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Teamfight Tactics Reckoning
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TFT Set 5 and 5.5 NA competitive roadmap: Full schedule and standings

Don't miss out on any Set Five competitive action.

Riot Games is continuing to evolve the competitive Teamfight Tactics North American esports scene through a partnership with Wisdom for Set Five and 5.5 Reckoning

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Unlike previous TFT sets and World Championship runs, NA players have a roadmap toward Reckoning Worlds at the start of Set Five. The Challenger Series, hosted by Giant Slayer TV, returns featuring four tournaments and invites to the Reckoning mid-set final. Weekly Leaderboard Snapshots will also return and two new tournaments have been added during the first half of the Set Five: Dawnbringer and Nightbringer Cup. 

TFT Set Five esports roadmap
Image via Wisdom and Riot Games

Reckoning Leaderboard Snapshot 

The Leaderboard Snapshot is taken at 2:01am CT on Thursdays on a weekly basis, based on TFT ladder rankings. Players are given Leaderboard points based on their ladder rank each week, with the highest-ranked competitor earning 100 points and each player below earning one less point per rank. Players must complete 10 games per week to be eligible for Leaderboard points at the time of the Snapshot. 

Competitors qualify to compete in the TFT Set Five Challenger Series tournaments via the previous week’s Leaderboard Snapshot. A total of 10 players from Set Five will qualify for the Regional Finals based on the Leaderboard points, along with two players from the Set 5.5 Leaderboard points. 

Leaderboard Snapshots and standings

A total of 12 spots were available via ladder snapshots for the NA Regional Final. 

Set Five TFT ladder snapshot

  • DeliciousmilkGG 
  • Pockygom 
  • IG NoobOwl 
  • IG guubums 
  • TSM FTX Kiyoon 
  • BC Mismatched Socks 
  • setsuko 
  • Bertasaurus 
  • TL GV8 
  • TL Kurumx

Set 5.5 TFT ladder snapshot

  • RamKev
  • C9 k3soju

Reckoning Challenger Series

A total of 16 players will compete in each of the four Challenger Series tournaments. The event takes place over the course of two days, starting at 6pm CT. Players competing in Challenger Series tournaments earned a seat via sign-ups and the previous week’s NA Leaderboard Snapshot. The winner of each Challenger Series tournament will earn an automatic invite to the TFT Reckoning Midset final. 

Set Five Challenger Series standings

Each of the four Challenger Series winners will be updated following the completion of the event.

  • May 19 to 20 winner: Pockygom
  • June 2 to 3 winner: SpencerTFT
  • June 16 to 17 winner: Guubums
  • June 30 to July 1 winner: Kyivix

Set Five Dawnbringer Cup

Giant Slayer TV will host the Dawnbringer Cup from May 21 to 23 at 6pm CT. A total of 128 players will compete in the tournament with the top 12 earning an invite to the Reckoning mid-set final. The fourth-place finisher in each lobby earned an invite to the Nightbringer Cup.

Dawnbringer Cup standings

Here are the 12 TFT competitors invited to the Reckoning Midset final:

  • SlippinBug
  • Incite
  • Xnieamo
  • Broccoli
  • GrandVice8
  • Emily Wang
  • Ruele
  • OldLodo
  • Lunatunes
  • Inikoiniko
  • Inphinit3
  • K3soju

The four competitors invited to the Nightbringer Cup were Volc4884, BuzzyBoo, Jirachy, and DxnTFT.

Set Five Nightbringer Cup

Giant Slayer TV will host the Dawnbringer Cup from June 7 to 12 at 6pm CT. A total of 124 players will compete in the tournament with the top 16 earning an invite to the Reckoning mid-set final. 

Nightbringer Cup standings

Here are the 16 TFT tacticians who will compete in the NA Midset Finale:

  • Prine
  • Jirachy
  • Benva
  • Kevyzhou
  • Buzzyboo
  • Father of Shalom
  • Robinsongz
  • IMissVoidSins
  • Azarin
  • Staxl
  • Dohmoh
  • Rokuyo
  • intc
  • XthefarmerX
  • Pelled Papaya
  • aerOstOrm

Reckoning Midset Finale

The first half of Set Five will wrap up with the Reckoning Midset final. A total of 32 players will compete from July 15 to 18 at 6pm CT for a prize pool of $20,000 and an invite to the NA Regional Finals. Players competing at the Reckoning mid-set final will earn a seat by competing in a Challenger Series event, the Dawnbringer Cup, or the Nightbringer Cup.

  • Challenger Series: Four players
  • Dawnbringer Cup: 12 players
  • Nightbringer Cup: 16 players

Reckoning Midset final standings

A total of four NA tacticians qualified to advance to the TFT Regional Finals via the Midset Finale:  IMissVoidSins, Robinsongz, SpencerTFT, and Myucil.

North American TFT Regional Finals

The TFT Regional Finals for the NA region will take place from Sept. 4 to 5. Tacticians competing in the event qualified via the NA Midset Finale (four), Set Five ladder snapshot (10), and Set 5.5 ladder snapshot (two).

Here are the 16 North American TFT players competing at the Reckoning Regional Final:

Set Five ladder snapshot (10)

  • DeliciousmilkGG 
  • Pockygom 
  • IG NoobOwl 
  • IG guubums 
  • TSM FTX Kiyoon 
  • BC Mismatched Socks 
  • setsuko 
  • Bertasaurus 
  • TL GV8 
  • TL Kurumx 

MIdset Finale top four

  • SpencerTFT 
  • TL robinsongz 
  • I Miss Void Sins 
  • Myucil

Set 5.5 ladder snapshot (Two)

  • RamKev
  • C9 k3soju

Update July 19 4:20pm CT: Updated article with results from NA Midset Finale.

Update July 28 7am CT: Article was updated to include the Set 5.5 ladder snapshot and a list of the 16 TFT players competing at the Regional Final.


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