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Salvage Bin TFT Set 18 Augment A Tier and Effect
Gain 1 random completed item now, and 1 component after 8 player combats. Selling champions breaks completed items into components (excluding Tactician's items and Emblems). Salvage Bin augment for Teamfight Tactics Set 18. Full effect, rarity, similar augments and the strongest comps of the set.
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Salvage Bin
Salvage Bin
Patch 18.4 · Set 18 · Teamfight Tactics
Gain 1 random completed item now, and 1 component after 8 player combats. Selling champions breaks completed items into components (excluding Tactician's items and Emblems).
TierARarityGoldCategoryItemsOffered at stages2-1
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Frequently asked questions
- Is Salvage Bin worth taking in TFT Set 18?
- Salvage Bin is a Gold augment rated tier A on patch 18.4. Treat the tier as a guide and check the effect against the comp you are playing.
- What does Salvage Bin do?
- Gain 1 random completed item now, and 1 component after 8 player combats. Selling champions breaks completed items into components (excluding Tactician's items and Emblems).
- When is Salvage Bin offered?
- Salvage Bin is offered at stages 2-1.
How the Salvage Bin page is built
Where the data comes from
The Salvage Bin page is built from game data for the current Teamfight Tactics set. The effect text, rarity and the stages where the augment is offered are refreshed with every patch. When a tier letter is shown, it tells how strong Salvage Bin is in the current meta.
What this page shows
The card at the top shows the full effect of Salvage Bin, its tier, rarity, type and the stages where you can pick it. Right below are similar augments of the same type, stronger ones first, so you can see what to take instead. Further down are the strongest comps, items and traits of the set.
Augment strength depends on your board, stage and economy, so treat the tier as a guide and check the effect against the comp you are playing.