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.
RerollLevel 5 Slow RollSprykinFlora Fatalis
How to Play
Kill, Stack, Repeat slow rolls at level 5 for three-star one-cost units, built around the Consuming Flora augment as an S-tier enabler. Put the rider augment charge on Veigar if you have one.
Core Units
Veigar
1-cost Carry
Rek'Sai
1-cost Frontline
Kobuko
1-cost Frontline
Fiddlesticks
3-cost Utility
Teemo
2-cost Utility
Rammus
3-cost Frontline
Sett
4-cost Frontline
Gnar
5-cost Frontline
Early Game
Rek'Sai and Kobuko are cheap frontline from the start. Play toward level 5 and hold any Flora Fatalis pieces you find.
Mid Game
Hold at level 5 and slow roll for Veigar, Rek'Sai, and Kobuko copies. Place Fiddlesticks on the Eldritch hex if it's available.
Late Game and Final Board
Three cheap one-cost carries reaching three star gives you a strong damage ceiling for very little gold. Artifact Anvils are best spent on Dawncore or a similar item for Veigar.
Best Items
Veigar wants Jeweled Gauntlet and Blue Buff, plus a Flora Fatalis Emblem if available; Rek'Sai and Kobuko run pure tank stats.
Best Augments
Rolling for Days I and Component Buffet suit the early roll-down; No Scout No Pivot II and Portable Forge II support the mid game; Golden Gamble and Living Forge III close it out.
Positioning
Rek'Sai, Kobuko, Rammus, Sett, and Gnar wall the front. Keep Veigar in the safest backline corner.
Flex Units and Alternative Carries
Fiddlesticks and Teemo are the flexible utility slots.
Strengths and Weaknesses
Extremely cheap and easy to execute with a real damage ceiling for a one-cost reroll. It leans heavily on finding the Consuming Flora augment to reach its best version.
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