Although the upcoming patch is relatively minor, it does feature one significant change related to the Golden Item Remover. The release date for TFT Patch 14.13 is scheduled to coincide with the main release of the next patch for League of Legends on June 26, 2024.

TFT Patch 14.13 Notes

Golden Item Remover Change

The Golden Item Remover is a new feature in Teamfight Tactics, allowing players to repeatedly remove items from their team. To enhance its functionality, the developers are introducing a quality-of-life change that will automatically convert regular removers into reforgers.

Balance Changes

In addition to the changes to the Golden Item Remover, Patch 14.13 includes a small number of balance adjustments. These adjustments involve nerfs and buffs to various traits, units, augments, and items within the game.

Traits

Fated

• Ahri AP bonus decreased: 30 >>> 27
• Syndra damage bonus decreased: 11% >>> 10%

Inkshadow

• Damage Amp & Reduction increased: 5/15/20% >>> 5/16/22%

Sniper

• Damage per hex increased: 8/17/33% >>> 8/18/35%

Champions

Kai’sa

• Attack speed increased: 0.8% >>> 0.85%

Items

Cursed Blade

• Disabled

Luden’s Tempest (Artifact)

• AD and AP increased: 35 >>> 40

Prowler’s Claw (Artifact)

• AD increased: 30% >>> 40%

Rapid Firecannon (Artifact)

• Attack speed increased: 60% >>> 75%

Augment

Silver Ticket

• Now grants 3 gold

Built Different II

• HP increased: 220/300/380/480 >>> 240/330/420/530

Ethereal Blades

• Damage amp decreased: 100% >>> 85%

Mulched

• Damage amp increased: 5% >>> 8%

Storied Champion

• Ability bonus true damage reduced: 50% >>> 45%

It’s hard to believe that it’s already been five years since the launch of Riot’s popular auto-battler, Teamfight Tactics. Over the years, the game has seen 11 different sets, a variety of new traits, and even the introduction of original units.

To mark this milestone, the developers are organizing a grand celebration for all players. The event will feature free Treasure Tokens, a brand-new game mode, and many more surprises. If you’re eager to know more details before the event kicks off, we’ve got all the information you need.

TFT 5-Year Bash Event

Rewards

During the event, players will be able to enjoy a free event pass, which includes an exclusive emote. This emote, when equipped, will provide a temporary trail effect in the game. It’s important to note that this emote will override any other trail effects you have equipped in your loadout.

In addition to the event pass, TFT will offer login bonuses in the form of Treasure Tokens. Players who log in a total of 10 times throughout the event can earn up to 500 Treasure Tokens and receive the “I Celebrate” emote for free. These Treasure Tokens can be used in the Treasure Realms, giving players a chance to obtain mythic content and other exciting rewards.

Contents

One of the highlights of the anniversary bash is a new game mode hosted by Pengu. This limited-time mode, called Pengu’s Party, will bring back traits from previous sets to enhance your roster in Set 11. Additionally, the carousel will be adorned with new decals for a festive touch.

Each set will be represented by two key traits, and players will have the opportunity to select these traits at specific points during the game. Furthermore, players might encounter the mysterious Party Crab, a new character making its debut appearance during the event.

In summary, the TFT 5-year anniversary celebration promises to be a memorable event with plenty of new content, rewards, and a special game mode to enjoy.

Release date

The Teamfight Tactics 5-year anniversary bash is scheduled to start on June 12, 2024. This date aligns with the release of patch 14.12. The event will run until July 15, 2024, offering players over a month to join in on the fun and festivities.

In a strategic move aimed at diversifying the gameplay experience, Mortdog provided insight into the distinct nature of these Artifact items, which are poised to disrupt the conventional approach to item used within the game.

Departing from the standardized mechanics of traditional items, Artifact item promises to usher in a new era of strategic depth and individual champion optimization.

“Our goal is to make this group of Artifact item different from normal ones. For familiar items, their mechanics are usually quite uniform and can be flexibly used in many different units, formations. Meanwhile, the Artifact item will be more unique with extremely different effects. There were even a few item that only fit one unit during that season. This allows players to maximize the power of a champion with this special tool.”

Mortdog articulated that the primary objective behind the creation of Artifact item in TFT is to offer players a markedly different gameplay dynamic compared to conventional items.

Details of new Artifact item coming in TFT Set 11

Fishbones

• +50% AD
• +50% AS
• Doubles the holder’s attack range, and causes each of their attacks to target a random enemy

Innervating Locket

• +150 Health
• + 15 Mana
• The holder gains 2% of their total mana whenever they’re hit by an attack
• Each cast restores 20% of the holder’s max health over 3 seconds

Mittens

• +100% AS
• Shrinks the holder, granting them increased movement speed and 20% damage reduction

Corrupt Vampiric Scepter

• + 50% AD
• The holder cannot cast their ability or gain mana
• Attacks deal an additional 50% AD as physical damage and heal the holder for the damage dealt

As Riot diligently fine-tunes the numbers of these groundbreaking additions, anticipation mounts for their official debut in TFT patch 14.9, scheduled for release on May 1st. Players eagerly await the opportunity to harness the unique powers of Artifact item and chart new strategic within TFT Set 11.

Departing from the traditional training dummies that have long served as practice adversaries, the introduction of Sentinels heralds a shift in combat strategy and unit interaction.

TFT Patch 14.7 will herald the advent of Sentinels, dynamic units poised to replace the static training dummies. These Sentinels not only engage in combat on behalf of players but also have the capacity to use items and abilities, enhancing the tactical depth of gameplay.

A notable alteration in TFT Patch 14.7 entails the replacement of various portals, such as the Wandering Trainers or Wandering Vendors, with Trainer Sentinels and Vendor Sentinels. Evolving in strength as the game progresses, these Sentinels undergo star upgrades later in the match, presenting evolving challenges and opportunities for players.

The incorporation of Sentinels represents a significant upgrade from the conventional training dummies within Teamfight Tactics. Beyond their combat prowess, Sentinels possess the ability to interact with emblems like Sniper, thereby mitigating the risk of low rolls and augmenting strategic possibilities for players.

Despite the new Sentinels, the role of training dummies persists in certain facets of gameplay.

Augments like Wandering Trainers and Escort Quest now coexist within Sentinel Portals, paving the way for unconventional combinations wherein players may harness the power of both training dummies and Sentinels, each with 3 emblems, thereby putting their adaptability and tactical acumen to the test.

Diverging from their stationary counterparts, Sentinels boast mobility across the board and wield a formidable ability known as Sentinel Smash, capable of dealing significant magic damage to their target, further diversifying the array of strategic options available to players.

These sweeping changes are slated to take effect upon the rollout of TFT Patch 14.7, scheduled for release on April 3, 2024.

A new set always means new traits for players to consider, which can completely change how battles unfold. These traits allow players to plan their strategies and construct their armies strategically, adding excitement and variety to the game.

Before the new set goes live, it’s helpful to understand what each trait does. This knowledge can give players an advantage and help them make smarter decisions during battles.

TFT Inkborn Fables units and traits

Dragonlord

After 8 seconds of combat, the Dragon strikes the board, dealing true damage to enemies and granting all allies Attack Speed for the rest of combat.

Dragonlord Units

• Janna 2 cost Dragonlord Invoker
• Diana 3 cost Dragonlord Sage
• Lee Sin 4 cost Dragonlord Duelist
• Xayah/ Rakan 5 cost Dragonlord Lovers

Dryad

Dryads gain Ability Power and Health. Each enemy death grants additional Health.

Dryad Units

• Rek’Sai 1 cost Dryad Bruiser
• Gnar 2 cost Dryad Warden
• Kindred 2 cost Dryad Fated Reaper
• Ornn 4 cost Dryad Behemoth
• Azir 5 cost Dryad Invoker

Fated

Hover and drop one Fated unit over another to form a pair and unlock a Fated Bonus. Your pair gains bonus HP.

Fated Units

• Ahri 1 cost Fated Arcanist
• Yasuo 1 cost Fated Duelist
• Kindred 2 cost Fated Dryad Reaper
• Aphelios 3 cost Fated Sniper
• Thresh 3 cost Fated Behemoth
• Syndra 4 cost Fated Arcanist
• Sett 5 cost Fated Umbral Warden

Fortune

Roll a die, in that many player combats, hold a Festival! At the Festival, you have the option to convert your Luck into rewards.

Fortune Units

• Kobuko 1 cost Fortune Brawler
• Teemo 2 cost Fortune Trickshot
• Tristana 3 cost Fortune Duelist
• Zoe 3 cost Fortune Storyweaver Arcanist
• Annie 4 cost Fortune Invoker

Ghostly

Upon dealing or taking damage 7 times, Ghostly units send 2 spectres to haunt nearby enemies and heal 4.5% max Health every 2 seconds. Haunted enemies take bonus damage for each spectre on them, and pass spectres on death.

Ghostly Units

• Caitlyn 1 cost Ghostly Sniper
• Aatrox 2 cost Ghostly Inkshadow Bruiser
• Shen 2 cost Ghostly Behemoth
• Illaoi 3 cost Ghostly Arcanist Warden
• Kayn 4 cost Ghostly Reaper
• Morgana 4 cost Ghostly Sage

Heavenly

Heavenly champions grant a unique stat bonus to your team, increased by their star level and each Heavenly unit in play. 2-stars grant 50% more. 3-stars grant 90% more.

Heavenly Units

• Kha’Zix 1 cost Heavenly Reaper
• Malphite 1 cost Heavenly Behemoth
• Neeko 2 cost Heavenly Mythic Arcanist
• Soraka 3 cost Heavenly Altruist
• Wukong 5 cost Heavenly Great Sage

Inkshadow

Gain unique Inkshadow items. Inkshadow champions gain bonus damage and damage reduction. Which Inkshadow items you get changes each game.

Inkshadow Units

• Jax 1 cost Inkshadow Warden
• Aatrox 2 cost Inkshadow Ghostly Bruiser
• Volibear 3 cost Inkshadow Duelist
• Kai’Sa 4 cost Inkshadow Trickshot
• Udyr 5 cost Inkshadow Behemoth Spirit Walker

Mythic

Mythic champions gain Health, Ability Power, and Attack Speed. After 4 player combats, they become Epic, increasing the bonus by 50%.

Mythic Units

• Cho’Gath 1 cost Mythic Behemoth
• Kog’Maw 1 cost Mythic Invoker Sniper
• Neeko 2 cost Mythic Heavenly Arcanist
• Bard 3 cost Mythic Trickshot
• Lillia 4 cost Mythic Invoker
• Nautilus 4 cost Mythic Warden
• Hwei 5 cost Mythic Artist

Porcelain

After casting, Porcelain champions boil, gaining Attack Speed and taking less damage
for 3 seconds

Porcelain Units

• Lux 2 cost Porcelain Arcanist
• Amumu 3 cost Porcelain Warden
• Ashe 4 cost Porcelain Sniper
• Lissandra 5 cost Porcelain Arcanist

Storyweaver

Storyweavers summon a Hero named Kayle and evolve her. Storyweavers gain max Health. Each Storyweaver star level increases Kayle’s Health and Ability Power. Kayle gets 20 % bonus attack speed for each game Stage.

Storyweaver Units

• Garen 1 cost Storyweaver Warden
• Sivir 1 cost Storyweaver Trickshot
• Riven 2 cost Storyweaver Altruist Bruiser
• Zyra 2 cost Storyweaver Sage
• Zoe 3 cost Storyweaver Fortune Arcanist
• Galio 4 cost Storyweaver Bruiser
• Irelia 5 cost Storyweaver Duelist

Umbral

Umbral units in illuminated hexes execute low Health enemies.

Umbral Units

• Darius 1 cost Umbral Duelist
• Yorick 2 cost Umbral Behemoth
• Alune 3 cost Umbral Invoker
• Yone 3 cost Umbral Reaper
• Sylas 4 cost Umbral Bruiser
• Sett 5 cost Umbral Fated Warden

Altruist

Altruists heal the lowest Health ally for 15% of damage they deal. Your team gains Armor and Magic Resist.

Altruist Units

• Riven 2 cost Altruist Storyweaver Bruiser
• Soraka 3 cost Altruist Heavenly
• Rakan 5 cost Altruist Dragonlord

Arcanist

Arcanists gain Ability Power and grant Ability Power to allies.

Arcanist Units

• Ahri 1 cost Arcanist Fated
• Lux 2 cost Arcanist Porcelain
• Neeko 2 cost Arcanist Heavenly Mythic
• Illaoi 3 cost Arcanist Ghostly Warden
• Zoe 3 cost Arcanist Fortune Storyweaver
• Syndra 4 cost Arcanist Fated
• Lissandra 5 cost Arcanist Porcelain

Artist

The Artist paints the champion you place in a special bench slot. Get a 1-star copy of the champion placed there when the Artist’s work is complete.

Rounds to Complete = Unit Cost (Decreases with Artist Star Level)

Artist Unit

• Hwei 5 cost Artist Mythic

Behemoth

Behemoths gain increased Armor and Magic Resist. Whenever a Behemoth dies, the nearest Behemoth gains 50% more for 5 seconds.

Behemoth Units

• Cho’Gath 1 cost Behemoth Mythic
• Malphite 1 cost Behemoth Heavenly
• Shen 2 cost Behemoth Ghostly
• Yorick 2 cost Behemoth Umbral
• Thresh 3 cost Behemoth Fated
• Ornn 4 cost Behemoth Dryad
• Udyr 5 cost Behemoth Inkshadow Spirit Walker

Bruiser

Your team gains 100 maximum Health. Bruisers gain additional maximum Health

Bruiser Units

• Kobuko 1 cost Bruiser Fortune
• Rek’Sai 1 cost Bruiser Dryad
• Aatrox 2 cost Bruiser Ghostly Inkshadow
• Riven 2 cost Bruiser Altruist Storyweaver
• Tahm Kench 3 cost Bruiser Mythic
• Galio 4 cost Bruiser Storyweaver
• Sylas 4 cost Bruiser Umbral

Duelist

Duelists gain Attack Speed on each attack, stacking up to 12 times.

Duelist Units

• Darius 1 cost Duelist Umbral
• Yasuo 1 cost Duelist Fated
• Qiyana 2 cost Duelist Heavenly
• Tristana 3 cost Duelist Fortune
• Volibear 3 cost Duelist Inkshadow
• Lee Sin 4 cost Duelist Dragonlord
• Irelia 5 cost Duelist Storyweaver

Exalted

Your team gains 5% bonus damage, plus more based on your level
After combat, store 2 XP in a Soul Core. Sell the Core to claim the XP.

Each game a different set of units is Exalted.

Great

Every 3 casts, Wukong grows his weapon, modifying his Abilities.

Great Unit

• Wukong 5 cost Great Heavenly Sage

Invoker

Every 3 seconds, your units gain Mana.

Invoker Units

• Kog’Maw 1 cost Invoker Mythic Sniper
• Janna 2 cost Invoker Dragonlord
• Alune 3 cost Invoker Umbral
• Annie 4 cost Invoker Fortune
• Lillia 4 cost Invoker Mythic
• Azir 5 cost Invoker Dryad

Lovers

Change which Lover takes the field depending on whether they are placed in the front or
back 2 rows. When the fielded Lover casts, the other provides a bonus effect.

Front: Trickshot Xayah
Back: Altruist Rakan

Lovers Unit

• Xayah/ Rakan 5 cost Lovers Dragonlord

Reaper

Reapers’ Abilities can critically strike and they gain 20% Critical Strike Chance.

Reaper Units

• Kha’Zix 1 cost Reaper Heavenly
• Kindred 2 cost Reaper Dryad Fated
• Yone 3 cost Reaper Umbral
• Kayn 4 cost Reaper Ghostly

Sage

Combat start: Allies in the front 2 rows gain Omnivamp. Allies in the back 2 rows gain Ability Power.

Sage Units

• Zyra 2 cost Sage Storyweaver
• Diana 3 cost Sage Dragonlord
• Morgana 4 cost Sage Ghostly
• Wukong 5 cost Sage Great Heavenly

Sniper

Innate: Snipers gain 1 Attack Range.

Snipers deal more damage to targets farther away.

Sniper Units

• Caitlyn 1 cost Sniper Ghostly
• Kog’Maw 1 cost Sniper Mythic
• Senna 2 cost Sniper Inkshadow
• Aphelios 3 cost Sniper Fated
• Ashe 4 cost Sniper Porcelain

Spirit Walker

The first time the Spirit Walker drops below 50% Health, he unleashes the rage within, healing to full Health, gaining increased movement speed, and changing his Ability from Ram Slam to Tiger Strikes.

Spirit Walker Unit

• Udyr 5 cost Spirit Walker

Trickshot

Trickshots’ abilities ricochet. Each ricochet deals a percentage of the previous bounce’s
damage.

Trickshot Units

• Sivir 1 cost Trickshot Storyweaver
• Teemo 2 cost Trickshot Fortune
• Bard 3 cost Trickshot Mythic
• Kai’Sa 4 cost Trickshot Inkshadow
• Xayah 5 cost Trickshot Dragonlord

Warden

Wardens gain Damage Reduction. For the first 10 seconds of combat, they gain an additional 12% Damage Reduction.

Warden Units

• Garen 1 cost Warden Storyweaver
• Jax 1 cost Warden Inkshadow
• Gnar 2 cost Warden Dryad
• Amumu 3 cost Warden Porcelain
• Illaoi 3 cost Warden Ghostly Arcanist
• Nautilus 4 cost Warden Mythic
• Sett 5 cost Warden Umbral Fated

TFT Set 11 Inkborn Fables details

With its release scheduled for March 20, 2024, coinciding with Patch 14.6, players can mark their calendars for a new era of strategic gameplay. Before the official launch, the PBE testing phase, slated to commence on March 6, 2024, will give players a sneak peek into the forthcoming changes and additions.

Inkborn Fables is poised to introduce a complete overhaul, bidding farewell to all units from the previous TFT set and ushering in a roster of new units, traits, and origins. This shift effectively resets the gameplay landscape, prompting players to adapt and explore innovative strategies within TFT.

The teaser art featuring Blood Moon Aatrox hints at a thematic resonance reminiscent of Set 4, evoking a mythical ambiance that piques curiosity about the fantastical creatures and legends that may emerge within the Convergence.

While specific details regarding the mechanics of Set 11, particularly the intriguing Myths and Legends aspect, remain shrouded in mystery, players can anticipate encountering legendary beings and mythical entities drawn from the rich tapestry of Runeterra’s lore.

Though the roster of units for Set 11 has yet to be revealed, a glimpse provided in a short gameplay clip offers a preview of the champions that will grace the battlefield, sparking anticipation and speculation among players.

• Mythmaker Sivir
• Shan Hai Scrolls Neeko
• Spirit Blossom Kindred
• Mythmaker Zyra
• Snow Moon Morgana
• Hwei
• Shan Hai Scrolls Kog’Maw
• Shan Hai Scrolls Bard
• Yone
• Snow Moon Illaoi
• Malphite
• Spirit Blossom Thresh
• Shan Hai Scrolls Nautilus
• Jax
• Porcelain Lux
• Shen
• Diana
• Kayn

Augments are expected to continue their role in Set 11, furnishing players with strategic buffs and bonuses that diversify gameplay and reward astute decision-making. These augments inject an element of variability, empowering players to adapt their tactics and seize strategic advantages.

Furthermore, the potential return of portals, reminiscent of Set 9, adds an intriguing layer of interaction and choice to the TFT experience. Through communal voting at the outset of each game, players will determine the portal’s influence, ushering in bonuses that range from early unit advantages to transformative alterations to PvE encounters.

As anticipation arises, players eagerly await TFT Set 11, poised to embark on a captivating journey through the Inkborn Fables.

This update is set to commence with the release of Patch 14.3. The core focus of this update is to minimize the variability in item drops, a feature that has been a staple of the game’s randomness factor.

Teamfight Tactics, or TFT, is a game that predominantly hinges on player skill and strategic prowess. While elements of luck do play a role, these players have developed the ability to navigate the game’s variance, skillfully adapting their strategies based on the items, their economy, and the options in the shop.

However, despite the importance of skill in TFT, the game does incorporate a considerable degree of randomness. This aspect of the game means that players sometimes face situations that are beyond their control. For instance, an opponent might build a similar team comp and acquire crucial units first, or a player might receive minimal gold from PvE rounds.

TFT item drop changes in Patch 14.3

Recognizing the impact of this randomness, the TFT developers have identified the need to address the game’s variability, especially with the introduction of new mechanics such as Augments and Portals in Set 10. The team believes that the current level of variance has become excessively unpredictable, prompting a reevaluation of this aspect in Patch 14.3.

Mortdog, the lead designer of Teamfight Tactics, expressed on Twitter that the item drop system has been a significant source of variance since the game’s inception, even before the introduction of augments and portals.

Over time, as the game evolved and players’ skills and understanding deepened, perceptions of what constitutes fairness in the game have shifted. Consequently, the current level of item drop is now seen as excessively disproportionate.

To address this, the upcoming change in Patch 14.3 will ensure that players receive a consistent number of items, with the intent to standardize the starting conditions for all players.

“Being down two components but up 12 gold on 2-1 is no longer variance, but just unfairness as we understand truly which outcome can be optimized better.”

This adjustment will essentially eliminate all gold starts. This modification is planned to be implemented from Patch 14.3 and will continue through to Patch 14.5. During this period, the TFT development team has indicated that they are preparing for more extensive updates as part of a larger-scale overhaul of the game’s systems.

Although the 10th set of TFT has been in circulation for a considerable period, it has experienced fewer adjustments compared to past sets. The development team initially refrained from implementing major alterations, anticipating that players would organically devise strategies to counter the meta.

The decision to maintain stability gained further support from the TFT Vegas Open held in early December, where developers opted not to introduce drastic changes to avoid disrupting the tournament’s competitive landscape.

Riot Mortdog revealed major TFT updates coming in Patch 14.1

With the conclusion of the Vegas Open, and players expressing a desire for a refreshed gaming experience, TFT is now gearing up for substantial transformations.

Lead designer Riot Mortdog has outlined that Patch 14.1 is scheduled for release on January 10th, with a plethora of changes set to redefine the gameplay. Notably, the update will introduce new portals that promise to reshape how players approach each match, injecting a fresh and dynamic element into the gaming experience.

“11 new portals! These portals are the much more impactful ones, so if you enjoy games that are more over the top, these should be fun. Some classics (Radiant Blessing, Treasure Dragon, etc) and some new ones (Crab Rave!)”

In addition to the introduction of portals, Riot Mortdog have announced a series of balance changes, with a particular focus on nerfing True Damage. While these alterations are set to add depth and variety to TFT, it’s essential to note that more extensive system changes addressing open forting and bug fixes are slated for subsequent patches.

Anticipation is high for TFT Patch 14.1, set to roll out on January 10, 2024. As the first significant patch of the year, it brings not only major gameplay adjustments but also the promise of a fun-filled experience for Teamfight Tactics players.

Following the successful release of Remix Rumble just over a month ago, the music-themed set has captured the hearts of players.

Notably, Remix Rumble not only introduced new and captivating content but also overhauled some existing mechanics such as Portals and Augments, elevating the overall TFT experience.

In a recent Dev Blog, Riot explained their strategic decision to move away from mid-sets, providing insights into their vision for the future of TFT. The 2024 roadmap promises a myriad of thrilling developments, including new sets, engaging events, and a plethora of other enticing features.

Kicking off the new year, TFT players can anticipate the return of a classic set, although Riot has left the community speculating whether it will be Set 1 or 2, enriched with new mechanics to spice things up.

March 2024 will mark the introduction of Set 11, aptly named “An Encounter with Myths & Legends.” The title hints at a theme inspired by a fusion of Eastern and Western mythologies or possibly delving into the ancient lore of Runeterra, adding an element of anticipation and intrigue for players.

In celebration of TFT’s remarkable five-year journey, Riot has plans for an anniversary event slated for the summer, promising not only festivities but also the unveiling of a brand-new game mode. The community eagerly awaits the details of this milestone celebration.

Post-summer festivities, players can look forward to the release of the next TFT set, intriguingly titled “Magic, Mayhem, and…Bees?” Set to unveil in Q3 of 2024, this upcoming set appears to revolve around magical elements and, curiously, bees, sparking curiosity about the unique dynamics it will introduce to the game.

As the year progresses, Riot has planned another Set Revival in Q3, followed by the much-anticipated Set 13 in Q4, ensuring a jam-packed year for TFT players.

The continued success and longevity of TFT are a testament to the game’s enduring appeal and the dedicated community that has embraced it. With these exciting developments on the horizon, 2024 is shaping up to be an unforgettable year for Teamfight Tactics.

The Headliner mechanic, reminiscent of Set 4’s Chosen units, elevates a unit by doubling one of its traits, adding a strategic layer to the gameplay.

Within this musical realm, iconic champions like Sona and Jhin take center stage as Legendary units. Jhin, renowned for his penchant for the number 4, has consistently been a four-cost champion in TFT. This numerical association continues in Set 10, where players have uncovered an intriguing Easter egg that transforms Jhin into a 4-star powerhouse.

TFT Easter egg that turns Jhin into a 4-star unit

As the primary AD carry in your team, Jhin gains the ability to summon turrets on your bench and inflicts bonus damage to tacticians when on the field. The revelation of a way to field a 4-star Jhin in Set 10 adds an exciting twist to the gameplay, allowing players to witness the spectacle of multiple turrets spanning.

Achieving a 4-star Jhin, being a 5-cost unit, essentially guarantees a significant advantage and potential victory for the player. However, this feat is not easy at all.

Players have identified that making Jhin their Headliner unit is the key, triggering an automatic upgrade to a 4-star copy. Yet, this comes with its challenges, given that, even at level 9, players only have a 10% chance of receiving a 5-cost Headliner. This means strategic gold management or a stroke of extraordinary luck is necessary for players to unlock this powerful transformation.

Set 10, with its musical vibes and innovative gameplay mechanics, promises an engaging and dynamic TFT experience, especially with the discovery of this unique Easter egg involving the legendary marksman, Jhin.