The three best combos in the Fate Expansion

Introduction

Teamfight Tactics is one of the most popular auto-battlers out there. After waiting for some time now, we finally have more information about the upcoming Set Four. In this article, we will take a look at the new traits and origins. Needless to say, they will be pretty fun to play with.

Don't forget that the newest TFT update will be available on September 16, so we still have some time to go.

Warlord

By the looks of it, the Warlord synergy is going to be the most dominant one in the upcoming expansion. The idea behind this composition is to allow your units to gain loads of spell power and HP, which will allow them to scale really well in the late game. Whenever they win a fight, they will gain bonus HP and spell power that can stack five times in total. In order to make the most out of this start, you need to have nine Warlords, which is not that easy.

Cultist

Another pretty spectacular new origin is called Cultist and we will see it once Fates arrives. What's interesting about this synergy is that it has a lot more champions compared to the rest. Another cool thing is that all cultists work together in order to summon a demon lord, which will deal loads of damage. Of course, in order for this Lord to be as effective as possible, you need to have more cultists on the board.

Once you have nine cultists on the board, you will summon the so-called "Supreme Galio", who will be a huge pain to deal with. According to what we've read, he will have around 7000 HP, which is just insane.

Moonlight

The last trait that we want to mention in this article is Moonlight. Unlike the other one, here, each champion will be either one-cost or two cost at most, which makes it easy to play with. As you've probably guessed, the idea behind this is to use early on and do a lot of damage to your opponent. Nevertheless, Moonlight is not the best combo whenever you're going to the late game, so keep that in mind.