Galaxy HunterTFT Trait Stats
While at least one clone is alive, Zed gains 40% bonus Attack Damage.
No performance data available for Galaxy Hunter. This trait has 0 champions.
The strongest Galaxy Hunter champions by win rate are .
Galaxy Hunter champions are spread across cost tiers: .
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When to Play Galaxy Hunter
Strengths
- Excellent 0.00 average placement for reliable top 4
- Unique trait effects provide strategic options
Weaknesses
- Below average 0.0% win rate suggests situational use
- Limited champion pool makes the trait harder to activate
- High-cost champions make the trait expensive to build
Strategic Tips
Early Game
Look for early Galaxy Hunter units to build a foundation for the trait.
Trait Synergies
Identify secondary traits that complement Galaxy Hunter's playstyle.
Carry Selection
Build around your highest-starred Galaxy Hunter champion as the carry.
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Galaxy Hunter TFT Trait - Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Galaxy Hunter trait in TFT Set 18?
The Galaxy Hunter trait is a synergy in TFT Set 18 with 0 champions. When you activate this trait by fielding multiple Galaxy Hunter champions, they gain special bonuses. The trait averages a 0.00% win rate and 0.00 placement across all Galaxy Hunter units.
Is Galaxy Hunter good in TFT Set 18?
The Galaxy Hunter trait has an average win rate of 0.00% with a 0.00% pick rate in TFT Set 18. Galaxy Hunter performs best when used situationally with proper team synergies.
How many champions have the Galaxy Hunter trait in TFT?
There are 0 champions with the Galaxy Hunter trait in TFT Set 18. The trait features champions across multiple cost tiers, with 1-cost champions being the most common. This diversity allows for flexible Galaxy Hunter team compositions at different stages of the game.
What is the Galaxy Hunter trait win rate in TFT?
The Galaxy Hunter trait has an average win rate of 0.00% across all 0 champions in TFT Set 18. Champions average a 0.00 placement when played, making Galaxy Hunter one of the top-performing traits for climbing ranked.