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Every big and small change slated to take place after the TFT 12.8 Patch Rundown

Balance tweaks should create a healthy meta for players to climb the ladder.

Several minor and big Teamfight Tactics balance changes will take place in the April 27 update, game designer Kent “Riot Kent” Wu and live balance designer Riot Blizz revealed during the Patch 12.8 Rundown.

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Patch 12.8 is not the Gizmos & Gadgets World Championship update, but it will hit live servers on April 27. The TFT Worlds patch is 12.7, and players who are eagerly awaiting Set Seven can expect it to drop via PBE on May 25. 

Patch 12.8 is the final Neon Nights meta balance patch, adjusting traits like Mutant and Syndicate while changing attack slow speed effects. And small changes were applied to three-star Set 6.5 four-cost champions, improving their power levels during the late game stages. The “for fun” updates for TFT Set 6.5 will take place during Patch 12.9 and 12.10. 

Here’s every big and small Neon Nights change TFT players can expect to drop in Patch 12.8, according to the Patch Rundown

  • Chemtech: Health regeneration buffed from 4/7/10/18 to 5/8/13/20 percent
  • Enchanter: The heal and shield boost for the Enchanter trait was buffed from 25/45/70/100 to 25/50/80/115 percent
  • Mutant: Cybernetic Enhancement: Health nerfed to 450/800/1200
  • Mutant: Voracious Appetite: Attack damage and ability power nerfed from 20/30/40 to 18/25/35
  • Hextech: Shield buffed from 100/135/250/350 to 100/150/275/375
  • Scrap: Shield per component nerfed at Scrap four and six to 30/50
  • Syndicate: Armor and magic resistance buffed from 50 to 55
  • Syndicate(7): Bonus buffed from 50 to 55 percent
  • Zilean: Attack speed slow buffed to 30/40/50 percent
  • Gangplank: One-star spell base damage nerfed from 120 to 110
  • Ekko: Attack speed slow nerfed from 25/25/35 to 20/20/30 percent
  • Braum: Spell damage at three-star buffed to 750
  • Renata Glasc: Spell damage at three-star buffed to 240 and attack speed slow buffed from 15 to 20 percent
  • Vi: Spell damage buffed at three-star to 500 and spell shield buffed at three-star to 850
  • Kha’Zix: Spell attack damage percentage adjusted from 195/200/225 to 180/185/260 percent 
  • Jinx: Rocket damage nerfed at one and two-star to 210/220
  • Radiant Quicksilver: Attack speed buffed from 45 to 55 percent
  • Frozen Heart: Attack speed slow nerfed from 35 to 30 percent
  • Radiant Eternal Winter: Attack speed slow buffed from 25 to 30 percent

All TFT Patch 12.8 balance changes revealed during the Patch Rundown are subject to change prior to the update hitting Live servers on April 27. The official patch notes for 12.8 are slated to drop on April 26. 


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Danny Forster
Staff writer, lead beat writer for MTG and TFT
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.