Set 14 Leveling Guide | TFT - Teamfight Tactics | BunnyMuffins

Summary

This video provides a detailed guide on optimizing leveling and rolling strategies in Teamfight Tactics (TFT), focusing on the importance of efficient gold management and timing for one-cost, two-cost, and three-cost reroll comps. It covers key decisions such as when to save gold, when to roll for upgrades, and when to level up to hit power spikes for specific unit types. The speaker highlights the significance of slow rolling, understanding the best levels for rerolling, and how to balance economy with board strength throughout the game to maximize your chances of success.

Takeaways

• 😀 Efficient gold management is crucial in TFT. Focus on econ during early stages to maximize interest gold and prepare for leveling spikes.
• 😀 For one-cost reroll comps, aim to reach Level 4 early and Level 5 by Stage 2, then slow-roll at Level 5 to hit three-star 1-cost units.
• 😀 Two-cost reroll comps shine at Level 6. Start rolling when you have enough gold and focus on hitting two-star carries for a power spike by Stage 3.
• 😀 Three-cost reroll comps require careful gold management. Prioritize reaching Level 7 and stabilize your board with a two-star 3-cost unit by Stage 3.
• 😀 Four-cost reroll comps are best executed at Level 8 or 9. Don’t rush four-cost units early unless they’re necessary for your trait synergy or carries.
• 😀 Level up when you need to activate important traits or complete your comp. This is essential when focusing on higher-cost reroll comps.
• 😀 Rerolling at the right level maximizes your odds of hitting your desired units. Focus on specific cost levels—Level 4 for 1-cost, Level 6 for 2-cost, and so on.
• 😀 When playing a reroll comp, don’t forget to stabilize your board early in the game. If you have a low health total, prioritize hitting key upgrades.
• 😀 If you’re contested during a three-cost reroll, consider transitioning to Level 8, as this increases your chances of hitting 3-cost units.
• 😀 Always keep an eye on your health. If you’re below 70 HP, it’s crucial to roll and stabilize your board before continuing to level up.
• 😀 In general, choose between saving gold, rolling for unit upgrades, or leveling up based on the current game state and your board strength.

Q & A

What is the key to effectively using one-cost rerolls?

The key to using one-cost rerolls effectively is to reach level 4 and 5 as quickly as possible, while maintaining enough gold for future leveling. It's essential to manage your economy, ensuring you have 50 gold or more by the time you reach level 5, to maximize interest.

Why is level six important when rerolling for two-cost units?

Level six is important for two-cost rerolls because it offers the best odds for rolling two-cost units. Starting to slow-roll here ensures you can accumulate enough gold to maintain interest, while also allowing you to build a strong board before committing to an all-in strategy when you have enough copies of your desired unit.

How should you approach rerolling for three-cost units?

Rerolling for three-cost units requires careful timing. You need to ensure you have enough gold and are not contested by other players. Stabilizing your board at level six or seven is crucial, and you should focus on securing two-star versions of your key three-cost units. If you're low on health, you may need to roll aggressively to stabilize your board.

What should you do if you're not hitting your desired unit during a three-cost reroll?

If you're not hitting your desired unit during a three-cost reroll and only have a few copies, you may consider power leveling to level eight. This increases your chances of finding the unit at a better cost and allows you to complement your board with higher-cost units.

When is the best time to roll during a three-cost reroll comp?

The best time to roll in a three-cost reroll comp is when you have six or more copies of your desired unit, usually around stage four. However, it's crucial to assess your health and decide whether you can afford to wait or need to roll earlier for stabilization.

How does the concept of 'stabilizing your board' apply in three-cost rerolling?

Stabilizing your board in three-cost rerolling means upgrading key units to two-star versions as quickly as possible. If you're low on health, it's essential to roll aggressively to achieve this. Stabilization ensures you're not too weak during the mid-game, allowing you to survive until you hit your three-star unit.

What is the importance of level eight when rolling for four-cost units?

Level eight is crucial when rolling for four-cost units, as it gives you access to better unit options. The game becomes more complex at this level, and you need to manage your economy carefully to avoid unnecessary losses while trying to hit your desired four-cost units.

What should you do if you have extra gold during the mid-game?

If you have extra gold during the mid-game and your board is strong, you should consider leveling up to reach key breakpoints, such as level 7 or 8. This can improve your overall board strength and activate critical traits that give you a significant advantage.

How do you balance leveling, rolling, and saving gold during a match?

You should balance leveling, rolling, and saving gold based on your current situation. If you're healthy, save gold and level up to reach key unit breakpoints. If you're low on health, roll to upgrade your units and stabilize. You should only level up if it helps you achieve a necessary trait or unit upgrade.

Why is it important to consider whether you're contested when rolling for three-cost units?

Contesting for three-cost units is critical because if multiple players are aiming for the same units, the chances of successfully three-starring those units diminish. It's important to ensure you're uncontested or that you have a clear path to obtain the necessary units, as contested units significantly reduce your chances of success.