TFT Set 6 Patch 11.24b Best Comps (January 2022)

TFT Set 6 is finally here. There is a lot of Gizmos & Gadgets to wrap your head around, so it is hard to find what is meta. Don't worry: as of Patch 11.24b, we have put together a list of the best TFT Set 6 comps and the best meta builds you should try.

TFT Set 6 brings many new ways to play Riot's hit auto battler. With a wide variety of champions and traits, plus the complex Hextech Augments system, no two games will ever be the same.

Many different comps can work in TFT Set 6, but they all depend on your Augments. If you hit great Augments for a particular comp, you can chase it freely.

Some comps will always be better than others, though. The comps listed below are the most flexible and do not rely on good Augment rolls in every game, which means you can flex between them freely to finish top 4 or win.

Without further ado, here are the best TFT Set 6 comps as of Patch 11.24b.

Best TFT Set 6 Patch 11.24b Comps

Socialite-Based Comp

Playing Socialite can be a bit tricky, but if you master this TFT comp, you will climb like nobody's business.

This comp has two components. You need to run a strong early game board with everything you hit. You also need item holders for your five-cost carries, along with ranged two-star AP units such as Twisted Fate or Lissandra.

If you can bank enough HP, you can pivot into this board at Level 7 and 8 and play 3 Socialite around your preferred carry. Depending on hex positioning, you can play Tahm Kench and Akali (front two rows) or Viktor and Kai'Sa (back two rows), and they will practically be 1v9.

You can also flex the board quite freely around the three Socialites. If you need more armor, you can drop Sion for a Bodyguard like Braum. Need more magic resist? Play another Enchanter like Orianna.

This is a really flexible board, but be careful not to lose too much HP during the transition - it is worth rolling all your gold at Level 8 until you hit something.

Yone-Based Comp

As for units in TFT Set 6, Yone is one of the most reliable carries. If you can hit his two-star at Level 8 with great items (at least Runaan's and Guardian Angel), you will finish top four in just about any lobby.

You can build almost any board around him, but chasing 6 Challenger is one of the best options. It is a relatively easy transition because you can run 4 Challenger early and keep Yone's items on Warwick. Then, once you hit your Yone, you can scatter Bodyguards and defensive units around him to keep him alive.

Urgot-Based Comp

Urgot is one of the most flexible carries in TFT Set 6. He can practically stand on his own, and as long as you have 2 Twinshot, he runs around the front line as if nobody could touch him.

That makes him good as a secondary carry in Mutant comps (more on that below), but he also shines brilliantly when the comp is built around him. Once you hit Runaan's Hurricane and Infinity Edge, he becomes nearly unstoppable. Depending on the enemy front lines, Giant Slayer (against high health) or Last Whisper (against high armor) are great third options.

As long as you have Mundo, Zac, Urgot and a Twinshot partner (preferably Jinx), you can run whatever unit combination you see fit to let Urgot shine.