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Ornn’s stats and Artifacts make him a must-have legendary champion in TFT

Crafted Artifacts are a game-changer.

Ornn is returning to Teamfight Tactics in Set 4.5 Fates: Festival of Beasts with the traits Elderwood, Vanguard, and Blacksmith, Riot Games announced today. 

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Riot revealed every new mid-set update champion and trait today via the Set 4.5 overview—and Ornn appears to be a strong, five-cost unit. Releasing on Jan. 21, the second half of the Fates set contains existing and new traits. Ornn is a legendary champion within the Elderwood and Vanguard traits. He also has his own unique trait called Blacksmith. 

How Ornn works

Ornn will likely be a frontline unit due to his Vanguard and Elderwood traits. His base stats stun enemies, providing backline units with time to deal damage while dealing plenty of damage himself. Ornn’s ability summons an elemental that slows the attack speed of enemies hit by 50 percent for three seconds, dealing 150/250/750 magic damage. 

If the elemental runs into Ornn, he “headbutts it,” sending it toward a distant enemy—stunning for 1.5/2/15 seconds and dealing 150/250/750 magic damage. It’s likely that Ornn will only get to cast his elemental once per match, according to principal TFT designer Stephen “Mortdog” Mortimer and lead Set 4.5 designer Giovanni Scarpati. As a one-star unit, Ornn is on the “weak side.” But his Artifact crafting makes up for his power levels. 

Ornn is also equipped with the Blacksmith trait, producing Artifact items that can be equipped to any allied champion. A total of four “example Artifacts” were revealed by Riot out of a possible 10. 

  • Rocket-Propelled Fist
  • Muramana
  • Trinity Force
  • The Collector

Ornn crafts an Artifact after “participating in combat.” A higher star level will prompt Ornn to produce an Artifact faster. Upon completion of crafting, the item appears and can be equipped to any allied champion with an open slot. 

Rocket-Propelled Fist

The Rocket-Propelled Fist provides a champion with plus-15 mana, plus-25 armor, and plus-200 health. “At the start of combat, the wearer pulls the farthest enemy into melee range, stunning them for 1.5 seconds,” the Artifact’s ability reads. The Rocket-Propelled Fist will also trigger allies within range to prioritize attacking that enemy. 

Muramana

Muramana provides units with plus-20 attack damage, plus-20 attack speed, and plus-15 mana. It also restores a unit’s mana to 100 after the wearer casts their spell for the first time during each combat. Muramana works on big champions like Sett and lower mana champs such as Kindred, causing her to “ult multiple times with a mana item,” according to Scarpati. 

Trinity Force

Unlike the other Artifacts, Trinity Force provides plus-33 of every possible stat other than health. It also pumps up a unit with plus-333 health.

The Collector

The Collector is an Artifact that’s ideal for units that are equipped to finish off enemies. It provides the champion with plus-40 attack damage and plus-20 percent DPS, while instantly eliminating an enemy damaged who’s below 10 percent health. With each execution, gold is generated. 


Players can test Ornn out this week on the PBE. The official launch of TFT Set 4.5 is scheduled to take place on Jan. 21.


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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.