When playing TFT, you always need to have a plan. You can't always reroll your composition. If you need a reliable composition for late-game situations, check out this video.

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Jinx visited us and said we would make our add-on selections earlier. Making selections earlier can significantly change the direction of the game.

I chose the Tactician's Kitchen augment as my first augment. This augment gives you a random emblem, and after 6 rounds against players, I'll get the Tactician's Cape.

I choose the second augment right after the first one. What a coincidence! I'll even choose the third augment in the next turn and won't choose any other augments throughout the game. For the second augment, I chose Pandora's Items.

For the final augment, I chose Caretaker's Favor. This will grant me a component item anvil when I reach levels 5, 6, 7, and 8.

The first 5 fights didn't go as well as I expected, but that's normal because I was busy thinking about my composition. When you have two different emblems, figuring out how to combine them is no easy task.

I'm thinking of using Jhin as a carry in the mid-game because I need to stay alive until I get Varus.

Luckily, I managed to get Jhin to two stars, so the mid-game went smoothly for me with a winning streak. Jhin is an excellent carry as long as the front lines provide enough time. You can use him with confidence in your games too.

Sometimes I have a really hard time understanding my opponents' moves. If you're playing a Star Guardian composition and you've already made a 2-star Jinx thanks to the augment, why would you spend all your gold at level 7? If you reach level 8, you can activate the 8 Star Guardian trait, and the earlier you activate it, the better. But that doesn't make sense at all.

The Mage composition has been buffed in the new patch. People seem to be choosing it a lot. I haven't reached level 9 and found Varus yet. My composition will be complete at level 9. My situation is pretty good; I need to stick to the process.

I finally managed to find a Varus. Varus's best power fruit is Doom Barrage. This makes his ability last longer.

Look at the damage dealt by a 1-star Varus. Isn't it insane? As for items, the best items are the ones you see right now: Spear of Shojin, Deathblade, and Infinity Edge.

When I upgrade Varus to two stars, my opponents don't stand a chance. With 5 Snipers active, he deals massive damage to the backlines and wipes them out with a single ability. Since I have 6 Juggernauts in my frontlines, he has plenty of time to use his ability.

I chose Dr. Mundo as my tank; I think he's one of the most broken champions in this game. You can also choose Sett. As my off-tank, I had Jhin and Lee Sin. You should use them too. If you need one more, Jinx is also quite reliable.

My last remaining opponent was playing a Star Guardian composition, but they struggled to even kill my champions, let alone defeat me. Six out of my ten champions were still alive. I'm not sure if they could have defeated me even if they had a 4-gold champion upgraded to 3 stars.

The final fight was also quite easy, and I finished the game in first place.

Thresh trapped his soul!