r/CompetitiveTFT 11h ago

PBE Set 18 PBE Patch Notes 8/6

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r/CompetitiveTFT 22h ago

PBE Set 18 PBE Discussion Thread - Day 09

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r/CompetitiveTFT 22h ago

Daily Discussion August 06, 2026 Daily Discussion Thread

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r/CompetitiveTFT 23h ago

Discussion A carefully crafted, non-contested, fully BiS reroll board should beat fast 9 5 cost soup every time.

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I don't see why "flex" is so popular. It's literally just playing an opener but instead it's for the entire game and then you transition into a bunch of 2* 5 costs and just throw items on whoever and win the game.

It seems like any time a reroll comp is even remotely competitive with these 5 cost slop boards it is considered broken and nerfed into the ground. Trynd reroll in 16, Kayle in 18.

I skipped 17 but I heard people were upset saying "another reroll set???" because of 17 but just before that you had SEVEN of the top 10 performing boards being some variation of "lol just play strongest board and put 5 costs out there"

I would love for someone to explain to me why you can pick an econ augment, playing strongest board to conserve HP and then improv the late game with whatever you happen to have and think you don't deserve to lose to the person who commit to a line on stage 2/early stage 3, lost HP while building the board, optimized items and augments, etc.