In this tier list, we’ve got you covered with the best heroes in Overwatch 2.

Since Overwatch 2 is still in its early days, expect our rankings to change often as the new meta forms.

Let’s dive in!

Here are our rankings for the best heroes in Overwatch 2:

For a visual reference of our Overwatch 2 tier list, check out our infographic below:

Note that the heroes are organized by difficulty for new players/beginners who haven’t tried them yet.

Orange represents a high/hard skill floor, Blue represents an average skill floor, and Green represents a low/easy skill floor.

Overwatch 2 Tier List Commentary

As always with our tier lists, we want to highlight that we believe that the player always matters more than the character you play as.

If you have an off-meta main that is working for you, by all means, no need to switch! Keep rocking it.

This list is more to understand if one of your characters is favorable in the current meta, or to help players that have run into a plataeu.

Quick Notes

Fundamental Differences from Overwatch 1

Since you’re here, there’s a good chance that you already know the core differences between Overwatch and Overwatch 2.

If not, know that there are some kit adjustments across the hero cast. Be sure to know what has changed for your hero pool before diving into ranked.

The other major change to know is that now, there are five players instead of six (sorry to all you sixth men and women out there). This means that there are now one tanks instead of two.

Although it depends on the comp and the map, in general, this means that there is a noticeable decrease in the amount of crowd control and shields in the game.

There will be less instances of just defaulting to deathball teamfights and more instances of skirmishes and duels that happen.

How tiers work

In S-tier, you’ll find the best heroes in Overwatch 2 which will be very present in almost all maps and comp combinations.

A-tier heroes are still great choices but tend to be present for fewer maps than S-tier characters in pro play. However, in some situations, A-tier characters might shine more than S-tier characters.

In B-tier, we’re continuing the trend of heroes that have lower overall presence and are even more specialized. Some heroes here are just worse versions or downgrades of heroes in a similar niche above them (such as Ashe usually being the better choice over Cassidy).

Lastly, we have the Situational batch of heroes in the C-tier section. These heroes are rarely seen in comparison to their peers and are usually pulled out for specific halves or holds on a very small pool of maps.

The Best Damage (DPS) Heroes

With the drop from two tanks to one, heroes like Tracer and Genji have a lot more space to maneuver and find critical angles.

They can dive backlines much more easily without fear of being peeled by hard CC.

Soujourn has been incredibly strong since her release during the beta and she continues to be the best non-flanker option.

Below S-tier, you have Ashe, Sombra (who has a strong case for S-tier), and Reaper who are all very good but just slightly more situational on some maps.

The rest of the Damage heroes are solid enough to play on most maps but tend to lack the versatility of their S and A-tier counterparts and will likely shine better in specific comps.

For example, Pharah and Echo won’t do as well without a Mercy but Mercy isn’t as prioritized as other Supports in the current meta.

The Best Tank Heroes

Tanks like Zarya and D.Vawho were always known for being more self-sufficent, have become prominent in the one tank system.

With so many flankers, the meta tends to favor mobility but immobile tanks like Sigma and Winston are definitely having success.

The rest of the tanks in B and C tier have much harder counters or are significantly map dependent in comparison to the tanks above them.

For example, if there’s a Kiriko on the enemy team, it becomes incredibly difficult to play Junker Queen.

Wrecking Ball gets shutdown by Sombra and Roadhog is heavily invalidated by a good Ana.

The Best Support Heroes

On one end, it’s a great time to be a Support main due to the new passive heal. You are much more independent and can fend for yourself more often than OW 1.

It’s the only role where we have all of the heroes in S, A, and B-tier without any in C-tier.

However, due to only having one tank on a team, flankers are of course running wild and you have less peel for yourself.

Because of this, heroes like Lucio (who was always one of the best self-peelers due to his knockback and speed) and Baptiste (who was buffed during the beta and has more tools to self-peel with his Shift and E) are among the best choices.

Below them, you have Moira who is one of the best against Genji and Tracer but a bit more situational compared to the S-tiers along with Ana/Zenyatta who also have ability to self-peel but with methods that are harder to pull off.

Kiriko made our debut at A-tier, due to her difficulty. We believe she has an S-tier kit but she’s harder for lower ranks to use effectively. As the general playerbase learns to play her better, we may bump her up for now, there are too many players using her in Competitive without enough practice so it’s deflating her place.

Lastly in B-tier, we have Brigitte and Mercy who are the most niche choices due to how linear their kits are. They’re fine to choose but the comp and map have to make sense.

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If you’re looking for the best Cyberpunk 2077 weapons, you’ve come to the right place!

We’ve got you covered with our recommendations for handguns, melee, rifles, shotguns, SMGs, and snipers to give you a ton of options for your playstyle preference.

Make sure to come back in future patches for our latest updates.

Here are our rankings for the best weapons in Cyberpunk 2077:

Where to Find the Best Handguns in Cyberpunk

Comrade’s Hammer

Comrade’s Hammer, an Iconic Tech Weapon, can be obtained through crafting.

If you have the Grease Monkey Perk, loot the Crafting Spec from the leader in Suspected Organized Crime Activity in Arroyo.

Then, craft with the following components:

• 20 Uncommon components
• 35 Rare components
• 45 Epic components
• 1 Legendary component

Death and Taxes

Death and Taxes is an Iconic Variant of the Tsunami Nue Pistol and the weapon of Maiko Maeda.

There are two ways to obtain Death and Taxes:

1. Get it from Maiko Maeda’s office in Clouds (during Ex-Factor side job)
2. If you missed method 1, you have another chance to get it from Judy’s Apartment after Maiko messages her computer

Dying Night

Dying Night is a variant of the Militech M-10AF Lexington, the signature weapon of V, and the first Iconic weapon that is available.

Getting it is pretty easy, all you have to do is visit Robert Wilson’s shop and then purchase Dying Night for free, completing The Gun side job.

Lizzie

Lizzie is an Iconic variant of the Militech M-76e Omaha. The pistol was formely owned by Susie “Q”.

Before Patch 1.5, you could find Lizzie on a table outside the server room but now, you’ll find it in a private room near Judy Alvarez’s den within Lizzie’s Bar during the Automatic Love main job.

Skippy

Skippy is an Iconic variant of the Arasuka HJKE-11 Yukimura and one of the most unique guns in the game. We don’t want to spoil this for you if you don’t already know why, so we’ll leave it at that for now.

To get the Skippy pistol, you’ll need to head to Vista del Rey in Heywood and find it next to a body in an alley.

Where to Find the Best Melee Weapons in Cyberpunk

Jinchi-Maru

Jinchi-Maru is an Iconic Katana that is the signature weapon of Sandayu Oda, the cyberninja, and formerly owned by Goro Takemura (Oda was his apprentice).

You can get Jinchi-Maru during the Play it Safe main job where you can loot it from Oda.

Mantis Blades

Unlike other weapons in this list, Mantis Blades are not Iconic weapons, but due to having the ability of an unlimited Light Attack combo and just being one of the coolest melee weapons in the game, we couldn’t leave it out.

The Legendary variant can be purchased from the Ripperdoc in either Downtown or Wellsprings at 45 Street Cred for €$35550.

Monowire

Another non-Iconic weapon, the Monowire provides an interesting charge mechanic powered by a battery so you’ll need to keep that in mind.

Its Legendary variant can be purchased from the Ripperdoc in either Downtown or Wellsprings at 45 Street Cred for €$35650.

Satori

The Satori is an Iconic katana and Saburo Arasaka’s weapon. You may know it from crit builds due to its 500% crit damage increase (at the cost of 20% base damage).

You can find it during The Heist main job inside Saburo Arasaka’s AV parked on the roof’s landing pad.

Scalpel

The Scalpel is, you guessed it, another Iconic katana. It’s known for its electrical damage and Crit/Bleed buffs when Sandevistan is active.

You can find it during the Big in Japan side job as your reward from Dennis (leaning against barrels).

Where to Find the Best Best Rifles in Cyberpunk

Divided We Stand

Divided We Stand is an Iconic variant of the Nokota D5 Sidewinder assault rifle. Its unique modifier allows you to target 5 enemy targets at once (while Smart Link is installed).

You received Divided We Stand by beating Walker’s score during the Stadium Love side job. Alternatively, you can get it from fighting 6th Street members.

Kyubi

The  Kyubi is a power assault rifle added in Patch 1.6 that works best when paired with a silencer due to its high round damage.

It can be purchased from Weapon Vendors in several locations and from Marty Jenklow in Biotechnica Flats.

M25S1S Ajax

The M25S1S Ajax is a Power Assault Rifle that has a slower firing rate and high recoil in exchange for accuracy and high damage, specifically longer range combat.

To obtain its Legendary variant, you can buy it from Marty Jenklow within the Biotechnia Flats.

Moron Labe

Moron Labe is an Iconic variant of the Militech M251s Ajax (discussed above), that packs an increased rate of fire and chance to dismember targets.

To get Moron Labe, you’ll need to do the Suspected Organized Crime Activity (West Wind Estate) Scanner Hustle. Its Crafting Spec is dropped by Anton Kolev.

Psalm 11:6

Psalm 11:6 is an Iconic variant of the Nokota D5 Copperhead assault rifle with a unique modifier that provides Thermal damage with increased chance to apply burn to targets.

This is another weapon that is acquired through Suspected Organized Crime Activity, specifically Just Say No where it is dropped by Tom Ayer as a Crafting Spec.

Where to Find the Best Shotguns in Cyberpunk

Ba Xing Chong

Ba Xing Chong is an Iconic variant of the Kang Tao L-69 Shotgun that was owned by Adam Smasher. It provides a modifier that greatly increases your chance to dismember targets.

To find Ba Xing Chong, there is a locked room on the Ebunike. It is accessible after defeating Adam Smasher and looting the access card.

Carnage

The Budget Arms Carnage is a Power Shotgun that’s incredibly potent despite being a cheap pump shotgun.

The Legendary Carnage variant can either be purchased from the Weapon Vendor in Japantown or dropped by Cedric Muller during the Cyberpsycho Sighting: On Deaf Ears gig if you want a unique modifier.

Guts

Guts is an Iconic variant of the Budget Arms Carnage we mentioned above that was added in Patch 1.6. This one is special though because its Rebecca’s Shotgun (from Edgerunners) and includes a modifier that deals Chemical damage and Poison chance on-hit.

To obtain Guts, head to the southern section of Memorial Park and look for the bushes near the three praying months.

Sovereign

Sovereign is an Iconic variant of the Rostović DB-4 Igla Double-Barrel Shotgun with a unique modifier that allows the two barrels to be aimed down sight with improved load speed and spread to boot.

To obtain Sovereign, you can get it from the Suspected Organized Crime Activity: Modern Labor Market as a drop from Shinobu Amai.

VST-37 Pozhar

The VST-37 Pozhar is a Power Shotgun that was also added during Patch 1.6 that really packed a punch due to its 5x damage, especially when headshotted.

You can find the VST-37 Pozhar’s Epic rarity at the Jacked and Coke club in Vista del Rey, various Weapon Vendors, or Marty Jenklow in Biotechnica Flats.

Where to Find the Best SMGs in Cyberpunk

Buzzsaw

Buzzsaw is an Iconic variant of the Darra Polytechnic DS1 Pulsar SMG with a unique modifier that allows it to penetrate objects while maintaining ricochet (only after first penetration).

To obtain the Buzzsaw, complete the Suspected Organized Crime Activity: Vice Control and use the Crafting Spec dropped by Yelena Sidorova.

Fenrir

Fenrir is an Iconic variant of the Militech M221 Saratoga SMG with a unique modifier that changes its damage type to Thermal (with burn chance), increases damage, and high dismemberment chance against targets.

To obtain Fenrir, loot the table next to the captive monk during the Sacrum Profanum/Losing My Religion side job.

Problem Solver

Problem Solver is an Iconic variant of the Militech M221 Saratoga SMG with a unique modifier that increases its magazine size and greatly improves its firing rate in exchange for very high recoil and bullet spread.

To obtain the Problem Solver, complete the Riders on the Storm side job and get it as a drop from the Wraith leader near the camp’s main entrance.

Shingen Mark V

Prototype: Shingen Mark V is an Iconic variant of the Arasaka TKI-20 Shingen SMG with the ability to track 3 enemies and lock onto them. It also deals Thermal damage with burn chance and fires explosive rockets that deal even more Thermal damage on-hit.

To find Shingen Mark V, look for the trailer marked “667” at Arasaka Industrial Park – it will be inside.

Yinglong

Yinglong is an Iconic G-58 Dian SMG with a sweet unique modifier that deals Electrical damage with chances to cause EMP explosions on impact.

To obtain Yinglong, complete the Suspected Organized Crime Activity: Living the Big Life, and get it as a drop from Denzel Cryer, the primary target.

Where to Find the Best Snipers in Cyberpunk

Ashura

Ashura is a Smart Sniper Rifle that can only hold one round in its clip, but it’s an incredibly strong one. This makes it a great pairing with Smart Link cyberware.

You can find Ashura’s legendary version at the Weapon Vendor in The Glen.

Breakthrough

Breakthrough is an Iconic variant of the Tsunami Nekomata Sniper Rifle with the unique ability to ricochet multiple times after penetrating walls.

To obtain Breakthrough, complete Suspected Organized Crime Activity: New Boss, New Rules (scanner Hustle) and get the Crafting Spec dropped by Olga Elizabeth Longmead.

O’Five

The O’Five is an Iconic variant of the Techtronika SPT32 Grad Power Sniper Rifle but has a unique effect that causes explosions and lights enemies on fire. You also get a bonus to crit and reload speed for each enemy on fire but in exchange, the gun can only hold 3 rounds.

To obtain O’Five, you’ll need Body attribute 5  and then do the Beat on the Brat: Arroyo side job where you can get it from Buck Arnold.

Overwatch

The Overwatch isn Iconic variant of the Techtronika SPT32 Grad Power Sniper Rifle with a unique effect of increased reload speeds along with a custom silencer.

You can either obtain Overwatch from the Riders on the Storm side job (gifted to V from Panam) or by finishing the game with the Star ending and getting it as a reward.

Widow Maker

The Widow Maker is an iconic variant of the Militech M-179e Achilles Precision Rifle with a unique modifier an extra projectile for each round fired dealing more damage based on charge percentage along with Chemical/Poison damage in exchange for increased charge time and recoil.

You can get the Widow Maker from either the Ghost Town main job or the Queen of the Highway side job where it’s dropped by Nash.

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If you’re looking for the best characters of Omega Strikers, you’ve come to the right place.

In this tier list for the Omega Strikers Open Beta, we’ll be ranking the strikers within tiers to help you understand their place in the meta.

Below the graphic, we’ll also provide commentary about our placements.

If you disagree with our rankings or have any other feedback, let us know!

Here are our rankings for the best characters in Omega Strikers:

For a visual infographic version of our Omega Strikers tier list, check it out below:

Best Omega Strikers Commentary

Compared to our tier lists for other games, we want to lead by saying that Omega Strikers is incredibly balanced.

With the right player, team comp, trainings, and playstyle, all characters are at the very least, good, and can have success.

There isn’t a bad character in the game so far, but there are some that are the best or great.

Our placements are greatly influenced by the Leaderboards from around the world but also takes into account recent public tournaments.

Let’s dive in!

S+ (Best)

Juliette, and Asher (still strong as hell after her nerf) have been the popular go-to bans in the brawler-heavy meta so it isn’t a surprise to see them among the best characters. They have success around the world, are relatively easy to play compared to the rest of the cast, and can exert an incredible amount of influence on the outcome of a match.

In general, you’ll want at least one of these bruisers in your team’s lineup to give you more initiative and create more favorable power play situations. Drek’Ar can also fulfill this role but is placed a step below since he’s reliant on controlling orbs and scaling ASAP. This makes him less consistent as there are some games where he’ll be outpaced.

Kai, Atlas, and Dubu are by far the best goalies, and moreso Atlas and Kai the higher you go up the ladder, so until the goalie cast is expanded, expect these strikers to stay in S-tier.

A (Great)

This batch of characters all have pros and cons over each other and can be used interchangeably in many instances as long as your team has one of the brawlers in S-tier.

Era especially fits very good in the brawler meta as she provides insane support to them in the form of movement speed and size buffs. She definitely doesn’t shine as much when paired when partnered with another ranged forward.

Estelle is one of the best scorers in the game with oppressive skill + strike combos but like Drek’Ar, she doesn’t truly shine until she hits level 10. Due to the brawler meta that can snowball out of control fast, she can get bullied from getting to those orbs.

After his nerfs and with the addition of Asher, X has lost some favor and has fallen to S tier. He’s still very good but not as oppressive as before.

Ai.Mi has made her debut in A-tier and does have potential to jump up to S. For now, we see her as mostly competing with Estelle’s niche as a skillshot-based ranged character with burst combo potential, but her turret gives her better defense. We love her addition to the roster!

B (Good)

Lastly, we have Luna as the only character in B-tier for now. We do want to shout out the cracked Lunas out there that can definitely kick ass with her but due to her all-in nature, she can be very feast or famine compared to her peers.

She does have the advantage of being played in both positions comfortably but she is just worst than other goalies and other forwards. As you climb up the ladder, players are better at anticipating her Eject Button shenanigans, dodging her missile, and playing around her ultimate.

In top-level tournaments and the global leaderboards she has a very low presence and just doesn’t offer too many advantages over other characters right now (but she’s definitely near the top for being fun!).

Last time, we mentioned how Juno was already borderline B-tier as an A-tier character. After another patch, we’ve gone ahead and dropped her down as players at competitive levels of play have learned to shut down her slimes by stepping on them consistently. We do think she has one of the highest ceilings though as players get better at redircts.

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Hey everyone, welcome back to our weekly champ strength analysis.

Similar to our LoL tier list, our TFT tier list is curated in collaboration with top-level players, such as Ace of Spades. This list is optimized to help you climb.

Patch 12.19 has a bit of a mix of large changes and small changes that will affect the meta. We definitely have some champion changes to update ya’ll on this week. Let’s get right into it.

Looking for info on the upcoming Set 7.5? Check out our all-in-one Teamfight Tactics Set 7.5 reveal article that covers all champions, synergies, and more!

TFT Tier List for Patch 12.19

Early Game Tier List

Mid Game Tier List

Late Game Tier List

General Champion Commentary

Malphite B to A

With Sohm being a strong AP carry, Malphite sees solid play as a mid game frontline for Lagoon and also in Mage Nomsy comps.

Zac S to A

Zac has seen the most play in comps like Seraphine shielding comps rather than the other Lagoon comps due to him being a Guardian. Zac is just a bit weaker compared to other strong early game frontlines.

Seraphine A to S

Even though Seraphine was nerfed this patch, she is still one of the best support units in the game.

Zippy S to A

Unfortunately, Zippy isn’t seeing the most play right now, and full Guild comps aren’t doing so well.

Shi Oh Yu A to S

Jade comps are making a resurgence this patch, and Shi Oh Yu is looking to be one of the stronger Dragons this patch.

Swain A to S

Rengar is looking to be on of the strongest carries this patch, and this makes Swain a premier frontline to use for Darkflight.

TFT Tier List Methodology

Our goal is to deliver the most correct tier list we can. When data becomes available, we will add that to our decision making as well.

To ensure accuracy, we work with experts with multiple Queen accounts like Ace of Spades and Saintvicious to scientifically test hypotheses and come to logical conclusions. We will update these as frequently as possible until the meta settles.

We justify our decision making in the notes, so be sure to read that and weigh in. We welcome feedback to figure out what we missed!

Units are valued in the following ways:

• S-tier = Super powerful and contested champs that everyone wants and forms comps around.
• A-tier = Champs that fit very well into powerful comps in the meta.
• B-tier = Champs that are situational but still fit into good comps.
• Not on the list = Champs that are rarely contested and have better alternatives for their comps or just don’t fit into a strong comp at all.

In the current state of the game, items are a big component of champ strength and champs that work well with them are high value. Right now, we’ll be organizing by unit cost.

This allows you to understand when a champion is valuable and when they start to fall off. This also allows you to understand how you should value your economy with the rolls you are getting. If this doesn’t work out or is too complex, then we will iterate in the future.

We evaluate a specific unit at a specific point in the game assuming it has a reasonable rank for that point and it’s in a comp that works for it.

If a unit usually carries and has good items, it is evaluated in that context since items are so integral to the game.

Please remember that TFT is highly situational so ALL units can be used. Explore and help us figure out the things we may have missed!

To learn about the latest new TFT Set, head to our all-in-one Teamfight Tactics Set 7.5 reveal page that covers all champions, synergies, and more!

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Welcome to our Multiversus tier list! If you’re looking for the best characters, you’ve come to the right place.

Even though Season 1 still doesn’t have Ranked out yet (Tony pls), metas have been forming since the game’s alpha.

This list takes into account both 2v2 and 1v1, but weighs 2v2 slightly more due to it being the main mode that the game is built around.

Here are our rankings for the best Multiversus characters for 1v1 and 2v2:

Below, you’ll find an infographic version of our Multiversus tier list that includes more details like our difficulty ratings (for beginners trying to learn a character).

Multiversus Tier List Commentary

One thing we want to mention at this point is that, Multiversus is pretty damn balanced overall. The difference between adjacent rankings (like S and A) are very close and nearly interchangeable in some cases.

Basically every character has players out there making them work at a high level, so we recommend prioritizing characters that synergize with your playstyle and are most of all, fun for you to learn and play.

Another note is that Multiversus is still very new and the meta is likely to change quickly as characters are further developed. Players are bound to find new rune builds, improved matchup counterplay, and of course, character tech, that will cause rankings to rise and fall.

S+ (Top Tier)

After a series of balance changes, Bugs Bunny still has a strong argument for being the best character in Mulstiversus, but he’s definitely not the unanimous choice anymore.

He is now alongside his often partner in crime (or anti-crime?) Velma, in S+ tier. Velma has proven to still be a strong competitive mainstay despite her own balance changes.

The two characters fit into any comp and are comfortable in almost all matchups.

S (High Tier)

Harley Quinn has seen improvement after improvement in balance changes and as players have optimized her kit, she has continued to climb.

After a round of massive buffs and dedicated players, Morty has made a massive jump to S if you’re able to handle his unorthodox playstyle.

A (Lower High Tier)

Gizmo has debuted in A-tier with a well-blessed kit that offers a ton of utility, poke/burst damage, and consistent options.

He is very good in 2v2 but slightly worse in 1v1, so we’ll be keeping an eye on him for now before considering moving him anywhere else.

After a massive spike of success followed by a round of buffs, The Iron Giant has settled here in a spot that most players are pretty happy with.

The other curve ball is Taz’s awaited return after receiving some helpful buffs. It was rough for a long while but now you don’t have to feel embarrassed to pick him anymore, far from it.

Tom and Jerry got hit hard so they’ve fallen to A-tier for now. Expect them to bounce back after more adjustments since they went a little overboard with the nerfs.

B (Mid Tier)

Lebron has been definitely getting better as his players optimize his moveset but he’s still a cut below a lot of characters. Meanwhile, Reindog, although still offering a ton of potential, just isn’t represented by that many great players. We’ve dropped him down for now but he’s still pretty good if you’re committed to him.

C Tier (Low Tier)

Lastly, Garnet is unfortunately the worst character in the game. She’s just worst compared to other bruisers and as other characters have developed, she’s mostly stayed stagnant.

Her players were anticipating the round of buffs she received but they just fell flat in terms of providing any semblance of significant impact.

Difficulty Methodology

Lastly, we want to explain our difficulty ratings. Note that these are more meant for Multiversus players who are new to the platform fighting genre.

If you’re a veteran of Smash, Brawlhalla, or Nick All-Star Brawl, you’ll likely find it pretty easy to pick up any character.

Easy

These characters have kits that are very intuitive with few surprises. That doesn’t mean they don’t have depth, but they are very simply designed and easy to pick up the first time you play them.

Average

Average characters are still pretty easy to pick up and play, but tend to have more ability cooldowns to manage or other unique gameplay aspects that require a bit more understanding than their Easy counterparts. You should get the hang of them after several matches.

Hard

New players will likely find Hard characters to feel a bit unwieldy at first but typically, we think that they’ll make sense after 8-10 games. Make sure to read the nuances of their move lists!

Thanks for reading! Be sure to check back, especially around new patches, for updated rankings for the best Multiversus characters.

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Hello, and welcome to the Wild Rift tier list for the 3.4 Patch. In this tier list, we will show you which Wild Rift champions are the strongest at the moment and give you the best results to climb the ladder.

I’m Flaw, I have years of MOBA experience across many different titles such as LOL PC, AOV, and Mobile legends with competitive experience in the aforementioned mobile titles as well as Wild Rift which I have been a part of since the game was released.

My most notable achievement is a 2nd place in the ESL UK premiership with that Reason gaming roster and a top 8 finish in every Origin series qualifier as well as a number of victories and top 3 placements in smaller tournaments such as Qlash, Purge, and Team Queso.

This tier list will combine my high elo experience with my analysis of the latest Wild Rift patch notes.

Wild Rift Tier List Patch 3.4

Wild Rift Patch 3.4 Tier List Rankings

Pick of the Patch Commentary

Top – Jayce

• Jayce now has better mana regeneration and lower CD on Thundering Blow/Acceleration Gate. This gives him more agency in lane with more poke and a higher chance of gaining an advantage he can use to snowball the game by getting more towerplates.

Jungle – Gwen

• She is super strong and the new item Riftmaker gives her everything she needs to succeed, if played well she can hard carry games by herself and is pick or ban.

Mid – Kassadin

• Kassadin is still the best midlane pick who will outscale everyone at 4 items and take over games if he isn’t punished early game.

Bottom – Samira

• Has received more buffs that make her even stronger, she was already in a good position and should be made use of to climb in ranked as her DPS and durability are among the highest out of all the ADC’s

Support – Rakan

• The new support items benefit him greatly as the allow him to engage and reduce protobelt cd by 40% per assist giving him the opportunity to use it multiple times in a fight and engage consistently from further away more often which will catch people off guard.

Methodology TLDR:

• Our tier list is made according to what is being played in high elo but is meant to be helpful for all players. The lower your skill level, the easier skill level of champion you should consider.
• We will only have one tier list for now since Wild Rift is a relatively new and there aren’t a lot of statistics about what is going on in lower brackets of the ladder.
• Furthermore, for each role, we will have a recommended champion that should get you results in a short period of time based on the current meta.
• Simple champions have a lower skill floor, allowing them to be picked up easily.
• If a champion has a higher skill floor (harder to play), it will take more time to learn and you will have to spend some time playing them in normal games, before you can be confident to step into a ranked game.
  • However in the long run, a harder champion may have a higher ceiling in terms of their mechanics and outplay potential.
• Note that even if your favorite or main champion isn’t meta, it doesn’t mean that you can’t climb with them. Comfort goes a long way in playing well.

Come back every patch to check out our tier list that will be updated according to the new buffs and nerfs. If you have any comments, questions, or feedback leave it below. Good luck climbing and see you soon Summoner!

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Looking for the best Smash Ultimate characters? We’ve got you covered.

This Smash Bros Ultimate tier list will cover the best characters as of 2022.

We will be using a combined list that takes into account both tournament play and Wifi but will provide more weight toward competitive offline.

Here are our rankings for the best Smash Ultimate characters:

Here is an infographic version if you’d prefer to see character icons rather than a text list:

Smash Bros Ultimate Tier List Commentary

Something we always want to stress with our tier lists is that in the vast majority of cases, the player will matter more than the character.

At the end of the day, make sure to choose the character(s) that you have the most fun with and will be the most motivated to improve with.

In addition, we want to note that although Ultimate has completed its roster, the meta will continue to evolve as players develop their respective characters.

Lastly, note that due to Smash Ultimate’s massive cast, the characters are NOT ranked within their tiers, but are instead ordered by their difficulties.

S (Top Tier)

These characters are well-cited being the near-consensus best characters of Smash Ultimate (although some from A-tier do have good arguments).

In general, they either have some of the best results, represent the best movesets in the game, or have the best matchup spreads (usually a combination of all three).

Just take a look at a tournament from locals to majors and you’ll see a large amount of representation of Palutenas, R.O.B.s, Roys, and Wolfs.

Others from this batch, like Peach, Sheik, and Pac-Man, are more rare but show strong results from the few specialists that do pilot them.

Lastly, we also have characters like Joker, Aegis, and Steve who are candidates for being the very best Smash Ultimate characters.

A (High Tier)

As we mentioned earlier, many of these A-tier characters can definitely make a case for being top-tier.

However, these characters tend to run into some problems that the others above them don’t have.

In most cases, these reasons are related to consistency, having some hard counters, or lack of meaningful results despite being highly rated in a theoretical sense (we’re looking at you Shulk).

That being said, these characters are very, very good and are still among the best in terms of matchup spreads, kit strength, and consistent representation at the highest levels.

B (Lower High Tier)

Right below A-tier is our B-tier, which we have as still being lower high tier.

This tier has a mix of characters that are on the rise but still a bit unproven, characters that used to be in A-tier (or higher) but have been falling out of favor, and characters that have shown flashes of brilliance but just don’t have the resume yet.

Characters like Kazuya and Sephiroth have been scaling well with time but we have seen pros look a bit uneven with them at times.

For example, we’ve seen Tea and Riddles both pop off with Kazuya but also look lost at times and then default to Pac Man and Terry as the safer choices respectively.

Sephiroth has seen representation in Japan and NA but just seems to miss the mark in most cases at the very highest level (he didn’t survive Tweek’s gauntlet of character crisis).

In the second category, we have characters like Inkling, Mario, and Chrom who were very favored in Ultimate’s early meta but have been getting worse with time. For the most part, they’re still seen as being good but hard to make the argument for among the best.

For the third flashes of brilliance group, we have characters like Falco, Link, Ryu, Greninja, Mii Brawler, and Young Link who have signature representatives who have popped off with them like Tilde, Asimo, and T, but they just don’t have the representation/results to let them make a push into A tier.

C Tier (Low Tier)

This group of characters is mostly comprised of secondary/tertiary pocket and counter picks, along with characters that are represented by players that are incredibly good but make you say “Imagine if they played a better character instead”.

The first category has characters like Rosalina& Luma, Sora, and Mewtwo who are associated with great players like Dabuz, Kameme, and Wadi but are typically chosen for specific matchups in bracket (or however Wadi is feeling that day).

On the other end, we have Incineroar, King Dedede, and the Belmonts who make us wonder how good Skyjay, Atomsk, and Dom would be playing top tiers. They’re constantly being pushed to their limits but they have much lower ceilings than characters above them.

That being said, we have seen some pop-off moments from characters like Lucas, Corinn, and Ice Climbers that do allow them to have some arguments for eventual entry into the tier above them – time will tell!

D Tier (Low Tier)

These characters, although capable of some success, generally have the most exploitable weaknesses or lack of overall strength compared to the rest of the cast.

For the most part, they’ll have matchup charts that are very skewed against them and will likely get most of their wins due to a lack of matchup knowledge rather than the strength of their kit.

They’re the characters that will have a specific Reddit thread for making a good run or upset (which may be appealing for some of you looking for an off-meta main to dedicate yourself to)

Similar to the character specialists we mentioned in C-tier, we do want to shout out the likes of Kirbykid (KK Rool), Peanut (Little Mac), and Brood (Pirahna Plant) for the high-quality performances they manage to pull out with their limited kits.

If you’re purely a Wifi warrior, due note that characters like Zelda, Ganondorf, KK Rool, and Little Mac are noticeably buffed.

Difficulty Methodology

Lastly, we want to explain our difficulty ratings. Note that these are meant for players who are playing Ultimate as their first Smash or platform fighter.

If you’re a veteran, these won’t offer that much value to you.

Easy

These characters have very simple kits and are super beginner-friendly in terms of skill floor entry. If you’re a brand-new player, try these out.

Average

Average characters are still quite easy to pick up but will tend to be more unconventional with some of their moves. The Animal Crossing duo are good examples of this.

Hard

Hard characters have an additional level of complication that you’ll need to figure out for you to succeed with them.

Severe

Lastly, Severe characters will usually have the hardest kits to pick up and play with. We recommend picking up other characters first before trying to learn one of these or else you’ll risk missing out on some core fundamentals.

Thanks for reading! Be sure to check back, especially around new patches, for updated rankings for the best Smash Bros Ultimate characters.

The post Smash Bros Ultimate Tier List – Best Characters of 2022 appeared first on Mobalytics.

Hey everyone!

This article is a bit different than our usual content, it’s more of a curated collection than an instructional guide.

Our goal is to display the settings of pro players and streamers to allow you to get a feel for how they play and be able to explore what may work better for you in comparison to your current settings.

So far we have the settings for:

• 100T Asuna
• Brax
• Faze Babybay
• XSET Cryo
• 100T Hiko
• G2 Mixwell
• GMB NAts
• 100T Nitro
• Noted
• TL Scream
• Shanks
• SEN Shazham
• SEN Shroud
• SEN Sinatraa
• TSM Subroza
• Tenz
• TSM Wardell

We’ll be continually updating this overtime so be sure to check back often. Let us know in the comments who you’d like to see next! Also, you can check general-purpose settings to get maximum FPS in Valorant.

100T Asuna

100T Asuna’s Valorant Settings

• Mouse Settings
  • DPI = 1400 (max 1600)
  • EDPI = 413 (max 800)
  • Sensitivity =0.295 (max 10)
  • Scoped Sensitivity = 1 (max 10)
• Ability Keybinds
  • Jump = Spacebar + Wheel Down
  • Crouch = Left Ctrl
  • Use Object = F
  • Ability 1 = Q
  • Ability 2 = E
  • Ability 3 = C
  • Ultimate Ability = X
• Crosshair
  • Color = White
  • Outlines = On
  • Center Dot = Off
  • Inner Lines = 1|2|1|3
  • Outer Lines = 0|0|0|0
• Graphics Quality
  • Resolution = 1920 x 1080
  • Material Quality = Low
  • Texture Quality = Low
  • Detail Quality = Low
• Accessibility
  • Enemy Highlight Color = Yellow

100T Asuna’s Socials

• Twitch
• Twitter

Babybay (Faze)

Babybay’s Valorant Settings

• Mouse Settings
  • DPI = 800 (max 1600)
  • EDPI = 195.2 (max 800)
  • Sensitivity =0.244 (max 10)
  • Scoped Sensitivity = 1 (max 10)
• Ability Keybinds
  • Jump = Spacebar
  • Crouch = Left Ctrl
  • Use Object = F
  • Ability 1 = E
  • Ability 2 = Q
  • Ability 3 = C
  • Ultimate Ability = X
• Crosshair
  • Color = White
  • Outlines = Off
  • Center Dot = Off
  • Inner Lines = 1|4|2|2
  • Outer Lines = 0|0|0|0
• Graphics Quality
  • Resolution = 1920 x 1080
  • Material Quality = Med
  • Texture Quality = Med
  • Detail Quality = Med
• Accessibility
  • Enemy Highlight Color = Yellow

FAZE Babybay’s Socials

• Twitch
• Twitter
• Youtube

Brax (fomerly T1)

Brax’s Valorant Settings

• Mouse Settings
  • DPI = 400 (max 1600)
  • EDPI = 136 (max 800)
  • Sensitivity =0.34 (max 10)
  • Scoped Sensitivity = 1 (max 10)
• Ability Keybinds
  • Jump = Spacebar
  • Crouch = Left Ctrl
  • Use Object = F
  • Ability 1 = E
  • Ability 2 = Q
  • Ability 3 = C
  • Ultimate Ability = X
• Crosshair
  • Color = Green
  • Outlines = On
  • Center Dot = Off
  • Inner Lines = 1|4|3|4
  • Outer Lines = 1|0|2|0
• Graphics Quality
  • Resolution = 1600 x 900
    • Note that Brax has recently changed to full HD
  • Material Quality = Low
  • Texture Quality = Low
  • Detail Quality = Low
• Accessibility
  • Enemy Highlight Color = Red

Brax’s Socials

• Twitch
• Twitter
• Youtube

Cryo (XSET)

XSET Cryo’s Valorant Settings

• Mouse Settings
  • DPI = 800 (max 1600)
  • Sensitivity = 0.3(max 10)
  • Scoped Sensitivity = 1 (max 10)
• Ability Keybinds
  • Ability 1 = MB3
  • Ability 2 = E
  • Ability 3 = F
  • Ultimate Ability = Q
• Crosshair
  • Color = Cyan
  • Outlines = Off
  • Center Dot = Off
  • Inner Lines = 1|3|2|2
  • Outer Lines = 0|0|0|0
• Graphics Quality
  • Resolution = 1920 x 1080
  • Material Quality = Med
  • Texture Quality = Low
  • Detail Quality = Med
• Accessibility
  • Enemy Highlight Color = Yellow

XSET Cryo Socials

• Twitch
• Twitter
• Youtube

Hiko (100 Thieves)

100T Hiko’s Valorant Settings

• Mouse Settings
  • DPI = 1600 (max 1600)
  • EDPI = 576 (max 800)
  • Sensitivity = 0.36 (max 10)
  • Scoped Sensitivity = 1 (max 10)
• Ability Keybinds
  • Jump = Spacebar
  • Crouch = Left Ctrl
  • Use Object = F
  • Ability 1 = C
  • Ability 2 = Q
  • Ability 3 = E
  • Ultimate Ability = X
• Crosshair
  • Color = Green
  • Outlines = On
  • Center Dot = On
  • Inner Lines = 1|4|2|3
  • Outer Lines = 0|0|6|8
• Graphics Quality
  • Resolution = 1920 x 1080
  • Material Quality = High
  • Texture Quality = High
  • Detail Quality = High
• Accessibility
  • Enemy Highlight Color = Red

100T Hiko’s Socials

• Twitch
• Twitter
• Youtube

Mixwell (G2)

G2 Mixwell’s Valorant Settings

• Mouse Settings
  • DPI = 400 (max 1600)
  • EDPI = 276 (max 800)
  • Sensitivity = 0.69 (max 10)
  • Scoped Sensitivity = 1 (max 10)
• Ability Keybinds
  • Jump = Spacebar + Wheel Down
  • Crouch = Left Ctrl
  • Use Object = F
  • Ability 1 = Q
  • Ability 2 = E
  • Ability 3 = C
  • Ultimate Ability = X
• Crosshair
  • Color = White
  • Outlines = Off
  • Center Dot = Off
  • Inner Lines = 1|4|2|3
  • Outer Lines = 0|0|0|0
• Graphics Quality
  • Resolution = 1920 x 1080
  • Material Quality = Low
  • Texture Quality = Low
  • Detail Quality = Low
• Accessibility
  • Enemy Highlight Color = Red

G2 Mixwell’s Socials

• Twitch
• Twitter
• Youtube

nAts (Gambit Esports)

GMB nAts’s Valorant Settings

• Mouse Settings
  • DPI = 800 (max 1600)
  • Sensitivity = 0.49 (max 10)
  • Scoped Sensitivity = 1 (max 10)
• Ability Keybinds
  • Ability 1 = C
  • Ability 2 = MB4
  • Ability 3 = 4
  • Ultimate Ability = X
• Crosshair
  • Color = Green
  • Outlines = On
  • Center Dot = Off
  • Inner Lines = 1|2|1|2
  • Outer Lines = 0|0|0|0
• Graphics Quality
  • Resolution = 1280 x 960
  • Material Quality = Low
  • Texture Quality = Low
  • Detail Quality = Low
• Accessibility
  • Enemy Highlight Color = Red

GMB nAts’s Socials

• Twitch
• Twitter
• Youtube

Nitro (100 Thieves)

100T Nitro’s Valorant Settings

• Mouse Settings
  • DPI = 400 (max 1600)
  • EDPI = 300 (max 800)
  • Sensitivity = 0.75 (max 10)
  • Scoped Sensitivity = 1 (max 10)
• Ability Keybinds
  • Jump = Spacebar + Wheel Down
  • Crouch = Left Ctrl
  • Use Object = F
  • Ability 1 = Q
  • Ability 2 = E
  • Ability 3 = C
  • Ultimate Ability = X
• Crosshair
  • Color = White
  • Outlines = Off
  • Center Dot = On
  • Inner Lines = 1|3|1|3
  • Outer Lines = 0|0|0|0
• Graphics Quality
  • Resolution = 1920 x 1080
  • Material Quality = Low
  • Texture Quality = Low
  • Detail Quality = Low
• Accessibility
  • Enemy Highlight Color = Red

100T Nitro’s Socials

• Twitch
• Twitter
• Youtube

Noted (Streamer)

Noted’s Valorant Settings

• Mouse Settings
  • DPI = 800 (max 1600)
  • EDPI = 388.8 (max 800)
  • Sensitivity = 0.486(max 10)
  • Scoped Sensitivity = 1 (max 10)
• Ability Keybinds
  • Jump = Spacebar + Wheel Down
  • Crouch = Left Ctrl
  • Use Object = F
  • Ability 1 = Q
  • Ability 2 = E
  • Ability 3 = C
  • Ultimate Ability = X
• Crosshair
  • Color = Yellow
  • Outlines = Off
  • Center Dot = Off
  • Inner Lines = 1|3|2|1
  • Outer Lines = 0|0|0|0
• Graphics Quality
  • Resolution = 1920 x 1080
  • Material Quality = Low
  • Texture Quality = Low
  • Detail Quality = Low
• Accessibility
  • Enemy Highlight Color = Yellow

Noted’s Socials

• Twitch
• Twitter
• Youtube

Sinatraa (SEN)

SEN Sinatraa’s Valorant Settings

• Mouse Settings
  • DPI = 800 (max 1600)
  • EDPI = 309.6 (max 800)
  • Sensitivity = 0.387(max 10)
  • Scoped Sensitivity = 1 (max 10)
• Ability Keybinds
  • Jump = Spacebar + Wheel Down
  • Crouch = Left Ctrl
  • Use Object = F
  • Ability 1 = Q
  • Ability 2 = E
  • Ability 3 = C
  • Ultimate Ability = X
• Crosshair
  • Color = Cyan
  • Outlines = On
  • Center Dot = Off
  • Inner Lines = 1|3|1|3
  • Outer Lines = 0|0|0|0
• Graphics Quality
  • Resolution = 1920 x 1080
  • Material Quality = Low
  • Texture Quality = Low
  • Detail Quality = Low
• Accessibility
  • Enemy Highlight Color = Red

SEN Sentinel Socials

• Twitch
• Twitter
• Youtube

TSM Subroza

TSM Subroza’s Valorant Settings

• Mouse Settings
  • DPI = 800 (max 1600)
  • Sensitivity = 0.278 (max 10)
  • Scoped Sensitivity = 1 (max 10)
• Ability Keybinds
  • Ability 1 = MB5
  • Ability 2 = MB4
  • Ability 3 = MB3
  • Ultimate Ability = C
• Crosshair
  • Color = Green
  • Outlines = Off
  • Center Dot = Off
  • Inner Lines = 1|1|4|2
  • Outer Lines = 0|0|0|0
• Graphics Quality
  • Resolution = 1920 x 1080
  • Material Quality = Low
  • Texture Quality = Low
  • Detail Quality = Low
  • UI Quality = Medium
• Accessibility
  • Enemy Highlight Color = Yellow

TSM Subroza’s Socials

• Twitch
• Twitter
• Youtube

Scream (Team Liquid)

TL Screams’s Valorant Settings

• Mouse Settings
  • DPI = 400 (max 1600)
  • EDPI = 306 (max 800)
  • Sensitivity =0.765 (max 10)
  • Scoped Sensitivity = 1 (max 10)
• Ability Keybinds
  • Jump = Spacebar
  • Crouch = Left Ctrl
  • Use Object = E
  • Ability 1 = F
  • Ability 2 = Q
  • Ability 3 = C
  • Ultimate Ability = X
• Crosshair
  • Color = Cyan
  • Outlines = On
  • Center Dot = On
  • Inner Lines = 1|0|0|0
  • Outer Lines = 0|0|0|0
• Graphics Quality
  • Resolution = 1920 x 1080
  • Material Quality = Low
  • Texture Quality = Low
  • Detail Quality = Low
• Accessibility
  • Enemy Highlight Color = Red

TL Scream’s Socials

• Twitch
• Twitter
• Youtube

Shanks (Streamer)

Shanks’s Valorant Settings

• Mouse Settings
  • DPI = 400 (max 1600)
  • EDPI = 180 (max 800)
  • Sensitivity =0.45 (max 10)
  • Scoped Sensitivity = 1 (max 10)
• Ability Keybinds
  • Jump = Spacebar + wheel down
  • Crouch = Left Ctrl
  • Use Object = F
  • Ability 1 = Mouse 4
  • Ability 2 = Mouse 5
  • Ability 3 = E
  • Ultimate Ability = X
• Crosshair
  • Color = Green
  • Outlines = On
  • Center Dot = Off
  • Inner Lines = 1|3|2|2
  • Outer Lines = 0|0|0|0
• Graphics Quality
  • Resolution = 1920 x 1080
  • Material Quality = Low
  • Texture Quality = Low
  • Detail Quality = Low
• Accessibility
  • Enemy Highlight Color = Red

Shazham (SEN)

SEN Shazham’s Valorant Settings

• Mouse Settings
  • DPI = 400 (max 1600)
  • Sensitivity =0.53 (max 10)
  • Scoped Sensitivity = 1 (max 10)
• Ability Keybinds
  • Ability 1 = C
  • Ability 2 = Q
  • Ability 3 = E
  • Ultimate Ability = X
• Crosshair
  • Color = Green
  • Outlines = On
  • Center Dot = Off
  • Inner Lines = 1|5|2|3
  • Outer Lines = 0|0|0|0
• Graphics Quality
  • Resolution = 1920 x 1080
  • Material Quality = Low
  • Texture Quality = Low
  • Detail Quality = Low
• Accessibility
  • Enemy Highlight Color = Red

SEN Shroud

Shroud’s Valorant Settings

• Mouse Settings
  • DPI = 450 (max 1600)
  • Sensitivity =0.8778 (max 10)
  • Scoped Sensitivity = 1 (max 10)
• Ability Keybinds
  • Ability 1 = C
  • Ability 2 = Q
  • Ability 3 = E
  • Ultimate Ability = X
• Crosshair
  • Color = Cyan
  • Outlines = Off
  • Center Dot = On
  • Inner Lines = 1|6|2|4
  • Outer Lines = 0|0|0|0
• Graphics Quality
  • Resolution = 1920 x 1080
  • Material Quality = Low
  • Texture Quality = High
  • Detail Quality = Low
  • UI Quality = Medium
• Accessibility
  • Enemy Highlight Color = Purple

Shroud’s Socials

• Twitch
• Twitter
• Youtube

SEN Tenz

SEN Tenz’s Valorant Settings

• Mouse Settings
  • DPI = 800 (max 1600)
  • EDPI = 251.2 (max 800)
  • Sensitivity = 0.314 (max 10)
  • Scoped Sensitivity = 1 (max 10)
• Ability Keybinds
  • Jump = Spaec Bar + Wheel Down
  • Crouch = Left Ctrl
  • Use Object = E
  • Ability 1 = Mouse 4
  • Ability 2 = Mouse 5
  • Ability 3 = C
  • Ultimate Ability = F
• Crosshair
  • Color = Cyan
  • Outlines = Off
  • Center Dot = Off
  • Inner Lines = 1|4|2|2
  • Outer Lines = 0|0|0|0
• Graphics Quality
  • Resolution = 1920 x 1080
  • Material Quality = Low
  • Texture Quality = Low
  • Detail Quality = Low
• Accessibility
  • Enemy Highlight Color = Yellow

SEN Tenz’s Socials

• Twitch
• Twitter
• Youtube

Wardell (TSM)

TSM Wardell’s Valorant Settings

• Mouse Settings
  • DPI = 400 (max 1600)
  • EDPI = 261.2 (max 800)
  • Sensitivity =0.653(max 10)
  • Scoped Sensitivity = 1.15 (max 10)
• Ability Keybinds
  • Jump = Wheel Down
  • Crouch = Left Ctrl
  • Use Object = E
  • Ability 1 = Mouse 4
  • Ability 2 = Mouse 5
  • Ability 3 = F
  • Ultimate Ability = C
• Crosshair
  • Color = Cyan
  • Outlines = Off
  • Center Dot = Off
  • Inner Lines = 1|4|2|2
  • Outer Lines = 0|0|0|0
• Graphics Quality
  • Resolution = 1920 x 1080
  • Material Quality = Low
  • Texture Quality = Low
  • Detail Quality = Low
• Accessibility
  • Enemy Highlight Color = Yellow

TSM Wardell’s Socials

• Twitch
• Twitter
• Youtube

That’s all for now! Let us know which Valorant pro’s settings you’d like to see next in the comments below. Be sure to check out our Valorant site to find the best agent ability lineups that the pros use!

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TFT Set 7: Dragonlands has been around for a while now, and players have found the most powerful comps for each Dragon.

One of the signature mechanics of the set is the introduction of 8-cost and 10 -cost dragons that offer powerful abilities and +3 synergy bonuses.

In this article, we’ll break down examples of how to play each dragon with links to more detailed guides.

If you’d like to build your own team comp guide, head to our Team Builder. To explore more guides created by other TFT players, check out our Community Comps section.

Set 7 Dragon Team Comps

• Sy’Fen – Corki Whispers
• Daeja – Mirage
• Shi Oh Yu – Mystic Jades
• Idas – Corki / Shimmer
• Shyvana – Ragewing
• Aurelion Sol / Ao Shin – Mage
• Multi-Dragon Alliance

The 8-Cost Dragons

1. Sy’Fen – Corki Cannon

Team Comp Description:

Take your LP to the moon with Cannoneers! This comp is a typical 4-cost carry comp revolving around Corki. You have lots of damage from Revel and Cannoneer and combined with the resistance shredding from Whispers 4 a backline that’s insanely fast at making enemy teams disappear.

[See Sy’Fen guide]

When to Make:

Go for this comp if you get a Trainer start with Tristana and Heimerdinger, then it’s very easy to move into this with Jinx afterwards. Having good items for Corki and Sy’fen is a must with this comp as they’ll be dealing all of your damage.

2. Daeja – Mirage

Team Comp Description:

This comp focuses around the Mirage trait, the new Mutant comp of Set 7. Unlike Mutants, you have decent carries throughout the entire course of the game with the Dragon Daeja being our main damage carry. Nunu will form most of our frontline if he is 3 starred, and Yasuo with a Cavalier spat is the perfect unit to put all remaining items on while also providing the CC needed.

[See Daeja guide]

When to Make:

If you have lots of Bows and Needlessly Large Rods to get the right itemization on your Mirage carry – Daeja. Finding a Yone or Nunu will also help activating Mirage early into the game.

3. Shi Oh Yu – Jade

Team Comp Description:

This comp revolves around the 6 Jade trait and uses Shi Oh Yu, Neeko, and Anivia as the AD Carry, the tank, and the AP carry respectively. Shi Oh Yu is the main carry of this comp and runs strong AD items. Lulu, Nami and Bard are there to provide some Magic Resistance in the current meta.

[See Shi Oh Yu guide]

When to Make:

Go for this comp if you have good Shi Oh Yu items and a decent start with Jade units.

4. Idas – Corki /Shimmer

Team Comp Description:

For the most part, Idas can simply be used as a straight up replacement for Sy’fen as a frontline unit. While Sy’fen is usually better, you can go for this comp if you were planning on playing Shimmerscale, but need to pivot, or if you don’t find Sy’fen.

When to Make:

Go for this comp if you can’t find Sy’fen along with Corki, or if you were going for Shimmerscale but decided to pivot out into Corki.

The 10-Cost Dragons

5. Shyvana – Ragewing

Team Comp Description:

This comp is all about burning down enemy team comps by focusing on the Ragewing Dragon – Shyvana. Since she’s a 10-cost Dragon you have to have a strong early and midgame with the help of other Ragewing carries like Xayah.

[See Shyana guide]

When to Make:

You can move into this comp if you have a strong opener that can get you on a win streak ideally. Since Shyvana is pretty flexible in her itemization, you only need to make sure you’re playing your strongest board until you reach the late game to find your red Dragon.

6/7. Aurelion Sol / Ao Shin – Mage

For these two comps, they are basically the same, just replace Asol with Ao Shin or vice versa.

Team Comp Description:

You can’t get a Mage Spatula every game but if you do get one this is a great comp to play. The mage bonus on the 10-cost Dragon Aurelion Sol means 2 black holes with every cast – increasing the teams damage by a ton!

[See Aurelion Sol guide]

[See Ao Shin guide]

When to Make:

If you get a Spatula this should be your first thought. Aside from that any Mage augments can push you in this direction as well as a lot of rod or tear components.

Multiple Dragons

8. Dragon Alliance

Team Comp Description:

Run this comp ONLY when you see one of the specific Dragon Augments. The Dragons in play are Idas, Shi Oh Yu and Daeja with Idas being your main tank. Daeja will be your ranged source of damage while higher cost units like Bard and Yasuo provide the needed crowd control.

[See Dragon Alliance guide]

When to Make:

Go for this comp ONLY if you have the Tier 2 “Dragon Alliance” or “Dragon Horde” Augment. Both these Augments are mandatory to run this comp as they’ll allow you to play multiple Dragons without losing the Dragon trait.

If you’d like to build your own team comp guide, head to our Team Builder. To explore more guides created by other TFT players, check out our Community Comps section.

The post Team Comps for Every Dragon in Set 7 Dragonlands appeared first on Mobalytics.

Welcome to our Teamfight Tactics cheat sheet for Set 7, Dragonlands.

These infographics will give you an easy reference for item recipe combinations.

We recommend downloading our free TFT Desktop App so you can get the cheat sheets within an in-game Overlay and not worry about looking at a second screen.

If you found this page looking for the upcoming TFT Set, currently on the PBE, head to our all-in-one Teamfight Tactics Set 7 reveal page that covers all champions, synergies, and more!

TFT Set 7 Item Cheat Sheet

TFT Cheat Sheet Item Combinations

To see all the stats for these item combinations and components, head to our handy TFT Set 7 item database.

• Archangel’s Staff
  • Tear of the Goddess + Needlessly Large Rod
• Assassin Emblem
  • Spatula + Sparring Gloves
• Astral Emblem
  • Needlessly Large Rod + Spatula
• Banshee’s Claw
  • Sparring Gloves + Giant’s Belt
• Bloodthirster
  • Negatron Cloak + B.F. Sword
• Blue Buff
  • Tear of the Goddess x2
• Bramble Vest
  • Chain Vest x2
• Bruiser Emblem
  • Giant’s Belt + Spatula
• Cavalier Emblem
  • Chain Vest + Spatula
• Chalice of Power
  • Tear of the Goddess + Negatron Cloak
• Deathblade
  • B.F. Sword x2
• Dragon’s Claw
  • Negatron Cloak x2
• Edge of Night
  • Chain Vest + B.F. Sword
• Frozen Heart
  • Tear of the Goddess + Chain Vest
• Gargoyle Stoneplate
  • Negatron Cloak + Chain Vest
• Giant Slayer
  • Recurve Bow + B.F. Sword
• Guinsoo’s Rageblade
  • Recurve Bow + Needlessly Large Rod
• Hand of Justice
  • Sparring Gloves + Tear of the Goddess
• Hextech Gunblade
  • Needlessly Large Rod + B.F. Sword
• Infinity Edge
  • B.F. Sword + Sparring Gloves
• Ionic Spark
  • Needlessly Large Rod + Negatron Cloak
• Jeweled Gauntlet
  • Sparring Gloves + Needlessly Large Rod
• Last Whisper
  • Sparring Gloves + Recurve Bow
• Locket of the Iron Solari
  • Needlessly Large Rod + Chain Vest
• Mage Emblem
  • Tear of the Goddess + Spatula
• Mirage Emblem
  • Negatron Cloak + spatula
• Morellonomicon
  • Needlessly Large Rod + Giant’s Belt
• Quicksilver
  • Sparring Gloves + Negatron Cloak
• Rabadon’s Deathcap
  • Needlessly Large Rod x2
• Ragewing Emblem
  • Recurve Bow + Spatula
• Rapid Firecannon
  • Recurve Bow x2
• Redemption
  • Tear of the Goddess + Giant’s Belt
• Runaan’s Hurricane
  • Recurve Bow + Negatron Cloak
• Shimmerscale Emblem
  • B.F. Sword + Spatula
• Shroud of Stilllness
  • Sparring Gloves + Chain Vest
• Spear of Shojin
  • Tear of the Goddess + B.F. Sword
• Statik Shiv
  • Tear of the Goddess + Recurve Bow
• Sunfire Cape
  • Giant’s Belt + Chain Vest
• Tactician’s Crown
  • Spatula x2
• Thief’s Gloves
  • Sparring Gloves x2
• Titan’s Resolve
  • Recurve Bow + Chain Vest
• Warmog’s Armor
  • Giant’s Belt x2
• Zeke’s Herald
  • Giant’s Belt + B.F. Sword
• Zephyr
  • Negatron Cloak + Giant’s Belt
• Zz’Rot
  • Recurve Bow + Giant’s Belt

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