TFT Patch 12.19B Meta: Best Comps for Set 7.5 (October 2022)

The new mid-set update for the Teamfight Tactics Dragonlands expansion has officially gone live on all servers. With the new update bringing a lot of changes, players may have questions about what is good to play, especially in the first patches of 7.5. We at GamerPapers thought of you and, combining information from data sites like MetaTFT.com with expert analysis, built a tier list that shows players not only what the best comps are but also why. Here is the TFT Patch 12.19B meta for TFT 7.5: Dragonlands Uncharted Realms.

Dragon Comps

Ever since Riot buffed Dragons and made them a chase feature, they have been a dominant force in Convergence. Hitting as many of them on your board at once as possible is a good path to success. Not all Dragons are built equal. Ao Shin, Daeja, Shyvana and even Shi Oh Yu can provide your damage, while for the front line you want to focus on picks like Terra and Idas. Sohm is not a solid pick because of its Mage dependence, and the same goes for Swain with Darkflight and for Aurelion Sol with Astral and Evoker. Zippy and Nomsy also don't scale because they are 3-cost picks.

Guild Xayah Comp

After being one of the best builds in Dragonlands, Guild Xayah is back in the TFT Set 7.5 meta with a new look. Uncharted Realms may have gotten rid of some of Xayah's friends, but two new additions brought her back: the lovers duo Rakan and Jayce.

This board has two variants. The more common one focuses on squeezing for 6 Ragewing late in the game with Shyvana, Hecari, Rakan and Xayah. Just about all items work on Xayah, but for 6 Ragewing you probably won't need Guinsoo's Rageblade, so swap it for more damage like Infinity Edge. Jayce can hold both tank (with the Ragewing vertical) and AP (with the Guild vertical) items, and with Hecarim and Sejuani as Cavaliers you have a super strong front line. Add Twitch and Bard to the equation and it is a versatile board that will consistently top four if you hit.

Cavalier Daeja Comp

Astral and Lagoon have flown away in the TFT Set 7.5 meta, but the AP representative in TFT patch 12.19b is Cavalier Daeja.

With Daeja's rework coming into TFT Set 7.5, Mirage Dragon cares a lot more about AP. Although this has been reversed somewhat, they still have a lot of power in that regard. This makes big Wind Blasts a must, and putting items on with Jeweled Gauntlet / Infinity Edge is not a bad move. It also makes Spellsword Mirage much more valuable. The rest of the board is fairly typical. Nunu serves as your main tank with Ionic Spark and Warmog's Armor for tankiness, and forcing 6 Mirage with Yasuo and Yone for magic-resist shredding is also nice. Fleshing out the rest of the front line with Rell, Sejuani and Hecarim makes for a solid board.