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Author：The Blue Frog (@TFTBlueFrog) / X
Title: THREAD GUIDE TFT
URL: https: //x.com/TFTBlueFrog/status/1938981633132003432
summary
This article is a translation and summary of the “Configuration Guide in Patch 14.7 Environment” thread content posted by The Blue Frog on X (formerly Twitter)!
The main feature of the guide is that it presents configurations by game plan, such as Fast9, Fast8, and reroll, rather than by Tier rating, such as “S Tier Configuration”!
Introduced are everything from the environment’s top boom-bot flex to anomalous configurations such as gorilla rerolls and divinicope zeds.
Even the selection of items and the use of crests in each progression route are explained from a practical perspective, and will surely increase your LP just by reading the book!
Contents
First of all, the premise is that this article is not a tier list, but **”a guide that lays out the configurations by strategy (game plan)**.
Therefore, the emphasis is not only on the strength of the configuration, but also on what kind of progression to aim for!
Fast 9 configuration
Boombot Flex
- Very flexible and one of the top cap configurations in the current environment
- Carry is Vex or Galen + Argott duo carry, depending on the situation.
Galen Flex
- The key to the formation of the composition is to secure Galen as soon as possible.
- The optimal form is a pattern of acquiring a divinicorp crest/mod or slayer crest/mod and having Galen hold it.
Dynamo Fast 9
- At level 8, multiple vanguard patterns can stabilize the system, and from there it can be raised to level 9 to complete the S-tier structure.
- Strong if Ellis★3 can be assembled, but not essential.
- The main carry is Miss Fortune.
- Renekton is an excellent endgame sub-carry or item holder.
Fast 8 configuration
Vanguard 6 Marksman
- Aphelios needs Guinsoe Rageblade orKraken’s Wrath.
- Prefer pure tank items for Leona, not utility items.
- Vanguard mod to Galen at level 9 is ideal end board
- If you have a Vanguard crest, you can have Galen carry it and Aurora in it.
exovex
- Vex resurfaces with buffs
- The nerfing of Exotech 7 and the reduced competition from Vals and Mordekaiser is also a tailwind.
- Ideally, Vex should be Blue Buff + Hextech Gunblade + α
- Vals is wounded + void staff + exo items
- Exo items are stable to target with a holobow or hyperfang early in the game.
- Mordekaiser is in charge of the main tank.
Jigs 7 Street Demon
- Classic street demon configuration, but with jigs as the main carry instead of brands.
- Aiming for a cap of 4 cyberbosses included at level 9.
- With the street demon crest, the full configuration is almost complete even at the 8th level.
- Street Demon Emblem to be carried by Cobco.
Exotech 7
- Still powerful even after nerfing. Especially stable with flux condensers andpulse stabilizers.
- High priority on item-based augments due to the large number of items required
- Ideally, the second carry should be a djinn, but a Vals is also acceptable.
anima unit
- The composition takes advantage of a strong tempo to take the lead from the beginning.
- At 9th level, add Renekton.
- Prefer pure tank items for Leona, not utility items.
3-cost reroll configuration
Cipher reroll
- Leblanc version is the mainstream, but used as a derivative configuration when Leblanc or Leblanc equipment is not available
- Reroll at level 8 and never aim for level 9 until you have Gario*3, Draven*3, and Zed*2.
2-cost reroll configuration
Graves’ reroll
- Ideally, you should turn it while keeping more than 32G at level 6.
- No rerolls exceeding the OX stack
- Top1 condition is Jarvan★3 + Aphelios★2
Leblanc reroll
- The best low-cost cypher configuration
- The key is to reroll at level 7 (4-1) and hit Zed early
- Cipher recovery is sufficient, even in small amounts.
Baiger’s reroll
- S-tier rated strength if high score (augmented)
- Shyvana has been enhanced and is quite reliable as a tank
- Play at a fast pace and aim for Fast9
- A detailed guide by Mr. Grim also exists.
This site also has a Japanese version of the article
TF (Twisted Fate) reroll
- Not a #1 configuration, but a very stable Top 4 target.
- Configuration that utilizes many artifact items
- Detailed guide by the author of this guide ( The Blue Frog ) available
1-cost reroll configuration
gorilla reroll
- Super-enhanced by Zaira’s buffs
- Need many giant belts.
- Detailed guide by the author of this guide ( The Blue Frog ) available
This site also has a Japanese version of the article
cogmaurirol
- Guinsoe Rageblade + Kraken’s Wrath + 1 for Cog-Maw is ironclad.
- Scarner *3 is a must. Other candidates for 3* are Vai > Lars and > Silas > Kindred.
- Low win rate, but easy configuration to get into Top 4
- Compatibility with flicker blades ◎
Bastion Morgana
- Playable when there is a tear
- Blue Buff + Hextech Gunblade + α is the basic for Morgana
- Poppies are equipped with bramble vests and other items that increase AR.
Special Configuration
- Range shako: ranged by artifact or augmentation (e.g., scope attachment)
- Divinicorp Zed: Divinicorp mod to Zed if you can pull a Galen early.
- Vanguard 6 Vane: with flicker blade
- Proximity Artifact Shaco: Proximity Artifact in Shaco
- Jinx & Rengar: if there is an excutioner crest
impression
This is a real player’s guide! I can’t help but exclaim, “This is a real-world player’s guide!
It is wonderful that the book does not just introduce the strength of the composition and end, as is often the case with tier lists, but focuses on how to start and end the composition.
By reading this article, you will learn to think one step higher, from “build a team because it is somehow strong” to ” choose and build a route that can win!
Cited from: https://x.com/TFTBlueFrog/status/1938981633132003432
I’m going to make a last spurt with this.
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