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Teamfight Tactics Viktor
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Best 3 comps to jump into Teamfight Tactics’ mid-set 10.12 update

Discover the new meta while ranking up the ladder.
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The Set Three Teamfight Tactics mid-set Patch 10.12 has almost arrived, featuring new comps and champions to rank up early. 

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A total of 14 champions are being added in TFT Patch 10.12, along with an increase in the pool size from 52 champs to 57. Several new champions and traits stand out, including Vayne, Riven, and Urgot. In regard to Traits, Vanguard and Battlecast are strong during the early game, in addition to Cybernetic, Rebel, and Brawler.

There are a ton of new comps to test out with the TFT 10.12 update, but here are three that every player can easily jump into while learning the new meta. 

Six Cybernetic Vayne

Vayne is a Cybernetic and Sniper champion who uses her “tumbling” ability to avoid damage while dealing 150 percent of her AD. As a trait, Cybernetics has returned as a solid comp to build with a focus on Vayne. Based on a build by Disguised Toast, here’s a strong six Cybernetic Vayne comp. 

  • Fiora: Cybernetic and Blademaster
  • Leona: Cybernetic and Vanguard
  • Vi: Cybernetic and Brawler
  • Lucian: Cybernetic and Blaster
  • Wukong: Chrono and Vanguard
  • Irelia: Cybernetic, Blademaster, and Mana-Reaver
  • Thresh: Chrono and Mana-Reaver
  • Ashe: Celestial and Sniper
  • Vayne: Cybernetic and Sniper

Cybernetic and Vanguard are solid early traits to run, as is four Vanguard. If you get Vayne early like Disguised Toast did, Caitlyn is an ideal second Sniper and slots for Chrono too. During the mid game, be sure to play Blitzcrank until a Thresh becomes available. But if you don’t find a Thresh in the late game, shifting over to Master Yi as an alternative with items like Giant Slayer, Guinsoo’s Rageblade, and Rapid Firecannon will work, too. 

Guinsoo’s Rageblade, Hand of Justice, and Runnan’s Hurricane are some of the key items to place on Vayne. If you have trouble locating these items, Last Whisper and Trap Claw are solid alternatives. 

Six Sorcerer Riven

Sorcerer power returns to TFT with the mid-season 10.12 update. And in conjunction with Riven, players should easily place in the top three with this comp. Riven slashes forward, dealing 100 magic damage while she dashes and shields herself for 300. When Riven leaps into the air, a wave dealing 400 magic damage hits nearby enemies. 

Battlecast and Brawler are solid early-game options, splashing Chrono and Sorcerer into the mid game. During the mid game, be sure to keep Illaoi and Malphite on the frontline for defense while building a Sorc backline. Once you get a two-star Gnar, swap it out with Malphite.

Here’s a build based on Mortdog’s comp that he ran during the PBE 10.12 testing. 

  • Illaoi: Battlecast and Brawler
  • Gnar: Astro and Brawler
  • Riven: Chrono and Blademaster
  • Ahri: Sorcerer and Star Guardian
  • Twisted Fate: Sorcerer and Chrono
  • Zoe: Star Guardian and Sorcerer
  • Syndra: Sorcerer and Star Guardian
  • Viktor: Battlecast and Sorcerer
  • Xerath: Sorcerer and Dark Star

Key items to place on Riven include Rabadon’s Deathcap, Blue Buff, and Quicksilver. Illoai also uses items well, like Bramble Vest and Trap Claw. If you have a chance to place items on Gnar, Titan’s Resolve and Dragon’s Claw are solid options. Rabadon’s Deathcap, Hextech Gunblade, and Morellonomicon are some items to place on Viktor.

Mech Infiltrator Zed

Despite nerfs to the Mech Pilots in the TFT 10.12 update, Mech Infiltrator is still a solid build that uses Zed. Based on a build by Redox, the idea is to three-star Zed and have him go wild shooting lasers. Every third attack has Zed deal 25 bonus magic damage while he steals 25 percent of the target’s AD. 

  • Nocturne: Battlecast and Infiltrator
  • Zed: Rebel and Infiltrator
  • Fizz: Mech Pilot and  Infiltrator
  • Shaco: Dark Star and Infiltrator
  • Annie: Sorcerer and Mech Pilot
  • Rumble: Mech Pilot and Demolitionist
  • Ziggs: Rebel and Demolitionist
  • Xerath: Sorcerer and Dark Star
  • Aurelion Sol: Rebel and Starship

The Zed Mech Infiltrator comp also takes advantage of Rebels being a strong trait once again. The early game consists of Brawler, Rebel, and Battlecast with an emphasis on four Brawlers and Infiltrators using Zed and Nocturne. Nocturne isn’t that strong in the mid game, so be on the lookout for Fizz or Shaco. Once you’re established with Mech Pilots, transition over with key items on Rumble, such as Guardian Angel, Titan’s Resolve, and Bramble Vest.

Items to build on Zed, as early as possible, include Rabadon’s Deathcap, Guinsoo’s Rageblade, and Infinity Edge. Alternative items that also work, but not as well, are Deathblade and Guardian Angel. And if you have extra items to spare, drop them on Aurelion Sol. Key items for the Rebel Starship include Chalice of Favor, Bramble Vest, and Iconic Spark. 


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Danny Forster
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Danny has been writing for Dot Esports for over five years, first as a freelancer and now as a staff writer. He is the lead beat writer for Magic: The Gathering and Teamfight Tactics. Danny is also a solid Monopoly GO player, having beaten every main event without spending a dime. When Danny isn't writing or gaming, he's chilling by the water in Spacecoast Florida with his family and friends. He's always got a tan, because touching grass is important, and loves playing strategic digital and tabletop games. Past outlets Danny has written for include TheGamer and ScreenRant.