Summary
- Teamfight Tactics (TFT) has brought Set 10: Remix Rumble back for its Set Revival.
- Fans can play the renewed music-themed set with new augments, opening encounters, and more, creating opportunities for exciting team compositions.
- Three strongest TFT Remix Rumble comps are currently dominating the set, and here’s how to play each of them.
The fan-favorite, music-themed Teamfight Tactics (TFT) set is back! Set 10 Revival: Remix Rumble brings all the biggest pop stars, rappers, maestros, and more talented music artists on stage. When the right idols collaborate, they can build just the perfect performance for your board. Here are five of the best TFT Remix Rumble comps that will surely give the greatest shows.
K/DA Ahri
The hit pop girl group, K/DA goes all out!
- Champions: Ahri, K/DA Akali, Ekko, Seraphine, Neeko, Kai’Sa, Kennen, Lillia
- Synergies: K/DA (7), Breakout (1), Spellweaver (3), Superfan (3), Guardian (2), Sentinel (2), True Damage (2)
- Headliner/s: Ahri or K/DA Akali
- Ahri Items: Blue Buff (BiS), Nashor’s Tooth (or Rabadon’s Deathcap), Hextech Gunblade
- Akali Items: Hand of Justice, Red Buff (or Bloodthirster), Infinity Edge
Strategy
This composition uses the standard levelling strategy for 4-cost carries like Ahri and Akali. Your opening board ideally should revolve around K/DA or K/DA and Superfan. An example would be playing Evelynn, Seraphine, and Lillia for the K/DA (3) synergy. Then, add Kennen and Neeko for Superfan (3) and Guardian (2). You can later replace Evelynn with Ekko to slowly build your board or keep her if you’re on an early winstreak to hit K/DA (5) faster.
Level up to 4 on 2-1 and to 6 on 3-1/3-2. Ahri and Akali should be your Headliner. Finding natural copies to 3-star your carries is ideal, but you can also roll for them if you have extra gold and won’t lose too much tempo. Otherwise, 2-starring your 4-cost carries is enough. Make sure to place your champions in the K/DA hexes to take advantage of the trait effect. This is arguably the strongest of all TFT Remix Rumble comps.
Spellweaver Annie (Annie Reroll)
Annie’s here to charm every audience with a spellbinding performance!
- Champions: Annie, Ahri, Neeko, Ekko, Amumu, Kennen, Lulu (or Sona), Lillia
- Synergies: Spellweaver (5), Guardian (3), K/DA (3), Superfan (3), Emo (2), Sentinel (2), True Damage (2), Hyperpop (1)
- Headliner/s: Spellweaver Annie
- Annie Items: Blue Buff (or Spear of Shojin), Manazane (or Nashor’s Tooth > Rabadon’s Deathcap), Jeweled Gauntlet (Superfan item)
Strategy
This is a 1-cost reroll with Annie as your main carry. The core champion and most other units being low-costs make this easily one of the best TFT Remix Rumble comps. The goal is to 3-star Annie as fast as you can before leveling up to add frontline units.
Keep an early lose streak to get Carousel priority for Annie’s item components. You’d have to complete Annie’s items early so you can give it to her after 3-starring her. You’d be able to do this more efficiently by building Superfan (3), so you’d naturally want a Superfan opener.
Your best chances to find enough Annie copies for 3-star are during Stage 3 where you’d want to keep rolling your gold. Only after hitting 3-star Annie should you level up to 6. After that, start itemizing your units and 3-starring your frontline if possible.
Disco Dazzler Twisted Fate
Get ready to vibe with Twisted Fate to dazzling disco beats!
- Champions: Twisted Fate, Blitzcrank, Illaoi, Ziggs, Ekko, Lulu, Gragas, Nami, Taric
- Synergies: Disco (5), Dazzler (4), Hyperpop (2), ILLBEATS (1), Spellweaver (3), Bruiser (2), Sentinel (2)
- Headliner/s: Dazzler Twisted Fate
- Twisted Fate Items: Guinsoo’s Rageblade, Archangel’s Staff, Hextech Gunblade (or Zhonya’s Paradox)
- Blitzcrank Items: Warmog’s Armor, Gargoyle Stoneplate, Redemption (or Unending Despair)
Strategy
Disco Dazzler follows the standard leveling strategy although you can Fast 8 if you see fit. Play around Disco units in your opening board and complete Dazzler (2) as well. A Kennen, Nami, Taric, Bard, and Gragas board early on is a great example. Before hitting legendaries, you can flex around Zac and Thresh as well as Lux for additional utility and synergy activation.
Twisted fate is your damage carry unit with Blitzcrank as your main tank. Hextech Gunblade is a core item for TF while you can be flexible with the rest. Level up to 6 on 3-1/3-2 unless you’d be low on gold. Level to 8 on 4-2 and start rolling for 2-stars. Level up to 9 on 5-2 onwards depending on your player health. Make sure to position your units around disco balls. Not only is this comp strong in all phases of the game, it also has the best music!
Conclusion
All 3 TFT Remix Rumble comps listed here are easy to play, fun, and with undeniably groovy beats. If you’re looking for a quick way to get multiple Top 4 placements in your matches, these comps should give you an advantage.
If you want the easiest comp with low-cost carries, you can rely on Annie Reroll. Meanwhile, K/DA Ahri’s presence can last for the whole game, able to dominate the whole match. Similarly, Disco Dazzlers is definitely one of the most adaptable comps, getting you to Top 4 with ease.
Which among these overpowered comps will you be playing next?
