TFT Patch 12.1 Top 5 Meta Comps (January 2022)

TFT Patch 12.1, brought some big changes that left players wondering what to play. We have covered the five best-performing comps in our view and why they are good comps to climb with in the first days of the patch. Here are the 5 meta comps in the Teamfight Tactics (TFT) Set 6 Patch 12.1!

TFT Set 6 Patch 12.1 5 Meta Comps

5. TFT Assassin-Based Comp

Although Katarina is past her prime, the six Assassin comp is back in TFT Patch 12.1. The core looks familiar, as players will want to find six Assassins with Blitzcrank and Leona as the comp's lone tanks. The comp gets its power from any of the six Assassins taking the lead role. Twitch, Katarina, Talon, Shaco and Ekko are candidates if they are 3-star. Of course, Akali is the late-game threat.

4. TFT Jhin-Based Comp

One of Patch 11.24's better comps is still around in 12.1. Jhin Snipers is a very strong comp that draws power from its very strong supporting cast. With a team of the game's four most expensive champions, this comp always buys Jhin the world to carry fights. However, the secondary carry is what makes this variant of the comp strong. Both Miss Fortune and Orianna are strong enough to walk next to Jhin if players find themselves with plenty of AP items.

3. TFT Innovator-Based Comp

Innovators were one of the best comps on the day TFT Set 6 was released. However, after a big nerf to the Innovator seven breakpoint, the comp lost its footing in the meta. But in Patch 12.1, after a buff to the mechanical bear and a range buff to Heimerdinger, Innovators managed to make the top five comps on Day 1. This comp plays around Heimerdinger's raw AP power while having an equally strong front line and Jayce as a super tank.

2. TFT Sorcerer-Based Comp

Sorcerers are one of the most controversial comps in the game right now. This comp has been around since the start of the set, with its power spread across multiple carry threats. However, the flashiest and low-cost threat has not been the most consistent one. Lux was supposed to be the comp's leading carry, but many players constantly ask for her to be buffed. Even so, the Day 1 numbers show that, despite Lux's inconsistency, this comp is doing well even in high-rank ladder games.

1. TFT Syndicate-Based Comp

One of Patch 11.24's sleeper comps was the Syndicate. This was because, after the Akali fiasco in Patch 11.23, players realized that Shaco could also be the main carry threat. So far in Patch 12.1, the Shaco and Akali focused comp is proving good enough to hang with the top dogs. With Braum and Zyra, the comp is versatile, with some of the best CC tools in the game. Akali and Shaco are quite slippery in the back.

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