TFT:Galaxy

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Galaxies was a mechanic in Teamfight Tactics during set 3 and set 3.5. The galaxies change how a game is played. Each game, a random galaxy is selected. In future sets this mechanic would be expanded upon in the form of portals, and opening encounters, both would become evergreen.

Galaxies

	Galaxy	Effect	Odd
	Big Bang	Players receive a free reroll each round, loot orbs from all minions and monsters, and a Force of Nature on stage 3. Free rerolls cannot be saved.	20%
	Normal	No special rules.	10%
	Galactic Armory	All players start with a Rare box contains 3 component items. All players receive the same 3 items.	10%
	Manatee's Delight	All players receive a free Spatula at the start of the game.	10%
	Plunder Planet	All champions have a chance to drop a coin, especially the first one.	10%
	Salvage World	Selling a champion also breaks all of their finished items into components.	10%
	Superdense	On reaching stage 3–1, players receive a Rare box contains Force of Nature.	10%
	Trade Sector	All players receive one free reroll per round. Free rerolls cannot be saved up.	10%
	Treasure Trove	ALL minions and monsters drop a loot orb.	10%

Removed Galaxies

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	Galaxy	Effect
	Binary Star	Each champion is automatically given an permanent Unusable Slot.
	Dwarf Planet	The nearest and farthest rows on every board are impassable. Units cannot be placed in impassable hexes during planning and cannot enter them during combat.
	Lilac Nebula	The first carousel contains only 4 cost units.
	Littler Little Legends	Little Legends are smaller and faster, and start with only 85 health.
	Medium Legends	Little Legends are larger and have 125 health.
	Star Cluster	1, 2, and 3 cost units on carousels have two stars. The second carousel only has 2 cost units.
	The Neekoverse	All players receive a Rare box contains two copies of Neeko's Help at the start of the game.

Trivia

• Lilac Nebula Galaxy was called "Purple Haze" during development.
• Littler Little Legends Galaxy was called "Unhealthy Galaxy" during development and granted "Players begin with 67 health".
• Medium Legends Galaxy was called "Healthy Galaxy", and then "Not So Little Legends" during development.
• Plunder Planet Galaxy was called "Space Pirate" during development.
• Superdense Galaxy was called "Overcrowded Galaxy" during development.
• Trade Sector Galaxy was called "And You Get A Reroll!" during development.
• Treasure Trove Galaxy was called "Bonanza!" during development and granted "All players start with 3 random components and 10".

Patch History

V10.19

• Removed Galaxy: Galactic Armory, Manatee's Delight, Plunder Planet, Salvage World, Superdense, Trade Sector, Treasure Trove
• Removed: The system is removed with Set 4 go live.

V10.18

• Removed Galaxy: Dwarf Planet.
• New Big Bang Galaxy: Players receive a free reroll each round, loot orbs from all minions and monsters, and a Force of Nature on stage 3. Free rerolls cannot be saved.
• Galaxy odds: 20% for The Big Bang and 10% for any other galaxy and normal games.

V10.17

• Removed Galaxy: Binary Star.
• New Manatee's Delight Galaxy: All players receive a free Spatula at the start of the game.
• Galaxy odds: 20% for normal games and 10% for any other galaxy.

V10.16

• Removed Galaxy: Star Cluster.
• New Salvage World Galaxy: Selling a champion also breaks all of their finished items into components.
• Galaxy odds: 20% for normal games and 10% for any other galaxy.

V10.15 - July 23rd Hotfix

• Bug Fix: Plunder Island needed more booty and should now have the correct amount of booty.

V10.15

• Galactic Armory Galaxy
  • New Effect: All players start with the same 3 component items.
  • Old Effect: All players start with the same 2 completed items.
• Removed Galaxy: Neekoverse.
• New Plunder Planet Galaxy: All champions have a chance to drop a coin, especially the first one.
• Galaxy odds: 20% for normal games and 10% for any other galaxy.

V10.14

• Removed Galaxy: Littler Legends.
• New Dwarf Planet Galaxy: The nearest and farthest rows on every board are impassable. Units cannot be placed in impassable hexes during planning and cannot enter them during combat.
• Galaxy odds: 20% for normal games and 10% for any other galaxy.

V10.13

• Removed Galaxy: Medium Legends.
• New Binary Star Galaxy: Champions can only equip two items.
• Galaxy odds:
  • Binary Star - 10% of games
  • Galactic Armory - 10% of games
  • Littler Legends - 10% of games
  • Star Cluster - 10% of games
  • Superdense Galaxy - 10% of games
  • Trade Sector - 10% of games
  • Treasure Trove - 10% of games
  • The Neekoverse - 10% of games
  • Normal - 20% of games

V10.12

• Removed Galaxy: Lilac Nebula.
• Galaxy odds:
  • Littler Legends - 10% of games
  • The Neekoverse - 10% of games
  • Medium Legends - 10% of games
  • Superdense Galaxy - 10% of games
  • Trade Sector - 10% of games
  • Treasure Trove - 10% of games
  • Star Cluster - 10% of games
  • Galactic Armory - 10% of games
  • Normal - 20% of games

V10.11

• New Littler Little Legends Galaxy: Little Legends are smaller and faster, and start with only 85 health.
• Galaxy odds:
  • Littler Little Legends - 12.5% of games
  • Galactic Armory - 10% of games
  • The Neekoverse - 7.5% of games
  • Lilac Nebula - 7.5% of games
  • Medium Legends - 7.5% of games
  • Superdense Galaxy - 7.5% of games
  • Trade Sector - 7.5% of games
  • Treasure Trove - 7.5% of games
  • Star Cluster - 7.5% of games
  • Normal Game - 25% of games

V10.10

• New Galactic Armory Galaxy: All players start with 2 completed items. All players receive the same 2 items. These items do not build from Spatula, and the two items cannot be identical.
• Superdense Galaxy now grants a free Force of Nature at Stage 3-1 instead of reaching level 5.
• Galaxy odds:
  • Galactic Armory - 12.5% of games
  • The Neekoverse - 7.5% of games
  • Lilac Nebula - 7.5% of games
  • Medium Legends - 7.5% of games
  • Superdense Galaxy - 7.5% of games
  • Trade Sector - 10% of games
  • Treasure Trove - 10% of games
  • Star Cluster - 7.5% of games
  • Normal Game - 30% of games

V10.9

• New Galaxies added:
  • Star Cluster: 1, 2, and 3 cost units on carousels have two stars. The second carousel only has 2 cost units.
  • Treasure Trove: ALL minions and monsters drop a loot orb.
• Galaxy odds:
  • Treasure Trove - 12.5% of games
  • Star Cluster - 12.5% of games
  • The Neekoverse - 7.5% of games
  • Lilac Nebula - 7.5% of games
  • Medium Legends - 7.5% of games
  • Superdense Galaxy - 7.5% of games
  • Trade Sector - 10% of games
  • Normal - 35% of games

V10.8

• New Galaxies added:
  • Trade Sector: All players receive one free reroll per round. Free rerolls cannot be saved up.
  • Superdense Galaxy: On reaching level 5, players receive a free Force of Nature.
• There's now about a 50% chance of getting a special Galaxy vs. Normal game with Trade Sector and Superdense Galaxies a tad more favored than the others.

V10.7 - Added

• Outside the normal game, each game can take place in a random Galaxy:
  • The Neekoverse: All players receive two free copies of Neeko's Help at the start of the game.
  • Lilac Nebula: The first carousel contains only 4 cost units.
  • Medium Legends Galaxy: Little Legends are larger and have 125 health.

References

Teamfight Tactics Wiki | Champions in Cyber City

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• Convergence (8-player FFA)

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