TFT Enchanted Wilds Enchanted Wilds Comp Tier List

This is the patch 18.1 composition list for TFT Enchanted Wilds. Rankings mix early live data with how the lines actually play: copy availability, item flexibility, and whether a Wisp sequence can bail you out. Numbers will move. The structure — Fast 8 versus roll 5/7 — will not.

Use the tier list hub if you need champions or traits instead of full boards. Use reroll versus Fast 8 if you do not know which tempo you are playing.

S-tier lines

Invoker Ahri (Fast 8). Early live samples sat around a 4.1 average with huge play rate. You stabilize a Stage 2 board, hit 8, and look for Ahri with Invoker, Blossom, Spellweaver, or Riftbeast splashes. Itemize Ahri with Blue Buff or Spear of Shojin plus AP. Sett or a Juggernaut holds the front. Skip this line when two other players already hold Ahri copies.

Riftbeast Sentinel (standard / Fast 8). Play three beasts early, drop the Alpha Mark on the unit that actually helps the fight — often a utility beast, not autopilot the highest damage — then cap with Sentinel, Brambleback, or Elder Dragon. Riftbeast 5 overruns future shops. Riftbeast 7 grows in combat. Riftbeast 10 adds team size in the live patch. Details sit on the trait tier list.

Defender Cassiopeia (roll 7). Cassiopeia is the Coven caster who wants time on the board. Roll at 7 for 3-star Cass plus Defenders. Flora Fatalis or Spellweaver splashes appear in winning versions. This is the “I hit a 3-cost pair and tank items” line.

Sprykin Veigar (roll 5). The dedicated 1-cost reroll. Veigar stacks Ability Power on takedowns, so slam AP immediately. Kobuko and Rek’Sai fill frontline and Blackthorn sacrifice roles. Do not play this into two other Veigar players. Watch the Kayle-style reroll video on this page for the 3-star discipline, then apply it to Veigar’s shop.

Adaptor Master Yi (roll 7). Yi wants the Adaptor AD/AP split played correctly and a Blossom or Primal shell. Roll at 7. If you are handed AP items, you are not suddenly an Ahri player — check whether Yi still uses them before you panic-pivot.

Riftbeast Krug (roll 7). When Krug copies are open, rolling a 3-star splitter at 7 is a real S-tier bag. Alpha Mark choice still matters; a 3-star Krug that is unmarked can be worse than a marked Sentinel.

The only TFT comps you need for patch 18.1

A-tier and flex

Blossom Fast 8 (Wispful Thinking) around Ahri, Sett, Ashe, and Sivir is A or S depending on whether you hit Blossom 5 shops. Solar Kayle reroll is a specialist bag that pops when you can stack unique 3-stars toward Eclipse. Coven cashout boards are high variance: good when Essence converts before you hit 10 HP, terrible when you greed 7 Coven.

Flex 5-costs — Ivern, Maokai, Taric, Lux, Gnar, Kennen, Draven, Alune, Elder Dragon, Ashe — are not compositions by themselves. They are capstones. The champion tier list explains which problem each one solves.

How to pick in champ select… there is no champ select

Your opener is the select screen. Two-star 2-costs plus a trait pair beats holding four unique 4-cost starters. After Carousel 2, name your line out loud: “open Riftbeast, I am beasts” or “Veigar is taken, I am Fast 8.” Then slam items from the item recipes and keep gold for Wisps as taught in how Wisps work.

If the entire S-tier is contested, play strongest board into the least held A-tier engine. That is how you 4th. Forcing a 9th-pick Ahri is how you donate LP, which the ranked climb guide will also tell you.

Patch warning

These grades are for patch 18.1. A 4.14 average on day three is not a law. When Riot nerfs Veigar stacking or Blossom refunds, this page will lag until the next edit. Cross-check patch notes if your placements suddenly diverge from the letters.