Teamfight Tactics Set 4.5 Fates Festival of Beasts

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Every new TFT Set 4.5 champions’ stats and abilities in Festival of Beasts

New and returning champions are here to shake up the Fates meta.

Danny Forster

Published: Jan 5, 2021 06:04 pm

A total of 20 new and returning champions are joining the Fates: Festival of Beasts within Teamfight Tactics, showcasing old and new abilities.

One-cost

Brand, Tristana, and Nasus are the one-cost champions being added to Set 4.5. It’s possible for Brand’s spell to miss, according to principal game designer Stephen “Mortdog” Mortimer, or he can deal massive amounts of damage by hitting three or four enemies. Tristana is similar to Kog’Maw and Vayne, while Nasus is similar to Cassiopeia from Galaxies and Teemo in Fates.

Brand

HP: 500
AD: 40
AS: 0.65
Armor: 20
MR: 40
Mana: 0/50
Ability: After a brief delay, Brand erupts the ground under the enemy with the highest AS in flames, dealing 200/300/500 magic damage to enemies within. If an enemy is caught in the epicenter, they are stunned for 1.5/2/3 seconds.

Tristana

HP: 500
AD: 55
AS: 0.7
Armor: 20
MR: 40
Mana: 0/40
Ability: Tristana excites her Dragon, increasing her AS by 50/60/80 percent and dealing 30/60/90 magic damage on hit for three seconds.

Nasus

HP: 650
AD: 45
AS: 0.65
Armor: 40
MR: 40
Mana: 0/60
Ability: Nasus withers the enemy with the highest percent health, dealing 400/600/850 damage over five seconds, and slowing their Attack Speed and Movement Speed by 50 percent for the duration.

Two-cost

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There are a total of four new two-cost champs in Set 4.5: Nautilus, Braum, Vladimir, and Rakan. Braum is a massive tank with a shield while Nautilus is a reprint from Galaxies. Rakan has evolved since Galaxies while Vladimir does a solid job of healing allies nearby as a frontline unit.

Nautilus

HP: 750
AD:55
AS: 0.6
Armor: 45
MR: 30
Mana: 75/150
Ability: Nautilus erupts the ground beneath his target, knocking them up, stunning them for 3/4/5 seconds, and dealing 300/450/1000 magic damage.
Fabled Bonus: Nautilus also grants himself a shield that reduces incoming damage by 60 percent for five seconds.

Braum

HP: 750
AD:40
AS: 0.6
Armor: 60
MR: 60
Mana: 0/70
Ability: Braum puts up his shield for four seconds, absorbing and stopping all incoming missiles and reducing his damage taken from that direction by 75/80/90 percent.

Vladimir

HP: 750
AD: 40
AS: 0.6
Armor: 30
MR: 30
Mana: 0/60
Ability: Vladimir deals 350/500/750 magic damage to his target. All nearby allies are healed for 40 percent of the damage dealt.

Rakan

HP: 600
AD: 45
AS: 0.7
Armor: 40
MR: 30
Mana: 40/90
Ability: Rakan dashes to the furthest enemy within range, disarming all units he passes through for 2.5/3/4 seconds and taunting his target. Rakan then creates a shield with 300/550/950 health on himself for four seconds.

Three-cost

The new three-cost Set 4.5 champions are Neeko, Shyvana, Darius, and Sivir. Shyvana has the potential to become the new Kindred within the mid-set, especially when equipped with an item like Warmog’s Armor. Darius is a reprint with some new abilities, while Neeko’s abilities are similar to her ability from Rise of the Elements.

Neeko

HP: 700
AD: 45
AS: 0.7
Armor: 25
MR: 25
Mana: 0/60
Ability: Neeko throws a seed at a random target that explodes for 150/225/375 magic damage three times. Each explosion increasing the radius by one Hex.
Fabled bonus: The third explosion is empowered dealing 300/450/900 magic damage instead.

Shyvana

HP: 650
AD: 70
AS: 0.75
Armor: 35
MR: 80
Mana: 0/75
Ability: Shyvana dashes up to two Hexes away from her current target and transforms in Dragon Form, becoming a Ranged attacker for 60 seconds. While in Dragon Form, Shyvana gains 40/45/50 percent bonus health, and 30/60/120 attack damage. Basic attacks apply a burn on enemies hit for two seconds, dealing a total of 150/300/600 bonus magic damage.

Darius

HP: 800
AD: 70
AS: 0.7
Armor: 60
MR: 30 Mana: 0/50
Ability: Darius dunks an enemy, dealing 500/750/1250 magic damage. While dunking. Darius is unstoppable. If this kills the target, Darius immediately casts again dealing 25 percent reduced damage.

Sivir

HP: 650
AD: 70
AS: 0.85
Armor: 20
MR: 20
Mana: 30/80
Ability: Sivir Rallies her allies within two Hexes, granting them 40/50/70 percent Attack Speed for five seconds. Sivir gains 100/200/400 bonus Attack Damage for the duration.

Four-cost

There are a total of six new four-cost champions within Set 4.5. From the return of Aurelion Sol to Tryndamere’s first appearance in TFT, each of these champs packs a punch.

Aurelion Sol

HP: 650
AD: 40
AS: 0.75
Armor: 20
MR: 80
Mana: 0/80
Ability: Aurelion Sol breathes lightning in a line toward the farthest enemy, dealing 350/550/1750 magic damage and overcharging all enemies hit for 10 seconds. If an enemy is already overcharged, Aurelion Sol Consumes the effect and deals 50 percent bonus damage.

Olaf

HP: 900
AD: 85
AS: 0.8
Armor: 50
MR: 60
Mana: 0/70
Ability: Olaf gains 150/175/350 percent Attack Speed, immunity to Crowd Control, and his attacks cleave in a cone in front of him for 40/45/50 percent physical damage for the rest of combat.

Tryndamere

HP: 850
AD: 85
AS: 0.85
Armor: 50
MR: 40
Mana: 30/80
Ability: Tryndamere spins toward the most enemies in a line dealing 140 percent of his AD to enemies in his path and empowering his next three autos to do 75/100/200 percent additional damage.

Xayah

Hp: 650
AD: 75
AS: 0.9
Armor: 25
MR: 20
Mana: 0/70
Ability: Xayah leaps into the air becoming un-targetable, invulnerable, and throwing out a fan of feather daggers that deal 250/275/325 percent AD Physical damage to enemies within a cone. Xayah then recalls her feathers, striking enemies for 100/200/400 magic damage per feather.

Kayle

HP: 650
AD: 75
AS: 0.9
Armor: 25
MR: 20
Mana: 0/70
Ability: Kayle Ascends, causing her attacks to launch waves that deal 90/165/500 bonus magic damage.

Cho’Gath

HP: 1000
AD: 100
AS: 0.6
Armor: 40
MR: 40
Mana: 75/150
Ability: Cho’Gath ruptures a large area, dealing 200/400/1500 magic damage and knocking up all enemies for 2/2.5/8 seconds.
Fabled bonus: Cho’Gath additionally knocks up all enemies on the board.

Five-cost

A total of three new five-cost legendaries are getting added in Set 4.5. Swain is a powerhouse that damages enemies in multiple ways while Samira can blast an entire team. Ornn is a little squishy, but his ability to create Artifacts makes up for his lack of power.

Swain

HP: 900
AD: 60
AS: 065
Armor: 40
MR: 75
Mana: 40/100
Ability: Swain transforms into his dragon form for six seconds. While in Dragon form, he gains 60/75/100 percent maximum health, dealing 75/150/1000 magic damage each second to enemies within 2.5/2.5/5 hexes and breathes a cone of fire every two seconds that deals 175/350/5000 magic damage, reduces healing by 50 percent of the duration an burns 25 percent maximum health as true damage over 10 seconds.

Samira

HP: 900
AD: 80
AS: 0.9
Armor: 30
MR: 30
Mana: N/A
Ability: Samira dashes and becomes unstoppable, unleashing 3/4/10 shots per second at three enemies within 2.5 Hexes for two seconds. Each shot deals 50/60/80 percent AD physical damage. For the duration, Samira gains 100 percent dodge chance.

Ornn

HP: 900
AD: 100
AS: 0.55
Armor: 50
MR: 50
Mana: 80/160
Ability: Ornn summons an elemental from behind the farthest enemy to travel toward him, slowing the Attack Speed of enemies hit by 50 percent for three seconds and dealing 150/250/750 magic damage. If the elemental runs into Ornn, he headbutts it, redirecting it toward another distant enemy, stunning for 1.5/2/15 seconds and dealing 150/250/750 magic damage.

Update Jan. 20 1pm CT: Stats and abilities were updated after the release of TFT Patch 11.2.

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Danny Forster

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.