In the latest iteration of Teamfight Tactics, Set 11: Inkborn Fables, a new vertical trait called Heavenly has been introduced, offering bonus stats based on champion star level and breakpoints.
What is the Heavenly Trait in TFT Set 11?
The Heavenly trait, introduced in TFT Set 11, serves as both a vertical and splash trait within the Inkborn Fables set. This trait consists of seven breakpoints and applies to six champions, each with their own unique bonus stat. Additionally, there is a craftable Emblem for the Heavenly trait, obtainable through combining a Spatula and a Cloak.
TFT Set 11 Heavenly Champions and Bonus Stats
The six champions with the Heavenly trait in TFT Set 11 are: Kha’Zix, Malphite, Neeko, Qiyanna, Soraka, and Wukong. Each champion offers a distinct bonus stat, enhancing their effectiveness in battle. Furthermore, equipping a Heavenly Emblem onto an Inkborn Fables champion grants them an additional bonus stat.
- Kha’Zix: 10 Crit
- Malphite: Eight armor and magic resistance
- Neeko: 60 health
- Qiyana: 10 AD
- Soraka: 10 AP
- Wukong: 12 attack speed
- Heavenly Emblem: Three percent Omnivamp
How Do Heavenly Stat Bonuses Work?
The stat bonuses provided by the Heavenly trait increase based on the star level of the champion and through its seven breakpoints. A two-star champion receives a 100 percent bonus to base stats, while a three-star unit gains a 240 percent bonus at the seventh breakpoint.
Is Heavenly Worth Playing in TFT Set 11?
The Heavenly trait in TFT Set 11 is primarily designed as a vertical reroll strategy, given that most of the champions are one to three-cost units. However, it can also be utilized as a splash trait in certain compositions. Notable versatile Heavenly units include Neeko, Soraka, and Wukong, each offering synergies with other traits.
During testing, vertical play emerged as a popular strategy, particularly with the availability of the Heavenly Crest and the Divine Rolls Augment, which complement rerolling tactics effectively.
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