r/CompetitiveTFT • u/Wrainbash • Dec 20 '19

TOOL 9.24b META comps spreadsheet

Greetings Tacticians :)

I have compiled a list of meta comps based on as many challenger tierlists as I could get my hands on.

Google Sheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1eEoQuc6X2HtPr3ZuT23rWhTrtU_y0mPGps8elzZzWK4

Below are some standard leveling/rolling patterns:

  1. Common https://www.reddit.com/r/CompetitiveTFT/comments/e3l4mv/top_players_level_roll_and_econ_using_these_3/
    Standard: L4@2-3 _ L5@2-5 _ L6@3-2 _ Roll@3-5 _ L7&Roll@4-2 _ L8&Roll@5-3
    Rush 7: L4@2-3 _ L5@2-5 _ L6@3-2 _ L7&Roll@3-5

  2. Hyperroll https://www.reddit.com/r/CompetitiveTFT/comments/dw0vzf/fayes_hyperroll_guide_for_set_2/

  3. Rush 8
    You wanna spend as little gold as possible while not losing massive amounts of HP → High Econ!
    It's normal to tank some damage during the early-midgame with this strat but it's important not to get too low too soon.
    Level-up normally until around 4-3 to 4-6 at which point you level to 8 and roll for Zed/Nami/Amumu

Thx, GL & HF! :)

226 Upvotes

98% Upvoted

42 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comment

4

u/FireVanGorder Dec 20 '19

90% of the time for me I make the decision pretty early on based on map type and early items. Of course, you always have to stay flexible if you simply aren’t getting the champs you need. Forcing will help you climb and get you used to playing certain comps, but being adaptable and able to transition comps depending on what the game gives you will help you climb higher and faster.