TFT Comps Tier List: Best Set 18 Team Comps

The best TFT comps as of 8 October 2026 are Executioner Kennen, Elderwood Gnar and Executioner Ezreal, the top three of our S tier. Executioner Kennen holds the highest top-four rate on the whole list at 80.8% top 4 across 36,907 boards.

This TFT comps tier list is built from 570,272 Set 18 boards from the last 5 days, clustered by main trait and carry, and ranked by top-four rate shrunk toward the average by sample size, plus a small pick-rate bonus. Every comp listed cleared 200 boards.

Each row shows the top-four rate, average placement and board count. Within a tier, comps sit in score order, so a comp played more often can rank just above one with a slightly higher rate: Greenfather Ivern at 62.4% top 4 sits ahead of Inferno Kennen at 62.5% top 4 in A tier.

S-tier comps all post a top-four rate of 71.8% or higher, led by two Executioner boards and two Kennen carries. Commit to one when your opening points that way and the lobby is not already contesting it; Juggernaut Maokai, the most played in the tier at 72,412 boards, is the safest read on the data.

A-tier comps land between 62.1% and 70.6% top 4 and include the most played comp on the whole list, Flora Fatalis Zyra at 80,757 boards. They are reliable second choices when an S-tier comp is contested or your items point elsewhere.

B tier is the widest band, running from 61.6% down to 45.1% top 4, so its top and bottom entries perform very differently. Lean on the upper half, led by Greenfather Maokai, and treat the lower entries as fallback boards.

C-tier comps sit between 34.7% and 44.1% top 4, and some are played heavily anyway, including Solar Kayle at 75,153 boards. Pick from here only when your board is already committed and a pivot would cost more than it saves.

D-tier comps all finish top four at 34.0% or lower, with Rival Kha’Zix at the bottom on 20.9% top 4. Do not plan around them; land here only when the game leaves you no better pivot.

Treat the tiers as a ranking of plans, then let your opening, your items and the lobby pick the plan. A clean A-tier board you can hit beats an S-tier comp three other players are already fighting over, and a comp you know well will outplace one you are learning mid-game. Scout early, note which carries are contested, and commit to the strongest comp your board and components actually support.

The trait you build around a carry moves the result as much as the carry itself. Ezreal shows it clearly: Executioner Ezreal posts 72.6% top 4 in S tier, Flora Fatalis Ezreal drops to A tier, and Elderwood Ezreal falls to 48.9% top 4 in B. Kennen is the opposite case, holding up across Executioner, Summoner, Greenfather and Inferno boards, which makes him a flexible carry to hold early.

Play counts and placements do not always line up. Solar Kayle is the most played comp in C tier at 75,153 boards but finishes top four only 34.7% of the time. Flora Fatalis Zyra, the most played comp on the whole list at 80,757 boards, earns its A-tier spot with 65.5% top 4, so a crowded comp can still be a good one.

These numbers come from recent ranked boards, so read the TFT patch notes when balance changes land, and browse our other guides for more ranked breakdowns.