TFT Enchanted Wilds Augment Picks

Augments in TFT Enchanted Wilds are the other half of Wisps. A Wisp is a one-round shop buy. An Augment is a rule that lasts the game. If you pick an econ Augment, you can convert leftover gold into Combat Wisps. If you pick a combat Augment and then skip every orb, you left the set mechanic on the table.

Use this page as a pick list. Exact numbers move; jobs do not. Pair it with how Wisps work and the economy guide.

Wisp-linked Augments

These are the Set 18-specific clicks that change skip rates.

Augment	Patch 18.1 job	When to take it
Wisp Rebate	Gold back whenever you buy a Wisp, plus immediate gold	You already planned to buy orbs, especially Blossom
Residual Magic	Team Health that grows with Wisp purchases	You will interact with the mechanic all game
Blossom’s Call	Starts Yunara, Yorick, and Karma; buying a Wisp grants a Blossom unit scaled to the orb cost	You want the Blossom vertical, not a random splash

If you hit Wisp Rebate or Residual Magic, your default skip becomes a buy unless the orb is a terrible Risky. If you hit Blossom’s Call, open the trait rankings and play Blossom as an engine, not as 11-piece greed.

Every new Augment in TFT Set 18 Enchanted Wilds

Economy and search

Young and Wild and Free is relevant again because Carousel returned. Pandora’s Bench rerolls the three rightmost bench slots and is less likely to steal the last copies of a 2-star in patch 18.1. Max Build now gives 10 free rerolls immediately and a duplicator package at 9. Birthday Reunion stages a 2-star 2-cost, a component at 6, and a 2-star 5-cost at 9.

Prismatic Ticket (free reroll chance on shop rolls) supports the slow-roll lines on reroll versus Fast 8. Capital Gains-style interest storage is the replacement mood for the removed Savings Account: take it if you can actually hold 50.

Going Long immediate gold was cut at launch. Luxury Subscription gold dropped. Do not play last set’s muscle memory on those names.

Combat clicks that still matter

Celestial Blessing, Jeweled Lotus, and cybernetic-style item-holder buffs remain board-wide combat. Future Focused (Health down now, 4-costs later) replaced the mood of Risky Moves — take it on a stable Stage 2, not when you are already at 30 HP. Forge A Friend was temporarily disabled in the August 28 hotfix because it did not consistently give a 3-star; check the patch 18.1 notes before you plan around it.

Soul Awakening’s true damage was fixed on August 27 to apply to ability damage as well as attacks. If a streamer clip is from PBE, ignore the old tooltip.

Removed names you should not wait for

AFK, Tiny Titans, Exiles, Two Tanky, Sunfire Board, Wise Spending, and a long Space Gods list did not come to Enchanted Wilds. Two Tanky’s nearest cousin is Double Trouble on some PBE boards; do not force it without the Augment. The comp tier list assumes you have a normal three-Augment game, not a deleted vertical.

How to pick at 2-1

1. If the Augment pays you to buy Wisps, take it and change your skip rate.
2. If it is a Blossom package, only take it with Blossom copies in the shop.
3. If it is raw rerolls, you are a roll-down this game — see reroll versus Fast 8.
4. If it is carousel freedom, take it and use economy and Carousel to steal a contested 4-cost.
5. If none of those, take the combat option that matches the items you already slammed from the item recipes.

Augments do not replace scouting. They change which button you press. Come back after 18.2; until then this list is the patch 18.1 default.