Mighty Mech Gangplank Comp
Mighty Mech / Sorcerer comp built around Gangplank in TFT Set 15 — 1-cost reroll, 33.4% top 4 across 287 ranked games.
- Tier
- F
- Top 4 rate
- 33.4%
- Avg place
- 5.23
- 1st place
- 3.8%
- Playstyle
- 1-cost reroll
- Games
- 287
Is Mighty Mech Gangplank good in TFT Set 15?
287 ranked gamesMighty Mech Gangplank is a 1-cost reroll comp rated F tier in TFT Set 15: it finishes top 4 33.4% of the time with an average place of 5.23 across 287 ranked games. That average place beats 18% of the 53 7-unit boards we track this patch. Results swing a lot — play it when the units come to you rather than forcing it.
This comp averages a 5.23 placement with a 33.4% top 4 rate and a 3.8% first place rate across 287 ranked games. A 0.2% pick rate makes this a less contested composition.
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Mighty Mech Gangplank units and star levels
The 7 units of the final board, with how often each finishes at 2 and 3 stars in this comp and the items it holds. Gangplank is the main carry.
| Unit | 2★ | 3★ | Items |
|---|---|---|---|
 Yone Carry | 27% | 0% |    |
 Jarvan IV | 41% | 0% |    |
 Karma | 47% | 1% |    |
 Senna | 59% | 37% |   |
 Gangplank Carry 3★ | 43% | 54% |    |
 Aatrox 3★ | 52% | 47% |    |
 Lucian Carry 3★ | 39% | 60% |   |
Mighty Mech Gangplank traits
The board activates Mighty Mech and Sorcerer. Highlighted numbers are the breakpoints this comp reaches.
Mighty Mech Gangplank game plan
1-cost reroll- Early
Play the strongest early board you hit and save gold until you can commit to Gangplank.
- Mid
Slow roll at level 5 above 50 gold until Lucian, Gangplank, and Aatrox hit 3 stars, then level up to finish the board.
- Items
Build Ionic Spark, Crownguard, and Juggernaut Emblem on Gangplank.
How to play Mighty Mech Gangplank · Mighty Mech Gangplank items and best builds
Mighty Mech Gangplank variants
The same comp with one or two units swapped — green units are added, red ones are cut.
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Mighty Mech Gangplank FAQ – TFT Set 15
Is Mighty Mech Gangplank good in TFT Set 15?
Mighty Mech Gangplank is a 1-cost reroll comp rated F tier in TFT Set 15: it finishes top 4 33.4% of the time with an average place of 5.23 across 287 ranked games. That average place beats 18% of the 53 7-unit boards we track this patch. Results swing a lot — play it when the units come to you rather than forcing it.
Who are the carries in Mighty Mech Gangplank?
The damage in Mighty Mech Gangplank comes from Gangplank, Lucian, and Yone. Gangplank is the main carry and should get your first completed items.
What items does Gangplank need in Mighty Mech Gangplank?
The best tracked build for Gangplank in this comp is Ionic Spark, Crownguard, and Juggernaut Emblem, with a 100.0% top 4 rate over 1 games. See the Items tab for every build and holder.
Is Mighty Mech Gangplank a reroll comp?
Yes. Mighty Mech Gangplank wants Lucian, Gangplank, and Aatrox at 3 stars, so slow roll at level 5 with gold above 50 until you hit them.
What traits does Mighty Mech Gangplank use?
Mighty Mech Gangplank runs Mighty Mech and Sorcerer.
Is Mighty Mech Gangplank contested?
Rarely. Mighty Mech Gangplank appears in only 0.16% of full boards, so you will usually have its units to yourself.