What to Build From Two Rods in TFT
Learn when to combine two Needlessly Large Rods in TFT, when to split them into flexible items, and how holder, HP, stage, utility, and frontline needs change the decision.
Item Basics
Learn the core TFT item fundamentals, including AD, AP, tank, support, components, item holders, flexibility, and how to build useful items for your board.
What to Build From Two Swords in TFT
Learn when to combine two B.F. Swords in TFT, when to split them into flexible items, and how holder, HP, stage, and frontline needs change the decision.
TFT Item Remover Guide: When to Move Items
Learn when to use a TFT Item Remover, when to keep items on a temporary holder, how HP changes the decision, and which transfer mistakes to avoid.
TFT Reforger Guide: When to Reroll an Item
Learn when to use a TFT Reforger, when to keep an imperfect item, how health and board needs change the decision, and which common mistakes to avoid.
TFT Patch 17.7 Item Decisions: How to Adapt in Space Gods
Patch 17.7 changes TFT item decisions mainly through stronger and more flexible holders. Learn how to adapt AD, AP, mana, attack-speed, and frontline choices in Space Gods.
Support Items Explained: When Utility Beats Damage
Learn when TFT support and utility items create more board value than another damage item, and how to choose holders and timing.
Tank Items Explained: How to Protect Your Frontline
Learn how to choose TFT tank items by matching damage types, holder durability, healing, resistances, and the needs of the full frontline.
What Are AP Items in TFT? Ability Power Explained
Learn how to judge AP items in TFT by spell scaling, cast frequency, holder readiness, frontline time, and the needs of your current board.
What Are AD Items in TFT? Attack Damage Explained
Learn how to judge AD items in TFT by attack scaling, holder readiness, damage uptime, frontline time, and the needs of your current board.
12 Common TFT Item Mistakes Beginners Make
Avoid common TFT item mistakes such as greeding for BIS, ignoring frontline, choosing weak holders, and leaving components unused through losses.