When playing TFT, sometimes your composition seems overly weak. Other times, it's overly strong—so strong that it exceeds your expectations. Sometimes you set out to make a 3-gold champion 3-star, but end up with much more than that. This game will be your witness to that.
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I apologize for starting this game recording a bit late. In this game, the creatures in PvE rounds will transform into crabs that grant additional loot, meaning more items and gold.
And I chose Prismatic Ticket as my first augment. This augment gives you a 45% chance to get a free refresh every time your shop refreshes.
The early game wasn't bad; I was almost on a 4-win streak, but I couldn't beat this powerful Star Guardian composition.
Normally, you shouldn't constantly choose economy augments. They don't give you an advantage in combat like combat augments do, but if you think you'll be very powerful once you complete your composition, you can choose a few economy augments. I chose Pandora's Reserves as my second augment. This augment causes the three champions on the far right of your bench to transform into another champion of the same value each turn.
The mid-game wasn't too bad either. Two losses and three wins. I used to get through this part with a winning or losing streak, and at least my economy would be good. Maybe I'm not as good a player as I used to be...
Of course, I had to pick a combat augment for my final augment, and I chose Tons of Stats. This augment grants all your champions 44 health, 4% attack power, 4 ability power, 4 armor, 4 magic resistance, 4% attack speed, and 4 mana. So, a little bit of everything, you could say.
This composition has a few power spikes. The first is when you three-star Senna, which I did. The second is when Senna has the right three items, which I also did, and the last is when you activate the 4 Mentor trait, which I did this round. So my opponent had no chance against me.
Speaking of items, the best items for Senna right now are the Spear of Shojin, Deathblade, and Last Whisper. Why don't I choose Infinity Edge? Because I don't need it thanks to the Executioner trait. Her abilities already deal critical hits.
Positioning is crucial in this composition because Senna always uses her ability diagonally. So you need to place Senna as far away from the enemy carry as possible so she can kill them with her ability.
At this stage of the game, my composition is complete. I had two options: either try to get 3 stars on the 4 gold champions, or try to reach level 9 and add different champions to my composition. If I didn't have Pandora's Reserves augment, I would probably choose the second option, but this augment allows you to easily make 4-gold champions three-star. Especially if no one else is playing that composition.
I took advantage of this and made Ryze three-star, and Ryze was dealing enough damage with his single ability to almost kill the entire opposing team by himself. So, is that enough?
Of course not! The TFT gods were on my side, and in the same round, thanks to Pandora's Reserves, I made both Akali and Jarvan three-star champions. I have three three-star champions worth 4 gold each on my board! Buying these champions from the shop alone would cost 108 gold!
My opponent also had a 3-star Leona with good items, so how many seconds do you think it took for my champions to tank them? It only took me 5 seconds to kill the entire team XD
My opponent was trying to set up an interesting formation or something, and I say interesting because there's no chance of beating a board like this with a formation. I had beaten him even when only Ryze was 3-starred, and now I have three of them, and they're all devastating. So he just needed to surrender, but he didn't.
The result, of course, didn't change—I easily came in first, and Thresh trapped his soul! GG!
