May 7, 2026 Rank-up Secret: S17.2a Patch Guide: High-Cost Comps Reign, Reroll Builds Still Potent!

Formation Difficulty: Zero Barrier | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Reroll Frenzy

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This composition primarily revolves around Teemo and 3 other 1-cost units, forming 6 Juggernauts, eventually fully assembling at nine units. It forms quickly, with the core being 1-cost Teemo, 1-cost Leona, and other low-cost units like Master Yi to 3-star. The early game transition is smooth, and once 3-star Teemo is established in the mid-game, it has strong HP stabilization. With Juggernauts tanking in the front, Teemo continuously stacks poison in the back, and Lissandra deals AoE damage. You can play this comp if you have a good opening hand of base units or a partial Guinsoo's Rageblade. Utilize core units like Teemo, Leona, Nasus, Lissandra, and Mordekaiser for early-game strength. Do not actively level up in the early game. After Krugs (3-1), perform a large roll at 4 units (saving around 30 gold) to get Teemo, Leona, and Lissandra to 2-stars overall. Prioritize synthesizing Teemo's core offensive items. After Teemo and Leona are 3-starred, you can level up. At 7 units, add Zoe and Illaoi to activate 3 Shepherd + 4 Juggernaut + 2 Oracle + 2 Judge traits. Afterward, you can roll a bit to stabilize your board quality. For Judge, prioritize effects like star level/deal 10 instances of damage/every 4 seconds/spend 50 mana: gain resistances or HP. Your priority at 8 units is flexible; prioritize adding Nami to get 3 Space Groove for battle power stabilization. If Blitzcrank appears smoothly, you can also go for 6 Juggernauts first (you can remove Judge to prioritize 6 Juggernauts). If you have a significant advantage later, go to 9 units, then add Nunu and Blitzcrank for quality, or supplement Judge or Bard. Juggernauts tank in the front, while Teemo continuously stacks poison in the back.

Formation Difficulty: Medium | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Newly Popular

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This composition uses Leona as the main tank, forming a solid front line with powerful Juggernaut and Judge traits. LeBlanc serves as the main carry for damage. It also utilizes Augments and items to maximize Leona's tankiness and crowd control, aiming to rush and eliminate enemy carries. At Lv 5, use Leona, Nasus, Mordekaiser, Zoe, Illaoi to quickly activate Juggernaut Judge traits. Prioritize synthesizing Leona's tank items, such as Sunfire Cape. Quickly 2-star low-cost units to stabilize HP and maintain a healthy economy. At Lv 7, add Ivern, LeBlanc, Nunu to complete 3 Judge 3 Shepherd traits, significantly improving sustain and damage. When economy allows, level up quickly to search for key champions. Allocate offensive items to LeBlanc, such as Blue Buff and Jeweled Gauntlet. At Lv 8, add Karma to maximize trait effects. Based on the game situation, further optimize the main carry's and main tank's items, aiming for perfect items. Observe opponent positioning and adjust Leona's charge direction and LeBlanc's output position to avoid being eliminated.

Formation Difficulty: Easy to Form | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Point-Stealing Comp

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This composition is a multi-trait build centered around 3 Stargazers. It provides high bonus damage by obtaining multiple 3-star units through the Stargazer Medal, with Miss Fortune and Twisted Fate dealing high single-target damage. It's a super strong low-cost reroll composition. In the early game, only keep key units for the comp: Caitlyn, Twisted Fate, Jax, Aatrox, Talon, and avoid adding unnecessary temporary units. Don't rush to level up at the start; patiently save gold. At 4 units, roll a bit to get 1-cost units to 2-stars to stabilize HP. At 5 units, slow roll with interest, prioritizing 3-star Caitlyn and Twisted Fate. After 6 units, focus on 3-star Jax. Aatrox and Talon don't need to be forced; if they come naturally, chase them too. At 7 units (around 5-1), you can add 2 Chrono ( Pantheon/ Riven, Milio) or Kayn. Prioritize God selections: Varus provides mini Neekos and miniature replicators, making it easier to 3-star. Yasuo provides buff tiles, such as attack speed, healing, and mana regeneration. Kayle provides items. Ekko can turn monsters into scuttle crabs, providing more items.

Formation Difficulty: Easy | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Newly Popular

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This composition centers on Stargazer Thief Lulu, using Lulu's "Gold Rain" ability to generate infinite gold, economically overwhelming opponents, and easily chasing multiple 3-star 5-cost champions in the late game. In the early game, use 2 Chrono with 2 Bastion to activate 2 Fated for a smooth transition, prioritizing synthesizing Guinsoo's Rageblade and Spear of Shojin for Lulu. At 3-2, level to 6, save money to level to 7, then at Lv 7, slow roll with interest for 3-star Lulu, aiming for 3-4 3-star units overall. After obtaining 3-star Lulu, use her gold income to quickly level to 8, adding Jax to activate 3 Stargazer. At Lv 9, add 5-cost units like Sona.

Formation Difficulty: Easy to Learn | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Newly Popular

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This composition leverages the sturdy shield of Juggernaut as its core, integrating the rule-controlling power of Judge, the summons of Shepherd, and the powerful mana regeneration of Oracle, forming an ironclad fortress with top-tier tankiness, frequent crowd control, and sustained damage. In the early game, use Leona, Lissandra, Ivern, Mordekaiser, Zoe for transition, forming 2 Juggernaut, 2 Judge, 2 Oracle. Find core 4-cost units at Lv 7-8. In the mid-game, add Illaoi, Karma, LeBlanc, Nunu to activate 2 Judge, 3 Shepherd, 4 Juggernaut traits, maximizing tankiness and damage. In the late game, add Bard to complete 4 Juggernaut, 3 Judge, 3 Shepherd, 3 Oracle, 2 Dark Star, 2 Traveler.

Formation Difficulty: Medium | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Newly Popular

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This composition centers on the massive mana regeneration of 5 Oracle, allowing backline units to quickly activate abilities. It pairs with 4 Juggernauts to provide a solid shield and damage reduction for the front line, ensuring core carries have enough time to deal damage. In the early game, level to 4 at 2-1, and to 5 at 2-5. Use Leona, Nasus, Mordekaiser, Illaoi to activate the Juggernaut trait. Illaoi with the Juggernaut trait is extremely stable, allowing for easy win streak transitions. In the mid-game, level to 6 at 3-2, and to 7 at 4-1. Add Zoe and Miss Fortune to activate the Oracle trait, and the composition is largely formed. At Lv 7, slow roll to 3-star Miss Fortune and Illaoi. Prioritize Miss Fortune and Illaoi's core items. In the late game, level to 8 at 4-5 or 5-1. Add Nunu and Aurelion Sol to complete the final traits. With Oracle's high mana regeneration, they can instantly melt enemy frontlines.

Formation Difficulty: Medium | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Newly Popular

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This composition is the only one in S17 that allows for a losing streak to build economy, then activate directly at 8 units to "steal" 3-star 4-costs. It doesn't require excessive planning and can easily climb to higher ranks. Mech units have naturally high stats and save economy, making losing streaks optimal for HP stabilization. In the early game, use 2 Chrono + Seadevil for a losing streak to accumulate rerolls and economy. Around 3-5, level to 7, you can roll a bit for quality, adding Urgot and Maokai to activate 4 Brawler trait. Around 4-1, level to 8 and start rolling, aiming for Aurelion Sol, Galio, and Master Yi, ensuring 3 items for main carry Aurelion Sol and main tank Galio. If Master Yi is not 3-starred, Fiora can replace him. Viktor can be swapped for Bard.

Formation Difficulty: Easy | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Newly Popular

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This composition is built around 9 key units, using Twisted Fate as a low-cost core carry. Through the synergistic effects of Stargazer and Fated traits, it constructs a multi-carry system that is strong in both offense and defense. In the early game, use 1-cost Aatrox, Caitlyn, Talon, Twisted Fate and 2-cost Jax, to form 3 Stargazer 2 Nova 2 Bastion traits. In the mid-game, add 2-cost Milio and 4-cost Corki to activate 4 Fated 3 Stargazer traits. In the late game, add 4-cost Riven and 5-cost Morgana, to complete traits like 4 Fated 3 Stargazer Medal 2 Ranger 2 Nova 2 Bastion.

Formation Difficulty: Easy | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Consistently Popular

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S17 new season version T0 mindless climbing comp, maxed out forgiveness, easy to play. [Twelve-Trait Apex Vertical] doesn't rely on luck or rerolling, with no wasted traits. In the early game, use Nova Agents with Chrono to activate 2 Brawlers for transition, prioritizing the synthesis of core items for the main carry and main tank, and saving money to quickly level to seven. Level to 6 at 3-2, save money to level to 7. At Lv 7, slow roll for 3-star Samira. If you have many Maokais, pursue 3-star naturally. After 3-star, you can save money to level to eight. At Lv 8, add Kindred to activate 5 Agent trait, and add Xayah to temporarily activate 2 Sniper before leveling to nine. At Lv 9, find Jhin, replace Xayah, and once all units are 2-star, you can go all-in to level to ten. Add Blitzcrank to activate 3 Space Groove, and the composition is complete.

Formation Difficulty: Easy | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Consistently Popular

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The core of this composition utilizes Samira's passive mechanic: whenever an enemy is knocked up/airborne, she immediately triggers a sweeping auto-attack. Through Blitzcrank's hook knock-up, Nunu's snowball knock-up, and Ornn's charge knock-up, a continuous chain of crowd control is formed, allowing Samira to sweep constantly. It pairs with 5 Nova Agents and 3 Stargazers for extremely fast mana regeneration. In the early game, use Nova Agents with Chrono to activate 2 Brawlers for transition, saving money to quickly level to seven. At Lv 7, slow roll for 3-star Samira. At Lv 8, add Kindred to activate 5 Agent trait, then add Xayah to temporarily activate 2 Sniper before leveling to nine. At Lv 9, find Jhin, replace Xayah, and once all units are 2-star, you can go all-in to level to ten, adding Blitzcrank to activate 3 Space Groove.

Formation Difficulty: Medium | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Newly Popular

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This is a clever composition that combines the tankiness of Brawlers with the damage output of Psionic Agents. The addition of "self-destructing" Gragas makes the comp fun and strong. The core strategy is front-line pressure and sustained back-line damage, with Gragas's self-explosion instantly clearing the area in front of him. The main traits are 6 Brawler and 4 Psionic Agent, with 2 Berserker as a supportive trait. In the early game, use Bel'Veth, Rek'Sai, Bel'Veth, Gragas for transition, prioritizing Gragas's defensive items to stabilize HP and secure win streaks. In the mid-game, add Urgot, Maokai, to form 4 Brawler 2 Berserker 2 Psionic traits. In the late game, add Pantheon, Tahm Kench, Viktor, Master Yi, Sona, to form 6 Brawler 4 Psionic 2 Berserker.

Formation Difficulty: Medium | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Newly Popular

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The core of this composition is the 7 Woodspirit trait, which provides duplication tiles, and combined with economy-enhancing Augments, it can easily chase 3-star 4-cost units. The buffed Corki in this version has high burst damage, making it highly likely to win once fully formed. In the early game, prioritize getting 3 Woodspirit, pairing them with Agents for a win streak, and also adding 2 Chrono trait. At stage 4-2, quickly level to 8, activate 7 Woodspirit trait, and find 2-star Corki and 2-star Rammus. After Lv 8, focus on chasing 3-star 4-cost units within the system, such as Corki and Riven.

Formation Difficulty: Medium | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Newly Popular

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This is an S17 composition that relies on the "Spirit" trait for its cash-out mechanic. It's viable if you start with 3 Spirit or, at the latest by 3-2, are on a 4-loss streak with suitable items. The standard composition forms at Lv 7, consisting of Leona, Ivern, Jinx, Illaoi, Diana, Aurora, LeBlanc, forming a multi-trait system. In the late game, you can level up to add Rhaast, Galio, Morgana, etc. The Spirit stacks depend on the loss streak, aiming for multiples of 100 for cash-out. Mindlessly loss streak, then at 3-5 or 3-7, level to 7 and slow roll with interest. After cashing out, big roll for at least one 3-star 3-cost unit to stabilize HP. Unless there are too many competing players, chase 3-star before leveling up to add Kayn.

Formation Difficulty: Easy | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Newly Popular

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This S17 composition is suitable for beginners and is very strong. You can choose it if you can get 3 Seadevil or suitable items at the start. The standard composition consists of Rek'Sai, Bel'Veth, Aatrox, Caitlyn, Akali, Bel'Veth, Maokai, Kindred, forming 5 Nova Agents 3 Seadevil and other traits. If you have good items and high quality, you can choose to level to 4 at 2-1, 5 at 2-5, and 6 at 3-2 for a win streak transition. At stage 3-2, after leveling to 6, start rolling. Find 2-star Bel'Veth + 2-star Akali or a Maokai, then save money. Slow roll with interest to 3-star both carries. After leveling to 8 to activate 5 Nova, if you don't have a Spatula item, prioritize giving the Selector to 2-star Maokai.

Formation Difficulty: Medium | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Newly Popular

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This comp utilizes LeBlanc's clones to instantly eliminate backline units, while relying on the damage reduction of Juggernaut to provide front-line tankiness, achieving a strategy of winning by standing still. In the early game, at Lv 5, use Leona, Lissandra, Ivern, Mordekaiser, Zoe and other low-cost quality units for a stable transition. Accumulate economy to prepare for the mid-game composition transition. After leveling to 7 in the mid-game, start searching for high-cost core units, prioritizing synthesizing LeBlanc's core offensive items. The final completed composition includes Leona, Ivern, Mordekaiser, Zoe, Illaoi, Karma, LeBlanc, Nunu & Willump, Vex. Adjust positioning to adapt to the Juggernaut front line and LeBlanc's backline access.

Formation Difficulty: Medium | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Newly Popular

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After the hotfix, the chance of sneaking 3-star 4-costs has decreased, making this the highest win rate comp currently. It's the top choice if your economy is good. It revolves around Aatrox and Akali from the Nova trait. Aatrox provides armor shred for the entire team, and Akali grants critical strike to all, greatly boosting the damage of 5-cost units like Graves, Fiora, and Vex. The standard composition forms at Lv 9, consisting of Aatrox, Akali, Maokai, Tahm Kench, Fiora, Shen, Morgana, Graves, forming multiple traits. In the early game, prioritize 3 Seadevil with AD items or Bel'Veth with attack speed items for transition. Depending on economy, HP, and competing players, choose to activate a big roll at 4-2/4-5/4-7 at Lv 9. If HP is around 50, roll for main tank + two 2-star carries, then go to 10.

Formation Difficulty: Medium | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Newly Popular

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This is currently the easiest 4-cost composition to lose-streak and stabilize HP with. It's flexible in construction and has a lower cost, especially suitable for AP/tank item transitions or early losing streaks. In TFT, Aurelion Sol's ability can directly bypass the front line to hit the enemy backline, making it a consistently strong T0.5 choice. The common setup includes Urgot, Viktor, Galio, Tahm Kench, Master Yi, Aurelion Sol, forming 6 Mech 2 Brawler 2 Berserker 2 Psionic. This comp pairs with Tahm Kench's unique trait effect, making it easy to "steal" 3-star 4-cost units. In the early game, use 2 Chrono/3 Spirit/3 Seadevil for transition, accumulating economy and perfect items. Around 4-2, level to 8 for a big roll, choosing recommended units based on what you find. Remember to transform all Mech units. After Aurelion Sol and Galio are 2-starred, save money, and based on competing players, choose to level to 9 or chase 3-stars.

Formation Difficulty: Medium | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Newly Popular

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A strong 3-cost composition in the S17 patch, hailed as the strongest currently. The hotfix had minimal impact on Viktor, and Psionic items are still strong. It's viable if you start with Drone or Symbiotic Implants (2 Psionic items). The standard composition forms at Lv 8, consisting of Lissandra, Mordekaiser, Ivern, Pyke, Illaoi, Rhaast, Viktor, Nami, forming a multi-trait system. Viktor has a long cast time, so pure damage items are recommended. Illaoi as the main tank should have pure tank items, and Nami as secondary carry provides damage and utility. In the early game, you can use Zoe or heavy front line units (paired with 2 Chrono) for transition. Around 3-5, level to 7 and roll, obtaining the basic composition and 2-star main carry and main tank. Normally, slow roll with interest to chase 3-stars, then level up.

Formation Difficulty: Difficult | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Newly Popular (S17.1B)

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This composition is extremely demanding under the S17.1B patch conditions, requiring Ekko Artifact + the Judge effect that regenerates mana after dealing 10 instances of damage to allow Zoe to cast infinitely. At Lv 6, first form a system of 4 Juggernaut + Zoe + Lissandra, then focus on rolling to 3-star Zoe and 3-star Leona/Mordekaiser. Afterward, level up to find Karma or LeBlanc as secondary carries to further boost the composition's damage output.

Formation Difficulty: Medium-High | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Newly Popular

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In S17, "Ezreal Cho'Gath" represents infinite growth, a reroll composition that maximizes front-line durability and late-game scaling. It's driven by the dual carries of Chrono Ezreal and Brawler Cho'Gath. The comp primarily revolves around building around 2 1-cost units: 4 Chrono + 2 Dark Star + 4 Brawler, forming the final composition at nine units. It's recommended to play this comp if you have a good opening hand of Ezreal and Cho'Gath. In the early game, transition directly with core units, do not level up, and can use Chrono for a losing streak to save rerolls. After Krugs, perform a big roll at 4 units for core units. Around 4-3, level to 7 and find Gragas and Maokai to activate 4 Brawler trait. At the latest by 5-3, level to 8 and find Tahm Kench, Xayah, and Riven.

Formation Difficulty: Medium | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Newly Popular

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In TFT S17, various Thief comps are prevalent. This composition revolves around multiple 4-cost units, forming a super strong multi-trait Thief comp. Its core advantage lies in the significant AP bonus from the 5 Shepherd trait, allowing Nami's high-frequency AoE damage to combine with multiple crowd controls. Play this if you have many magic items or an economy-focused Augment at the start. Transition methods: 2 Juggernaut + 3 Shepherd + 2 Dark Star, with Teemo holding items; or 2 Chrono + 3 Seadevil, with Milio holding items. Around 3-5, level to 7 and add Illaoi and Leona to activate 4 Juggernaut. Around 4-2, level to 8 and activate, finding the core 5 4-cost units, prioritizing 5 Shepherd.

Formation Difficulty: Medium | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Newly Popular

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In TFT S17, Nami casts very quickly. This composition is flexible and strong. If you have Space Groove Emblem, prioritize a Space Groove system. If not, you can build around multiple traits. The front-line positions of Poppy and Rammus can be flexibly replaced with Blitzcrank + Nasus, LeBlanc + Sona, or two of Traveler/Rhaast/ Morgana, depending on what units you find and your items, making it easier to chase 3-star 4-cost units in the late game. The composition centers on Nami as the core carry, paired with high-quality front-line and support units, forming a stable and high-burst magic composition.

Formation Difficulty: Medium | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Newly Popular

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This composition cleverly combines the tankiness of Juggernauts with the sustain of Space Groove. The strategy is clear: stabilize HP in the early game, power spike in the mid-game. Once Teemo has perfect items and is 3-starred, combined with the dual resistances of 6 Juggernauts, almost no composition can withstand this onslaught. In the early game, at Lv 5, use Leona, Nasus, Teemo, Mordekaiser, Illaoi, to get Juggernaut and Shepherd traits. These low-cost units are easy to find, providing extreme tankiness for stable HP. At Lv 7, add Lissandra, Zoe, activating 2 Judge 2 Dark Star, increasing damage and crowd control for a strong mid-game HP stabilization. At Lv 9, add Nunu, Blitzcrank, completing 6 Juggernaut 3 Space Groove, making all units tanky and unstoppable in the late game.

Formation Difficulty: Medium | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Consistently Popular

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The strongest Spatula item in S17 is currently Space Groove, and Riven is its best fit. Riven has low mana cost, allowing her to frequently trigger the Space Groove trait effect. Combined with Riven's inherent mixed damage and the dual attack bonuses from 5 Space Groove, she perfectly fits and can easily cleave through backlines upon entering combat.

Early Game Transition (Stages 1-3):

• With Spatula or Space Groove Emblem:

  • Option 1: 3 Space Groove paired with Juggernaut for transition. Gwen holds Riven's items, tank items go to Mordekaiser.

  • Option 2: 3 Seadevil + 2 Chrono for a classic formulaic transition.

Mid Game Power Spike (Stages 4-5):

• Around 3-5, level to 7, prioritizing activating 5 Space Groove + 3 Shepherd + 2 Juggernaut for transition.

• Around 4-2, immediately level to 8.

• Prioritize finding Tahm Kench and Nunu, the two core units. If you get Space Groove Emblem, give it directly to Riven, then slowly roll to get Riven, Nami, Nunu or Tahm Kench all to 2-stars. Once board quality is stable, stop rolling and save money.

Late Game Refinement (Stage 6+):

• After leveling to 9, add Shen, replace Nasus with Blitzcrank and roll him to 2-stars.

Recommended Augments:

• Priority Choices: Spatula-related Augments / Emblem-related Augments (provide 1 economy + 1 combat power, for fast Lv 9): Branching Out, Urf's Spatula Strategy, Spreading Roots, Trait Tree.

• Secondary Choices: Combat Augments: Lineup, Gilded Steel, Ascension, Charged Transfer, Soul Awakening; Economy Augments: Golden Bet, Four-Cost Reinforcements, Investment.

• Item Supplements: Large Pouch, Care Package, Customized Combatant.

God Recommendations:

• Ekko: Provides additional rewards, gain a "Mutation" item and a powerful evolved item based on unit role, and receive 2 Item Removers.

• Aurelion Sol: Gain rewards through missions, such as "Trait Adventure" mission: After having 6 non-unique traits active, gain 1 random Emblem and 1 Item Reforger, with a chance to gain an Emblem Spatula.

• Kayle: Provides items. For every different completed item held by your team, gain 15 HP, 1% AD, and 1% AP.

• Ahri: Provides economic rewards. If Ahri is chosen as a God, you don't need to pick economy Augments.

Practical Tips:

• Riven Positioning: Easily cleaves through backlines upon entering combat.

• Nunu Positioning: Primarily for crowd control.

• Blitzcrank and Shen Positioning: Not traditional tank units, perform better with off-tank fighter items.

• Riven Item Considerations: Titan's Resolve perfectly fits Riven's mixed damage output. Once fully stacked, it provides max resistances and CC immunity; Bloodthirster provides stable sustain, ensuring continuous combat.

• Nami Item Considerations: Requires two mana generation items (e.g., Spear of Shojin + Nashor's Tooth). With Space Groove active, damage won't be an issue.

Formation Difficulty: Easy | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Newly Popular

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This S17 composition is suitable for beginners or when Augments aren't ideal for high-cost comps, or when you're just starting out and feeling pressured. It's a strong 3-cost reroll composition that can consistently climb ranks. The core idea is to quickly chase 3-star Samira and utilize her high burst damage for clean-up.

Formation Difficulty: Medium | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐ | Newly Popular

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Although heavily nerfed before the S17 patch launched, it can still stabilize HP with suitable items. The core lies in the Nova Transfer (Spatula item), which activates 5 Nova. Giving the Selector to an external unit provides high attack speed and dual resistances, plus a team buff. When Fiora can be 2-starred, Master Yi's items can be dismantled for her.

Formation Difficulty: Easy | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Point-Stealing Comp

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This composition utilizes S17's Stargazer Medal mechanic, which provides a 12% damage bonus and increases further with each 3-star unit. Combined with the Lucky Judgment effect of the 4 Fated trait, it can achieve optimal and highest damage output. The composition emphasizes using low-cost Twisted Fate to be strong in the early game, even capable of beating Lv 9-5 comps.

Formation Difficulty: Easy | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Point-Stealing Comp

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In the early game, at Lv 5, use Gragas, Ivern, Milio, Pantheon, Pyke, to get Brawler and Chrono traits. These low-cost units are easy to find, and at Lv 5, the refresh probability is highest, making it easy to 2-star them and ensure combat power. In the mid-game, at Lv 7, add Gwen, Riven. Before Lv 7 is the best stage to roll for 2-cost units, try to 3-star all essential units. In the late game, at Lv 9, add Corki, Bard, to complete all traits, benefiting from multiple trait bonuses and maximizing late-game pressure.

Formation Difficulty: Advanced | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Point-Stealing Comp

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This composition centers on Xayah as the core main carry, achieving both offense and defense through a unique trait combination. With 3-star Xayah, it possesses powerful screen-clearing capabilities. In the early game, at Lv 5, use Aatrox, Caitlyn, Talon, Twisted Fate, Jax for transition. Prioritize synthesizing core items for Xayah and Nunu & Willump to stabilize HP for a smooth transition. In the mid-game, at Lv 7, add Mordekaiser, Lulu, to activate 3 Stargazer, 2 Dark Star, 2 Oracle, 2 Bastion, boosting combat power. In the late game, level to 9, adding core heroes like Xayah, Jhin, Bard, to complete all traits and ensure multi-carry damage. Adjust positioning to counter different opponents, ensuring Xayah and Jhin have optimal output environments.

Formation Difficulty: Medium | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Newly Popular

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The version update fixed the "6 Dark Star" effect bonus bug, making an already strong composition even stronger. If you start with Dark Star Emblem (Spatula + BF Sword), it's a must-play. Without Dark Star Emblem, its strength drops by a tier. In the early game, use Kai'Sa/2-star Ezreal/Talon to form traits for transition. At 3-5, level to 7 and roll until 2-star Kai'Sa and Illaoi. Then, depending on units found/Augments, choose to chase 3-star Kai'Sa or level to 8 or 9. In the late game, find Jhin to complete the composition, chasing 3-star Kai'Sa and 2-star Jhin. Without Dark Star Emblem, 3-star Kai'Sa/2-star Jhin are essential for strength.

Formation Difficulty: Difficult | Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Consistently Popular

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A T0 composition on both servers! 12 traits form a perfect closed loop, paired with Rhaast's saviour effect/Morgana's damage reduction, and Shen providing high attack speed for all allies, perfectly fitting Jhin's full-screen AoE damage. It can sweep almost any composition! Viable in high-economy games where you can maintain a win streak. In the early game, use Seadevil/Chrono to expand traits for transition, prioritizing economy-boosting/leveling Augments. In the mid-game, use Miss Fortune/Samira/Xayah/Corki to form traits and maintain the win streak. Around 4-5, level to 9 and quickly roll for high-cost units within the system. Winning is likely once all units are 2-star.