APatch 18.1
Fae and Furious TFT Set 18 Ranked Comp
A tier A 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
Fae and Furious slow rolls at level 7 with Sivir and Tristana as the main carries behind Rammus's tank frontline. If you find a Fae Emblem, hold Rengar and put the emblem on him instead of committing further to this exact shell.
Core Units
Sivir
4-cost Carry
Tristana
3-cost Carry
Rammus
3-cost Frontline
Vi
3-cost Frontline
Taric
5-cost Frontline
Rengar
3-cost Utility
Xayah
1-cost Utility
Ashe
5-cost Utility
Early Game
Vi and Taric are cheap frontline pieces to hold from the start. Play a normal econ opening while banking toward level 7.
Mid Game
Hold at level 7 and slow roll for Sivir and Tristana copies. If you don't have a Fae Emblem, Xayah is a fine alternate carry with what you already have.
Late Game and Final Board
Ashe becomes a viable fourth damage source once you push to level 9 if your econ allows the extra push.
Best Items
Sivir wants Last Whisper and Red Buff; Tristana runs Kraken's Fury and Guinsoo's Rageblade; Rammus takes pure tank stats.
Best Augments
Expedition and Building an Army I suit the early game; Heroic Grab Bag and U.R.F. support the mid game; The Trait Tree and Golden Ticket close it out.
Positioning
Rammus, Vi, and Taric wall the front. Keep Sivir and Tristana in separate backline corners.
Flex Units and Alternative Carries
Rengar, Xayah, and Ashe are all flexible slots; pivot to Rengar specifically if you find a Fae Emblem.
Strengths and Weaknesses
Flexible enough to pivot into its sibling build (Rocket Claws) depending on what you find. Without a Fae Emblem its ceiling is a step below the S tier picks.
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