Best TFT Champions in Patch 10.11

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This is the Best TFT Champions 10.11 tier list with a short summary of each champion, for Patch 10.11, which we have prepared thinking mostly about players that haven’t yet fully familiarized themselves with set 3 and those that would appreciate extra insight on each of the TFT champions.

EARLY GAME TFT TIER LIST 10.11

🥇 Gods (S-Tier): Graves, Lucian, Mordekaiser, Kaisa, Blitzcrank, Poppy, Darius, Jayce, Ziggs, Twisted Fate, Kha’Zix

🥈 Strong (A-Tier): Neeko, Shaco, Rumble, Vi, Annie, Lux, Fiora, Yasuo, Rakan, Master Yi, Syndra, Kassadin, Shen, Sona, Xayah, Caitlyn

🥉 Just Okay (B-Tier): Karma, Malphite, Leona, Jarvan IV, Ezreal, Ashe, Xin Zhao

MID GAME TFT TIER LIST 10.11

🥇 Gods (S-Tier): Fizz, Vel’Koz, Cho’Gath, Jhin, Irelia, Kayle, Kaisa, Wukong, Jayce, Darius, Jinx, Kassadin

🥈 Strong (A-Tier): Soraka, Xin Zhao, Rakan, Mordekaiser, Sona, Shen, Annie, Rumble, Blitzcrank, Ashe, Vi, Syndra, Master Yi, Neeko, Shaco

🥉 Just Okay (B-Tier): Shen, Yasuo, Ahri, Lux, Karma, Ezreal, Sona

LATE GAME TFT TIER LIST 10.11

🥇 Gods (S-Tier): Vel’Koz, Kayle, Irelia, Miss Fortune, Jhin, Gangplank, Xerath, Jinx

🥈 Strong (A-Tier): Lulu, Aurelion Sol, Thresh, Rumble, Master Yi, Syndra, Neeko, Kassadin, Jayce, Shaco, Ekko

🥉 Just Okay (B-Tier):  Ezreal, Karma, Lux, Wukong, Soraka, Ashe,

The strength of Best TFT Champions is determined by the tiers below 👇

(S-tier): The strongest of the strongest, the most contested units that entire TFT comps are built around.

(A-tier): Mostly flexible units that manage to find their way into majority of the comps or highly enhance one of the most played ones.

(B-tier): Those units MOST OF THE TIME serve simply as a token to complete your synergy.

Unwritten champions: Units that aren’t really played right now.

Please remember that heroes listed below are often strong primarily because of how well they can work with certain items and hero setups, so an amazing hero can work poorly in an environment that does not let him shine – an example would be Syndra in a game where you get primarily Recurve Bows.

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TFT Tier List Champion Analysis ✅

1 COST UNITS :

• Zoe – Weak unit that’s used as a token in Star Guardian / Sorcerer TFT comp.

• Ziggs – He’s a beast – Riot Games reduced his mana costs, making seraph’s embrace extremely strong on him.

• Xayah – A super-strong unit to 3star with Last Whisper and Infinity Edge.

• Twisted Fate – A very weak unit, finds his place mostly in Calamari (Brawler Void) comps as an enabler for both Chrono (with Blitzcrank) and Sorcerer (with Velkoz) traits.

• Poppy – Poppy is one of the two one-cost Vanguards and a staple in every Star Guardian comp and currently a potential OP unit when 3 starred and put a bramble vest on.

• Malphite – All his ability does is making him tankier, he is not of much use outside of being a trait-token if you require additional brawler or rebel.

• Leona – A unit that’s worth getting early game as she allows you to transition into one of several strong compositions like Cybernetics or Vanguards with Jhin.

• Kha’zix – A void infiltrator unit that’s not worth putting items on most of the time, played in both Void Brawlers and Infiltrators.

• Jarvan IV – One of the weakest units in the game, Jarvan’s ability is an attack speed buff for his allies, so it’s an already delayed buff (requires Jarvan to get mana) that then requires several seconds of active combat for his team to gain benefits from. Still, pretty useful in Shredder comp as frontline and a buffer for Xayah.

• Graves – Early game wise, Graves is one of the best TFT champions 10.11, Graves is an amazing item holder that will often have a spot in your composition well into midgame, especially with Jayce or Darius.

• Fiora – large early DPS, scales with ap and mana items that we can then transfer to Brand or a stronger summoner.

• Caitlyn – Recently buffed, Caitlyn is now a solid addition to your early game composition as she can oneshot most units with her ultimate. One of the TFT best Champions 10.11 early game.

2 COST UNITS :

• Rakan – TFT 10.11 patch found a spot for Rakan – he’s usually played in Xayah Shredder TFT comp that uses both his protector (with Jarvan IV!) and Celestial part well, even though Shredder got nerfed now.

• Yasuo – Set 3 Yasuo has the same abilities as Set 2 Yasuo, meaning crit items and hands of justice work extremely well on him. Mostly played along with Master Yi and Sona in Blademasters comp.

• Mordekaiser – Is one of the best TFT 10.11 champions. He’s an extremely durable frontliner, allows you to transition from Vanguards to Darkstars if you wish and scales well with all sorts of items such as Bramble Vest, Ionic Spark, Morellonomicon or Guardian Angel. An absolute beast if you manage to 3 star him.

• Xin Zhao – For the first few weeks of this set, Xin Zhao might have been the best TFT champion. Right now, still solid as a unit he is not commonly played because of the dire spot Protectors found themselves in.

• Sona – Sona is a powerful unit with a low costing (40 mana) spell that allows her not only to heal her team but also cleanse her friends from negative effects like Morellonomicon or Red Buff degenerations. Solid in rebels, blademasters and helpful in situations where you quickly need to add any mystic to your team.

• Shen – A powerful frontline unit, the tank for 6 Blademasters comp and Blademaster/Chrono enabler for Cybernetics until they are able to swap him for Kayle on level 9.

• Lucian – Along with Mordekaiser, Lucian is one of the best TFT Champions 10.11 you can get for just two gold a piece. Put a Red Buff on him and let him carry your cybernetic comp all the way to lategame.

• Kaisa – Main infiltrator right now in a Mech Infiltrator comp, with a demolitionist spatula item she can carry you to top 1 quite easily.

• Darius – When you have a strong early game, he basically becomes TFT Best Champion 10.11. Very high up our TFT tier list when it comes to early game due to his high burst and Space Pirate trait.

• Annie – Not a very strong unit, used mainly as an ingredient in building a giant Mech. Often 3 starred in that composition.

• Ahri – Along with Syndra she carries the Star Guardian composition, part of her damage being True, going through all the enemy mystic and dragon claw shanneningans. Can be used as an item holder if you want to continue winstreaking but Syndra is not arriving.

• Blitzcrank – One of the champions that’s amazing but requires you to put in some work. Position him well, and he will grab enemy carry and help you win against a potentially stronger player. One of the TFT best Champions 10.11 due to his disable – forces enemy carries to change into positions that are not optimal.

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3 COST UNITS : 

• Vi – A solid brawler that can be positioned to go for the enemy carry. Absolute staple in all brawler and cybernetics comp.

• Syndra – Main carry of a rather mediocre composition –  Star Guardians. Does extremely well with mana items such as seraph’s embrace or chalice. We recommend protecting her with a trap claw. As she’s not seen too often in the current meta, she’s not very high on the list.

• Ezreal – After being nerfed thoroughly, he’s now pretty much a token unit. Ezreal is not worth playing nor putting items on him, sadly.

• Shaco – Used to be one of the best tft champions – now it’s a unit that’s mostly used as a side carry, along with Kaisa in mech infiltrators or Jhin in 6 Dark Stars. A Bloodthirster and a GA will suffice most of the time.

• Rumble – Not a great unit, used only in Mech team comps as an ingredient in building a mech. His demolitionist passive works enables some powerful compositions like one you can build with a Demolitionist Spatula Kaisa.

• Neeko – Previously used in Protectors as well, now as they don’t see much light she should be easier to 3star in Star Guardians, serving them as their main Frontliner and potentially a holder of items such as Ionic Spark.

• Master Yi – A powerful unit that benefits greatly from certain item buffs such as RFC now granting triple the range – With items such as Guinsoo’s, RFC and quicksilver sash he can annihilate the enemy team, all that while healing himself in meantime.

• Lux – This set Lux is not a very strong unit, so she serves mostly as an enabler for Dark Stars and sorcerers.

• Kassadin – good at an early stage of the game, but quickly loses strength, exchanged for Master Yi in Shadow team comp.

• Karma – Karma is a solid mystic unit, mostly paired with carries, especially Jhin, her fellow dark star.

• Jayce – A very strong unit to have in your team in the early game, as he has a bursty AoE ultimate and a solid defense thanks to his vanguard trait. A decent item holder. When you find him within the first rounds, he can be one of the Best TFT Champions 10.11 – carrying the game with Darius / Graves and providing a gold advantage.

• Ashe – Doesn’t see play outside of Jhin comps, but she’s not a bad unit – her ultimate is a big AoE stun that happens to also deal a decent chunk of damage. Works well with Spear of Sho’jin.

4 COST UNITS : 

• Wukong – His health got buffed so he’s a bit stronger now, a decent 4 cost TFT unit. Position him in such a way that he’s able to stun as many enemies as possible before he dies. After HP and targeting buffs, pretty decent spot on our TFT Tier list 10.11.

• Vel’Koz – The only reason for Void Brawlers success and a decent addition to late game Star Guardians TFT comp. This giant squid can utilize mana items to the fullest, and positioned well can apply morellonomicon to a big amount of targets. Get a QSS on him to avoid the enemy from stopping his channelling spell.

• Soraka – A rather weak, slow 4 cost supporting unit. Used mostly for her traits – Star Guardian / Mystic.

• Kayle – Might be the best TFT champion of the patch 10.11 even after the nerfs. Kayle is extremely contested as she can be the star of many compositions such as Cybernetics, Chrono or Blademasters. The buff to RFC also helps her, as it provided her with an additional item choice.

• Jinx – As a core of Blaster Brawlers, Jinx is one of the TFT best champions 10.11. Played mostly in Brawler Blasters, she’s not as powerful as Jhin, but can still do well if positioned well and uncontested.

• Jhin – The only truly good Sniper, Jhin is the main carry for Vanguards and Dark Stars most of the time. One of the highly contested TFT champions.

• Irelia – The main carry for most cybernetics comp and in this patch a frequent holder for the Darkstar Spatula item, allowing her to obliterate anyone on her way with a one shot resetting ultimate. With Cybernetics becoming a top comp right now, Irelia is one of the Best TFT Champions 10.11.
  

• Fizz – Not the best unit, used mostly as an ingredient to create the giant Mech.

• Cho’Gath – Along with Velkoz, he’s a powerful Void unit with a strong AoE ultimate. He’s a staple in both Brawler Blasters and Brawler Void composition, the latter often playing two copies of him by level 8.

5 COST UNITS : 

• Xerath – A new addition to set 3, Xerath haven’t yet proven himself but he’s definitely a viable addition to late game darkstars as a replacement for Jarvan IV.

• Thresh – A quirky, interesting unit that’s still used mostly for his traits. He’s a mana reaver / chrono meaning he’s often finding his way into Cybernetics along with Irelia and Shen.

• Miss Fortune – Miss Fortune is a wonderful unit mostly played along with Kayle to enable her Valkyrie Trait. Too unreliable to be used as a carry but can be helpful in certain matchups.

• Lulu – A solid unit, a two star Lulu can be a huge annoyance to the enemy team by disabling their carries from combat for a while, all that while providing solid traits – Celestial and Mystic. Used in a lot of comps.

• Gangplank – GP was nerfed, and he went from being one of the best TFT champions of set 3 to one of the most underplayed ones. Pretty niche, we would only recommend him in case you have a very specific team that could use an additional demolitionist. Even then, not recommended without items such as Guardian Angel.

• Ekko – You want him in any TFT cybernetics or infiltrator composition. Has pretty weird interactions – for example he can crowd control units holding items that should make that impossible such as Trap Claw.

• Aurelion Sol – One of the most interesting heroes of the set, Aurelion Sol is a staple in 6 rebels comp, which is not very popular right now but could do well in some games. Scales well with Morellonomicon and mana items, especially Seraph’s Embrace.

Those are all the champions currently in set 3, we believe understanding the strengths, weaknesses and the place in the game of each hero will not only help you at playing them but also against them. Thanks for checking out our TFT Tier List! We would also like to invite you to check out our newest article about TFT Meta game.

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