APatch 18.1
Weave Got This 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.
Fast 8Spellweaver
How to Play
Weave Got This runs a Spellweaver board with Ahri and Alune as dual AP carries behind Lillia's frontline. If you find a Spellweaver Emblem, you can commit to this plan as early as level 6.
Core Units

Ahri
4-cost Carry

Alune
5-cost Carry

Lillia
4-cost Frontline

Fiddlesticks
3-cost Frontline

Diana
3-cost Frontline

Karma
1-cost Utility

Rakan
1-cost Frontline

Yorick
1-cost Frontline
Early Game
Karma, Rakan, and Yorick are cheap early bodies that fit the final shell. Play a normal econ opening while you hold any Spellweaver pieces.
Mid Game
Push through level 8 and add Fiddlesticks and Diana as frontline support. Place units in Lunar hexes when available.
Late Game and Final Board
Ahri and Alune together give you two real AP threats, so a lobby denying one item line still leaves the other functional.
Best Items
Ahri wants Jeweled Gauntlet and Striker's Flail; Alune runs Blue Buff and Morellonomicon; Lillia takes pure tank stats plus Crownguard.
Best Augments
Slightly Magic Roll and Feeling Lucky suit the early game; Glass Cannon II and Jeweled Lotus I support the mid game; Baron's Lair and Upward Mobility close it out.
Positioning
Lillia, Fiddlesticks, Diana, Rakan, and Yorick wall the front. Keep Ahri and Alune in separate backline corners.
Flex Units and Alternative Carries
Karma is the flexible early utility slot.
Strengths and Weaknesses
Two real AP carries make this comp resilient to a single bad item drop. Assembling the full Spellweaver count takes a bit more commitment than a simpler two-cost reroll, earning its Medium rating.
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