You may feel overwhelmed with the amount of choices you have, but that’s okay, it’s why we’ve put together this TFT tier list. Teamfight Tactics is League of Legends’ answer to the auto-chess battler genre. Of course, just like real chess, you need to be strategic. That principle applies here, as you must work out which champions will lead you to victory, and which ones will have you waving that little white flag faster than you can say “checkmate.”
Our Teamfight Tactics tier list focuses on set 11 meta, and is designed to show you which champions are best suited to you and your intended playstyle. If you’re still trying to figure out which champion suits you, check out our guide to TFT comps and TFT patch notes to see what meta movers-and-shakers are in good form for the current set.
Oh, and Teamfight Tactics has a rotation of available champions. Approximately every three months, a new set is released, or half a set – essentially a partial change to the roster. So be sure to check back here for the next rotation, when we will compile another tier list.
So, without further ado, here is our TFT tier list!
TFT champions tier list – set 11
| Tier | TFT Champions |
| S | Hwei, Irelia, Sett |
| A | Annie, Azir, Galio, Kayle, Lillia, Lissandra, Nautilus, Sylas |
| B | Aatrox, Alune, Amumu, Aphelios, Ashe, Bard, Diana, Illaoi, Janna, Kaisa, Kayn, Khazix, Kindred, Kog’Maw, Lee Sin, Morgana, Neeko, Orrn, Rakan, Riven, Syndra, Tahm Kench, Udyr, Wukong, Xayah, Yone |
| C | Ahri, Caitlyn, Cho’Gath, Darius, Gnar, Kobuko, Lux, Qiyana, Senna, Shen, Sivir, Soraka, Teemo, Thresh, Tristana, Volibear, Yasuo, Yorick, Zoe |
| D | Garen, Jax, Malphite, Rek’Sai, Zyra |
TFT class tier list
So what exactly determines the quality of a champion? Well, one area is the character’s class. Some classes have incredible bonuses that can turn the tide of battle, while others will leave you questioning what they really have to offer.
| Tier | TFT Classes |
| S | Arcanist, Exalted, Sage, Sniper, Trickshot |
| A | Behemoth, Duelist, Invoker |
| B | Bruiser, Reaper, Warden |
| C | Altruist, Artist, Spirit Walker |
| D | Great |
TFT origins tier list
Alongside class, origins are a determining factor in just how effective a champion may be on the battlefield. Some offer greater benefits than others, ultimately helping your units to achieve their full potential.
| Tier | TFT Origins |
| S | Dragonlord, Dryad, Fated, Ghostly, Inkshadow |
| A | Heavenly, Mythic, Porcelain, Storyweaver |
| B | Umbral |
| C | Fortune |
| D | Lovers |
Again, remember to bear in mind that the best champions for the task at hand can change on a game-by-game basis. Depending upon the build your opponent goes with, you may have to change up the champions that you select.
What is a Teamfight Tactics set?
In a nutshell, a set is the range of champions on offer. Every so often, Riot will shake its auto-battler up by removing characters for a while and introducing different ones. It helps to keep the game fresh and interesting.
That’s a wrap on our TFT tier list! We hope you found it useful and now prove to be a master strategist on the board. If you enjoy Teamfight Tactics and want to see more of these champions, you might want to consider giving League of Legends: Wild Rift a whirl. We have a League of Legends: Wild Rift tier list to give you an idea of which champions will best suit your playstyle. We’ve also got a list of the best League of Legends games on Switch and mobile that dives deeper into the champions’ lore.