Multiple Teamfight Tactics champions from Set 11 have emerged as solid carriers during Inkborn Fables PBE testing.
Building the strongest board in TFT Set 11 requires the right trait synergies, along with proper Best in Slot items on your primary and secondary carriers. The Inkborn Fables Set is full of random goodies, from Augments to Encounters, that can quickly change your approach.
We all want to finish in the top four of a lobby and earn that sweet LP to rank up. But without the proper units and items, the probability of going eighth increases.
Set 11 Patch 14.9b TFT item cheat sheet
During each stage of a game, carriers may change unless you are rerolling. The trick to keeping a win streak going is always to play your strongest board, which may require flexible gameplay strategies. And if you are lose-streaking, having a solid carry can preserve health for the late stages of a game. Knowing the best carriers within TFT Set 11 will help you play flexibility while always building toward the best late-game board and comp.
Set 11 Patch 14.9b backline champion TFT item cheat sheet
Following the launch of Patch 14.8b, the Inkborn Fables meta shifted. Trickshots were dethroned as the best TFT Set 11, paving the way for multiple Porcelain builds with champions like Ashe, Annie, Amumu, and Lissandra as carriers. Irelia improved slightly as a backline carrier, slotting into a Hwei legendary end-game comp. And Dragonlord Lillia continued to rise the ranks. Patch 14.9 elevated three-cost reroll strategies through changes to XP and rolling odds, with Alune leading the charge.
Champions are not listed in any specific order.
TFT Set 11 champion and cost | Type of unit | TFT Set 11 items |
Morgana (four-cost) | AP | Spear of Shojin, Morellonomicon, Statikk Shiv |
Syndra (four-cost) | AP | Jeweled Gauntlet, Blue Buff, Deathcap, Hextech Gunblade |
Ashe (four-cost) | AD | Guinsoo’s Rageblade, Infinity Edge, Last Whisper, Red Buff |
Kindred (two-cost) | AP | Blue Buff, Guardbreaker, Jeweled Gauntlet |
Lissandra (five-cost) | AP | Morellonomicon, Jeweled Gauntlet |
Bard (three-cost) | AD/AP | Guinsoo’s Rageblade, Giant Slayer, Hextech Gunblade |
Rakan (five-cost) | AD | Titan’s Resolve, Bloodthirster |
Irelia (five-cost) | AD | Infinity Edge, Red Buff, Guardbreaker |
Kog’Maw (one-star) | AP | Blue Buff, Rabadon’s Deathcap, Jeweled Gauntlet |
Xayah (five-cost) | AD | Guinsoo’s Rageblade, Infinity Edge, Last Whisper |
Azir (five-cost) | AP | Spear of Shojin |
Lilia (four-cost) | AP | Blue Buff, Rabadon’s Deathcap, Morellonomicon |
Kai’Sa (four-cost) | AD | Infinity Edge, Tattoo of Bombardment, Last Whisperer, Giant Slayer |
Teemo (two-cost) | AP | Blue Buff, Morellonomicon, Hextech Gunblade |
Senna (two-cost) | AD | Tattoo of Fury, Infinity Edge, Last Whisper |
Lux (two-cost) | AP | Spear of Shojin, Jeweled Gauntlet, Guardbreaker |
Zoe (three-cost) | AP | Statikk Shiv |
Soraka (three-cost) | AP | Spear of Shojin, Morellonomicon, Archangel |
Set 11 Patch 14.9b frontline champion TFT item cheat sheet
Frontline units are typically secondary carriers unless you are building a comp that wants a melee champion for damage. Patch 14.8 and 14.8 b returned the meta to a Tank-focused frontline, with exceptions to Set 11 champions like Wukong, Lee Sin, and Gnar. MId-board units like Kindred also began to see play outside of Drayd Gnar reroll builds. Patch 14.9 boosted Riven reroll builds while champions like Darius remained a powerful early-game threat.
Champions are not listed in any specific order.
TFT Set 11 champion and cost | Type of unit | TFT Set 11 items |
Nautilus (four-cost) | Tank | Dragon’s Claw, Warmog’s Armor, Bramble Vest |
Illaoi (four-cost) | Tank | Dragon’s Claw, Warmog’s Armor, Redemption |
Diana (three-cost) | Tank | Titan’s Resolve, Steadfast Heart |
Volibear (three-cost) | AD melee | Bloodthirster, Titan’s Resolve |
Tristana (two-cost) | AD melee | Infinity Edge, Hand of Justice, Last Whisper |
Lee Sin (four-cost) | AD melee | Sterak’s Gage, Bloodthirster, Titan’s Resolve, Giant Slayer |
Darius (one-cost) | AP melee | Rabadon’s Deathcap, Hextech Gunblade, Giant Slayer |
Yasuo (one-cost) | Tank | Gargoyle Stoneplate, Bramble Vest |
Annie (four-cost) | Tank | Gargoyle Stoneplate, Redemption, Warmog’s Armor, Dragon Claw |
Sett (five-cost) | AD Tank | Bloodthirster, Titans Resolve |
Udyr (five-cost) | AD Tank | Bloodthirster, Titans Resolve |
Kayn (four-cost) | AD melee | Edge of Night, Sterak’s Gage, Hand of Justice, Titan’s Resolve |
Yone (four-cost) | AD melee | Hand of Justice, Titan’s Resolve, Quicksilver |
Galio (four-cost) | Tank | Gargoyle Stoneplate, Redemption, Steadfast Heart |
Shen (two-cost) | AP tank | Steadfast Heart, Redemption |
Neeko (two-cost) | AP tank | Gargoyle Stoneplate, Archangel |
All carrier items are subject to change depending on the TFT Set 11 Inkborn Fables meta. Adjustments will be updated after each patch.