
In 86% of team compositions, Scuttlecrab is played as a frontline tank without carry items. Focus carry items on your main damage dealer instead. As a 2-cost unit, Scuttlecrab is easy to 3-star for increased tankiness.
Scuttlecrab performance analysis shows strong popularity (75th percentile) and strong win rate (66th percentile). Scuttlecrab's six key metrics: win rate (66th percentile), popularity (75th percentile), average placement (62th percentile), player damage (0th percentile), game length (0th percentile), and 3-star power (0th percentile).
Consider 3-starring Scuttlecrab if given early pairs.
Scuttlecrab works best with proper items - check the Build tab for optimal item recommendations.
Top builds pair Scuttlecrab with synergistic traits for maximum effectiveness.
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Scuttlecrab is currently a A-tier champion with a 55.38% win rate and 4.25 average placement in TFT Set 18. This makes Scuttlecrab a strong pick that ranks 3rd among 13 2-cost champions. Scuttlecrab activates the Riftbeast and Juggernaut traits, providing valuable synergies for your team composition.
The best items for Scuttlecrab in TFT Set 18 are Evenshroud (64.2% win rate), Steadfast Heart (64.1% win rate) and Thief's Gloves (62.5% win rate). The optimal best-in-slot (BiS) build is Gargoyle Stoneplate, Sunfire Cape and Warmogs Armor, achieving a 63.3% top 4 rate. Visit the Scuttlecrab Build page for more item combinations and win rates.
The best team compositions featuring Scuttlecrab in TFT Set 18 are Brawler/Invoker (93.5% win rate), Brawler/Invoker (92.5% win rate) and Brawler/Invoker (88.1% win rate). Scuttlecrab is a flexible unit that fits into 16+ distinct compositions, making it a safe early pickup. See all compositions on the Scuttlecrab Comps page.
Scuttlecrab is primarily played as a carry in TFT Set 18. As a 2-cost carry, you should prioritize giving Scuttlecrab your best items, ideally Gargoyle Stoneplate, Sunfire Cape and Warmogs Armor. Consider 3-starring Scuttlecrab by slow rolling at level 6 for maximum damage output.
Scuttlecrab has the highest shop odds at level 6 with a 15.38% chance to appear in each shop slot. As a 2-cost unit, consider slow rolling at level 6 if you want to 3-star Scuttlecrab.
Scuttlecrab has the Riftbeast and Juggernaut traits in TFT Set 18. These traits provide multiple synergy options when building your team composition. Check the Scuttlecrab Traits page to see which trait combinations have the highest win rates.
Scuttlecrab has a high pick rate of 16.49%, making it a heavily contested unit in TFT Set 18. Scout your lobby early to see if other players are going for Scuttlecrab, and be prepared to pivot if multiple players are competing for the same units.
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Scuttlecrab shop odds are calculated using: (Drop rate per level / Number of 2-cost champions) × 5 shop slots. Scuttlecrab shop odds by level: 0% at level 1, 0% at level 2, 9.62% at level 3, 11.54% at level 4, 12.69% at level 5, 15.38% at level 6, 11.54% at level 7, 7.69% at level 8, 6.54% at level 9, 3.85% at level 10.
In TFT Set 18, Scuttlecrab is a 2-cost champion that ranks 3rd out of 12 same-cost units with a 55.38% win rate. When comparing Scuttlecrab to other 2-cost champions, this unit achieves a 16.49% pick rate, placing 1st in popularity among players. Scuttlecrab receives three items in 26.9% of games, ranking 6th for itemization priority among 2-cost units. This top-tier performance makes Scuttlecrab a strong consideration for team compositions. The highest performing 2-cost champion is currently Murkwolf with a 55.73% win rate. Understanding how Scuttlecrab compares to other 2-cost options helps players make informed decisions about when to prioritize this unit versus alternatives in their TFT compositions.