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@laurenwu.bsky.socialSep 29, 2026, 3:24 AM

Tactician's Trials competitive calendar by CompeteTFT #TFT #S18

The adventure is reaching its final stretch. Everything will be decided this month! šŸŒæ

Check out the Tacticianā€™s Trials competitive calendar for Enchanted Wilds in October!šŸ“…

riot.com/S18CompeteCa...

@laurenwu.bsky.socialSep 29, 2026, 3:22 AM

(1/6) šŸ§µ Best Radiants & their Users by @metatft.bsky.social #TFT #S18

1. Thieves Gloves

- Kennen, Elder Dragon, Brambleback & Gnar
- Item heavy comps w/ multiple carries (Aph+Nid, Malphite Flex, Ahri Morg(
- Fast 9 comps w/ many 5-costs
- 3-cost RR eg Khaā€™Zix and Azir
- The ā€˜Radiantizeā€™ Wisp

1. Thieves Gloves Thereā€™s no surprise here, Radiant Gloves is quite often the strongest radiant item in any set and in set 18 there are many relevant users like Kennen, Elder Dragon, Brambleback and Gnar. Compositions are also item heavy due to having multiple carries like Aphelios + Nidalee, Malphite AP/AD Flex and Ahri Morgana. In Fast 9 comps like executioner Draven, having a TG is almost mandatory due to the sheer amount of 5-costs you play and even 3-cost reroll comps like Khaā€™Zix and Azir benefit from having a TG. Finally the ā€˜Radiantizeā€™ wisp transforms a random item into a Radiant one after 8 seconds, in this case hitting a TG is definitely the strongest outcome and would boost Radiant TGā€™s stats if that was your last fight.
@laurenwu.bsky.socialSep 29, 2026, 12:41 AM

Official 18.3 C-Patch update by Tim/Truexy #TFT #S18

tl;dr Deploying a patch that disables Major Polymorph for the rest of 18.3 (you may need to relog to get it). Will re-enable it in 18.4 after a few bugs regarding its tailoring and filtering are fixed.

Hey everyone, we're deploying a patch that disables Major Polymorph for the rest of 18.3 (you may need to relog to get it). We'll re-enable it in 18.4 when we fix a few bugs regarding it's tailoring and filtering. Polymorph has it's place as a memorable, risky Wisp, but naturally issues occur when it's expected and tailorable, so we're not comfortable leaving it in the game while it's bugged as such.
@laurenwu.bsky.socialSep 28, 2026, 10:24 PM

By CompeteTFT #TFT #S18

LATAM Tacticianā€™s Superbrawl Qualifier is about to begin! Sign up your team and fight for 4v4 glory.

ā° Last days to register! Sign-ups close September 30, at 15:00 MX | 16:00 CO/PE | 18:00 AR/CL

āœļø riot.com/LATAMSuperBrawl

šŸ¤ @TFTLatam

@senseos.bsky.socialSep 28, 2026, 6:33 PM

Juggernauts are still overpowered in Teamfight Tactics, per BunnyMuffins' 18.3b tier list. Riot's 18.3 notes trimmed the Juggernaut Emblem but left the trait alone. My read: 18.4 has to hit the trait itself. What's your counter until then? #TFT
tftsense.gg

@theglitchrat.bsky.socialSep 28, 2026, 2:10 PM

Premiers pas dans l' #esport
#valorant #leagueoflegends #teamfighttactics #TFT #eftarena #escapefromtkovarena #tarkov

@laurenwu.bsky.socialSep 28, 2026, 1:12 AM

Gratz to the Top 8 players of today's Set 18 AMER Tactician's Trials 1! #TFT #S18

They go to 1st week of Regionals
- So bio
- dehua
- Tinyjeff18
- Neonify
- kurumx
- dpei
- bopster
- Anx

9-16th players go to Tactician's Trials 2 Day 3

Scores šŸ”— riot.com/S18AMERTRIALS1

@laurenwu.bsky.socialSep 27, 2026, 10:42 PM

Gratz to the Top 8 players of today's Set 18 EMEA Tactician's Trials 1! #TFT #S18

They go to 1st week of Regionals
- IZI Lyyyress
- SLY Voltariux
- blah blah blah
- Cynarr
- Lloydd
- Waab
- wondeR
- Deinal

9th & 10th players ToonTV & Renekten go to Day 3 Trials 2

Scores šŸ”— riot.com/S18EMEATRIALS1

@laurenwu.bsky.socialSep 27, 2026, 7:34 PM

šŸ“ŠEMEAšŸŒTactician's Trials 1 šŸ†by @barrybadden.bsky.social #TFT #S18

šŸ“ˆComp Stats: bit.ly/S18EMEATTCOMPS

@laurenwu.bsky.socialSep 27, 2026, 5:50 PM

By CompeteTFT #TFT #S18

If Dishsoap can hold onto his top points spot in AMER after the Blossom Cup, heā€™ll earn a direct invite to Tacticianā€™s Crown!

See who else is leading their region before the final event of #TFTProCircuit

@ysalines.bsky.socialSep 27, 2026, 8:00 AM

šŸŒ„ļø Dimanche matin, direction TFT en compagnie de @keola.tv - objectif fast 8, alias la derniĆØre place la plus rapide possible, puis on verra oĆ¹ le vent nous mĆØne ensuite !

šŸ’« twitch.tv/ysalines

#Twitch #VTuber #StreamFR #TFT

Stream TFT avec Keola - Ysalines
@laurenwu.bsky.socialSep 27, 2026, 3:21 AM

šŸ“ŠAMER šŸŒŽTactician's Trials IšŸ† by @ziziie.bsky.social #TFT #S18

Days 3+4 Comp Stats: bit.ly/s18amerttdata

@laurenwu.bsky.socialSep 27, 2026, 3:20 AM

(1/6) šŸ§µ Most improved 18.3B comps by @metatft.bsky.social #TFT #S18

Without direct nerfs/buffs to other comps you have to look at the direct stats to see impact of Blackthorn and Khazix nerfs had to the meta.

Check out all the comps that have risen with the fall of Blackthorn and Khazix:

@laurenwu.bsky.socialSep 26, 2026, 8:13 PM

šŸ“ŠEMEAšŸŒTactician's Trials 1 šŸ† by @barrybadknees.bsky.social #TFT #S18

šŸ“ˆDay 3+4 Comp Stats: bit.ly/S18EMEATTCOMPS

@laurenwu.bsky.socialSep 26, 2026, 4:21 AM

Today's Competitor Pass general sale and Spectator Pass sale to Vegas Open was a bit of disaster. #TFT #S18

tl;dr Michael Sherman (Director, Esports Product Management) is sorry. There will be one final sale in November with any refunded tickets and any additional capacity they're able to create

Hey folks, on behalf of the TFT and Riftbound teams, I wanted to share a few thoughts on todayā€™s Convergence Fest Attendee Pass General Sale. With both TFT & Riftbound Communities showing up, we knew demand was going to be much higher than the number of passes we could offer, and weā€™ve been working on ways to make that experience better for players. For our Riftbound players, this probably isnā€™t your first experience with us working through ticketing challenges this year. Over the last year, weā€™ve moved ticketing platforms multiple times, scaled up our Regional Qualifiers to nearly double the capacity of where we started in Houston, and launched the Showdown Series to create more opportunities for players to compete.For Convergence Fest, Fan First was a new tool, and a big step for us. It was our first time using player activity, such as in-store & online play, to ensure active players got an opportunity to get tickets without having to race through checkout. That worked, allowing us to get thousands of tickets into playersā€™ hands before the General Sale. But we missed at the last mile today. The execution of the General Sale, an already-limited ticket offer, did not meet the experience we wanted to provide, and to make it worse, the things we said in the moment didnā€™t match the experience we delivered. We know there are a lot of players who really wanted to be there. So hereā€™s what we have planned next: ā­ļø Weā€™ll have one final sale in November with any refunded tickets and any additional capacity weā€™re able to create. We expect this to be a small sale, and weā€™ll share more details on timing and availability once we have them. ā­ļø Weā€™ve also started a larger effort to explore how we can take more ownership of ticketing and become less reliant on third-party platforms. Itā€™s early, but we know thereā€™s more we can do beyond Fan First to connect players with tickets and make these experiences better.We know General Sale today was frustrating, and weā€™re sorry we didnā€™t deliver the experience you deserved. For everyone who will be in Vegas, Iā€™ll see you there. And if youā€™re around the Riftbound Regional Qualifier in LA this weekend, Iā€™ll be there this afternoon and all day tomorrow. Please feel free to pull me aside, ask questions, or share your feedback. Iā€™m always happy to chat and listen. Thank you for all your interest, feedback, and care. We really appreciate you sticking with us and continuing to support our TFT and Riftbound communities.
@laurenwu.bsky.socialSep 26, 2026, 4:12 AM

šŸ“ŠAMER šŸŒŽTactician's Trials 1šŸ† by @ziziie.bsky.social #TFT #S18

šŸ“ˆDay 3 Comp Stats: bit.ly/s18amerttdata

@laurenwu.bsky.socialSep 26, 2026, 4:10 AM

(1/2) šŸ§µ An outstanding post by @710wonderdev.bsky.social about TFT QA & what's been going on regarding Unreal Engine migration and how it's had cascading effects going back to Set 15. #TFT #S18

It's well worth your time to read this especially if you've been frustrated by the hiccups in Set 18.

Hello, I wanted to take a moment to share a bit of my craft in QA on TFT (and hopefully educate a little along the way). This is genuinely one of the tougher parts of game dev, and itā€™s something Iā€™ve wanted to talk about for a really long time. It just never felt like the right moment. But now that our move to Unreal Engine is finally public, with Set 18 live, I think itā€™s about time the community got a little insight from me as a QA Lead on TFT. Iā€™m going to start with an example from TFT K.O. Coliseum (Set 15). I actually wrote a version of this a long time ago and felt it was best to wait. I was worried people might not understand, or not care, or that itā€™d be met with cruelty. The timing never felt right and a big reason was that our Unreal work simply wasnā€™t public yet, so much of the story I wanted to tell was tied to it. But I feel really passionate about TFT and Iā€™ve wanted to share a side of this work that doesnā€™t get talked about often. Why start with Set 15? Because thatā€™s when we saw a noticeable shift in player perception of quality.Every TFT set brings its own challenges depending on its scope, mechanic complexity, and where we are in development across multiple future sets at once. From a player perspective Set 15 felt buggier than past sets, but the data tells a more nuanced story. Internally, Set 15 launched with a larger than usual backlog of non-critical issues (roughly double what weā€™d consider a healthy starting point). These werenā€™t game-breaking or exploit-level bugs. They were a high number of smaller, low to medium priority issues that compounded over time and contributed to a ā€œbuggier feelā€ overall. Think of it as death by a thousand papercuts. Each small issue adds friction, and collectively it shapes perception. At the same time, our critical and exploitable bug rates were actually among the lowest weā€™ve had in years. The majority of major issues were caught pre-launch, and our escape rate (the bugs players find that we didnā€™t catch before release) was significantly lower than previous sets. So from a raw quality standpoint the game was safer and more stable than it might have felt.Where we fell short was live support capacity. Our live team was much smaller than normal while we spun up other high priority work across the team (the TFT Unreal Engine migration). Fewer engineers, designers, and QA dedicated to live meant we couldnā€™t burn down the backlog as quickly after launch, and the fix window stretched much longer than any of us wanted. Another factor was the complexity of Set 15ā€™s mechanic, Power Ups. That feature alone accounted for over a third of our total bugs. Not because it was poorly made, but because its scripting touched nearly every system in the game (even minor adjustments could have ripple effects). And since Power Ups were the mechanic, players naturally noticed any oddities with them more than they might with smaller content pieces. To put it simply, we had more total bugs at launch, fewer resources for live fixes, and a highly complex mechanic amplifying the visibility of issues. Player perception dipped even though the underlying severity and escape data actually improved. So while the setā€™s public perception reflected real player pain, it wasnā€™t a sign of declining quality. It was a reminder that quality is as much about how quickly we can respond and recover as it is about how clean the build is on day one.I want to be clear that every set has its share of issues, thatā€™s just part of live service. But Set 15 is where players really felt it, and I donā€™t think thatā€™s a coincidence. It lines up almost exactly with when more and more of our team shifted onto the Unreal build. Which brings me to today with Set 18 and our first real steps on Unreal Engine. This is the first engine migration weā€™ve ever done on TFT and engine migrations are notoriously difficult. For many of us itā€™s been one of the hardest projects of our careers. I want to pull back the curtain a little on what a migration like this actually means, because itā€™s the part I wish more people got to see. When we built a new set previously, we were testing fresh content on a foundation we already trusted. A migration flips that completely. Everything you already know still has to look, feel, and behave exactly the way it always has, except now every champion, trait, item, animation, and interaction is running on a brand new engine underneath.
@laurenwu.bsky.socialSep 25, 2026, 11:10 PM

šŸ“ŠEMEAšŸŒTactician's Trials 1 šŸ† by @barrybadden.bsky.social #TFT #S18

šŸ“ˆDay 3 Comp Stats: bit.ly/S18EMEATTCOMPS

@caledrian.bsky.socialSep 25, 2026, 9:59 AM

Never mind, today is the last day because I can't count... XD

Streaming some TFT and trying for Prismatic Ivern!

back to art next week!

#tft #teamfighttactics #youtube #twitch #vtuber

@laurenwu.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 11:12 PM

EMEA Tactician's Trials 1 Week 2 by CompeteTFT #TFT #S18

THE TRIALS CONTINUE āš”ļø

Here are the EMEA Tacticians battling through Week 2 of Tacticianā€™s Trials 1!

Who will earn their spot in Regional Finals? šŸ‘€

Scores šŸ”— riot.com/S18EMEATRIALS1

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