Teamfight Tactics (TFT) – GLACIAL/RANGERS Team Comp Guide

by Falagar / Articles, Teamfight Tactics Guides / 14 Jul 2019

GLACIAL/RANGERS Team Comp

This build starts to take shape in the mid to late game, so until then we’re just looking to manage and not lose too badly. We can go for an early three Nobles that should carry us well into the late game. Both Garen and Fiora work well for this early composition. Item wise, we’re going to be building Spear of Sho’jins, so we’ll want to look for B.F. Swords. We’re also targeting Recurve Bows to combine together to create a Rapid Firecannon. You can place your items on either Garen or Fiora early on, because we’ll be selling them off as we start to shape our build.

Keep an eye out for Mordekaisers in the early game. We might not want to use him because he won’t work to give us the Noble buff we’re looking to maintain in some of the early levels, but we’ll need him later. If you find a Varus early on and have the Vayne, then you might find it worthwhile to level up to 4 early on to get the Ranger buff.

The items you find throughout the game will largely determine which unit you decide to stack. If you get a lot of Recurve Bows and Needlessly Large Rods, then you should stack on Vayne. If you find more B.F. Swords, then Ashe is the better option because of the Spear of Sho’jins.

Mid-Game

As we head into the mid-game, we start to look for Ashe who will likely be our main damage dealer and target for the item stack. We’ll also want to start looking to upgrade our Vayne and Varus, and keep an eye out for any Volibear. You can start to make the transition over to the more full build once you have the units for the Glacial buff. It’s even better if you can land an early Sejuani because you’ll be able to take advantage of the Knight buff with Mordekaiser.

Only level up if you have a slot you can fill that will give you a synergy, or you’ve 3-starred your low level units. Once you start leveling up, you’ll more rarely see any of the 1-star units, which will make it harder to upgrade them in the late game. However, leveling up increases your chances of finding a Sejuani, Kindred, and Anivia early on.

Late Game

You’ll want to really start rolling to upgrade your units now. If you’ve got your Sejuani and Kindred to 2-star, then you are likely not going to get much further with these. Look for that Anivia who will complete the four unit requirement to upgrade to the tier 2 Glacial buff. If you end up getting an additional level, feel free to throw out a Cho’gath on the board who is a great last option for its AOE.

Falagar

He is the founder and editor of Magic Game World. He loved gaming from the moment he got a PlayStation 1 with Gran Turismo on his 7th birthday.

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