TFT Traits Tier List - Set 12
Welcome to the complete TFT Set 12 traits tier list, featuring all 0 traits ranked from S-tier to F-tier based on win rate data. Our tier list is updated frequently using data from ranked matches, helping you identify the strongest synergies to build around. Whether you're looking to find the best synergies, optimize your team composition, or discover meta-defining trait combinations, this tier list helps you make informed decisions.
S Tier - Meta Defining
(0)S-tier traits are the most powerful synergies in this set.
A Tier - Strong Picks
(0)A-tier traits are strong, reliable synergies.
B Tier - Viable
(0)B-tier traits are solid secondary synergies.
C Tier - Situational
(0)C-tier traits are average synergies.
D Tier - Below Average
(0)D-tier traits are below average in the current meta.
F Tier - Weak
(0)F-tier traits should generally be avoided.
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TFT Set 12 Traits FAQ
What are the best TFT traits in Set 12?
S-tier rankings are updated regularly. Check back for the latest.
How are TFT trait tiers determined?
Trait tiers are based on the average win rate of compositions that activate each trait. The top 10% of traits by win rate are S-tier, and lower tiers follow based on relative performance. Our algorithm analyzes data from ranked matches to provide accurate rankings.
Which trait has the highest win rate in Set 12?
Check the tier list above for current win rates.
Should I always build S-tier traits?
While S-tier traits have the best overall stats, TFT success depends on flexibility and adapting to what the game offers you. The best strategy is to understand which traits work well together and pivot based on the units and items you find. Use this tier list to guide your decisions, not dictate them.
How often is the TFT traits tier list updated?
Our TFT traits tier list is updated frequently with fresh data from ranked matches. The data reflects current trait performance and any balance changes.