonus damage and extra damage for every 3-star Unity. Gangplank reduces healing, Lisin shields and deals damage, and Malphite gives armor. Try comps with max 3-star units at level 6.

Ox Force Renegade

Increases Attack Speed based on missing health. Invulnerable for 1.5s when first dying in combat. Deals bonus damage and also the last unit standing deals more than previous ones.

Mecha: PRIME Supers

It is used to designate a PRIME Mecha unit. This unit combines with the two closest Mecha units at the start of combat, acquiring a portion of their base Health and Attack Damage.  Additionally, Supers strike a pose at the start of combat, granting allies a 30% bonus damage with the possibility of increasing the bonus damage by 5% for every three-star unit on the team.

ADMIN Spellslinger

It has a configurable cause and effect, with increased outputs at higher tiers, with a unique attack mechanism. It replaces its next attack with a magic orb that deals damage based on its Ability Power, which increases at higher tiers.

Aegis Supers

It provides a shield to the wearer and allies nearby. The goal of this composition is to have a strong front line with high resistance and to control the battlefield with crowd control abilities. The suggested champions for this composition include Gangplank, Ezreal,  Alistar, and Leesin.

Recon Supers

The composition is known for its high mobility and versatility, as well as its ability to quickly reposition units during fights to gain an advantage. Key units in the composition include Gangplank, Ezreal, Malphite, and Sona. The composition is often used in the late game when players have strong items and powerful units available to them.

ADMIN Renegade

It shifts and adapts with each player’s game strategy in Admin TFT, amplifying output to soaring heights at tier 6. Meanwhile, Renegade TFT wreaks havoc with bonus damage, the last Renegade standing delivering a devastating blow at tier 6 with a 60% damage boost.

Brawler Recon

The Brawler TFT trait is characterized by its units gaining increased maximum health. They gain a boost to their maximum health when there are more Brawlers on the field. The maximum health boost reaches an impressive rate of 89% when the full set of 8 Brawlers is reached.

The Recon TFT trait grants its units an extended attack range and a heightened Critical Strike Chance. With the innate ability to dash to safety when there is a nearby enemy, Recon units become a formidable force on the battlefield. 

Defender

The Defender TFT composition is a build that focuses on having a strong front line. The goal is to use Defender units to absorb enemy damage, protecting the back line that consists of carries and mages. The Defender class has a unique passive, “Block,” which reduces damage taken by the unit and can be activated when the unit’s health falls below a certain threshold. 

In addition, the Defender class has a high base health pool and can provide additional armor and magic resistance through items. The composition leverages this strength to survive longer in fights, allowing the backline units to deal more damage and win battles. Players looking to play a more defensive style can consider the Defender TFT composition as a strong option.

Star Guardian Supers

One of the most prominent TFT meta comps that focuses on providing a strong late-game power spike with the Star Guardians’ ultimate abilities and the Super class’ additional effects and bonuses. The composition aims to utilize the Star Guardian’s burst damage and crowd control abilities in combination with the Super class’ tackiness and sustainability, providing a balanced and effective team. 

This build is especially strong in the late game as Star Guardians level up and their ultimate abilities become available. It is recommended to prioritize Star Guardian units and items that enhance their abilities, as well as ensure a strong front line with Super tanks. The Star Guardian-Supers composition can be a strong choice for players looking for a balanced and effective late-game build.

Anima Squad Supers

The Anima Squad trait in TFT is characterized by its champions pausing to celebrate upon killing an enemy, resulting in a build-up of team fame. This translates into a significant increase in the champions’ Attack Damage and Ability Power, as well as an additional 4 points of maximum Health per unit of shared fame. The strength of the Anima Squad is directly proportional to the fame accumulated.

The Supers TFT trait imbues its units with a powerful combat advantage as they strike a pose at the beginning of battles, granting a 30% bonus damage to allies. This bonus is increased by 5% for every three-star unit present on the team, making Supers a formidable force to be reckoned with.

Heart Supers

This composition aims to have a high amount of health, making it difficult for the opponent to take out the players’ units. The Heart-Supers comp is usually paired with healing and defensive champions, such as Soraka, Janna, and Nami, to keep the team’s units alive. 

Additionally, the comp may also include a carry champion, such as Vayne or Ashe, to deal significant damage to the enemy’s units. To fully utilize this comp, it’s important to level up the Heart trait to at least 3-4 to gain increased maximum health and healing for the team’s units.

Mecha: PRIME Defender

The PRIME selector designates a PRIME unit. At combat start, the PRIME fuses with the two nearest Mecha units, gaining a portion of their base Health and Attack Damage. Defenders taunt nearby enemies at combat start, providing bonus Armor to all allies and increased Armor for themselves.

Mascot Supers

The Supers TFT allows for allies to receive a 30% bonus damage at the start of combat. This bonus damage is increased by 5% for every three-star unit present on the team. Meanwhile, Mascots TFT has a unique mechanic where when a Mascot dies, it retreats to the sidelines to cheer on its team. This results in allies regenerating a percentage of their maximum health every 3 seconds, with the amount increasing for each cheering Mascot. The amount regained ranges from 1.5% health for 2 Mascots to 7% health for 8 Mascots.

Ace Supers

The Ace Supers feature champions with high damage output. At the start of combat, the Supers take a pose, granting their allies a 30% bonus damage. The bonus damage increases by 5% for each three-star unit on the team. This composition aims to create a powerful early-game presence through its significant damage output, allowing players to quickly eliminate opponents and secure victories.

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A-Tier

Although not as powerful as the S-Tier meta comps, they are still highly used and versatile in many circumstances.

Aegis Hacker Renegade

It is a TFT comp using hackers, assassins, and a vanguard champion, with assassins being the main carry using the “Renegade” item for added spell power and attack speed. Vanguard protects, hackers, and provides crowd control. Level up assassins, acquire “Renegade” and aim for at least one “Aegis” item to shield the whole team. Good unit placement and item choices are essential.

Civilian Supers

A fast-paced comp built around utilizing units with the “Civilian” tag and several powerful champions, known as “supers.” Players should aim to level up quickly and prioritize acquiring the “Civilian” bonus, which grants a temporary attack speed boost. 

The “supers” in the composition are strong champions that deal massive damage and provide crowd control. It’s recommended to have a mix of both mages and marksmen as “supers.” The key to success with this comp is good positioning, quick decision-making, and smart item choices. 

Sureshot Supers

The backbone of this composition is the marksmen, who are equipped with “Sureshot” items to increase their critical hit damage. Additionally, players should aim to have several assassins on the board, as they provide additional damage and the ability to quickly eliminate enemy units.

It is a high-risk, high-reward strategy that requires quick thinking and expert execution. With the right unit composition and item choices, this comp can quickly eliminate enemy teams and secure a victory.

Anima Squad Civilian

It uses beasts for defense and crowd control, assassins for primary damage, and civilians for “Civilian” bonuses for increased attack speed. Focus on leveling up assassins and acquiring “Anima” items. Good unit placement and decision-making are essential for maximum damage output.

Civilian Threat

Civilian units gain bonus attack speed and critical strike chance when the enemy team has a higher combined star level than your own. The Threat synergy adds additional attack damage, making Civilian units hit even harder. 

This comp is a high-risk, high-reward comp that can be very effective if the stars align in your favor but can also fall flat if your stars are too low. 

Mecha: PRIME Threat

It is a powerful comp that leverages the power of robotic units and several key champions known as “Prime Threats“. The Mecha units provide the front-line defense and crowd control, while the “Prime Threats” serve as the primary damage dealers. To maximize the effectiveness of this comp, players should focus on acquiring the necessary “Mecha” items and leveling up their “Prime Threats” as quickly as possible.

Good unit placement and decision-making are crucial to the success of this composition, as Mecha units are vulnerable to enemy crowd control and must be protected to ensure maximum damage output from the “Prime Threats.” Additionally, players should aim to have a mix of both mages and marksmen as “Prime Threats” to provide a balance of damage output and crowd control.

Civilian Prankster

It is a composition in TFT that contains the strengths of civilians, assassins, and a key champion known as a “Prankster.” The civilians provide a temporary bonus to the attack speed of all units, while the assassins serve as the primary damage dealers. The “Prankster” is a crucial component of this composition, as their ability to inflict random crowd control effects on enemy units can quickly turn the tide of a battle.

Aegis Renegade

This composition revolves around the use of the Aegis item to provide a shield to the champions and protect them from taking damage. The Renegade champions in this composition have unique abilities that can disrupt the enemy team, making it easier for the player’s champions to win fights. It is strong in the early game but can struggle in the late game as the enemy team’s champions become stronger.

Anima Squad Prankster

A composition that utilizes beasts for defense and crowd control, assassins as primary damage dealers, and a “Prankster” champion for random crowd control effects. To maximize effectiveness, players should prioritize acquiring “Anima” items and leveling up assassins while also being mindful of proper unit placement and decision-making to avoid enemy crowd control. This comp has the potential for quick elimination of enemy teams with the right strategy and execution.

Renegade Supers

The Renegade class focuses on temporarily disabling enemy units, making them vulnerable to attacks from your own team. The Supers class, on the other hand, focuses on having high amounts of damage output and crowd control abilities. When combined, this comp can put significant pressure on enemy teams, making it a strong pick in various TFT matches. It is advised to have at least one unit of each class in the composition to trigger the class bonuses and synergies.

Aegis Prankster Renegade

This comp focuses on crowd control, protection, and burst damage. The units with the Aegis class will provide a shield to protect allies and disrupt enemy teams, while Prankster units bring randomness and chaos to the battlefield with their unique abilities that can cause confusion and put enemies in disadvantageous positions. 

The Renegade class offers strong burst damage, allowing the player to quickly eliminate targets and secure objectives. To maximize the effectiveness of this comp, it is recommended to build around Jinx as the primary carrier, which provides both offensive and defensive capabilities.

Duelist Recon Supers

This composition focuses on the synergy between Duelists, Recon, and Supers. The Duelists bring in damage and mobility, the Recon provides additional range and damage reduction, and the Supers provide a bonus damage effect to allies at the start of combat. The composition is designed to create a well-rounded and versatile team that can effectively deal with damage while being able to survive against enemy units.

Mascot Ox Force

In this composition, Mascots act as the main source of healing for the team, and Oxforce units bring additional damage and control to the team.

The Oxforce units bring in a lot of damage and control to the team. Their passive ability allows them to deal bonus damage to enemies who are stunned or rooted, and their active ability allows them to stun a group of enemies for a short duration.

This composition is strong against comps with low mobility and comps that rely on their backline for damage. It also has strong healing capabilities, making it resilient against burst damage.

Anima Squad Defender

The Anima Squad Defender champions gain Attack Damage and Ability Power, along with additional maximum Health, as the shared fame of the team increases. The Defender champions, on the other hand, have an innate ability that taunts nearby enemies shortly after the start of combat, granting all allies bonus Armor. 

The more Defenders on the team, the greater the bonus Armor. By combining the strengths of both traits, this composition aims to create a well-rounded and sturdy team with a high potential for damage output.

B-Tier

These comps are considered good options, but they may offer weaker effects or have conditional specifications for optimal performance.

Threat Recon

This tft meta comp involves utilizing units with the “Threat” trait and the “Recon” trait. The “Threat” units are typically tanks or bruisers that are meant to initiate fights and draw enemy fire. The “Recon” trait involves units that can gain bonus movement speed for a short duration, making them difficult to catch. This composition focuses on using the tanks to engage in fights and the recon units to quickly pick off enemy units. 

Mecha: PRIME Aegis

Mecha Champions gain bonus armor and magic resistance as well as increased attack speed with two Mecha units, and even more so with four. Meanwhile, the Aegis synergy grants all allies a shield after surviving combat for five seconds, providing a strong protective barrier against enemy damage. 

This composition’s strong survivability, combined with the burst damage potential of Mecha units, makes it a versatile and formidable lineup in the right hands.

Ox Force Sureshot

The “Oxforce” trait is centered around beefy units with high health and attack speed, while the “Sureshot” trait gives a bonus to ranged units, giving them increased critical hit damage and attack speed. This composition is often played in the mid to late game, as the “Oxforce” units can absorb a lot of damage while the “Sureshot” units can deal significant damage from range.

Star Guardian Recon

This composition revolves around having a strong core of Starguardian units with the ability to protect their allies through the “Starguardian” trait, which provides allies with a shield and healing. The “Recon” trait is then added to the mix, increasing the critical strike damage of all allies. 

It aims to have a balanced mix of both damage dealers and supportive units, with the main objective being to have a strong front line that can sustain itself through healing and shielding while dealing significant damage to the enemy team.

Heart Civilian

This composition is built around the Heart origin, which increases the maximum health of all allies. Additionally, the presence of Civilians on the team increases the maximum health of Heart champions. This composition can be tough to beat due to the high health pool of its units. 

The Heart & Civilian composition is best used in the later stages of the game when players have more gold to spend and the board is more developed. To maximize the effectiveness of this composition, players should aim to have at least three Heart champions and at least one Civilian champion on their team.

Mascot Civilian

The Mascot-Civilian TFT composition uses Mascot and Civilian units to gain an advantage in battle. Mascots provide consistent healing, while Civilians bring extra items and synergies. The build also leverages Defenders for a strong front line. This composition can be a good option for players seeking a strategic advantage with consistent healing and a strong front line.

Hacker

This build aims to disable the enemy team’s abilities and items by using Hacker units, allowing the player to gain an advantage in battles. In addition, the build utilizes the strength of units from other classes, such as Duelists and Blasters, to provide a strong front line and deal significant damage. The build also incorporates support units to enhance the overall effectiveness of the team. Overall, the Hacker TFT composition is a strong option for players looking to gain a strategic advantage by disabling their enemies’ abilities and items.

Hacker Prankster Supers

The composition aims to disrupt the enemy team’s strategy by using the Hacker’s ability to disrupt enemy items, and the Prankster’s ability to randomly stun enemies and dodge enemy attacks. Additionally, the Supers provide a strong offensive presence, striking a pose at the start of combat to grant allies 30% bonus damage. The bonus damage is increased by 5% for every three-star unit on the team. This composition can be effective for players looking to create chaos on the battlefield and outmaneuver their opponents with a combination of strategic disruption and raw power.

Ox Force Renegade Supers

The Oxforce-Renegade-Supers TFT composition leverages the strength of the Oxforce, Renegade, and Supers classes to gain an advantage in battles. Oxforce units bring a strong front line and heavy damage, while Renegade units provide mobility and burst damage. 

Supers provide an added bonus of 30% bonus damage at the start of combat, with a 5% increase for every three-star unit on the team. The composition aims to use the strengths of each class to create a well-rounded team with a strong front line, mobility, burst damage, and a consistent source of bonus damage.

Aegis Hacker

The composition relies on the durability and damage reduction provided by Aegis units, as well as the crowd control and damage output of Hacker units. The build also leverages the synergies between the two classes, with Aegis units providing increased defensive capabilities for Hacker units and Hacker units dealing increased damage to debuffed enemies.

Supers Threat

It is a powerful TFT meta comp that leverages the strengths of the Super class and the Threat class. The Supers class is known for its strong ability to deal damage, while the Threat class enhances this damage through increased attack speed and critical strike chance. The combination of these two classes creates a formidable force in battles. In addition, the Threat class units are also capable of reducing the enemy’s resistance, making them even more vulnerable to the powerful attacks of the Superclass. 

Brawler Spellslinger

It focuses on utilizing the strengths of Brawler units and Spellslinger units to gain an advantage in battles. Brawlers are known for their strong front-line defense, while Spellslingers bring in consistent magic damage to the team. This build combines both aspects, providing a strong tank in the front while dealing consistent damage from the backline. 

The Spellslingers also have a synergy that grants Brawlers bonus spell power, making them even more effective in battles. To further enhance the strength of the build, players should aim to include items that increase the health and spell power of their Brawlers and Spellslingers.

ADMIN Hacker Renegade

This composition combines the strengths of the Admin, Hacker, and Renegade classes to achieve a unique playstyle in battles. Admins provide an aura that gives allies bonus spell power, while Hackers have the ability to disable enemy items and steal gold. 

Renegades are versatile units that can increase critical strike chance and attack speed for allies. This build aims to disable enemy items, increase critical strike chance, and use bonus spell power to gain an advantage in battles.

Mascot Aegis Supers

Mascots retreat to the sidelines to cheer on their team, and allies regenerate a percentage of their maximum health every 3 seconds, with an increase of 1% for each cheering Mascot. Mascots regenerate double this amount. 

The Aegis units provide a shield to the entire team, absorbing damage from the first instance of damage from any enemy source. Super units bring in extra strength to the composition with their unique abilities and high stats. 

Defender Supers

It is a strong option for players looking to control the flow of the game and deal significant damage while taking less damage themselves. Additionally, the build leverages the strength of the Superclass, which includes powerful abilities and high damage potential, making this composition a formidable force on the battlefield.

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C-Tier

Considerably weaker and are typically associated with less effective champions. They require some specific setups for optimal performance.

Anima Squad Recon

It gains bonus attack damage and ability power based on the amount of shared fame that all the champions have accumulated. The more fame they have, the greater their bonus damage and power becomes, with maximum bonuses of 99% attack damage and 99 ability power. 

The “Recon” units in this comp also possess an innate ability that allows them to gain increased attack range, as well as a dash to safety and bonus critical strike chance before casting a spell. The critical strike chance increases with level, with a maximum bonus of 60%. Additionally, recon spells can also critically strike.

Recon Duelists

It leverages the critical strike damage bonus from the Recon trait and the dodge chance from the Duelist class. The composition is focused on hyper-carry units like Jinx and Alistar and is supported by other Recon and Duelist units to maximize damage output and survivability. The goal is to swiftly eliminate enemies while avoiding damage through dodging.

Ox Force Hacker Renegade

This composition in TFT relies on the strengths of three origins: Oxforce, Hacker, and Renegade. Oxforce units are known for their tackiness, while Hacker units excel in the ability to deal consistent damage. Renegade units are assassins that can quickly take down high-value targets. 

With the combination of these three origins, the “Oxforce-Hacker-Renegade” composition is able to disrupt enemy lines and deal massive damage, making it a strong and versatile comp that can adapt to various scenarios in TFT.

Sureshot Aegis

Sureshot units have a chance to fire extra shots on their attacks and deal extra damage, making them strong damage dealers. Additionally, the Aegis class provides a strong front line and protects allies from damage, making them ideal tanks. 

This combination creates a team that has a strong front line, can take a lot of damage, and can dish out significant damage in return. The composition also includes units with the Renegade synergy, which grants an extra turn after scoring a critical hit, allowing for a lot of back-to-back damage. 

Brawler Sureshot

This composition aims to leverage the strengths of both classes to control the battlefield and deal consistent damage to opponents. The Sureshots also bring the Sniper synergy, which increases the damage of all ranged units. 

Additionally, the Brawlers bring the Brawler synergy, which increases the health and damage of all Brawler units. The Brawler-Sureshot TFT composition can be a strong choice for players who want to focus on a balanced combination of front-line strength and back-line damage.

Mascot Civilian Supers

The Mascot trait grants bonus health, attack speed, and spell power to allied units with the trait, while Civilian units grant bonus critical strike chances to all allies. Supers grant bonus damage to all allies but also grant bonus damage taken. This composition excels in early and mid-game but can be vulnerable in the late game without enough damage mitigation items.

Ox Force Sureshot Renegade

Oxforce is a 6-cost tank champion that excels in providing high defense and crowd control. Sureshot is a 5-cost marksman champion that boasts high damage and has the unique ability to crit on all units in a cone. Renegade is a 4-cost assassin champion that deals significant damage and provides the team with increased attack speed. This composition requires the player to have a strong understanding of the game’s mechanics, as well as proper unit placement and itemization.

Laser Corps

Laser Corp is a game mechanic with seven champions and a trade bonus that activates a drone for magic damage. Each champion has a unique ability, including bonus attack damage, max HP and attack damage based on max HP, tornadoes for magic damage and knock-up, the laser beam for physical damage, and granite explosion for magic damage.

Ox Force

It is strongest when maxed with all 8 champions and has scaling attack speed based on HP. Talon is a 1-cost assassin, Annie is a 2-cost ranged champion, Fiora is a 2-cost melee champion, Alistar is a 3-cost melee champion, Viego is a 3-cost melee champion, and Samira is a 5-cost ranged champion. 

Civilian Hacker Prankster

This comp offers a strong mix of damage, crowd control, and debuffs, making it a viable strategy for TFT matches. With careful consideration of unit composition, item choices, and execution, players can dominate the battlefield and achieve victory.

Duelist Hacker Supers

The composition is known for its high damage potential and control. It revolves around building a team that can consistently put out high damage, while also controlling the battlefield with crowd control abilities. The key to success with this composition is to get a strong start and get key items on the right champions.

Mascot Hacker

The Mascot trait provides a health boost and crowd control to units while the Hacker trait provides crowd control and increased spell power. This composition is known for its ability to disrupt the enemy team with powerful crowd control spells and survivability through the Mascot trait. The core units for this composition are Jinx and Annie, who bring strong crowd control and burst damage, respectively.

ADMIN Civilian

Admins are known for their leadership and support abilities, while Civilians are valued for their flexibility and ability to adapt to changing situations. The combination of these two classes provides a well-rounded team that can adapt to various game situations. 

Heart Spellslinger

The Heart-origin champions increase the maximum health of allies, and the Spellslinger-origin champions deal magic damage and can trigger on-hit effects. This composition is a flexible and well-rounded option that can work well against a variety of other comps. 

The Heart-Spellslinger comp is a strong choice for players looking to balance damage output and survivability, and it can be effective in the late game with high-level items.

Spellslinger Supers

This comp focuses on the “Spellslinger” and “Super” classes and aims to utilize their abilities to deal significant damage to opponents. The Spellslinger class is known for its ability to deal long-range magic damage to multiple targets, making them powerful units to have in a comp. 

The Super class, on the other hand, boasts a range of abilities that allow them to deal extra damage or increase their own stats, making them valuable tanks in battles. 

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D-Tier

It contains the worst ones in the TFT Meta Comps Tier List. They are not recommended, as they have weaker traits and present a high level of risk if chosen. 

ADMIN Ox Force

It is a combination of the admin and ox-force classes considered as low-grade tft meta comps. Admins bring a powerful buff to the team, granting increased damage and critical strike chance. Ox-Forces are a durable frontline unit, capable of taking a lot of damage and protecting the rest of the team. 

It offers a strong combination of damage buffing and durability, making it a solid option for TFT players. With careful consideration of unit composition, item choices, and strategy execution, players can dominate the battlefield and secure their victory.

Recon Renegade

A combination of the Recon and Renegade classes. Recon units are known for their fast attack speed and mobility, allowing them to quickly dash in and out of combat. Renegades offer a critical hit chance buff to the entire team, allowing for high damage output.

It is a fast-paced, high-damage comp that offers flexibility and versatility on the battlefield. With careful consideration of unit composition, item choices, and strategy execution, players can leverage this comp to take down their opponents and secure their victory.

Gadgeteen Aegis

It features Gadgeteen champions and at least one champion with the Aegis trait. Gadgeteen champions gain increased Ability Power and maximum health. The more Gadgeteen champions you have on your team, the greater the bonus they receive. When an Aegis champion takes fatal damage, they instead gain a shield that lasts for a few seconds and prevents them from dying. This allows the Gadgeteen-Aegis comp to have a formidable defense, making it a strong option for players looking to climb the ranks.

Spellslinger Hacker

This TFT composition is built around the synergy between the spellslinger, brawler, and cybernetics classes. The spellslingers provide strong ranged damage, while the brawlers offer crowd control and tankiness. The cybernetics provide bonuses to the team, including extra health and attack speed.

To succeed with this comp, players should aim to level up their brawlers and cybernetics, as well as acquire the appropriate items for their spellslingers. Proper unit placement is also crucial, as the brawlers must be positioned in the front line to protect the backline spellslingers.

Ace Aegis

This composition focuses on building a strong front line with high armor and magic resistance, along with building a large economy. Champions in this composition gain bonus armor and magic resistance. At 3 units, the bonus is 20 armor and magic resistance. At 6 units, the bonus is 40 armor and magic resistance. 

The ACE (Adept, Citizen, Elite) trait gives champions bonus critical damage, while the Aegis trait protects allies from one instance of damage. This composition excels in late-game situations, where the bonus armor and magic resistance from the Ace Aegis combination can provide a solid defense.

Defender Heart

The Defender Heart comp in TFT focuses on stacking defensive champions with high health and armor. When a Defender Heart champion dies, they grant bonus armor to all allies. The goal of this comp is to survive as long as possible while slowly building up bonuses, and making it difficult for the enemy to kill your champions. 

Underground Recon

It consists of champions that gain bonus Critical Strike Chance and Attack Speed, and also have increased attack range. When a Recon champion kills an enemy unit, they “dash to safety” before casting their next spell. With 7 “Recon” champions on the team, they will gain a maximum of 60% Critical Strike Chance. 

Additionally, the “Underground” trait provides the team with invisibility for a short period after Recall. The recommended item build for champions in this composition includes items that enhance their Critical Strike and Attack Speed abilities.

Underground Aegis

The Underground Aegis team composition in TFT focuses on stacking the defender and aegis traits. With each defender on the team, the player gains bonus armor, which increases the overall durability of the team. With multiple aegis units on the team, players also gain bonus damage reduction for a set number of seconds when they take damage from enemy attacks. This composition seeks to create a strong defensive front to withstand enemy attacks, while also having the ability to dish out significant damage in return.

Spellslinger Aegis

The Spellslinger class brings high magic damage and a focus on mobility, while the Aegis class provides tackiness and crowd control. By combining these two classes, the build creates a potent offensive and defensive force, capable of dealing high damage while also being difficult to take down. 

The composition leverages the high damage potential of the Spellslinger class, which can be further enhanced by items such as Rabadon’s Deathcap and Morellonomicon. Additionally, the Aegis class provides much-needed durability and protection, allowing the team to absorb enemy damage and control the battlefield.

ADMIN Duelist

Admins bring in a synergy that gives allies a shield equal to 50% of their maximum health for 5 seconds whenever an enemy casts a spell. Duelists, on the other hand, provide a significant damage boost to the team as they increase their critical strike damage by 75%. 

With a strong front line of Defender units, the Admin-Duelist composition can effectively protect its backline while dishing out significant amounts of damage. 

Duelist Hacker Recon

The Duelist class specializes in taking down enemy units quickly with their high attack speed and critical strike chance, while the Hacker class focuses on reducing the opponent’s economy, making it harder for them to purchase high-cost units. The Recon class provides additional attack speed and critical strike chance, making it easier for the Duelist units to take down their enemies. 

This build aims to have a strong front line with the Defender units and consistent damage output with the Duelist units, making it a strong option for players who prioritize offense in their gameplay. Additionally, the build utilizes the versatility of the Hacker class to disrupt the opponent’s economy and give the player a strategic advantage in the game.

Aegis Ox Force Renegade

The Aegis class provides tackiness and protection, with a shield that protects allies from damage for a short period of time. The Oxforce class brings in heavy-hitting units that can deal significant damage to enemy teams. 

The Renegade class provides mobility and versatility, allowing allies to dodge enemy abilities and quickly reposition in battles. The composition aims to provide a strong front line with the Aegis class, heavy damage from the Oxforce class, and the mobility and versatility from the Renegade class. 

Underground Brawler

This composition aims to provide a strong front line with high-health Brawlers, backed up by the strength of the Underground trait. Allies with the Underground trait receive bonus attack speed after a takedown and their abilities are empowered. 

Additionally, this build aims to make use of the Brawler class item, which grants an extra burst of damage and reduces incoming damage. The Underground Brawler TFT composition can be a strong option for players looking to gain a strategic advantage in battles through high health, a strong front line, and empowered abilities.

Gadgeteen Renegade

Gadgeteen units have the ability to deploy a gadget that creates a powerful shockwave, dealing damage to all enemies within range. Meanwhile, Renegade units temporarily increase their attack speed and critical strike damage after killing an enemy unit. 

The build aims to utilize these strengths to deal significant damage to the enemy team, while also having the flexibility to adapt to different situations.

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How To Get More From TFT Meta Comps Tier List?

To optimize your experience with this guide, it is crucial to comprehend the notion of comps ranking in the TFT Meta Comps tier list. The evaluation of each comp is based on multiple factors, including Champions involved, Average Place in the Game, Play Rate in the Top 4, and Win Percentage. These metrics are determined based on the comps in-game performance.

Additionally, the champion’s personal abilities and special moves significantly impact the overall ranking of a comp composed of those champions. A champion with a combination of potent abilities, special moves, and inherent skills makes a comp more formidable adversary as compared to others.

It is recommended to thoroughly review each comp’s attributes and take note of the crucial information. You should also take note of the champions involved and their personal traits like the Augments mentioned in the Augment Tier List. This will help you understand which Comp is best for you in a typical gaming scenario. Ultimately it is up to you how better you pick and use these comps throughout the TFT game.

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