TFT:V10.7

V10.7

Release Date (US)

April 1^st, 2019

Highlights

• Balance patch
• New Galaxies

Related links

TFT 10.7 Patch Notes

Patch chronology

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For the League of Legends patch, see V10.7.

Teamfight Tactics V10.7

Game

Carousel

• The odds of seeing a "special" carousel has been reduced.

Champions

• Champions now celebrate when they are victorious in combat.

Galaxies - New Mechanic

• 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.

Items

• The rules for which items stay and which bounce off when combining champions now prioritizes items on champs on the board over those you get from the carousel.

Mobile version

• We've made some changes to the way phone keyboards work.
• Mysterious account errors during login have been unmasked and destroyed.
• When you've completed all your available missions you will see a fun little pengu friend instead of...a bunch of completed missions you didn't care about.
• No more mysterious enemy missing pings.

Planning Phase

• Removed the additional 5 seconds per planning phase that is done at the start of each set. Timers are now back to normal.

Shop drop rates

• Level 8 drop rates changed to 14 / 20 / 35 / 25 / 6% from 13 / 20 / 35 / 25 / 7%.

Champions

Aurelion Sol

• Ability damage reduced to 100 / 150 / 750 from 120 / 175 / 750.
• Target selection per fighter launched is now random (from weighted random favoring nearby).
• Bug Fix: Now works properly after Guardian Angel triggers.

Caitlyn

• Ability channel time reduced to 1.1 seconds from 1.5.
• Now resumes attacking more quickly after firing her bullet.

Darius

• Base health increased to 750 from 650.

Ekko

• Ability damage reduced to 225 / 400 / 2000 from 250 / 450 / 2000.
• Basic attacks performed as a part of the spell can now trigger the effects of Statikk Shiv, Guinsoo's Rageblade, and Runaan's Hurricane.

Ezreal

• Maximum mana increased to 125 from 120.
• Starting mana reduced to 50 from 60.
• Ability damage reduced to 200 / 300 / 600 from 250 / 350 / 700.

Gangplank

• Maximum mana increased to 175 from 150.
• Starting mana increased to 75 from 50.
• Ability damage reduced to 450 / 600 / 9001 from 650 / 850 / 9001.

Graves

• Splash art has been updated to more closely match his in-game model.

Irelia

• Basic attacks performed as a part of the spell can now trigger the effects of Statikk Shiv, Guinsoo's Rageblade, and Runaan's Hurricane.

Kassadin

• Maximum mana reduced to 80 from 100.

Lucian

• Basic attacks performed as a part of the spell can now trigger the effects of Statikk Shiv, Guinsoo's Rageblade, and Runaan's Hurricane.
• Bug Fix: Ability now properly counts as an attack for the purposes of the Blaster trait.

Lulu

• Base attack speed reduced to 0.8 from 0.85.

Miss Fortune

• Base attack speed reduced to 1.0 from 1.1.
• Maximum mana increased to 175 from 150.
• Starting mana increased to 75 from 50.
• Ability health ratio reduced to 60 / 80 / 999% of target's maximum health from 70 / 90 / 999%.
• Bug Fix: Fixed an issue where she would sometimes not turn during Bullet Time if there were no enemies being hit by her cone.

Poppy

• Bug Fix: Updated her tooltip to specify she deals magic damage.

Shaco

• Ability AD ratio reduced to 250 / 325 / 400% AD from 250 / 325 / 450% AD.
• Bug Fix: Clarified spell tooltip: the ability causes a critical hit on top of the spell's bonus damage.

Soraka

• Maximum mana reduced to 125 from 150.
• Ability heal increased to 350 / 500 / 2000 from 300 / 450 / 2000.

Vel'Koz

• Maximum mana reduced to 70 from 80.

Wukong

• Base health increased to 950 from 850.

Xayah

• Base attack speed increased to 0.8 from 0.75.

Xin Zhao

• Maximum mana increased to 60 from 50.
• Ability damage increased to 200 / 275 / 375 from 150 / 225 / 350.
• Basic attacks performed as a part of the spell can now trigger the effects of Statikk Shiv, Guinsoo's Rageblade, and Runaan's Hurricane.

Ziggs

• Maximum mana increased to 45 from 40.

Zoe

• Maximum mana reduced to 100 from 120.
• Starting mana reduced to 70 from 90.
• Ability damage increased to 150 / 225 / 400 from 150 / 225 / 300.
• Bug Fix: Updated her tooltip to specify she deals magic damage.

Traits

Blademaster

• Chance to trigger additional attacks increased to 30 / 60% (based on the number of Blademasters) from 30 / 55%.

Brawler

• Bonus health reduced to 300 / 700 (based on the number of Brawlers) from 300 / 750.

Chrono

• Bonus attack speed increased to 15 / 35 / 75% (based on the number of Chronos) from 15 / 35 / 65%.

Dark Star

• New Effect: When a Dark Star unit dies, all other Dark Star units gain 25 / 35 (based on the number of Dark Stars) bonus attack damage and spell power.
  • Old Effect: When a Dark Star unit dies, it gives 50 / 80% (based on the number of Dark Star units) increased damage and previous stacks of this effect to the nearest ally Dark Star.

Mana-Reaver

• New Effect: While at least 2 Mana-Reavers are in play, Mana-Reavers' attacks increase mana cost of their target's next spellcast by 40%.
  • Old Effect: Mana-Reaver's attacks increase the cost of their target's next spell cast by 40%.
    • 2 Mana-Reavers: First attack of each combat.
    • 4 Mana-Reavers: All attacks.

Mystic

• Bonus magic resistance changed to 35 / 105 (based on the number of Mystics) from 30 / 120.

Rebel

• Bug Fix: Shield no longer scales with AP.

Space Pirate

• Bug Fix: No longer generate gold from attempting to deal lethal damage to Fiora while she's invulnerable.

Sniper

• Bonus damage increased to 15% from 12%.

Items

Hand of Justice

• Bug Fix: Healing no longer scales with AP.

Hextech Gunblade

• Bug Fix: Now correctly heals when dealing damage against shields.

Morellonomicon

• Target's health ratio reduced to 2.7% of target's maximum health from 3%.

Red Buff

• Target's health ratio reduced to 2.7% of target's maximum health from 3%.

Statikk Shiv

• Damage increased to 80 from 75.

Warmog's Armor

• Health regeneration increased to 5% of missing health from 4%.

References

Patch History in Teamfight Tactics

League of Legends

League of Legends (or LoL; initially League of Legends: Clash of Fates) is a multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) genre video game developed by Riot Games.

Platform

• Microsoft Windows, macOS

Regular Map

• Summoner's Rift

Teamfight Tactics content

Ability power

Each point of ability power increases the strength of abilities, including but not limited to:

• All magic damage and true damage dealt by 1%.
• Shielding by 1%.
• Healing by 1%.
• AD and health ratios by 1%.
• Attack speed, magic resistance, and mana bonuses by 1%.
• Damage reduction and amplifier effects by 1%.

Ability power does not affect items.

Teamfight Tactics content

Teamfight Tactics

Teamfight Tactics (or TFT) is an autobattler by Riot Games. On PC, it is currently only playable through the League of Legends client as a game mode, with a standalone application available for mobile.

Platform

• Microsoft Windows, macOS, Android, iOS

Regular Map

• Convergence (8-player FFA)

Teamfight Tactics content

File:Cyber City TFT set icon.png Cyber City (Set 14)

Cyber City makes up the fourteenth ruleset for Teamfight Tactics.

Teamfight Tactics content

Into the Arcane (Set 13)

Into the Arcane makes up the thirteenth ruleset for Teamfight Tactics.

Teamfight Tactics content

Magic N’ Mayhem (Set 12)

Magic N’ Mayhem make up the twelfth ruleset for the game Teamfight Tactics.

Teamfight Tactics content

Inkborn Fables (Set 11)

Inkborn Fables make up the eleventh ruleset for the game Teamfight Tactics.

The icon used for this set was created by the League of Legends Wiki.

Teamfight Tactics content

Remix Rumble (Set 10)

Remix Rumble make up the tenth ruleset for the game Teamfight Tactics.

Teamfight Tactics content

Runeterra Reforged (Set 9)

Runeterra Reforged and its expansion, Horizonbound, make up the ninth ruleset for the game Teamfight Tactics.

Teamfight Tactics content

Monsters Attack! (Set 8)

Monsters Attack! and its expansion, Glitched Out!, make up the eighth ruleset for the game Teamfight Tactics.

Teamfight Tactics content

Dragonlands (Set 7)

Dragonlands and its expansion, Uncharted Realms, make up the seventh ruleset for the game Teamfight Tactics.

Teamfight Tactics content

Gizmos & Gadgets (Set 6)

Gizmos & Gadgets and its expansion, Neon Nights, make up the sixth ruleset for the game Teamfight Tactics.

Teamfight Tactics content

Reckoning (Set 5)

Reckoning and its expansion, Dawn of Heroes, make up the fifth ruleset for the game Teamfight Tactics.

Teamfight Tactics content

Fates (Set 4)

Fates and its expansion, Festival of Beasts, make up the fourth ruleset for the game Teamfight Tactics.

Teamfight Tactics content

Galaxies (Set 3)

Galaxies and its expansion, Return to the Stars, make up the third ruleset for the game Teamfight Tactics.

Teamfight Tactics content

Rise of the Elements (Set 2)

Rise of the Elements and its unnamed Lunar expansion make up the second ruleset for the game Teamfight Tactics.

The icon used for this set is conjectural as Riot Games did not assign icons to Teamfight Tactic sets until Galaxies (Set 3).

Teamfight Tactics content

Beta Set (Set 1)

The Beta Set and its unnamed Hextech expansion was the first and experimental ruleset for the game Teamfight Tactics.

The first Teamfight Tactics set was not officially named but Beta was the name of the corresponding Battle Pass, and all other Battle Passes have shared a name with their ruleset. The conjectural name Faction Wars may also be used. The icon used for this set is similarly conjectural as Riot Games did not assign icons to Teamfight Tactic sets until Galaxies (Set 3).