TFT:Yasuo
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AP as magic damage to the current target.Fated Bonus: Gain 250 Shield at the start of combat.
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1 Synergy[edit | edit source]
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Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Yasuo appears as
Spirit Blossom Yasuo instead of 
Original Yasuo due to the skin being best suited for the Fated origin in his kit.
General Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Yasuo is tied with
Ashe for the most appearances in the entire set, with a total of 15 appearances (not counting revival sets).
- Also, he is the only champion to appear without interruption from the beta to the 5.5 set.
Patch History[edit | edit source]
- V11.22 - Disabled
- Disabled due to Set 6.
- V11.18 - September 15th Hotfix
- Ability bonus true damage reduced to 20 / 25 / 40 from 25 / 35 / 55.
- Ability cast time reduced.
- Base attack speed reduced to 0.9 from 0.95.
- Ability damage reduced to 250 / 350 / 550 from 250 / 350 / 600.
- Ability bonus true damage reduced to 25 / 35 / 55 from 25 / 35 / 60.
- Base attack speed reduced to 0.95 from 1.
- Ability damage reduced to 250 / 350 / 600 from 250 / 350 / 650.
- Ability bonus true damage reduced to 25 / 35 / 60 from 25 / 35 / 65.
- V11.15 - Returning
- Returning to Set 5.5 with no changes.
- Ability damage reduced to 250 / 350 / 650 from 250 / 350 / 700.
- Ability bonus true damage reduced to 25 / 35 / 65 from 25 / 35 / 70.
- Ability damage reduced to 250 / 350 / 700 from 300 / 400 / 750.
- Ability bonus true damage reduced to 25 / 35 / 70 from 30 / 40 / 75.
- Ability damage increased to 300 / 400 / 750 from 300 / 400 / 600.
- Ability bonus true damage increased to 30 / 40 / 75 from 30 / 40 / 60.
- V11.9 - Returning
Nightbringer Yasuo
- Tier 3
Nightbringer 
Legionnaire. 
Active - Burning Blade: Strikes his target, dealing 300 / 400 / 600 (× 
AP) magic damage. He then empowers his blade, gaining stacking 30 / 40 / 60 (× AP) bonus true damage on-hit for the rest of combat.
- Tier 3
- Ability AD ratio increased to 190 / 200 / 210% AD from 180 / 185 / 190% AD.
- Ability AD ratio reduced to 180 / 185 / 190% AD from 180 / 200 / 225% AD.
- V11.2 - Returning
- Returning to Set 4.5 with no changes.
- Ability AD ratio increased to 180 / 200 / 225% AD from 160 / 190 / 225% AD.
- Bug Fix: Ability can now properly miss or be dodged.
- V10.19 - Returning
- Maximum mana reduced to 80 from 90.
- V10.12 - Returning
- Returning with the Set 3 mid-set update with no changes.
- Base health increased to 700 from 600.
- Maximum mana reduced to 90 from 100.
- Ability targeting changed to farthest unit within attack range + 2 hexes from the enemy with the most items.
- Undocumented: Base health reduced to 600 from 650.
- Undocumented: Base health increased to 650 from 600.
- V10.6 - Returning
- Now uses
Odyssey Yasuo instead of Original Yasuo. - New Traits:
Rebel 
Blademaster. - Base attack damage reduced to 50 from 60.
- Base attack speed increased to 0.75 from 0.7.
- Maximum mana increased to 100 from 90.
- Maximum mana increased to 90 from 85.
- Maximum mana reduced to 85 from 100.
- Bug Fix: Now properly deal spell damage to champions with
Quicksilver.
- Base attack damage increased to 60 from 55.
- Bug Fix: Fixed a bug where he took too long to reach his hex and resume attacking as his ability ended.
- Ability hits changed to 4 / 5 / 6 from 3 / 5 / 7.
- V9.22 - Returning
- New Traits:
Cloud Blademaster. - New Ability: Active - Last Breath: Blinks to the enemy with the most items and
knocks them up, holding them airborne for 1 second and hitting them 3 / 5 / 7 times, dealing basic attack damage and applying on-hit effects with each hit. - Tier reduced to 2 from 5.
- Base health reduced to 600 from 750.
- Maximum mana increased to 100 from 25.
- Base attack damage reduced to 55 from 75.
- Base attack speed reduced to 0.7 from 1.0.
- Base armor reduced to 30 from 35.
- Base health increased to 750 from 700.
- Base attack damage increased to 75 from 65.
- New Effect: Ability now applies on-hit effects.
- Knockup duration increased to 1.5 seconds from 1.25.
- Base damage increased to 150 / 350 / 550 from 150 / 250 / 350.
- V9.13 - Added
- Tier 5
Exile Blademaster. 
Active - Steel Tempest: Stab in a 2-hex line, dealing 150 / 250 / 350 magic damage. Every third cast instead launches a tornado in a 6-hex line, dealing the same magic damage and knocking up enemies for 1.25 seconds.
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.
Ability powerEach 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.
MeleeMelee refers to a unit that can only attack adjacent units with their basic attacks.
Remix Rumble (Set 10)Remix Rumble make up the tenth ruleset for the game Teamfight Tactics.
Execute
raw damage source type, ignoring all mitigations.
They do not bypass 
invulnerability and effects that prevent falling below a health amount, unless the source type is internalraw.
OmnivampOmnivamp is a stat in 
Teamfight Tactics that converts a percentage of damage done into healing.
- Some abilities or items may have healing based on damage done that aren't Omnivamp
Runeterra Reforged (Set 9)Runeterra Reforged and its expansion, Horizonbound, make up the ninth ruleset for the game Teamfight Tactics.
RangeRanges are the distance in hexes that a champion can attack from his current position to the main target.
AirborneA unit that is made airborne is moved in a specified direction or to a specific point. For the duration, the unit is also 
stunned and unable to move, declare attacks, or cast their Special Ability.
StunA unit that is stunned is unable to move, declare attacks, or cast their Special Ability for the duration.
DashThe game engine does not take into account the height of the unit; dashes that depict air travel are considered to be on the ground for targeting purposes such as skill-shots.
- Dashes should not be confused with displacement effects, which are usually sourced from enemy units (and are classified as
crowd control debuffs). - Dashes are interrupted by
stasis (from an enemy), 
knockdown, and 
blinks. - Dashes are overridden by all move blocks, which includes displacements and other dashes, as well as a few other cases.
- Not all dashes can traverse terrain (e.g.
Justice Punch, 
Searing Charge, 
Tumble). - Some dashes gain increased distance when directed through terrain (e.g.
Umbral Dash, 
Perfect Execution, 
Phantom Undertow).
Monsters Attack! (Set 8)Monsters Attack! and its expansion, Glitched Out!, make up the eighth ruleset for the game Teamfight Tactics.
Dragonlands (Set 7)Dragonlands and its expansion, Uncharted Realms, make up the seventh ruleset for the game Teamfight Tactics.
Reckoning (Set 5)Reckoning and its expansion, Dawn of Heroes, make up the fifth ruleset for the game Teamfight Tactics.
Fates (Set 4)Fates and its expansion, Festival of Beasts, make up the fourth ruleset for the game Teamfight Tactics.
Galaxies (Set 3)Galaxies and its expansion, Return to the Stars, make up the third ruleset for the game Teamfight Tactics.
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).
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).
Ability powerEach 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.
Cyber City makes up the fourteenth ruleset for Teamfight Tactics.
- Yasuo
- TFT Set 11
- TFT Fated
- TFT Duelist
- TFT Set 10
- TFT True Damage
- TFT Edgelord
- TFT champion with starting mana
- TFT Set 9
- TFT Ionia
- TFT Challenger
- TFT Set 8.5
- TFT LaserCorps
- TFT Set 8
- TFT Set 7.5
- TFT Mirage
- TFT Dragonmancer
- TFT Warrior
- TFT Set 7
- TFT Set 5.5
- TFT Nightbringer
- TFT Legionnaire
- TFT Set 5
- TFT Set 4.6
- TFT Exile
- TFT Set 4.5
- TFT Set 4
- TFT Set 3.5
- TFT Rebel
- TFT Blademaster
- TFT Set 3
- TFT Set 2
- TFT Cloud
- TFT Set 1
- TFT champions