BPatch 18.1
Warwick Reroll TFT Set 18 Ranked Comp
A tier B TFT Set 18 ranked comp for patch 18.1: how to build it, which items and augments to prioritise, and how to position it.
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How to Play
Warwick Reroll is a cheap, easy two cost reroll comp. One tracker rates it noticeably higher than the rest, so treat the consensus B tier placement as the safer read while acknowledging it may be underrated.
Core Units
Warwick
2-cost Carry
Murkwolf
2-cost Frontline
Krug
3-cost Frontline
Diana
3-cost Frontline
Azir
3-cost Utility
Brambleback
4-cost Frontline
Malphite
4-cost Frontline
Early Game
Murkwolf and Krug are both cheap frontline bodies from the opening rounds. Roll a little at level 5 to 6 for Warwick copies once your econ allows.
Mid Game
Warwick's kit includes self-sustain through omnivamp, letting him hold the front and deal damage at the same time once he's two star. Diana and Azir add midline support as you level.
Late Game and Final Board
Brambleback and Malphite round out a tanky front as you approach your final board, with Malphite's Monolith trait adding useful bonus stats. This comp's ceiling is lower than the A and S tier picks, so it's best used as a safe, cheap floor rather than a first-place plan.
Best Items
Spear of Shojin and Titan's Resolve both scale well with Warwick's mana-hungry, sustained fighting style, with Sterak's Gage adding survivability.
Best Augments
No augment showed up consistently enough across sources to call out with confidence here; general econ augments that support an early roll-down suit the plan.
Positioning
Krug, Malphite, and Brambleback wall the front. Warwick and Murkwolf can both sit slightly forward since Warwick's self-sustain lets him survive being engaged early.
Flex Units and Alternative Carries
Diana and Azir are both flexible utility pieces; swap either depending on what your lobby offers.
Strengths and Weaknesses
Cheap and easy to execute, with genuine self-sustain built into the carry. Most trackers rate it as a lower-ceiling floor pick rather than a first-place plan, though one source rates it meaningfully higher, so it may be underrated in the current data.
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