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Set 10 Samira | Image via Riot Games
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How TFT Set 10 Country trait works: Full gameplay guide 

Flex into a strong late-game comp.
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Published: Nov 14, 2023 11:21 am

Hecarim returns to Teamfight Tactics through the Country trait in Set 10 Remix Rumble, providing extra board presence through Country as a vertical trait, or as support at the breakpoints of three and five.

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Riot Games elevated TFT to a new level through Set 10, integrating unique music tracks that align with the Remix Rumble trait. Each trait is a band, with the Country trait containing a total of five champions. Upon activating the trait, Hecarim, who last appeared in TFT through Dragonlands, is summoned to provide the Country trait an extra boost of power and support.  

Country TFT Set 10 champions and Headliner bonus

Hecarim attacking with spear as flames come out of the Dreadsteed
Set 10 Dreadsteed | Image via Rito Games

Thresh is the highest-tier unit as a four-cost within the TFT Set 10 Country trait but the champion isn’t much of a Headliner unless players are taking advantage of the plus-one trait that comes with a Headline champion.     

  • Tahm Kench (Country, Bruiser):  Headline is bonus health
  • Katarina (Country, Crowd Diver): Headline is bonus health and her final blade bounce that deals bonus damage     
  • Samira (Country, Executioner): Headline bonus is attack damage and bonus Critical Strike Chance   
  • Urgot (Country, Mosher): Bonus attack damage and Omnivamp
  • Thresh (Country, Guardian): Bonus health and reduction of maximum mana      

Tahm Kench is a strong early-game tank unit that can protect your backline, especially with another Bruiser, and activate the Country trait early with Katarina. Thresh is a mid and late-game tank that can replace Tahm Kench. Katarina is an early to mid-game carry, while Urgot and Samira are the optimal late-game carriers.     

How to play the TFT Set 10 Country trait

Urgot preparing for battle
Set 10 Urgot | Image via Riot Games

Activating the Country trait in Remix Rumble summons Hecarim as the Dreadsteed, with a base health of 425 and 40 attack damage. As your Country units become two and three-star champions, Hecarim’s overall health and attack damage increases. And with each breakpoint, the Dreadsteed becomes even stronger. 

Going full vertical with the TFT Set 10 Country trait isn’t easy since there isn’t a craftable Emblem for the trait in Remix Rumble. The only way to hit seven Country is to have a Headline champion with a plus-one for the trait—and then either a Tome of Traits, an Emblem off Carousel, or a Tactician Crown. Because hitting the breakpoint of seven isn’t a realistic option each game, the breakpoint of five is the top end of the trait.     

The trait synergy TFT Set 10 Augment to run with the Country trait is Bounty Hunters, which is great if playing Katarina reroll.     

Best TFT Set 10 comps with Country trait

Samira is a popular primary carry and works well with Country and Executioner. Players can opt to run either three Country and four Executioner or five Country and two Executioner. When running only two Executioner, Urgot is a solid secondary carry with the Mosher trait activated at the breakpoint of two. 

Additional comps and strategies will be added after the Remix Rumble set officially launches on Nov. 21.                        

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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.
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