This Teamfight Tactics items tier list places 168 items for Set 15, from S-tier down to F-tier. Placement combines win rate, pick rate and how much match data sits behind each result, so it is not a straight win-rate sort — an entry with a high win rate over few games ranks below a steadier one. The S-tier — the 17 strongest items right now — features Tactician's Crown (80.0%), Evolved Embershot (75.0%), OwO Blaster (71.7%), Vayne's Chromablades (69.0%), and Iceblast Armor (68.3%). Tactician's Crown posts the single highest win rate at 80.0%. For players hunting an edge, Leonine Lamentation is the most underrated pick this patch — S-tier results at only a 0.0% pick rate — while Guinsoo's Rageblade looks overrated, popular at 45.8% but landing in F-tier. Rankings update daily from real ranked matches, so every placement reflects current performance rather than a one-off result. Use the tiers below to pick the best items for your games.
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S-tier is led by Tactician's Crown, which dominates the current data with a 80.0% win rate on a 0.9% pick rate. They are followed by Evolved Embershot (75.0%), OwO Blaster (71.7%), Vayne's Chromablades (69.0%), Iceblast Armor (68.3%), Leonine Lamentation (67.7%), Radiant Field (67.4%), and Deep Freeze (67.0%). The remaining 9 items in this tier average a 64.6% win rate. These items define the current meta and are the safest, highest-impact picks. Popularity within S-tier is uneven: Tactician's Crown is picked in 0.9% of games against 0.0% for Leonine Lamentation, despite both landing in the same tier.

















A-tier is led by Crownguard, which performs strongly with a 63.0% win rate on a 12.8% pick rate. They are followed by Radiant Hextech Gunblade (62.6%), Battle Bunny Crossbow (62.6%), Steadfast Heart (62.1%), Bunny Prime Ballista (61.7%), Radiant Sterak's Gage (61.6%), Lioness's Lament (61.5%), and Morellonomicon (61.4%). The remaining 9 items in this tier average a 59.6% win rate. These are strong, reliable items that perform well in almost every game. Popularity within A-tier is uneven: Striker's Flail is picked in 18.6% of games against 0.0% for Bunny Prime Ballista, despite both landing in the same tier.
















B-tier is led by Dragon's Claw, which posts competitive results with a 58.5% win rate on a 19.8% pick rate. They are followed by Sympathetic Implant (58.5%), Void Staff (58.4%), Radiant Giant Slayer (58.4%), Ionic Spark (58.3%), Radiant Jeweled Gauntlet (58.2%), Radiant Infinity Edge (58.0%), and Radiant Ionic Spark (58.0%). The remaining 18 items in this tier average a 57.2% win rate. These items are balanced and fully viable with solid execution. Popularity within B-tier is uneven: Giant Slayer is picked in 35.1% of games against 0.1% for Radiant Ionic Spark, despite both landing in the same tier.


























C-tier is led by Radiant Kraken's Fury, which shows mixed results with a 56.6% win rate on a 0.1% pick rate. They are followed by Radiant Deathblade (56.6%), Radiant Crownguard (56.6%), Wit's End (56.5%), Archangel's Staff (56.5%), Fishbones (56.2%), N.O.V.A. Emblem (56.2%), and Spirit Visage (56.2%). The remaining 26 items in this tier average a 55.2% win rate. These items are situational and need favourable matchups or team comps to shine. Warmog's Armor stays widely picked at 48.1% despite its C-tier results, while Radiant Crownguard sees 0.0%.


































D-tier is led by Infinity Force, which posts a strong win rate but lands here on its wider profile with a 54.5% win rate on a 1.4% pick rate. They are followed by Target-Lock Optics (54.4%), Sniper Emblem (54.3%), Gargoyle Stoneplate (54.1%), Anomaly (54.0%), Jeweled Gauntlet (54.0%), Broken Prototype (54.0%), and Radiant Gargoyle Stoneplate (54.0%). The remaining 26 items in this tier average a 52.7% win rate. These items underperform against the current meta and take extra effort to win with. Gargoyle Stoneplate stays widely picked at 63.1% despite its D-tier results, while Radiant Adaptive Helm sees 0.1%.

































F-tier is led by Radiant Spear of Shojin, which currently underperforms with a 52.0% win rate on a 0.1% pick rate. They are followed by Guinsoo's Rageblade (52.0%), Radiant Guinsoo's Rageblade (52.0%), Ahri's Aura (51.9%), Thresh's Lantern (51.9%), Gambler's Blade (51.7%), Psionic Emblem (51.6%), and Sniper's Focus (51.5%). The remaining 32 items in this tier average a 48.9% win rate. These items are the weakest options this patch and are best avoided in ranked. Guinsoo's Rageblade stays widely picked at 45.8% despite its F-tier results, while Radiant Evenshroud sees 0.0%.








































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The best items in Set 15 are: Tactician's Crown (80.0% WR), Evolved Embershot (75.0% WR), OwO Blaster (71.7% WR), Vayne's Chromablades (69.0% WR), Iceblast Armor (68.3% WR). These S-tier items provide the strongest value and highest win rates.
Item tiers are based on win rate, average placement, and overall impact on game outcomes. S-tier items consistently contribute to higher placements and more wins. Our algorithm analyzes millions of matches to provide accurate rankings.
Tactician's Crown has the highest win rate at 80.0% in Set 15. Prioritizing this item on the right champion gives you a strong advantage.
While S-tier items have the best overall stats, the best item choice depends on your carry champion and composition. Some champions scale better with specific items regardless of tier. Use this tier list as a guide, but adapt your itemization to your comp.
Our TFT items tier list is updated frequently with fresh data from ranked matches. The data reflects current item performance and any balance changes.