Teamfight Tactics
Teamfight Tactics, developed and published by Riot Games, is an auto battler game set in the League of Legends universe. It first launched as a game mode within League of Legends for Windows and macOS in June 2019. Later, in March 2020, it became a standalone game available on Android and iOS platforms. In TFT, players compete against seven others by assembling and managing teams to outlast opponents in online battles.
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Teamfight Tactics 13.24b Patch Notes
Teamfight Tactics 13.24 was released on Wednesday, December 13, referred to as the 13.24b-patch or simply Patch 13.25, introduced several modifications. Primarily, it adjusted the probabilities of rolling headliner odds on Level 9 and made some augment, trait, and champion alterations. This update aimed to refine gameplay and strategy, providing players with a more balanced and engaging experience.we have given some points from that patch as mid-patch for full Patch read from the official website by following the link in the below tweet
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SYSTEMS: HEADLINER ODDS
Hitting Level 9 should be typical when you’ve got your econ dialed, which is why we don’t want Level 9 to guarantee you a 5-cost Headliner. Instead we want it to feel like it's where you get 4-cost Headliners, and, similar to when you hit a 5-cost at Level 7, it feels like a high-roll when you hit a 5-cost Legendary, so much so that you may adapt your comp just to fit it in. We're going to test out how these new odds feel, and it’s possible we go to 0% 5-cost Headliners at Level 9 if needed.
TRAITS
Whether it’s as impactful as making 5 Spellweaver a significant jump from 3, or just nudging 6 Bruiser by 5% bonus HP, we’ve gone through and buffed all the traits that have struggled to find their place in our first two patches.
As our hardest trait, with two uncraftable Emblems and a Headliner being required, Spellweaver 10 must be the most powerful trait—which is why we’re adding another 80 AP for each of your Spellweavers.
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With her stun and sunder being somewhat unreliable, Vi’s been more of a crowd-pleaser than a crowd-controller. So while we’re not going to increase the reliability of that CC, we are giving her more opportunities to swing those fists with a lowered max mana and increased survivability.
Article continues below advertisementArticle continues below advertisementEven though True Damage has climbed the charts, Yasuo has remained a reroll carry that has yet to carry. We’re giving him more survivability and a better AD ratio so you can stack more effectively early, and utilize those stacks better in the late game.
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A few community guides to playing frontline Twitch (with healing items and Titan’s Resolve) have utilized his scaling with both AD and AP, as well as his durability from Punk. While we’re not convinced that’s the best way to play Twitch, we want to lean into it more by making Twitch a bit more durable via resistances which increase the effectiveness of HP shields from Guardian and Omnivamp.
So go ahead and run the most musophobic (fear of rats) comp we have to offer and slam that BT on your frontliner with a 4-hex range.
UNITS: TIER 4
With a better AD ratio on Poppy’s ability, note that you’ll still want to itemize Health stats to take advantage of her AD increase from bonus Health. And if you want to make this sad Yordle even happier, remember that Sterak’s Gage is her favorite!
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Sona’s Attack Speed form has proven the no-brainer click, but this Mixmaster is ready to mix things up, so be sure to try her other tracks as well!
HEADLINERS
It’s all buffs. Except for you Qiyana…sorry sis.
ITEMS
We’re opening up Blue Buff as a more versatile item by giving it a small amount of AD. You should expect this to be a much better option for champions like Kai’Sa, Jhin, and Ezreal. This alongside a small nerf to Spear of Shojin should keep these items closer in power and make you think about building each item based on the champion’s mana pool, or your access to Attack Speed, rather than just because one is better than the other.
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Remix Rumble has seen Runaan’s Hurricane downgraded to a tropical storm. With a bit more AD, maybe you’ll think twice about forgetting your Runaan’s Umbrella.
AUGMENTS
They’re Training Dummies, not tanking Dummies. Training Dummies are providing too much free frontline, especially in the later levels where their increase in Health (as they star-up) is amplified even more by their high resistances. This change impacts all Training Dummies (including Portals).
Article continues below advertisementWhile this patch is full of buffs, we do have a few Augment nerfs targeted at the general combat Augment outliers (Three’s a Crowd, Inspiring Epitaph, Little Buddies, Vampirism), but also our True Damage trait-linked Augment, Blinged Out. The HP that these Augments provide has proven to be too useful in the current set due to prevalent Health scaling from traits like Guardian, or readily available resistances from things like Sentinel.
Finally, if you watched TVO, you know just how effective Needlessly Big Gem can be on a backline Training Dummy in the early game (where drip econ is especially powerful). We’ve opted to completely disable the ability for Stationary Support II/III to roll a Needlessly Big Gem, but we’re allowing Stationary Support I to still have a chance at generating the item due to the 7 player combat delay on its arrival.
BUG FIXES
LARGE CHANGES
TRAITS
8-Bit shipped a bit underpowered, and the grand prize was effectively unattainable unless you were already in a position where you had a 3-star 4-cost already—a position where you were already incredibly likely to get first. We’re giving the trait a nudge that will feel most significant once you’ve beaten a few high scores, while also making the grand prize easier to hit (but still appropriately difficult).
Country, Guardian, and Jazz all released with too much power. Carries for Country comps utilized the bonus AS and Omnivamp to allow itemization in greedier stats (e.g. Crit for Samira) without major drawbacks. Guardian shields provided extended frontliner HP bars that would carry over to carries at times. And Jazz comps were quickly perfected to maximize the power of the trait.
UNITS: TIER 1
If you were in awe at how strong Kennen and his Headliner version were, you won’t be shocked to find that we’ve nerfed him here. Our best 1-cost should still be high-value with his powerful traits, but expect a little less damage coming from the electric True Damage Superfan.
Even with a good opener, Yasuo struggles to come online and scale into the late game despite being our go-to stacking one cost. A better AD ratio means Yasuo will get more out of the permanent AD he gains upon killing enemy champions. Don’t sleep on an early Yasuo Headliner.
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Yone has struggled to manage a pop band on top of three different traits. We’re giving him a lift that’ll be most felt at three stars, opening up the possibility of Yone reroll carry lines alongside his other Edgelord friends (read: Riven). Remember to give Yone defensive items like Adaptive Helm, or Sterak’s Gage to allow him to survive enough to keep stacking and popping off!
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We’re happy with the power ceiling of our four costs, but the floor is too low. We’re taking a very light pass on lifting the weakest 4-costs here.
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Ziggs is the one-yordle-size-fits-all-comps carry that can utilize just about any item to add a destructive source of damage and MR shred. He’s even good in AD comps to give his allies the Hyperpop AS bonus.
HEADLINERS
We’ve got nerfs to our five best performing Headliners, a compensation nerf to Sett whose Headliner effect wasn’t functioning properly before this patch, and one buff for a Headliner that just wasn’t making the headlines—sorry Zac.
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If you were thinking Good For Something I was just too good for anything, well, you were right. The drop chance for gold was bugged resulting in more econ power than intended.Trait-based Augments were both our most overperforming and underperforming Augments of the release. That’s Jazz Baby took the cake like Amumu at the Remix Rumble. as one of the most powerful Augments of the set, while Edgelord, Rapidfire, and Mosher Augments embodied their Emo brethren in emotion only.
With new play styles and strategies, our most playstyle-altering Augments were in need of an update. Endless Hordes was lifted by Jazz that took advantage of the extra units to add even more traits, while Infernal Contract keeping players at Level 7 ended up being much weaker than past sets due to Remix Rumble’s leveling & XP changes.
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TRAITS
But have you tried Bruiser 3 yet Mortdog
UNITS
3-star Ahri is our worst performing 3-star 4-cost. Part of this is due to her single target focus, where she dramatically overkills enemies with her second cast, making the ridiculous amount of damage ridiculously useless. We’re shifting her spell at 3-stars so she can fire an additional projectile per cast, allowing her to work through the enemy board faster, while still killing her foe with a 1440% AP ratio on the empowered cast.
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Pop, Locke, and Tabula Rasa, as the kids aren’t saying.
MODES
HYPER ROLL
We’ve added three additional combats to Stage 10 to delay the extreme player damage increase of Stage 11 that could often cut games even shorter than intended.
BUG FIXES
Teamfight Tactics Gameplay
In Teamfight Tactics (TFT), eight players create teams to battle and be the last one standing on a hexagon-based battlefield. They position units strategically for automatic battles between rounds, facing either other players or computer-controlled foes who drop rewards upon defeat. The game unfolds in stages, each comprising seven rounds except for the initial stage with three.
A special round called the "Carousel" on the fourth round of each stage allows players to select units and items strategically. Gold accumulation allows for interest-building and unit purchases while leveling up increases board capacity and access to rarer units. Upgrading units strengthens them, and items enhance their abilities and stats. Synergies activate with specific unit combinations, granting diverse advantages.
Augments modify gameplay with buffs, supplies, or rule changes, periodically updating the game's unit roster to address issues and maintain balance.
Teamfight Tactics Game Trailer
Teamfight Tactics 13.24b Patch Notes - FAQs
1. What are Teamfight Tactics?TFT is an auto battler game by Riot Games set in the League of Legends universe.
2. When was Teamfight Tactics released?Initially launched in June 2019 as a game mode in League of Legends, it became a standalone game in March 2020.
3. How many players compete in TFT?Eight players assemble teams to battle against each other in TFT.
4. What are the platforms for Teamfight Tactics?Available on Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS platforms.
5. When was Teamfight Tactics 13.24b Patch Notes released?The Teamfight Tactics 13.24b Patch Notes were released on Wednesday, December 13.
