Infinity EdgeTFT Item Stats
B.F. Sword
Sparring GlovesIf the holder's abilities can already critically strike, gain 10% Critical Strike Damage instead.
Infinity Edge Performance Statistics
When building Infinity Edge in TFT Set 16, players most commonly pair it with Guinsoo's Rageblade, Giant Slayer, Spear of Shojin. Based on 9,669 team compositions, these item combinations have proven effective for maximizing your carry's potential. Understanding which items synergize well with Infinity Edge helps you plan your item builds from the start of each game.
The data shows that Guinsoo's Rageblade is paired with Infinity Edge in 37% of compositions, achieving an average win rate of 63.7%. Giant Slayer follows as the second most common pairing at 14% pair rate. These statistics help identify optimal Infinity Edge build paths in the current TFT Set 16 meta.
Guinsoo's Rageblade
Giant Slayer
Spear of Shojin
Kraken's Fury
Last Whisper
Bloodthirster
Deathblade
Red Buff
How to Build Infinity Edge Effectively
When planning your Infinity Edge build in TFT Set 16, consider which companion items will maximize your carry's effectiveness. The items listed above are frequently built alongside Infinity Edge by successful players, indicating strong synergies in the current meta.
Guinsoo's Rageblade is the most popular companion item for Infinity Edge, appearing together in 37% of builds. Consider building Giant Slayer as your second item choice when Guinsoo's Rageblade components aren't available.
Remember that optimal item builds depend on your team composition and the champions you're using. Check the Champions tab to see which units perform best with Infinity Edge and plan your item distribution accordingly.
The best champions for Infinity Edge in TFT Set 16 are Baron Nashor, Renekton , Zaahen. These champions achieve the highest win rates when equipped with Infinity Edge, making them ideal carriers for this item.
Baron Nashor
Renekton
Zaahen
Ziggs
Galio
Sylas
Infinity Edge synergizes best with Arcanist, Defender, Juggernaut traits in TFT Set 16. Team compositions featuring these traits commonly build Infinity Edge on their carry champions for optimal performance.
Infinity Edge is built from B.F. Sword and Sparring Gloves. There are 18 other items that share these components.
Items with B.F. Sword
Items with Sparring Gloves
When to Build Infinity Edge
Strengths
- High 53.7% win rate makes Infinity Edge a top-tier item choice
- Good 4.30 average placement for consistent results with Infinity Edge
- Strong on multiple carries including Baron Nashor, Renekton, Zaahen
- Synergizes well with Arcanist and Defender compositions
Weaknesses
- Infinity Edge's effectiveness depends on finding the right champion to equip
- Infinity Edge may compete with other items for the same components
Strategic Tips
Infinity Edge performs best on Baron Nashor (86.8% WR) and Renekton (79.1% WR). Prioritize building Infinity Edge when you have these champions in your composition.
Infinity Edge is commonly paired with Guinsoo's Rageblade (37% pair rate) and Giant Slayer (14% pair rate). Consider these items when planning your carry's build.
Build Infinity Edge when you have Baron Nashor or similar carries. Don't force Infinity Edge if better alternatives exist for your current composition.
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Infinity Edge TFT Item - Frequently Asked Questions
What is Infinity Edge in TFT Set 16?
Infinity Edge is a Teamfight Tactics combined item in Set 16 with a 53.66% win rate and 33.52% pick rate. Abilities can critically strike. If the holder's abilities can already critically strike, gain @CritDamageToGive*100@% Critical Strike Damage instead. Infinity Edge performs best on champions like Baron Nashor, Renekton , and Zaahen.
What is Infinity Edge's win rate in TFT Set 16?
Infinity Edge has a 53.66% win rate in TFT Set 16. This Infinity Edge data is based on 245,487 matches and is updated regularly to reflect the current meta. Infinity Edge has achieved 131,724 victories with an average placement of 4.30 and a 13.34% first place rate.
Is Infinity Edge good in TFT Set 16?
Infinity Edge has a 53.66% win rate and 33.52% pick rate, with an average placement of 4.30. Infinity Edge is rated as B-tier in the current meta. This makes Infinity Edge a strong item and highly recommended for competitive play.
What champions are best with Infinity Edge in TFT?
The best champions for Infinity Edge in TFT Set 16 are Baron Nashor, Renekton , and Zaahen. These champions achieve the highest win rates when equipped with Infinity Edge. Building Infinity Edge on these champions maximizes your chances of placing top 4.
What is Infinity Edge's pick rate in TFT?
Infinity Edge has a 33.52% pick rate in TFT Set 16. This high pick rate indicates Infinity Edge is a popular and frequently built item in the current meta.
How many games is Infinity Edge TFT data based on?
Infinity Edge statistics are based on 245,487 total matches in TFT Set 16. Infinity Edge has won 131,724 matches and achieved an average placement of 4.30. This large sample size ensures reliable and accurate Infinity Edge performance metrics.
How do you build Infinity Edge in TFT?
To build Infinity Edge in TFT Set 16, combine B.F. Sword and Sparring Gloves on the same champion. You can get these component items from carousel rounds, PvE drops, or item orbs. Once both components are equipped on a champion, they automatically combine into Infinity Edge.
What traits work best with Infinity Edge in TFT?
Infinity Edge synergizes best with Arcanist, Defender, and Juggernaut traits in TFT Set 16. Team compositions featuring these traits commonly build Infinity Edge on their carry champions. Consider building Infinity Edge when playing these trait combinations for optimal performance.
What tier is Infinity Edge in TFT Set 16?
Infinity Edge is rated as B-tier in TFT Set 16, making it a mid-tier and solid item in the current meta. Consider Infinity Edge when it fits your composition and champion needs.