Top First Place Rate TFT Team Compositions
This table highlights TFT team compositions with the highest first place rates, perfect for players looking to maximize their chances of winning games. Top 8-champion Set 17 compositions: Party Animal (96.2% WR, 1.8 avg), Party Animal (89.9% WR, 2.2 avg), Party Animal (94.2% WR, 2.2 avg). Party Animal/Dark Star leads with 96.19% win rate and 1.79 average placement. Party Animal follows at 89.92% win rate. Analyzing 64 8-comp compositions with real-time performance statistics.
Primary | Champions | Builds | Avg | Top 4 | First | Contested Risk | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1.79 | 96.19% | 58.10% | High Contested Risk | ||||
2.17 | 89.92% | 49.19% | High Contested Risk | ||||
2.17 | 94.19% | 38.06% | High Contested Risk | ||||
2.48 | 88.34% | 33.33% | High Contested Risk | ||||
3.08 | 77.75% | 25.78% | High Contested Risk | ||||
2.99 | 79.63% | 24.29% | High Contested Risk | ||||
3.30 | 74.12% | 21.25% | Moderate Contested Risk | ||||
3.44 | 70.04% | 21.10% | Moderate Contested Risk | ||||
3.79 | 64.13% | 18.80% | High Contested Risk | ||||
3.43 | 72.41% | 18.10% | High Contested Risk | ||||
3.61 | 66.67% | 17.59% | Moderate Contested Risk | ||||
3.52 | 69.21% | 16.85% | High Contested Risk | ||||
3.29 | 75.60% | 16.72% | High Contested Risk | ||||
3.72 | 65.13% | 16.28% | High Contested Risk | ||||
3.29 | 76.95% | 16.05% | High Contested Risk | ||||
3.91 | 59.69% | 15.31% | High Contested Risk | ||||
4.03 | 58.54% | 14.78% | High Contested Risk | ||||
3.85 | 65.96% | 14.18% | High Contested Risk | ||||
3.70 | 67.45% | 14.12% | High Contested Risk | ||||
3.45 | 74.79% | 14.00% | Low Contested Risk | ||||
3.66 | 65.83% | 13.48% | High Contested Risk | ||||
3.85 | 65.53% | 12.77% | Severe Contested Risk | ||||
4.43 | 47.81% | 11.68% | High Contested Risk | ||||
3.54 | 72.38% | 11.13% | Severe Contested Risk | ||||
4.21 | 56.74% | 10.70% | High Contested Risk | ||||
4.12 | 59.80% | 10.20% | Low Contested Risk | ||||
3.68 | 72.14% | 9.92% | Moderate Contested Risk | ||||
3.85 | 65.57% | 8.93% | High Contested Risk | ||||
4.66 | 46.83% | 7.92% | Moderate Contested Risk | ||||
4.48 | 50.67% | 7.11% | Moderate Contested Risk | ||||
4.99 | 38.89% | 5.93% | Low Contested Risk | ||||
4.66 | 45.03% | 5.76% | Moderate Contested Risk | ||||
3.99 | 65.41% | 5.48% | High Contested Risk | ||||
4.99 | 40.25% | 5.34% | Severe Contested Risk | ||||
4.77 | 41.83% | 5.29% | Moderate Contested Risk | ||||
5.12 | 36.20% | 5.10% | High Contested Risk | ||||
4.19 | 59.61% | 4.93% | High Contested Risk | ||||
4.99 | 40.24% | 4.74% | Moderate Contested Risk | ||||
4.61 | 50.48% | 4.65% | High Contested Risk | ||||
3.93 | 64.72% | 4.53% | High Contested Risk | ||||
- | 5.11 | 36.10% | 4.16% | Severe Contested Risk | |||
5.13 | 35.68% | 4.15% | High Contested Risk | ||||
5.14 | 36.75% | 4.10% | Moderate Contested Risk | ||||
4.97 | 38.34% | 3.99% | High Contested Risk | ||||
5.03 | 37.32% | 3.99% | Moderate Contested Risk | ||||
4.67 | 46.58% | 3.91% | High Contested Risk | ||||
5.84 | 21.42% | 3.13% | High Contested Risk | ||||
5.19 | 34.03% | 3.03% | Moderate Contested Risk | ||||
5.64 | 26.04% | 2.96% | Severe Contested Risk | ||||
6.01 | 19.35% | 2.91% | Moderate Contested Risk | ||||
5.62 | 25.12% | 2.57% | Severe Contested Risk | ||||
5.86 | 22.90% | 2.26% | Severe Contested Risk | ||||
5.60 | 27.85% | 1.83% | High Contested Risk | ||||
5.29 | 32.74% | 1.77% | High Contested Risk | ||||
5.87 | 21.50% | 1.68% | High Contested Risk | ||||
5.74 | 23.70% | 1.61% | High Contested Risk | ||||
5.88 | 21.41% | 1.26% | High Contested Risk | ||||
5.96 | 18.36% | 0.98% | High Contested Risk | ||||
5.42 | 29.63% | 0.93% | High Contested Risk | ||||
5.51 | 24.09% | 0.91% | Severe Contested Risk | ||||
6.40 | 11.85% | 0.74% | Severe Contested Risk | ||||
6.42 | 9.29% | 0.36% | Severe Contested Risk | ||||
6.46 | 10.04% | 0.00% | High Contested Risk | ||||
6.42 | 11.04% | 0.00% | High Contested Risk | ||||
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TFT Team Comps - Set 17 FAQ
What is the best TFT comp in TFT Set 17?
The best TFT comp in TFT Set 17 is Party Animal/Dark Star with Aurelion Sol as the primary carry, achieving a 96.2% win rate and 1.79 average placement. This composition is effective for climbing ranked and consistently places in top 4.
How do I play the Party Animal/Dark Star comp?
To play Party Animal/Dark Star, focus on building around Aurelion Sol as your main carry. Look for Aurelion Sol and supporting units early, prioritize items that synergize with your carry, and aim to hit your power spike by level 7-8. This comp has a 0.1% pick rate, making it a relatively uncontested option.
What comps are good for climbing in TFT Set 17?
For consistent LP gains in TFT Set 17, Party Animal/Dark Star offers the best average placement at 1.79. Other reliable options include Party Animal/Dark Star (2.17 avg) and Party Animal/Dark Star (2.17 avg). Consistent comps minimize bottom 4 finishes and provide steady climbing.
What is the easiest TFT comp to play?
Party Animal/Dark Star is a great option for players looking for an easier climb. With a 96.2% win rate but only 0.1% pick rate, you're unlikely to be contested, making the game easier to navigate. Low contestation means you can naturally find your units without having to force pivots.
When should I force a comp vs flex in TFT Set 17?
In TFT Set 17, Challenger/N.O.V.A. has a 3.1% pick rate, meaning it's heavily contested. If you see others going for it, consider flexing into alternatives like Party Animal/Dark Star. Force a comp when you hit early units and items, or when it's uncontested. Flex when you see 2+ players competing for the same units.
Which TFT comp wins lobbies most often in TFT Set 17?
Party Animal/Dark Star achieves first place in 58.1% of games, making it the best comp for winning lobbies outright. Party Animal/Dark Star follows at 49.2% first place rate. If your goal is to win rather than just top 4, prioritize these high-ceiling compositions.
When should I play for first place vs top 4?
Play for first when you have a high-ceiling comp like Party Animal/Dark Star (58.1% first rate) and hit your power spike with optimal items. Play for top 4 when you're contested, have suboptimal items, or need to preserve LP. In ranked, consistent top 4s often climb faster than coinflipping for first.