The best TFT Set 10 comps in patch 14.2: Top meta builds

Set 10 for Teamfight Tactics has been out for quite some time, here are some of the strongest comps available in Patch 14.2.

Teamfight Tactics’ 10th set has been fully launched to the live servers. The musical-inspired set hosts bands of all shapes, sizes, and genres. Harnessing these multi-faceted artists is the key to victory, crafting a composition to beat out the rest.

Looking for some powerful team comps to play in Patch 14.2 of Teamfight Tactics? We’ve got you covered.

Of course, it’s always a great idea to play flexibly around your items, augments, and shops, but these comps here are the best for grabbing consistent top 4s.

Best TFT comps in patch 14.2

Punk Jinx

Punks have finally hit the top of the charts thanks to some nice buffs to Jinx in Patch 14.2. The buffs were enough to push this once struggling comp into the upper echelon on Teamfight Tactics, becoming one of the strongest reroll strategies currently available.

Punk Jinx is heavily reliant on hitting a Rapidfire Jinx headliner, as it’s far stronger than the Punk headliner counterpart. Rapidfire headliner Jinx provides her with the Rapidfire trait off the bat, meaning you don’t need to tech in any more Rapidfire units for the bonuses.

With Punk you’ll want to get as many 3-star versions of the units as possible, slow-rolling your gold at level 6 to find your units whilst buffing your Punks with their trait. Items go towards Jinx and Pantheon, who will be your backliner and frontliner carry respectively. Jinx loves Guinsoo’s Rageblade, Deathblade, and Last Whisper to help her clear out enemy units, whilst most tank items work on Pantheon.

Emo Executioners

Executioners are finally seeing their time in the spotlight after nerfs to Vex and Twin Terror. These changes finally allowed the Executioner trait to really shine through, and become a fantastic vertical option that is capable of netting top 4s.

You’ll still be relying on the duo carries of Vex and Amumu in this comp, which provide a good frontline and backline, with the Emo trait boosting them both. However it’s a good idea to 3 star most of the Executioner and Guardian units you’ll be using, so rerolling at level 7 is generally ideal for this.

Executioner Vex is the go-to headliner for this comp, as it gives you access to the 6 Executioner bonus without the need for a Tome of Traits. Items therefore should go to her, with Spear of Shojin and Jeweled Gauntlet being core, whilst the tank items can be placed on Amumu.

KDA

Superstars KDA have always been strong in Set 10. With dual carries of Ahri and Akali, the girl group dishes out fantastic damage whilst having a strong frontline buffed by their trait. Like Disco, KDA mainly revolves around finding the core KDA units, while splashing in other synergistic units to compliment the composition.

For the most part, you’ll be spending time slowly leveling over the game, tempoing KDA units, and slamming strong AP items to keep yourself healthy. These items will eventually go to Ahri, who will be one of your main carries for this comp.

Blue Buff, Nashor’s Tooth, and Jeweled Gauntlet are all fantastic options for Ahri, with any AD-heavy items being placed on Akali. Tank items would likely go to Ekko or Neeko in this comp, depending on which one you can star up early.

Country Moshers

Country was one of the strongest traits on the PBE release of Set 10. Since that time it’s dropped a bit in power, but remains a powerful option for those who love AD-focused reroll comps.

This team composition mostly revolves around slow rolling at level 7. This gets you the highest chance of finding Vex, Samira, Amumu, Urgot, and Sett. Three starring these units will net you a good chance at winning the game and doesn’t require as much thinking as a higher level comp.

This comp is pretty item-dependent, however, as both Samira and Urgot need rather specific items to work well. Samira generally requires a Last Whisper and Infinity Edge to work well with her passive, whilst Urgot needs tanky frontline items like Titan’s Resolve and Sterak’s Gage.

Big Shots

If AD carries are more your speed Big Shots have been making waves as one of the strongest contenders in this patch. Big Shots mainly revolve around Ezreal and Jhin as your primary carries, with tanky units like Illaoi, Thresh, and Yorick standing guard.

Big Shots requires you to hit a higher level to look for Headliner Big Shot Ezreal, meaning you’ll need to stay relatively healthy until level 8. This means slamming items or playing a strong early board and then pivoting into the comp, to ensure you have a high enough health pool heading into the late game.

Blue Buff, Red Buff, and Infinity Edge are best friends with Ezreal, allowing him to fire off devastating Mystic Shots in quick succession. Tank items should be placed on Illaoi, with any other AD items being placed on Jhin.