Teamfight Tactics: Best TFT Team Comps (Patch 10.24)

Best TFT Comps for Patch 10.24

• S-tier: 9 Cultists = 9 Cultists
• S-tier: 6 Dusk = 6 Emperor, 4 Keeper
• S-tier: Warlord Katarina= 6 Warlord, 3 Fortune
• A-tier: Vanguard Mystic Ahri = 4 Spirit/Mystic
• A-tier: Hunters and Friends = 3 Adept/Hunter/Divine
• A-tier: 4 Enlightened = 4 Mystic/Enlightened
• A-tier: Bubble Trouble = 4 Enlightened, 3 Adept/Mage
• A-tier: Moonlight Diana = 6 Assassin, 3 Moonlight
• A-tier: 6 Elderwood Mage = 6 Elderwood, 3 Mage
• A-tier: Vayne Mechanics =  4 Dusk/Sharpshooter
• A-tier: Zed and Friends = 4 Ninja, 2 Adept/Assassin
• A-tier: Moonlight Lissandra = 3 Moonlight/Adept
• A-tier: Raikou = 6 Divine, 3 Adept
• A-tier: 6 Duelists = 6 Duelist, 2 Exile/Divine/Adept
• B-tier: Ninja Assassins = 4 Ninja/Assassin
• B-tier: Shade Spirit Bomb = 4 Spirit/4 Shade
• B-tier: Brawler Ashe = 6 Brawler, 2 Divine/Hunter
• B-tier: 6 Sharpshooters = 6 Sharpshooter, 3 Keeper/Warlord

My name is Alan and I’ve peaked Challenger in multiple TFT sets and I constantly work with top Challenger players like Ace of Spades and Salvvy to analyze the meta. 

Patch 10.24 is a big one. The champion changes aren’t too crazy, but the system changes are sure to change how the game is played.

Rolling at level 7 was nerfed extremely hard, so games may be decided earlier if you high roll. The meta could also go to a fast 8 type meta.

NOTE: These team comps will be accurate when we publish at the beginning of the patch but are constantly updated by our experts. If you visit in between patch releases, there may be a slight lag time for when the blog is updated to match it so be sure to check our official website’s TFT team comp page for the most up-to-date info.

9 Cultists: S-tier

Cultists received a small nerf in 10.24, but we still expect them to be a strong comp. They have a strong team throughout the game and can punish early game players who low roll.

Team comp description:

This comp looks to hit 9 Cultists in order to deal lots of damage with Galio. The cultists units themselves provide a lot to the team, and there is lots of flexibility in terms of supporting units to run before hitting 9 Cultists.

[How to play 9 Cultists]

When to make:

Go for this comp if you have a Chosen Cultist and good items for Jhin.

6 Dusk: S-tier

6 Dusk falls into a similar boat as 9 Cultists. The early game is still strong, and the late game is very strong if you have a Dusk spatula on a unit like Jhin or Kayn.

Team comp description:

This comp utilizes a Chosen Dusk to hit 6 Dusk in order to beef up Riven as the main carry. Jhin is also a good secondary carry who can utilize Dusk Spatula very well.

[How to play 6 Dusk]

When to make:

Go for this comp if you find an early Chosen Dusk, find good Riven items, or find an early Riven.

Warlord Katarina: S-tier

This may be a surprise, but we believe Warlord comps to be very strong going into the next patch. Other comps have been nerfed, and the early and mid game can be very strong if you hit your units early.

Team comp description:

This comp utilizes a Warlord Chosen unit to hit 6 Warlord. The comp centers around Katarina as the main carry of the comp with Nidalee help deal early game damage.

[How to play Warlord Katarina]

When to make:

Make if you find an early Chosen Warlord or find good Katarina items.

Vanguard Mystic Ahri: A-tier

Ahri comps haven’t changed much. The comp is still a fairly consistent comp, but it may be hard to force with the reduced odds of finding 4 Cost units.

Team comp description:

This comp utilizes a Chosen Mystic or Chosen Vanguard unit in order to hit 4 Vanguard 4 Mystic. This comp looks to stall long enough for Ahri to one shot enemies with her ability.

[How to play Vanguard Mystic Ahri]

When to make:

Go for this comp if you have good Ahri items, mainly Jeweled Gauntlet, and find a Chosen Vanguard or a Chosen Mystic.

Hunters and Friends: A-tier

Ashe is still a consistent carry and we don’t expect this comp to move too much. Kindred is a strong mid game carry to transition into Ashe, so don’t be afraid to upgrade Kindred to hold you over until level 8.

Team comp description:

This comp looks to combine Adept with Hunters to deal a mixed source of damage with units like Morgana and Ashe. Talon can also be run over Ashe and transitioned into a traditional 4 Enlightened comp.

[How to play Hunters and Friends]

When to make:

Go for this comp if you find a good Chosen like Adept or Hunter. Also, go for this comp if you are able to find Ashe alongside other 4 cost units like Morgana or Warwick.

4 Enlightened: A-tier

Talon was hit quite hard this patch, and he may not survive the meta changes. We will leave this comp in A tier for now, but the number of Talon players will definitely decrease.

Team comp description:

This comp revolves around the Enlightened units and the corresponding carries in Talon and Morgana.

[How to play 4 Enlightened]

When to make:

Go for this comp if you find an early Chosen Mystic Janna or have good Talon items.

Bubble Trouble: A-tier

Nami is getting a nerf in 10.24 which brings this comp down to A tier. It will likely still perform well, but it won’t be super easy to streak with an early Chosen Nami anymore.

Team comp description:

This comp uses a Chosen Mage Nami in order to spam her ability. With Luden’s, Nami will deal lots of splash damage to enemy units who are also CC’ed with Adept.

[How to play Bubble Trouble]

When to make:

Go for this comp if you find a Chosen Mage Nami.

Moonlight Diana: A-tier

Diana was slightly nerfed by this patch. The nerf to Talon also hurts this comp, bringing it down a tier.

Team comp description:

This comp uses a Chosen Moonlight to make Diana a hyper carry at 4 stars with Moonlight. You really want to have a Spatula in the late game in order to hit 6 Assassin, but you can have 4 and replace some Assassins with strong late-game units instead.

[How to play Moonlight Diana]

When to make:

Go for this comp if you find an early Chosen Diana and have decent items for her.

6 Elderwood Mage: A-tier

Veigar wasn’t really touched this patch, but he’s shown promise as a niche comp to play when you hit the right units and items.

Team comp description:

This comp looks to run 6 Elderwood in order to beef up Veigar as the main carry. The comp slow rolls at level 7 in order to 3 star as many units as possible.

[How to play 6 Elderwood]

When to make:

Go for this comp if you have good Veigar items.

Vayne Mechanics: A-tier

This comp is not very common, but finding a Chosen Dusk Vayne allows you to play this comp. It’s not the best comp out there, but can be very strong if you hit your units and items.

Team comp description:

This comp revolves around 3 starring Vayne as the main DPS carry. Buffing items are placed on Jinx in order to beef up the damage of your backline.

[How to play Vayne Mechanics]

When to make:

Go for this comp if you find a Chosen Dusk or Sharpshooter. A Chosen Vayne is ideal, but if you can hit 3 star Vayne without a Chosen Vayne, then you will be fine.

Zed and Friends: A-tier

Zed is making a comeback by running with 4 Ninjas instead of the old Spirit comp. His items can be hard to hit, but the comp can still be very strong if you hit a Chosen Zed early.

Team comp description:

This comp revolves around Zed and buffing him up with the Ninja trait. The rest of the units are solid units to create a good supporting cast of synergies.

[How to play Zed and Friends]

When to make:

Go for this comp if you find a Chosen Zed or have good items for Zed.

Moonlight Lissandra: A-tier

This comp is similar to the Vayne comp. It’s not very common, but if you hit the perfect Chosen Lissandra, you could get decent results with this comp.

Team comp description:

This comp uses a Chosen Moonlight Lissandra as the main carry of the comp. This comp is very similar to Moonlight Diana except the comp runs Adept and Dazzler over more Assassins.

[How to play Moonlight Lissandra]

When to make:

Only go for this comp if you find a Chosen Moonlight Lissandra. Having good items will help, but the Chosen is absolutely necessary.

Raikou: A-tier

This comp is essentially identical to Hunters and Friends except you run items on Warwick over Ashe. You mainly go for this comp if you find better Warwick items than Ashe items.

Team comp description:

This comp looks to make Warwick the main carry with 4 Divine and Hunter.

[How to play Raikou]

When to make:

Go for this comp if you find a Chosen Divine and have decent Warwick items.

6 Duelists: A-tier

Duelists are making a small comeback with the buffs, but we don’t expect this comp to break the meta or anything.

Team comp description:

This comp revolves around the 6 Duelist synergy to beef up carries like Yasuo who is ideally 3 starred.

[How to play 6 Duelists]

When to make:

Go for this comp if you find an early Chosen Duelist or find good items for the comp.

Ninja Assassins: A-tier

Akali hasn’t shown much promise as of late. Her items are extremely specific and holding onto extra Ninjas often aren’t worth the trouble for this comp.

Team comp description:

This comp combines Blue Buff and RFC to make Akali an extremely potent damage carry. Ninjas and Assassins will buff up her damage while units like Kayn and Yone provide great late game additions.

[How to play Ninja Assassins]

When to make:

Go for this comp if you look like you can make Blue Buff and RFC on Akali. Also, try to get a Chosen Akali or a Chosen Assassin at the least.

Shade Spirit Bomb: B-tier

As mentioned previously, the old Zed comp with Spirit has lost favor as players usually run 4 Ninja and/or Adept now.

Team comp description:

This comp slow rolls at level 7 in order to find Zed 3. By combining him with 4 Spirit, he gains a ton of attack speed and steals lots of attack damage.

[How to play Shade Spirit Bomb]

When to make:

Go for this comp if you have good Zed items or find a Chosen Zed. Chosen is not required, but it will help.

Brawler Ashe: B-tier

Ashe is still a good carry, but the old Brawler Ashe comp hasn’t seen much success as of late. Brawlers in general are in a bit of an awkward spot, so if you want to play Ashe go Hunters and Friends over this comp.

Team comp description:

This comp uses a tanky frontline of Brawlers with Ashe as the main carry. With a Chosen Elderwood and an Elderwood Spatula, you can hit 6 Brawler and 6 Elderwood at level 8.

[How to play Brawler Ashe]

When to make:

Go for this comp if you find a lot of early Brawlers and have good items for Ashe. Prioritize Quicksilver and Giant Slayer for her while slapping extra defensive items on Nunu.

6 Sharpshooters: B-tier

Jinx got her ability reworked, but we don’t expect the changes to make the comp better. We could be wrong, but we think the changes bring the comp down rather than up.

Team comp description:

This comp revolves around Sharpshooters and Jinx as the main carry. It uses a Chosen Sharpshooter in order to hit 6 Sharpshooters to deal lots of ricochet damage.

[How to play 6 Sharpshooters]

When to make:

Go for this comp if you find lots of early Sharpshooters and have good items for Jinx.

Methodology

We evaluate compositions based on 3 key factors:

• Consistency: How well does this comp perform from game to game and how reliably can you build towards it given a reasonable start?
• Overall strength: If you do successfully complete the comp, how does it match up against other comps, especially those most prevalent in the meta?
• Flexibility: Can you make tweaks and adjustments to the comp while events unfold differently in game? These events include item luck, roll luck, and enemy units.

The combination of these three factors allows us to define team compositions as S, A, or B. The ones that have all three will lean toward S, those that are pretty good but may be lacking in some areas will lean towards B.

More TFT Resources

If you’re new to Set 4, be sure to check out our guides on the new champions and the new synergies.

Be sure to bookmark our site where we have the most updated information for our TFT champion tier list and all TFT items recommended for all champions. We also have a TFT Items tier list here, similar to this article.

That’s it for now! We’ll be making more team comp recommendations every week and for future patches. Let us know in the comments if we missed anything and good luck in your TFT matches!