Like every six months, Teamfight Tactics is renewed with a new set. Make way for Set number 7 of TFT, entitled Dragonlands. This set wants to take all the successes of Gadgets in Madness, in particular the augments, while adding dragons to them. But also taking a lot of creative liberties, even if it means creating many new synergies in the game. Here is everything you need to know about Dragonlands, TFT’s Set 7.
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New features and mechanics of Dragonlands
Dragons
Yes, huge surprise. A set called Dragonlands contains Dragons. But like League of Legends contains only two dragon champions, the developers had to improvise. Because there are 7 Dragons in all that are available in the set. So new models were created from scratch, like for Silco during 6.5.
So far, these new dragons are extremely similar. Same basic model – an improved version of Galio – and very similar shades. Expect a lot of confusion for the first few days of testing until they get a little visual update. This is currently the big downside of the set.
On the other hand, gameplay side there is something to say. Dragons are separate units, with an origin that only activates if you only have one Dragon. A bit like the Ninjas in their time. Each Dragon has an origin for which it counts triple, and it has bonus PV. In return, it takes up two places on the board, and costs twice as much. Which makes a Rank 5 Dragon like Shyvana cost 10 gold to buy, just that.
The fervor of the dragons has also reached the PvE rounds. Instead of raptors, you will find in round 4-7 a dragon armory. Five bonuses will be offered to you. This can range from item components to gold, or even complete items. If it suits you, you take everything with you. Otherwise, you can reroll everything for 1 gold, and this to infinity. Certainly a sensitive point on the balancing side, and which is monitored by the developers. Because as it stands, you can reroll as long as you have the finances, to find the items you are missing and force a precise composition.
Augments are back
Signature of Set 6, the increases are once again present. It must be said that they greatly contributed to bringing the previous Set to life, allowing it to break audience records over time. But a few small adjustments have been made.
First of all the timing of their appearance. From now on, you will have to choose during rounds 2-1, 3-2 and 4-2. And if you are not satisfied with the proposals made to you, you have one reroll per game. Of course always in the same quality, you will not transform a silver augment into prismatic.
Moreover, the average level of augments has been revised upwards. On average, you will find gold augments in your games, instead of silver during Set 6. This should allow for more strategies, and see fewer completely useless options.
Finally, two systemic changes are coming to the game. Neeko’s helping hand is changing its name, to avoid confusion when the champion is available in a Set, as is the case with the seventh. And items that steal life (physical or magical) turn into items that give omnivampirism, and therefore heal regardless of the origin of the damage.
When is TFT Set 7 coming out?
Dragonlands is scheduled for patch 12.11, which will arrive on live servers on June 8, 2022. On the PBE side, it will be available from May 24 in the evening. For those who want to play it from the test servers, don’t forget that the PBE is generally in maintenance every evening around 7 p.m., for one to four hours.