TFT Meta Comps Tier List Set 18 Patch 18.4
The strongest comp on patch 18.4 is Juggernaut Elder Dragon, tier S+ with an average place of 4.00 and a top 4 rate of 56.6%. Next come Riftbeast Pebbles & Elder Dragon, Executioner Azir. Meta TFT comps for Set 18 Patch 18.4. Best team compositions ranked by tier and win rate from ranked matches. Pick the strongest comp and climb today.
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Analyzed compositions 413 312
Matches analyzed 51 688
Data period October 7, 2026 to October 21, 2026
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Frequently asked questions
- What are the best TFT comps in Set 18 patch 18.4?
- The strongest comps right now are Juggernaut Elder Dragon, Riftbeast Pebbles & Elder Dragon, Executioner Azir. They hold the top tiers in ranked matches on patch 18.4.
- Which TFT comp has the best average placement?
- Juggernaut Elder Dragon averages place 4.00 and finishes in the top 4 in 56.6% of 17 621 ranked games, the best result among the top tier comps.
- How often is this TFT comps list updated?
- The list is rebuilt from ranked match data with every site update. The current snapshot covers patch 18.4 and was last updated on October 21, 2026.
How the comps tier list is built
Where the data comes from
We pull real ranked Teamfight Tactics matches. Ladder players are sampled across regions and ranks, their recent games are read and filtered to the current set and patch, and every comp that appears is aggregated. For each comp we track the average placement, the top 4 rate, the win rate, and how many games it was played.
How the rating works
Each comp gets one score from its average placement and top 4 rate, with placement weighing more. The letter depends on where the comp lands in that ranking, not on a fixed cutoff, so the best comps get S+ and S, then come A, B and C, and the weakest get D.
These comp tiers are a snapshot of the current meta and move with patches, balance changes, and how much data each comp has. Treat them as a guide for the ladder overall, not a guarantee for a single lobby or item set.

















































































