TFT Set 18 · Enchanted Wilds
Find the Best Comps for Your Emblems
Just got an emblem? Pick it to see every meta comp ranked by what it actually gains. Not a tier list with a filter: rankings start from the emblem you're holding.
Comp data through 2026-10-22 · Set 18
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Meta First: proven comps that already run your trait.
Showing patch 18.4: placements, games and pick rates come from its last days before 18.5 went live. Boards, items and builds are shared across both patches.
Compositions for Fae
Ranked for the emblems you're holding — placement-led, with a bounded breakpoint bonus. How we rank →
Comp data through 2026-10-22 · Set 18 · ranked queue · all ranks combined (source publishes no rank or region split)
None of these comps reaches a new Fae breakpoint with this emblem.
Everything below is a strong board that can use the emblem or advance the trait toward its next tier — not a breakpoint conversion. Meta First only lists comps already running the trait, and an active trait usually already sits on a threshold, so one emblem rarely crosses the next one. Switch to Emblem First to see whether any board unlocks a new tier.
Why #1: Progress only — advances Fae but unlocks no new tier here · 4.28 avg (Tier S) · Fae 2 → 3, no new tier · 74,729 games · high confidence
Can hold: Alistar, Aphelios, Diana
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Has it natively: Lillia, Xayah — not a holder
Board order · holder strength not yet modeled
Strong base board, but this emblem does not unlock a new Fae breakpoint here.
Source build item example also includes Elderwood Emblem.
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Why #2: Progress only — advances Fae but unlocks no new tier here · 4.40 avg (Tier A) · Fae 2 → 3, no new tier · 25,379 games · high confidence
Can hold: Aphelios, Varus, Amumu
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Has it natively: Rakan, Xayah — not a holder
Board order · holder strength not yet modeled
Strong base board, but this emblem does not unlock a new Fae breakpoint here.
Source build item example also includes Rapidfire Emblem.
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Why #3: Progress only — advances Fae but unlocks no new tier here · 4.79 avg (Tier C) · Fae 2 → 3, no new tier · 14,004 games · high confidence
Can hold: Alistar, Alune, Aphelios
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Has it natively: Lillia, Xayah — not a holder
Board order · holder strength not yet modeled
Strong base board, but this emblem does not unlock a new Fae breakpoint here.
Source build item example already shows Fae Emblem — that's the emblem you selected, not a second copy.
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Why #4: No Fae contribution on this board · 4.98 avg (Tier C) · no trait change · 15,719 games · high confidence
Can hold: Kobuko, Rammus, Sivir
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Has it natively: Lillia, Rakan, Tristana, Xayah — not a holder
Board order · holder strength not yet modeled
Source build item example also includes Fae Emblem.
Emblem Meta Index· Patch 18.5
Which emblems give you the most to work with right now: for each emblem, how many of the 36 tracked meta comps already run its trait — the same list the finder above shows when you pick it — and in how many of those it unlocks a new trait breakpoint. The best comp is ranked by our emblem-value model, which can also look past comps that run the trait. How it's computed →
- Vanguard15 comps · 0 unlocks
Best: Vanguard Morgana (4.31 avg)
- Brawler15 comps · 0 unlocks
Best: Riftbeast Krug (4.14 avg)Not built around the emblem. Closest board that is: Fae Tristana (#5), 0.50 worse average placement.
- Juggernaut15 comps · 0 unlocks
Best: Inferno Akali (4.58 avg)
- Defender13 comps · 1 unlock
Best: Defender Rengar (4.17 avg)
- Spellweaver11 comps · 0 unlocks
Best: Executioner Kha'Zix (4.24 avg)
- Inferno10 comps · 9 unlocks
Best: Defender Rengar (4.17 avg)
- Invoker9 comps · 9 unlocks
Best: Riftbeast Krug (4.14 avg)
- Flora Fatalis9 comps · 5 unlocks
Best: Defender Rengar (4.17 avg)
- Lunar8 comps · 8 unlocks
Best: Lunar Aphelios (4.41 avg)
- Ravager8 comps · 1 unlock
Best: Elderwood Ezreal (4.23 avg)
- Executioner7 comps · 7 unlocks
Best: Executioner Kha'Zix (4.24 avg)
- Rapidfire7 comps · 7 unlocks
Best: Elderwood Ezreal (4.23 avg)
- Blackthorn7 comps · 1 unlock
Best: Invoker Teemo (4.42 avg)
- Elderwood7 comps · 1 unlock
Best: Elderwood Ezreal (4.23 avg)
- Primal7 comps · 0 unlocks
Best: Adaptor Master Yi (4.34 avg)Not built around the emblem. Closest board that is: Executioner Azir (#4), 0.53 worse average placement.
- Blossom7 comps · 0 unlocks
Best: Blossom Karma (4.50 avg)
- Hunter5 comps · 5 unlocks
Best: Hunter Sivir (4.62 avg)
- Fae4 comps · 0 unlocks
Best: Defender Rengar (4.17 avg)
- Sprykin3 comps · 0 unlocks
Best: Flora Fatalis Azir (4.28 avg)no board is built around it this patch
- Coven1 comp · 1 unlock
Best: Vanguard Morgana (4.31 avg)
What EmblemComp calculates
The underlying numbers are aggregated ranked-match statistics — which boards are being played, how they place, and what they build. EmblemComp does not simply republish that as a tier list. Every composition in the feed is run through our own emblem-value model, which checks whether the emblem in your hand activates or advances a trait breakpoint on that specific board, scores how much it actually gains, and then re-ranks the meta around it.
So the numbers are match data; the ordering, the breakpoint detection, the bounded breakpoint bonus, and the recommendation are ours. The full scoring model is written out on the methodology page.
Worked example
- Board runs Blackthorn 3 — one unit short of its next breakpoint.
- You hold a Blackthorn Emblem.
- Emblem grants Blackthorn to its holder → Blackthorn 4 reached.
- Breakpoint bonus applied, capped so a newly-unlocked tier cannot leapfrog a board that is simply stronger.
- Meta re-ranked for a Blackthorn Emblem holder — not for the average player.
Pick an emblem above to run this against every tracked board.
This Patch at a Glance · Patch 18.5
Oct 22, 2026Patch 18.5: Riftbeast Krug leads the board on a 4.14 average, with Defender Rengar (4.17) and Elderwood Ezreal (4.23) behind it. The rankings below re-rank daily from live ranked games — treat this as the current snapshot, not a fixed answer. How we rank →
Learn TFT Emblems
View all guides →How EmblemComp.gg Works
Our tool analyzes millions of TFT matches to identify which compositions benefit most from each emblem. Here's how to use it effectively.
Read the full methodology →Select Your Emblem
Click the emblems you've obtained from augments, crafting, or loot. You can select multiple emblems to find compositions that use all of them.
Review Ranked Comps
Our algorithm ranks compositions by how much value your emblem adds. Green stars indicate comps that hit a new breakpoint with your emblem.
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Choose a composition based on your current board and available units. Each comp shows its average placement across real ranked games.
Why Emblems Matter in TFT
Emblems are among the most impactful items in Teamfight Tactics. Unlike standard items that provide stats, emblems fundamentally change your composition by granting a champion an entirely new trait. This opens strategic possibilities that would otherwise be impossible.
The key to emblem value lies in trait breakpoints. When an emblem helps you reach the next breakpoint (like going from 5 to 6 Brawler to turn your frontline nearly unkillable), the power spike is massive. Our tool specifically highlights which compositions hit new breakpoints with your emblem.
Not holding an emblem yet? Browse every current comp by tier or comps by trait.
Pro players know that emblem decisions can determine placement. A well-placed emblem transforms a mediocre board into a winning one. A wasted emblem means you've effectively lost an item slot. EmblemComp.gg helps you make the optimal choice every time.
Key Emblem Concepts
- Breakpoint Value
Emblems are most valuable when they help you reach the next trait threshold.
- Emblem Holders
Place emblems on secondary carries or support units, not your main carry.
- Non-Craftable Emblems
Some emblems only come from drops. These are often build-defining signals.
- Stat Bonuses
Each emblem grants a small stat bonus based on its crafting components.
Understanding Our Data
Transparency matters. Here's how we analyze millions of games to provide accurate recommendations.
Data Source
Our raw input is aggregated match data from millions of ranked games across all regions. Every ranking on this site is our own model's transformation of that data — placement-led, breakpoint-aware, with low-sample comps flagged — not a reprint of anyone's stats.
Ranking Algorithm
Our algorithm scores compositions based on emblem synergy, breakpoint improvement, and historical placement data. We weight breakpoint hits heavily because they represent the largest power spikes.
Daily Updates
Composition data refreshes daily to reflect the evolving meta. When patches drop or new strategies emerge, our recommendations adapt within 24 hours to stay current.