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TFT Set 9 Cheat Sheet: All champions, traits, updated stats, and abilities

Riot Games has elevated Teamfight Tactics once again with Set Nine Runeterra Reforged , showcasing 28 traits and 60 champions, mashing together returning and new mechanics. 

The TFT Set Nine cheat sheet breaks down all 28 traits and 60 champions within the Runeterra Reforged set. Several returning mechanics are included in the set with some having a new twist added to them. Working in conjunction with the TFT Set Nine champions and traits are Augments, Region Portals, and Legends. 

All TFT Set 9 traits and champions, abilities, and stats

Champions and their spells are repeated under each trait that is assigned to them, providing players with a better understanding of how the Set Nine champions function within each trait. Some champions have up to three assigned traits. 

Updates will take place throughout PBE testing after major updates, along with regular patches once the Runeterra Reforged set drops into live servers on June 14.

Bastion (2/4/6/8)

All Bastion units gain armor and magic resistance at each breakpoint, which is increased by 100 percent for the first 10 seconds of combat.

• Two: +25 Defense
• Four: +55 Defense
• Six: +100 Defense
• Eight: +240 Defense

Bastion TFT Set 9 champions

Bastion units are Maokai (one-cost) Poppy (one-cost), Kassadin (two-cost), Taric (three-cost), Shen (four-cost), and K’Sante (five-cost)

• Maokai Sap Magic : Maokai has a passive that gains Maokai five mana whenever an enemy uses their ability. The active has Maoki heal on the next attack. 
• Poppy Steadfast Hammer : Gain a shield for three seconds, dealing magic damage to the current target. Four-star upgrade —Knock the target into the largest clump of enemies, dealing 40 percent of the target’s maximum health as magic damage to the target and 25 percent of that amount to the clump. Stun enemies for one second. 
• Kassadin Force Pulse : Gain a shield for four seconds, dealing magic damage to enemies in a cone and Disarm them for 1.5/1.8/2 seconds. Units disarmed can’t move or attack but can cast spells.
• Taric Radiance : Gain a shield for six seconds. It absorbs damage received by adjacent allies. 
• Shen Ki Barrier : Gain a shield and grant a shield to the two lowest health allies for four seconds. After shielding allies, Shen’s shield refreshes with a burst, dealing magic damage to adjacent enemies. Ionia bonus —+10 percent damage reduction. 
• If the target can’t be pushed any further, they are knocked off the battlefield. If the target is still alive, K’Sante will chase after them.  

Bruiser (2/4/6)

All units on your team gain 100 health. Bruiser units gain additional health at each breakpoint. 

• Two: +10 percent
• Four: +40 percent
• Six: +70 percent

Bruiser TFT Set 9 champions

Bruiser units are Cho’Gath (one-cost), Renekton (one-cost),  Vi (two-cost), Rek’Sai (three-cost), Sejuani (four-cost), and Sion (five-cost).

• Cho’Gath Feast : Deal magic damage to the lowest adjacent health enemy. If this eliminates them, devour them and permanently gain 35/35/35 maximum health. There is bonus health. Spell health ratio is 12 percent.
• Renekton Cull the Meak : Deal magic damage to adjacent enemies. Heal for the first enemy hit and another for each additional hit. 
• Vi Blast Shield : Gain a shield for four seconds, dealing physical damage to enemies within one Hex of the current target and Sunder them for four seconds. Sunder reduces a target’s armor by 40 percent. 
• Rek’Sai Furious Bite : Deal physical damage to the current target. If they are below 60 percent health, this damage is converted to true damage and increases. If this eliminates the targe,  Rek’Sai rips through them one Hex and heals. 
• Sejauni Fury of the North : Whenever an ally attacks a Chilled enemy, they deal bonus true damage. Sejuani gains a shield for four seconds and deals magic damage to nearby enemies and Chills them for a total of four seconds. Chill refuses the target’s attack speed by 30 percent. 
• Sion Glory in Death : Upon death, Sion reanimates with 100 percent health, decaying at 7/5/0 percent maximum health per second. Sion can no longer use his ability but is immune to crowd control and gains attack speed. Ability—Charge towards the most enemies, dealing a percent of attack damage to enemies on the way and stunning them for 1.25/2/15 seconds. 

Challenger (2/4/6/8)

Challenger units gain bonus attack speed at each breakpoint. When a Challenger unit’s target is eliminated, the Challenger unit will dash to a new target and increase its attack speed by 50 percent for 2.5 seconds.

• Two: 30 percent
• Four: 60 percent
• Six: 95 percent
• Eight: 140 percent

Challenger TFT Set 9 champions

Units with the Challenger trait are Irelia (one-cost), Samira (one-cost), Warwick (two-cost), Kalista (three-cost), Kai’Sa (four-cost), and Yasuo (four-cost).

• Irelia Defiant Dance : Irelia enters a defensive stance and gains a shield that rapidly decays over three seconds. When the shield breaks, Irelia deals magic damage plus 30 percent of the damage absorbed by enemies around and in front of Irelia. Ionia bonus —Plus 25 armor and magic resistance. 
• Samira Flair : Shoot at the current target and deal magic damage to the first enemy hit. Reduce. This also reduces their armor. Spell attack damage ratio is 165 percent.
• Warwick Primal Howl: Warwick has a passive that restores health during attacks. Attacks for the next 2.5 seconds increase passive healing by 50 percent. Adjacent enemies are then stunned for 1.2/1.5/2 seconds. 
• Kalista Pierce and Rend : Kalista has a passive that has her attacks impale six spears per cast at the target which deals true damage when removed. Kalista rips the spears out if would terminate the target. Kalista’s active attacks impale five spears at the current target. Kalista’s post-cast mana lockout scales with attack speed.
• Kai’Sa Icathian Rain : Dash away from all enemies and then fire 15/15/25 missiles split across the four nearest enemies. Each missile deals magic damage. 
• Yasuo Last Breath: Send a whirlwind at the furthest enemy within three Hexes, stunning all enemies hit. Then Yauso dashes and slashes the original target, dealing physical damage to them and slamming them into the ground, dealing a percent attack damage as physical damage to enemies within one Hex. 

When Aatrox or the holder of the Darkin Blade dies, the Darkin Blade is equipped to the nearest ally champion, granting them 500 health and 20 percent Omnivamp. After being equipped to a champion for four seconds, Aatrox will revive upon their death instead. 

• Aatrox World Ender : Transform for 10 seconds, gaining Omnivamp and converting all bonus attack speed to attack damage. While transformed, Aatrox’s attacks deal physical damage. 
• Darken bonus health : 400
• Darkin Omnivamp : 15 percent
• Darkin Respawn time : Five seconds

Deadeye (2/4/6)

Deadeye units have an innate bonus range. Every three seconds, Deadeye champions attack the enemy with the highest percent health and deal bonus damage at each breakpoint.

• Two:+25 percent damage
• Four: +70 percent damage
• Six: +150 percent damage

Deadeye TFT Set 9 champions

All Deadeye champions are Jhin (one-cost), Ashe (two-cost), Akshan (three-cost), Aphelios (four-cost), and Urgot (four-cost). 

• Jhin Curtain Call : Jhin takes aim at the target and deals physical damage to enemies in a line, with each hit enemy having damage reduced by 40 percent. Ionia bonus —+20 percent attack damage. 
• Ashe Volley : Ashe fires eight arrows in a cone, with each dealing physical damage to the first enemy hit and Chilling them for ‘X’ seconds. Chill —Reduces the attack speed of the target by 30 percent. 
• Akshan Comeuppance : Akshan locks onto the farthest enemy and unleashes a hail of six shots toward them. Each deals physical damage to the first enemy hit. 
• Aphelios Moonlight Vigil : Aphelios fires a moon blast at the largest group of enemies, dealing physical damage to enemies within two Hexes. Equip Three Chakram —Plus-one more for each enemy hit by the moon blast. Aphelios attacks deal bonus physical damage for each Chakram equipped for a total of seven seconds. Damage dealt by Chakrams heals Aphelios. 
• Urgot Disdain : Urgot has a passive that whenever an enemy enters attack range, fires a blast from the leg facing that direction, dealing physical damage to them. Each of Urgot’s six legs has a 4/4/1 second cooldown. The active gains a shield for five seconds and has Urgot dash behind the current target. Then all leg cooldowns are reset. 

Demacia (3/5/7/9)

During the planning phase, your strongest Demacia unit becomes an Elite and is equipped with a random Radiant item for the next combat. Elites grant armor and magic resistance to themselves and adjacent allies. Granted armor and magic resistance do not stack. The number of Elite units possible is increased at each breakpoint. 

• Three: One Elite with +5 armor and magic resistance
• Five: Two Elite units with +30 armor and magic resistance
• Seven: Four Elite units with +50 armor and magic resistance
• Nine: Six Elite units with +100 armor and magic resistance

Demacia TFT Set 9 champions

The champions with the Demacia trait are Kayle (one-cost),  Poppy (one-cost), Galio (two-cost), Garen (thee-cost), Sona (three-cost), Jarvin IV (four-cost), and Lux (four-cost).

• Level one: Attacks deal bonus 30/45/65 magic damage
• Level six: Every third attack launches a wave that deals magic damage and Shreds enemies for four seconds.
• Level nine: Every attack launches a wave and they travel farther. 
• Galio Shield of Duran : Reduce damage taken by 30 percent and heal over the duration of four seconds. Galio then deals magic damage to adjacent enemies. Galio heal is 250/290/330.
• Garen Judgement : Garen spins ‘X’ times every second for the next ‘X’ seconds. Each spin deals physical damage to adjacent enemies. The spin won’t multi-stack Guinsoo’s Rageblade on multiple targets.
• Sona Crecendo : Sona sends a wave of sound at the largest clump of enemies and deals magic damage to enemies hit. Allies hit by the wave gain 25/30/40 percent attack speed for five seconds. 
• Javin IV Cataclysm : Javan leaps on a nearby enemy dealing magic damage to enemies within two Hexes and stuns them for 2/2.5/8 seconds.
• Lux Torrent of Light : Luc channels a barrage of light at the current target that deals magic damage over 3/3/3 seconds, reducing the target’s magic resistance by 10/10/30 every second. If the target is terminated, Lux shifts to a new target.

Empress (1)

When Bel’Veth terminates an enemy, they leave behind a Void Coral that she will consume. The first Void Coral increases her maximum health by 50 percent. Additional Void Corals heal Bel’Veth 20 percent of maximum health. When a Void Coral is consumed, Bel’Veth deals 10 percent maximum health as magic damage to enemies within two Hexes. 

• Bel’Veth Royal Maelstrom: Bel’Veth lashes out at the lowest health enemy in range ‘X’ number of times. Each lash deals physical damage one percent of the target’s maximum health as true damage. 

Freljord (2/3/4)

Having the Freljord trait active on the battlefield produces an ice storm that strikes the battlefield after five seconds. Enemies take a percentage of their maximum health as true damage and gain debuffs for 15 seconds. Effects increase at each breakpoint, adding to the previous effect. 

• Two: Five percent health and enemies are 40 percent Sunderderd (reduce armor) and Shredded (reduce magic resistance).
• Three: 12 percent health and enemies are also 50 percent Mana Reaved (increase maximum mana until the next cast).
• Four: 20 percent health and enemies are also stunned for 1.5 seconds. 

Freljord TFT Set 9 champions

Champions with the Freljord trait are Ashe (two-cost), Lissandra (three-cost), and Sejuani (four-cost). 

• Lissandra Frozen Tomb : Lissandra stuns the current target for two seconds and deals magic damage to enemies within two Hexes of them. They take 10 percent more damage for the next four seconds. 
• Sejauni Fury of the North: Whenever an ally attacks a Chilled enemy, they deal bonus true damage. Sejuani gains a shield for four seconds and deals magic damage to nearby enemies and Chills them for a total of four seconds. Chill refuses the target’s attack speed by 30 percent. 

Gunner (2/4/6)

When Gunner units attack, they gain bonus attack damage that increases at each breakpoint, up to eight stacks. 

• Two: Six percent attack damage per stack
• Four: 12 percent attack damage per stack
• Six: 22 percent attack damage per stack

Gunner TFT Set 9 champions

Gunner units are Tristana (one-cost), Jinx (two-cost), Jayce (three-cost), Zeri (four-cost), and Senna (five-cost).

• Tristana Rapid Fire : Tristana gains attack speed for a total of four seconds. During the duration, attacks explode on impact and deal physical damage to enemies within one Hex. Four-star upgrade —Every eighth attack deals bonus physical damage and ricochets to the largest clump of enemies, dealing physical damage to enemies within one Hex. 
• Jinx Fishbones : Jinx fires five rockets at random enemies within two Hexes of the current target. Each rocket deals a percent attack damage as physical damage. 
• Jayce Acceleration Blast : Grant attack speed to Jayce and adjacent allies on his left and right for three seconds. Fire a blast at the current target, which explodes on the first enemy hit, dealing physical damage to enemies near the blast. 
• Zeri Surge : Zeri has a passive that executes enemies below ‘X’ health. Terminations reset the duration of Surge. Zeri’s active has a duration of five seconds where attacks chain lightning to 3/3/5 additional enemies, dealing physical damage.
• Senna Dawning Shadow : Senna fires a massive beam at the furthest enemy, dealing physical damage to all enemies hit. Any allies hit gain a shield for a total of four seconds.

Invoker (2/4/6)

Allies restore mana every three seconds. Mana restored for allies and Invoker units vary at each breakpoint. 

• Two: Five mana for all allies
• Four: And an additional 15 mana for Invoker units
• Six: 20 mana for all allies and 15 additional mana for Invoker champions

Invoker TFT Set 9 champions

Champions with the Invoker trait are Cassiopeia (one-cost), Galio (two-cost), Soraka (two-cost), Karma (three-cost), Lissandra (three-cost), and Shen (four-cost).

• Cassiopeia Twin Fang : Cassiopeia deals magic damage to the current target and Wounds them for five seconds. If they are already Wounded, Cassiopeia deals bonus magic damage. Wound —Reduce healing by 50 percent. 
• Garen Judgement : Garen spins ‘X’ times every second for the next ‘X’ seconds. Each spin deals physical damage to adjacent enemies. 
• Soraka Astral Infusion : Soraka heals the lowest health ally for ‘X’ amount. If the ally is below 50 percent health, increase the amount healed by 50 percent. The ally is infused for five seconds, calling down five Stars over the duration that deals magic damage to the closest enemy. Transform and gain maximum health for eight seconds. While transformed, enemies within one Hex are Wounded and take magic damage over three seconds. 
• Karma Inner Flame : Karma fires a burst of energy at a target that explodes upon impact, dealing magic damage to adjacent enemies. Every third cast launches three bursts of energy. Ionia bonus —+20 percent ability power.  

Ionia (3/6/9)

Every four seconds, your strongest Ionia champions are enlightened to their spirit form and gain 20 mana. Each Ionia unit has a unique bonus within its ability, which doubles when in spirit form. Ionia bonuses and enlightened champions increase at each breakpoint. 

• Three: 100 percent Ionia bonus and one enlightened champion
• Six: 200 percent Ionia bonus and two enlightened champions
• Nine: 325 percent Ionia bonus and three enlightened champions

Ionia TFT Set 9 champions

Ionia champions are Irelia (one-cost), Jhin (one-cost), Sett (two-cost), Zed (two-cost), Karma (three-cost), Shen (four-cost), Yasuo (four-cost), and Ahri (five-cost).

• Irelia Defiant Dance : Irelia enters a defensive stance and gains a shield that rapidly decays over three seconds. When the shield breaks, Irelia deals magic damage plus 30 percent of the damage absorbed by enemies around and in front of Irelia. Ionia bonus —+40 armor and magic resistance. 
• Jhin Curtain Call : Jhin takes aim at the target and deals physical damage to enemies in a line, with each hit enemy having damage reduced by 40 percent. Ionia bonus —+30 percent attack damage. 
• Sett Facebreaker : Sett pulls in an enemy on either side and slams them together, dealing magic damage and stunning them for 2/2.2/2.5 seconds. If only one enemy is grabbed, the damage and stun duration are increased by 50 percent. Ionia bonus —+180 maximum health. 
• Zed Living Shadow : Zed creates a shadow at the furthest enemy within three Hexes. Then Zed and his shadow slash adjacent enemies, dealing physical damage. Ionia bonus —+15 critical chance and critical damage. 
• Karma Inner Flame : Karma fires a burst of energy at a target that explodes upon impact, dealing magic damage to adjacent enemies. Every third cast launches three bursts of energy. Ionia bonus —+30 percent ability power. 
• Yasuo Last Breath : Send a whirlwind at the furthest enemy within three Hexes, stunning all enemies hit. Then Yauso dases and slashes the original target, dealing physical damage to them and slamming them into the ground, dealing a percent attack damage as physical damage to enemies within one Hex.  Ionia Bonus —+15 percent omnivamp.
• Ahri Essence Theft: Ahri steals essence from enemies around her target, dealing magic damage and 35 percent Mana Reaving (increase maximum mana until the next cast) them. Every two casts unleash a wave that deals magic damage to all enemies hit. This deals 33 percent more damage to enemies whose essence has been stolen. Ionia Bonus —Plus-three mana per second. 

Juggernaut (2/4/6)

Juggernaut champions take less damage as their health decreases. Damage reduction increases at each breakpoint. 

• Two: 15 to 25 percent damage reduction
• Four: 25 to 40 percent damage reduction
• Six: 35 to 50 percent damage reduction

Juggernaut TFT Set 9 champions

Champions with the Juggernaut trait are Sett (two-cost), Warwick (two-cost), Darius (three-cost), Garen (three-cost), Nasus (four-cost), and Aatrox (five-cost).

• Warwick Primal Howl : Warwick has a passive that restores health during attacks. Attacks for the next 2.5 seconds increase passive healing by 50 percent. Adjacent enemies are then stunned for 1.2/1.5/2 seconds. 
• Darius Noxian Guillotine : Darius deals physical damage to the current target. If they perish, immediately cast this again with “81/85/89″X” percent damage. 
• Garen Judgement : Garen spins ‘X’ times every second for the next ‘X’ seconds. Each spin deals physical damage to adjacent enemies. Each spin deals physical damage to adjacent enemies. 
• Nasus Soul Eater : Nasus steals 5/5/15 percent maximum health, 10 percent attack damage, and 5/5/15 Defense from the nearest 4/5/9 enemies for eight seconds. 

Multicaster (2/4)

Multicaster champions cast their ability multiple times. Bonus casts have 66 percent reduced effectiveness. Extra casts increase at each breakpoint. 

• Two: One extra cast
• Four: Two extra casts

Multicaster TFT Set 9 champions

Multicaster champions are Taliyah (two-cost), Teemo (two-cost), Vel’Koz (three-cost), and Sona (three-cost).

• Taliyah Seismic Shove : Talyah has a passive for whenever an enemy is knocked up by anything, she throws a boulder at them, which deals magic damage: Taliyah’s active knocks up the current target for two seconds. 
• Teemo Noxious Trap : Teemo hurls an explosive mushroom at the current target. When it detonates, enemies within one Hex are Wounded and take magic damage over the course of three seconds. Wounded reduces healing received by 50 percent. Four-star upgrade —Increase the explosion radius by one Hex.  
• Vel’Koz Plasma Fission : Vel’Koz fires a plasma bolt toward the current target that deals damage to the first enemy hit. It then splits in two, dealing 50 percent less damage whenever it passes through an enemy. 

Noxus (3/6/9)

Noxus champions gain health, ability power, and attack damage that increases at each breakpoint. The three also increase by five percent for each different opponent that either you have Conquered in combat or is already perished. The maximum stat increase is 35 percent.

• Three: 170 health, 17 ability power, and 17 percent attack damage
• Six: 340 health, 34 ability power, and 34 percent attack damage
• Nine: 600 health, 60 ability power, and 60 percent attack damage

Noxus TFT Set 9 champions

Units with the Noxus trait are Cassiopeia (one-cost), Samira (one-cost), Kled (two-cost), Swain (two-cost), Darius (three-cost), Katarina (three-cost), and Sion (five-cost).

• Samira Flair : Shoot at the current target and deal magic damage to the first enemy hit. Reduce. This also reduces their armor. 
• Kled Skaaaaaaar : Kled passive has him start combat with a shield. When it breaks, Kled dismounts and gains stacking attack speed for the rest of combat. The active has Kled remound and gain a shield. Four-star upgrade —Execute enemies under 20 percent health. 
• Swain Demonflare : Swain transforms and gains maximum health for eight seconds. While transformed, he deals magic damage to enemies within two Hexes every second. 
• Darius Noxian Guillotine : Darius deals physical damage to the current target. If they perish, immediately cast this again with “X” percent damage. 
• Katarina Voracity : Katarina throws three daggers that land next to enemies with two Hexes. Then teleport to each to deal magic damage to adjacent enemies and Wound them for six seconds. Wound —Reduce healing received by 50 percent. 
• Sion Glory in Death: Upon death, Sion reanimates with 100 percent health, decaying at 7/5/0 percent maximum health per second. Sion can no longer use his ability but is immune to crowd control and gains attack speed. Ability—Charge towards the most enemies, dealing a percent of attack damage to enemies on the way and stunning them for 1.25/2/15 seconds.  

Piltover (3/6)

A major rework was applied to the Piltover trait through Patch 13.15. Upon activating the trait, players gain a T-Hex. Losing consecutive rounds adds Power Chargers to the T-Hex and increases the amount of possible loot. Winning a round rewards loot from the Piltover loot table .

Players can no longer sell the T-Hex. The T-Hex has its own breakpoints following Patch 13.15. And a combat round win with no Chargers on T-Hex will result in a reward of one gold.

• Three: Gain the T-Hex
• Six: Each loss counts as two losses instead. Winning grants bonus loot

T-Hex breakpoints

• 20 Power breakpoint increases T-Hex to two-star and unlocks Hextech Breath
• 40 Power breakpoint advances T-Hex to three-star
• 80 Power breakpoint advances T-Hex to four-star

Piltover TFT Set 9 champions

Champions are Orianna (one-cost), Vi (two-cost), Ekko (three-cost), Jayce (three-cost), and Heimerdinger (five-cost). 

• Orianna Command Protect: Grant the lowest health ally a shield for four seconds. When the shield expires, it deals magic damage to adjacent enemies and Chills them for three seconds. Chill —Reduce attack speed by 50 percent. 
• Ekko Phase Dive : Ekko heals 34 percent of damage taken in the last four seconds and deals magic damage to the current target. 
• Jayce Acceleration Blast : Grant attack speed to Jayce and adjacent allies on his left and right for three seconds. Fire a blast at the current target, which explodes on the first enemy hit, dealing physical damage to enemies near the blast.
• Heimerdinger CH-3X Lightning Grenade : Heimerdinger hurls a grenade toward the largest group of enemies dealing magic damage to enemies in a large area and stunning them for 1.5/2/15 seconds. Four-star upgrade —Yes it works!

Redeemer (1)

Whenever an ally gains a shield, grant them seven percent stacking attack speed for the remainder of combat. 

• Senna Dawning Shadow: Senna fires a massive beam at the furthest enemy, dealing physical damage to all enemies hit. Any allies hit gain a shield for a total of four seconds.

Rogue (2/4)

Rogue champions gain effects at breakpoints. 

• Two: The first time Rogue champions fall below 50 percent health they briefly become untargetable and dash toward an enemy within four Hexes, preferring backline units. 
• Four: Additionally, attacking an enemy for the first time causes that enemy to bleed, dealing 40 percent of their maximum health as magic damage over the course of five seconds. 

Rogue TFT Set 9 champions

Rogue units are Viego (one-cost), Ekko (three-cost), and Katarina (three-cost).

• Viego Blade of the Ruined King: Viego deals magic damage to the current target. For the remainder of combat, Viego’s attacks deal bonus stacking magic damage. 
• Ekko Phase Dive: Ekko heals 34 percent of damage taken in the last four seconds and deals magic damage to the current target. 

Shadow Isles (2/4/6)

After dealing or receiving damage eight times, Shadow Isles units gain a shield for 15 seconds and become Spectral for the remainder of combat. Spectral units gain mana every second. Shield percentage and mana increase at each breakpoint. 

• Two: 45 percent shield and six mana
• Four: 80 percent shield and 12 mana
• Six: 115 percent shield and 18 mana

Shadow Isles TFT Set 9 champions

Units are Maokai (one-cost), Viego (one-cost), Kalista (three-cost), Gwen (four-cost), and Senna (five-cost).

• Viego Blade of the Ruined King : Viego deals magic damage to the current target. For the remainder of combat, Viego’s attacks deal bonus stacking magic damage. 
• Kalista Pierce and Rend : Kalista has a passive that has her attacks impale a spear at the target which deals true damage when removed. Kalista rips the spears out if would terminate the target. Kalista’s active attacks impale five spears at the current target. 
• Gwen Snip Snip : Gwen dashes around the current target and snips three times in a cone, each dealing magic damage to enemies hit. Every three casts, Gwen gains 150/150/300 armor and magic resistance for 2/2.5/4 seconds. 

Shurima (3/5/7/9)

Every four seconds, Shurima units heal at seven percent maximum health. After eight seconds, select Shurima champions Ascend, gaining 33 percent maximum health and 45 percent attack speed. 

• Three: The strongest Shurmina unit ascends
• Five: All Shurima units ascend
• Seven: Only ascend at the start of combat
• Nine: +125 percent ascension bonus

Shurima TFT Set 9 champions

Champions are Cassiopeia (one-cost), Renekton (one-cost), Taliyah (two-cost), Akshan (three-cost), Azir (four-cost), Nasus (four-cost), and K’Sante (five-cost). 

• Azir Arise : Azir has a passive that after every third attack, a sand soldier deals magic damage to their target. Azir’s active summons a sand soldier to attack your target. If Azir has three soldiers, they all immediately deal magic damage instead. 

Slayer (2/3/4/5/6)

Slayer champions gain 12 percent Omnivamp. Additionally. Slayer units deal bonus damage, doubled against units below 66 percent health. Bonus damage increases at each breakpoint. 

• Two: Plus-five percent bonus damage
• Three: +10 percent bonus damage
• Four: +25 percent bonus damage
• Five: +35 percent bonus damage
• Six: +50 percent bonus damage

Slayer TFT Set 9 champions

Champions are Kayle (one-cost), Kled (two-cost), Zed (two-cost), Gwen (four-cost),  and Aatrox (five-cost). 

• Level one: Attacks deal bonus magic damage
• Gwen Snip Snip : Gwen dashes around the current target and snips three times in a cone, each dealing magic damage to enemies hit. Every three casts, Gwen gains armor and magic resistance for 2/2.5/4 seconds. 

Sorcerer (2/4/6/8)

When Sorcerer units help terminate an enemy, they trigger an arcane shock that deals a percent of the enemy’s maximum health to other enemies. Sorcerer champions also gain bonus ability power. 

• Two: 25 ability power, shock one enemy for 10 percent health
• Four: 50 ability power, shock one enemy for 10 percent health
• Six: 80 ability power, shock two enemies for 12 percent health
• Eight: 120 ability power, shock two enemies for 20 percent health

Sorcerer TFT Set 9 champions

Units are Orianna (one-cost), Malzahar (one-cost), Swain (two-cost), Taric (three-cost), Vel’Koz (three-cost), Lux (four-cost), and Ahri (five-cost).

• Orianna Command Protect: Grant the lowest health ally a shield for four seconds. When the shield expires, it deals magic damage to adjacent enemies and Chills them for three seconds. Chill —Reduce attack speed by 30 percent.
• Malzahar Call of the Void: Malzahar opens two portals near the current target and destroys 34 percent of shields and deals magic damage to all enemies caught between the portals. 
• Lux Torrent of Light : Luc channels a barrage of light at the current target that deals magic damage over 3/3/3 seconds, reducing the target’s magic resistance by every second. If the target is terminated, Lux shifts to a new target.
• Ahri Essence Theft : Ahri steals essence from enemies around her target, dealing magic damage and 35 percent Mana Reaving (increase maximum mana until the next cast) them. Every two casts unleash a wave that deals magic damage to all enemies hit. This deals 33 percent more damage to enemies whose essence has been stolen. Ionia Bonus —Plus-three mana per second. 

Strategist (2/3/4/5)

At the start of combat, allies in the front two rows gain a shield for eight seconds. Allies in the back two rows gain ability power. Shields and ability power increase at each breakpoint. 

• Two: 200 shield and 15 ability power
• Three: 350 shield and 25 ability power
• Four: 500 shield and 40 ability power
• Five: 800 shield and 60 ability power

Strategist TFT Set 9 Champions

Champions are Teemo (two-cost), Swain (two-cost), and Javin IV (four-cost). 

• Teemo Noxious Trap : Teemo hurls an explosive mushroom at the current target. When it detonates, enemies within one Hex are Wounded and take magic damage over the course of three seconds. Wounded reduces healing received by 50 percent. Four-star upgrade —Increase the explosion radius by one Hex. 
• Swain Demonflare : Swain transforms and gains maximum health for six seconds. While transformed, he deals magic damage to enemies within two Hexes every second. 

Targon (2/3/4)

Your healing and shielding are increased at each breakpoint. 

• Two: 20 percent increased healing and shielding
• Three: 40 percent increased healing and shielding
• Four: 70 percent increased healing and shielding

Targon TFT Set 9 champions

Targon units are Soraka (two-cost), Taric (three-cost), and Aphelios (four-cost).

• Taric Radiance : Gain a shield for six seconds. It absorbs damage received by adjacent allies.  
• Aphelios Moonlight Vigil : Aphelios fires a moon blast at the largest group of enemies, dealing physical damage to enemies within two Hexes. Equip Three Chakram —Plus-one more for each enemy hit by the moon blast. Aphelios attacks deal bonus physical damage for each Chakram equipped for a total of seven seconds. Damage dealt by Chakrams heal Aphelios. 

Techogenius (1)

Gain a placeable Apex Turret with three upgrade slots. Upgrades to the Turret will show up in your shop for six gold. You may only have one Apex Turret. Self-repair duration is 9/7/5 seconds.

• Heimerdinger CH-3X Lightning Grenade: Heimerdinger hurls a grenade toward the largest group of enemies dealing magic damage to enemies in a large area and stunning them for 1.5/2/15 seconds. Four-star upgrade —Yes it works!

Void (3/6/8)

Gain a placeable Void egg. At the start of combat, it hatches into an unspeakable horror and knocks up adjacent enemies. Each Void star level increases the horror’s health and ability power by 25 percent. The bonus health from the Void trait scales with Stage.

• Three: Void Remora
• Six: Rift Herald
• Eight: Baron Nashor

Void TFT Set 9 champions

Champions are Cho’Gath (one-cost), Malzahar (one-cost), Kassadin (two-cost),  Rek’Sai (three-cost), Vel’Koz (three-cost), Kai’Sa (four-cost), and Bel’Veth (five-cost).

• Cho’Gath Feast : Deal magic damage to the lowest adjacent health enemy. If this eliminates them, devour them and permanently gain maximum health. There is bonus health. Spell health ratio is 12 percent.
• Malzahar Call of the Void : Malzahar opens two portals near the current target and destroys 34 percent of shields and deals magic damage to all enemies caught between the portals. 
• Bel’Veth Royal Maelstrom : Bel’Veth lashes out at the lowest health enemy in range ‘X’ number of times. Each lash deals physical damage one percent of the target’s maximum health as true damage. 

Wanderer (1)

Ryze (five-cost) spells change depending on the region portal players voted for at the start of the game. 

• Bandle City : Ryze creates a portal to Bandle City underneath a random unit on your bench, granting a shield. After a brief delay, they arrive on the battlefield with bonus mana and are smaller.
• Demacia : Ryze creates a portal to Demacia underneath a cluster of injured allies, granting a shield. If an ally leaves the safety of the portal, they are healed. 
• Freljord: Ryze creates a portal to Freljord underneath a random group of enemies. The freezing winds deal magic damage to enemies within two Hexes over the duration and apply Permafroms (attack slow speed). 
• Ionia : Ryze creates a portal to Ionia, summoning forth a spirit tree that affects the closes units. Allies are invigorated, gaining bonus attack speed, buffs, and healing over the duration. Enemies are pacified, causing them to dance for ‘X’ seconds. 
• Noxus : Ryze creates a portal to Noxus’ armory that spews out a torrent of weapons and armor, granting completed items to random allies with open slots and throwing axes toward enemies that deal magic damage. If an ally receives an item while all slots are full, they gain a stacking damage amplification that increases for the remainder of combat.
• Piltover : Ryze creates a portal to Piltover that launches out an enforcer grenade toward his target dealing magic damage to enemies within two Hexes and creating a containment area for ‘X’ seconds. Enemies are unable to leave the area and a percent of shared damage is dealt to all enemies within. 
• Shadow Isles : Ryze creates a portal to the Shadow Isles, reclaiming lost souls. They return to the battlefield with a modified version of their maximum health. If no allies have perished yet, the portal remains open, waiting on an ally to get terminated. Ryze can’t resurrect himself. 
• Shurima : Ryze creates a portal to Shurima, summoning a gigantic sand tornado that travels across the battlefield, dealing magic damage to enemies hit and knocking them up briefly. The tornado has a chance to unearth buried treasures and gold as it travels. 
• Targon : Ryze creates a portal to Targon that beckons his target. After a few seconds, they descend from the heavens as a meteor toward the largest cluster of enemies, dealing a percent of the target’s maximum health as magic damage and knocking up enemies in the epicenter.
• Wound gold: Portals fire a bolt that applies 50 percent Wound
• Shred gold: Portals throw an axe, applying 40 percent Shred and Sunder 
• Splash gold: Portals fire a rocket that deals half damage to a one-Hex radius
• Additional Portal start gold: Summon an additional portal and one more for every gold per portal

Yordle (3/5)

Allies gain 10 percent attack speed per star level. Yordles can become a four-star, gaining a wacky spell upgrade. 

• Three: If you have three-star champions, your strongest three-star Yordle champion becomes a four-star
• Five: Two three-star Yordles champions can become four-star

Yordle TFT Set 9 champions

Champions are Poppy (one-cost), Tristana (one-cost), Teemo (two-cost), Kled (two-cost), and Heimerdinger (five-cost).

• Kled Skaaaaaaar: Kled passive has him start combat with a shield. When it breaks, Kled dismounts and gains stacking attack speed for the rest of combat. The active has Kled remound and gain a shield. Four-star upgrade —Execute enemies under 20 percent health. 

Zaun (2/4/6)

Zaun champions create random chem-mods that only they can use. Champions can be modded once and mods can only be removed by selling the champion. 

• Two: Gain one chem-mod
• Four: Gain two chem-mods
• Six: Gain three chem-mods

Zaun TFT Set 9 champions

Champions are Jinx (two-cost), Warwick (two-cost),  Ekko (three-cost), Urgot (four-cost), and Zeri (four-cost). 

• Jinx Fishbones : Jinx fires five rockets at random enemies within two Hexes of the current target. Each rocket deals physical damage. 

Update June 6 11:30am CT : All TFT Set Nine traits and stats were updated following June 6 PBE Patch .

Update June 13 10:45am CT : All TFT Set Nine traits and stats were updated for the live launch of Runeterra Reforged through Patch 13.12 through the last PBE balance changes .

Update June 27 1:40pm CT : All TFT Set Nine traits and stats were updated for Patch 13.13 .

Update July 19 8:30am CT : All TFT Set Nine traits and abilities were updated for Patch 13.14 .

Update Aug. 2 10:45am CT : All TFT Set Nine traits and abilities were updated for Patch 13.15 .

Update Aug. 16 1:15pm CT : All TFT Set Nine traits and abilities were updated for Patch 13.16 .

Introducing Runeterra Reforged Competitive Events and Format for North American TFT Esports

The North American TFT esports team is proud to announce TFT Set 9, Runeterra Reforged . We’re teaming up again with Wisdom Gaming as the exclusive broadcast production and tournament organization partner for Runeterra Reforged. This set will see players compete through all the regions in Runeterra and challenge the legends who defend them.

We’re excited to discover the best NA representatives for the Runeterra Reforged World Championship, with players fighting for a total prize pool of $100,000 across the NA competitive set.

Keep reading to learn about each competitive event, including dates and format info.

Freljord Cup and Shurima Cup

Freljord Cup: July 8th - 16th

Shurima Cup: August 5th - 13th

The Freljord Cup and the Shurima Cup will kick off the competitive scene this summer! For full format details, visit the official NA TFT esports website .

Each Cup will be a 4-day, 2-weekend event with the Top 160 ranked sign-ups receiving an invite. 128 of the 160 players will participate in play-ins on Day 1. The Top 64 players from Day 1 will move onto Day 2 of play-ins.

The Top 32 sign-ups will automatically qualify for Day 3 where they’ll be joined by the remaining 32 players from play-ins.

The Top 4 players from each Cup will qualify for the Runeterra Reforged Mid-Set Finale. Every participating player will also have the chance to earn Qualifier Points based on their final placement.

Runeterra Reforged Mid-Set Finale

August 25th - 27th

The best players will be showing off their skills and superpowers at the Runeterra Reforged Mid-Set Finale.

Over 3 days of gameplay, this event will feature the Top 4 players from both the Freljord Cup and the Shurima Cup and the Top 24 players from Qualifier Points.

The Top 8 players will automatically qualify for Day 3 of the Noxus Cup in Set 9.5. The 1st-4th place players will directly qualify for the Runeterra Reforged NA Regional Finals.

First place will receive an invite to the Runeterra Reforged Championship.

September 30th - October 8th

The Noxus Cup is our first competitive event in North America for Set 9.5. It will follow the same format as the first 2 cups: 2 days of play-ins followed by semifinals and finals the next weekend.

The Top 4 players from the Noxus Cup will directly qualify for the Runeterra Reforged NA Regional Finals. Players will receive Qualifier Points based on their final placement.

North American Last Chance Qualifier

October 14th - 15th

At the North American Last Chance Qualifier, invited players will have one last shot at qualifying for the Runeterra Reforged NA Regional Finals.

Invites will be extended to the Top 12 player sign-ups based on a leaderboard snapshot and 4 players that have not already qualified from Qualifier Points. The Top 2 players from this event will qualify for the NA Regional Finals.

Runeterra Reforged NA Regional Finals

October 27th - 29th

Our final event for the NA competitive scene will determine who represents North America at the Runeterra Reforged World Championship.

24 players will compete in a 3-day tournament. Invites will be extended to the Top 10 players from Qualifier Points, the Top 2 leaderboard point earners from each of the Set 9 and Set 9.5 leaderboard snapshots, the Top 4 players from the Mid-Set Finale, the Top 4 players from the Noxus Cup, and the Top 2 players from the Last Chance Qualifier.

Due to being the reigning champion, North America will be receiving an extra slot to the Runeterra Reforged Championship! That means that this time around, the top 3 players will qualify for the Championship. The player with the highest average placement across the entire event will also receive a spot at the World Championship.

Qualifier Points

Qualifier Points are here to stay for Runeterra Reforged competitive events. Players can earn Qualifier Points from all 3 Cups, with increasing point values in later tournaments.

Visit our Qualifier Points page to see the point values for each Cup and the current player standings.

Prize Pools

The total prize pool across the NA competitive set is $100k!

Here’s a breakdown of the prizing:

• Qualifier Point Cups - $12.5k each
• Mid-Set Finale - $25k
• NA Regional Finals - $35k
• NA Last Chance Qualifier - $2.5k

Official Leaderboard Snapshots

Finally, leaderboard snapshots are once again returning to reward players who consistently maintain a high rank on the TFT leaderboard.

In Set 9, snapshots will be taken weekly on Wednesdays at 12:01 AM PDT starting on June 28th and ending on August 23rd. In Set 9.5 (after a point reset), snapshots will be taken weekly on Wednesdays at 12:01 AM PDT starting on September 20th and ending on October 4th.

To be eligible, players must have at least 10 ranked games on the same account each week a snapshot is taken.

And that’s it for our Runeterra Reforged NA competitive overview. We hope to see you either competing or cheering on your favorite players at the first official event in July.

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Here is a sneak peek into TFT Horizonbound mid-set update! This update will be available on the Public Beta Environment (PBE) on Tuesday, August 29. The official release is on Wednesday, September 13 with Patch 13.18.

Runeterra Reforged: Horizonbound brings players to the edges of Runeterra, with destinations in the dangerous smuggler haven Bilgewater and the reclusive jungle lands of Ixtal. Champions from both regions will be joining the action in Horizonbound.. Players can battle it out for superiority in four new nautically themed arenas while reacting to ever-changing team dynamics and portals that change the core rules in surprising new ways.

• New Units - including Milio, Silco, and Naafiri!
• New Augments
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Fire the cannons! Bilgewater (3/5/7/9) locals mark their foes for periodic barrages from their waterborne artillery!

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Miss Fortune

Each game, Ixtal units create different elemental hexes that empower whoever's on them, and empower Ixtal units even more!

Damage from Vanquisher Abilities can critically strike. Vanquishers gain bonus Critical Strike Chance and Damage (2/4/6).

A single target damage carry, Naafiri can grant her Darkin Passive to allies upon falling in battle, calling packmates to attack the user's target.

Call the Dreadway, distributing citrus to allies, and exploding into enemies. Use his cutlass or his pistol to ignite your foes or cast faster!

Silco slings Shimmer at a foe, damaging them and enemies nearby. Allies in the contamination zone are healed.

Waltz through battle with Fiora, a Challenger who strikes her enemies while untargetable and heals for a portion of the damage dealt.

Mordekaiser

Mordekaiser hits slow, but hard. The hits get harder as he slays foes.

Xayah & Nilah

Shred your foes' armor with razor-sharp feathers. Xayah has a new class, Vanquisher, which increases critical strike chance against tankier enemies. Nilah's attacks strike in an AOE. She dives the enemy donning a shield, and gaining attack speed.

Milio’s Ultra Mega Fire Kick launches a fiery ball that stuns the first enemy hit, then bounces to the closest enemy behind them.

Miss Fortune calls down an X-shaped rain of bullets, dealing damage and wounding her foes.

Nautilus summons a whirlpool pulling unlucky swimmers (or sinkers?) together and knocking them up.

Graves & Illaoi

Graves' modified Smoke Grenade chills enemies who enter the smoke. Illaoi teaches Harsh Lessons, healing from damage taken by her target.

New Portals

Ixtal - Ixaocan

Take a portal to Ixaocan, where starring up a set number of units means all players will gain increasingly valuable loot.

Bilgewater - Rat Town

Lucky Shops can appear randomly, featuring units tailored to your army.

New Item Types

Items built from components. There are 6 new core items!

Unique items with interesting outputs that also always make the wearer stronger. They have a red border. Some Shimmerscale items are now Artifacts!

Support Items

Items that powers up the team in a unique way. They have a new silver border.

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Teamfight Tactics — All New Items in Set 9.5, Ranked

• Author: Warren Younger

The new Teamfight Tactics mid-set expansion brings the biggest change to items the game has ever seen. With support items being moved into a seperate, non-craftable class, items like Zeke’s Herald and Zephyr were replaced with brand new items that better fit Riot Games’ goal of what items should be, creating carries and tanks.

TFT Set 9.5 introduced six brand-new items into the game with unique effects that are bound to change how players craft items forever. And with that said, Esports Illustrated’s TFT expert broke down which new items are staples and which new items are better left unused.

Here are all the new TFT items ranked in Set 9.5.

Steraks Gage

The clear star of the new items, Steraks Gage is the only item on this list that is a staple item on multiple champions. For mobile champions that just need a little more survivability without needing an actual healing item, Steraks Gage does everything as it gives champions bonus health in a pinch but more importantly, the backloaded damage those attack damage carries crave.

This item will be a staple on champions like Fiora and Darius

Nashors Tooth

While Nashor’s Tooth is really only a staple on Azir in 9.5, Nashor's Tooth has practical use that really no other item has. It's the perfect item for magic damage casters that benefit from some extra attack speed. It's not a must have item on attack speed carries but those carries won't hate having this item as a secondary or last item on them.

Outside of Azir, Nashor’s Tooth is a good option to build on champions like Mordekaiser

Evenshroud does have its place in the TFT metagame as one of only two items that shred armor but with the other item being a staple on attack damage carries anyways, evenshroud is not quite staple tier in attack damage compositions. But in a pinch, Evenshroud is definitely still a good item just not a necessary one.

A good tank item that can be built on champions like Sejuani and Shen

Adaptive Helm

Another item that isn't quite staple but good, adaptive helm is a very good flex item that is a fantastic slammable item in the early game as its good on front and backline. However, its never a champion's first or second choice when it comes to optimal itemization. A decent “I guess” option for almost every champion though.

Good for champions that like passive mana gain like Silco and Gangplank

Crownguard is an item on paper that seems broken. This item was built for magic tanks with powerful abilities. However, there really isnt any magic tanks in the set that also double has pseudo-carries. With that said, the massive HP shield still makes this a decent tank item to slam.

A good item to build on champions like Neeko and Cho’Gath

Night Harvester

Night Harvester is good on paper but it just falls flat when it comes to putting it into practice. When it comes to conditional damage amplifiers, Night Harvester is competing with items like Giant Slayer and Guardbreaker and the big issue is that Night Harvester is the less consistent condition to hit. 

Night Harvester requires the wearer to be below 60% health while the other two items just require hitting high health or high shield champions. But since almost every carry champion is ranged, being below 60% and still dishing out damage is not very viable.

Only good on Rogue champions like Qiyana and Ekko. 

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