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 6 Slow RollElderwoodExecutioner
How to Play
Yunalistar slow rolls two-cost units at level 6, with Alistar, Yunara, and LeBlanc all viable three-star targets. Mobalytics flags the remaining board slots as very flexible, so adapt them to whatever your lobby offers.
Core Units
Alistar
2-cost Carry
Yunara
2-cost Carry
LeBlanc
2-cost Carry
Sett
4-cost Frontline
Elise
2-cost Frontline
Ornn
1-cost Frontline
Camille
1-cost Utility
Warwick
2-cost Utility
Early Game
Elise, Ornn, Camille, and Warwick are all cheap early bodies. Play a normal econ opening while banking toward level 6.
Mid Game
Hold at level 6 and slow roll for your three two-cost targets. Sett adds a real frontline damage threat once itemised.
Late Game and Final Board
Because the flex slots are genuinely open, you can pivot toward five Blossom, five Elderwood, or an Executioner-heavy finish depending on what you're handed.
Best Items
Alistar wants Gargoyle Stoneplate and Crownguard; Yunara runs Spear of Shojin and Striker's Flail; LeBlanc takes Striker's Flail and Jeweled Gauntlet.
Best Augments
Building an Army I and Slightly Magic Roll suit the early game; Ascension II and Heroic Grab Bag support the mid game; The Baron's Lair and Buried Treasures III close it out.
Positioning
Sett, Elise, and Ornn wall the front. Keep Alistar, Yunara, and LeBlanc in the back row.
Flex Units and Alternative Carries
Camille and Warwick are genuinely flexible; swap either for whatever trait bonus your lobby is missing.
Strengths and Weaknesses
Cheap, easy, and genuinely adaptable thanks to its open flex slots. Its ceiling depends on how well those flex slots line up with what you're given.
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