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How TFT Set 10 Jazz trait works: Full gameplay guide

Improvise healing into your end-game Set 10 comp.

Kicking up the musical tracks in Teamfight Tactics Set 10 is the Jazz trait, providing healing and bonus damage for each non-unique trait in Remix Rumble

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Each TFT Set 10 trait has a music track that mashes together with other tracks when a trait has become active on the board. The Jazz trait is a support Origin that takes the mashing of tracks to a whole new level in Remix Rumble. Encouraging non-unique traits in an endgame TFT Set 10 comp, the Jazz trait grants increased health and damage to the entire team for each of those non-unique traits that are active.

Jazz TFT Set 10 champions and Headliner bonus

Lucian catching gun in one hand and punching with the other
Set 10 Lucian | Image via Riot Games

There are only three Jazz champions in TFT Set 10 and the trait is activated at the breakpoints of 2/3/4. 

  • Bard (Jazz, Dazzler): Headliner bonus is extra Doot damage
  • Miss Fortune (Jazz, Big Shot): Headliner bonus is increased attack damage
  • Lucian (Jazz, Rapidfire): Headline provides bonus attack damage and additional Arpeggio shots

Bard is a solid reroll option within Remix Rumble while at time of writing, Miss Fortune is more of a synergy unit for Jazz and the Big Shot trait who can work as a secondary carrier or a primary carrier at three stars. Lucian is a decent five-cost champion who helps trigger Jazz during the late game while functioning as a primary Rapidfire carry. 

How to play the Jazz TFT Set 10 trait

Miss Fortune dressed up and ready for battle
Set 10 Miss Fortune | Image via Riot Games

The Headline mechanic in Remix Rumble makes it easier for players to run four Jazz if needed. Players can also craft a Jazz Emblem with a Spatula and Cloak. Most players will likely run two Jazz during the early stages, but running three or even four can significantly impact a late-game board, especially with multiple active traits. 

When stacking active traits, adding unique traits like Illaoi’s ILLBEATS will not count toward the buffs of health and damage provided through the Jazz trait. The best way to take advantage of having multiple active traits is through the TFT Set 10 Augment That’s Jazz, Baby. 

Best TFT Set 10 comps with Jazz trait

Game designer Stephen “Mortdog” Mortimer ran a three-star Bard build during PBE testing with the TFT Set 10 Augment That’s Jazz, Baby, showcasing the potential behind the Jazz trait. Bard has since been toned down some, but the Remix Rumble comp remains a viable build. 

Players can also opt to run Big Shots with Jazz, using a three-star Miss Fortune as the primary carry. And an 8-bit/Rapidfire build is another option, using Lucian as the primary carry. 

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


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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.