And we are back with yet another episode in our ongoing Teamfight Tactics Champion Breakdown guide series. Today, we are going to be talking about the card-throwing mage, Twisted Fate TFT. So, for all those TFT players who are interested in constructing a Twisted Fate TFT build and want to annihilate their foes, this is the place to be.
In this guide series, we dwell deeper, allowing TFT players to understand exactly what this champion does, what items are good with him, and what combos make Twisted Fate a beast in TFT. However, before we get into episode 2, we could encourage our readers to check out the previous episode in which we talked about The Great Steam Golem, Blitzcrank. Click the link here, to get started with our first breakdown article.
So, without any further delays, let’s get on with episode 2 of our TFT champions guide, Teamfight Tactics Champion Breakdown: Twisted Fate.
Twisted Fate TFT
Based on around his League of Legends counterpart, Twisted Fate is a champion in TFT, costs $1, and features the Wild Card ability in which he throws three cards in a cone, dealing damage to each enemy they pass through. The ability deals 250 damage at level 1, but it scales up to a total magic damage of 475 in its final, 3-star level.
Appearing as the Blood Moon Twisted Fate, the TFT champion is a part of two synergies: Cultist (Origin) and Mage (Class). As a result, if combined with other similar synergies, Twisted Fate gets the following buffs:
Cultists
Once your team loses 50% of their health, Galio is summoned, slamming into the largest cluster of enemies and knocking them up.
3 Cultists Champions –> Summon Tyrant Galio
6 Cultists Champions –> Summon Demon Lord Galio
9 Cultists Champions –> Summon Supreme Overlord Galio
Mage
Mages cast twice and have modified Spell Power.
3 Mage Champions – 80% of their total Spell Power
6 Mage Champions – 120% of their total Spell Power
9 Mage Champions – 180% of their total Spell Power
These buffs combined with his ability and stats (Health: 550 / 990 / 1782, Mana: 70, DPS: 29 / 53 / 95, Damage 45 / 81 / 146, Attack Speed 0.65, Crit Rate 25% and Range 3) makes Twisted Fate TFT a pretty decent champion in the game to have.
Twisted Fate TFT Items
As you all must know by now, a champion is nothing without its items. Hence, though Twisted Fate is pretty strong on its own, the right combination of TFT items can make him absolutely insane. So, to help you make Twisted Fate TFT into a complete beast, here are some items that a must on him:
| Item | Recipe | Bonus |
| Blue Buff | Tear of the Goddess x2 | Sets holders mana to 20 after each cast. |
| Jeweled Gauntlet | Sparring Gloves + Needlessly Large Rod | The holder’s spells can inflict critical hits. Gain 40% Critical Strike Damage. |
| Infinity Edge | B.F. Sword + Sparring Gloves | The user gains 75% Critical Strike Chance (including base components). Each point of Critical Strike Chance above 100% is converted to 1% Critical Strike Damage. |
| Morellonomicon | Needlessly Large Rod + Giant’s Best | When the holder deals damage with their spell, they burn the target, dealing 25% of the target’s maximum health as true damage over 10 seconds and reducing healing by 50% for the duration of the burn. |
| Spear of Shojin | B.F. Sword + Tear of the Goddess | The holder’s basic attacks restore 5 Mana on-hit. |
Twisted Fate TFT Build
Because of Twisted Fate’s Wild Cards ability, this is one of the most diverse champions in the game, one who can adapt to any build. However, if you are working on a build that solely revolves around Twisted Fate, then here are some pointers you should be looking at either an all Cultist build or one that features at least 6 Mages. Here are all of the Mages and Cultists available in the game in set 4.5.
Cultists
- Aatrox
- Elise
- Evelynn
- Jhin
- Kalista
- Pyke
- Twisted Fate
- Zilean
Mages
- Ahri
- Annie
- Lillia
- Lulu
- Nami
- Twisted Fate
- Veigar
That said, some TFT players have even taken the step of making Twisted Fate a carry. For more information on this build, check out this video down below:
Final Words
Every so often, the developers behind TFT introduce a new set that refreshes the current meta, changing the champions and items available in the game. This is one of the reasons why some still ask the question, “how come I don’t have twisted fate TFT” or “how are people playing twisted fate in TFT.” The answer to this is simple. Twisted Fate was brought back into the game with set 4.5, but with the gaming moving on to Set 5.0, TFT Twisted Fate has been temporarily removed from the roster.
But that doesn’t mean Twisted Fate won’t ever return to the game. Every TFT champion comes back, and hopefully, Twisted Fate will return stronger than ever. So, in the meantime, read up on his guide, practice his build, and when he comes back, annihilate everyone that comes in your way.
That is it from us for the time being but stay tuned as we will be coming back soon, with another episode, another TFT champion. So, till that happens, comment below and let us know what you think of TFT Twisted Fate. Is he worth having on the team?
