NautilusTFT Comps
3 CostThe best Nautilus team comp features Bilgewater , Blacksmith , Bruiser , Glutton , Gunslinger , Harvester , Juggernaut , Dragonborn , Soulbound , Targon , and Warden with a 76.83% win rate. The most popular Nautilus comp uses Shadow Isles and Warden and is picked 0.07% of the time in TFT Set 16.
Explore the best TFT team compositions featuring Nautilus as a core unit in your lineup. Our analysis covers 2 viable team comps that include Nautilus, with an average win rate of 54.10% across all compositions. The top performing Nautilus comp achieves an impressive 56.33% win rate, built around Shadow Isles, Warden traits, while alternative builds leverage Bilgewater, Bruiser. This comprehensive table shows every competitive team composition using Nautilus, sorted by win rate to help you find the strongest builds for climbing ranked. Each composition displays the complete champion lineup, optimal item builds for carry units, all active traits with breakpoints, and detailed performance statistics including average placement, win rate, first place rate, and pick rate. Toggle between 8 and 9 champion compositions using the filters above to match your preferred board state.
       | 4.36 Avg Place | 56.33% Win Rate | 4.98% First Place | 0.07% Pick Rate | ||||
        | 4.49 Avg Place | 51.87% Win Rate | 12.57% First Place | 0.06% Pick Rate |
Nautilus Comp Trait Synergies in TFT Set 16
Shadow Isles
Warden
Bilgewater
Bruiser
Juggernaut
NoxusPrimary Synergies
Nautilus excels in compositions that leverage Shadow Isles, Warden, Bilgewater synergies. The Shadow Isles trait appears in 50% of Nautilus comps with a 56.3% average win rate. Building around these core traits provides consistent performance and flexible itemization options throughout the game.
Supporting Traits
Supporting traits like Bruiser, Juggernaut, Noxus complement Nautilus comps by providing additional utility and stat bonuses. These secondary synergies often activate naturally when building your core composition, adding defensive or offensive capabilities without requiring dedicated slots.
How to Play the Best Nautilus Comp
Stage 2-3Early Game
Start your game by picking up Viego, Yorick . These 1-2 cost units form the foundation of this 56.3% win rate composition, providing early trait activations and board stability. Focus on building economy while collecting these pieces.
Stage 3-4Mid Game
This is when Nautilus comes online. Transition your board around Stage 3-4 by adding Gwen , Loris. These 3-cost units are crucial for this composition's power spike and help complete key trait breakpoints. Level to 6-7 and stabilize your board.
Stage 4-5Late Game
Complete this Shadow Isles/Warden composition with Braum, Kalista , Thresh in the late game. These high-cost units are essential for the comp's 56.3% win rate. Level to 8-9 and prioritize 2-starring your carries.
ItemsBest in Slot Items for This Nautilus Comp
For optimal Nautilus itemization in this Shadow Isles/Warden comp, prioritize equipping Viego with Bloodthirster, Titan's Resolve, Hand Of Justice. Secondary item holders include Thresh (Bloodthirster, Morellonomicon, Void Staff); Kalista (Last Whisper, Striker's Flail, Spear of Shojin). Focus on collecting the right components during carousel rounds and PvE stages to complete these Best in Slot (BiS) items for maximum damage output and survivability.
PriorityTop Components to Look for on Carousel
When playing this Nautilus Shadow Isles/Warden comp, prioritize B.F. Sword, Recurve Bow, Tear of the Goddess, Sparring Gloves during carousel rounds and PvE stages. B.F. Sword is the most valuable component, appearing in 3 of the core items for this composition. Early carousel priority should focus on these key components to ensure you can complete your carry items by mid-game. If contested, look for completed items or flexible components that can pivot into multiple BiS options.
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Nautilus Set 16 Comps - Frequently Asked Questions
What is the highest win rate Nautilus team comp?
The highest win rate Nautilus team comp features Fiddlesticks, Lucian & Senna, Miss Fortune, Nautilus, Ornn, Shyvana, Tahm Kench, Taric, and Wukong with a 76.83% win rate. This comp utilizes the Bilgewater, Blacksmith, Bruiser, Glutton, Gunslinger, Harvester, Juggernaut, Dragonborn, Soulbound, Targon, and Warden traits and is picked 0.06% of the time.
Which Nautilus team comp is most popular?
The most popular Nautilus team comp uses Braum, Gwen , Kalista , Loris, Nautilus, Thresh , Viego, and Yorick with a pick rate of 0.07%. This composition features the Shadow Isles and Warden traits and has a 56.33% win rate.
Which Nautilus TFT team comp has the highest first place rate?
The Nautilus comp with the highest first place rate includes Fiddlesticks, Lucian & Senna, Miss Fortune, Nautilus, Ornn, Shyvana, Tahm Kench, Taric, and Wukong and achieves first place 35.19% of the time. This comp uses the Bilgewater, Blacksmith, Bruiser, Glutton, Gunslinger, Harvester, Juggernaut, Dragonborn, Soulbound, Targon, and Warden traits and has a 76.83% overall win rate.
Which Nautilus comp has the best average placement?
The Nautilus comp with the best average placement features Fiddlesticks, Lucian & Senna, Miss Fortune, Nautilus, Ornn, Shyvana, Tahm Kench, Taric, and Wukong with an average placement of 0.00. This team comp utilizes the Bilgewater, Blacksmith, Bruiser, Glutton, Gunslinger, Harvester, Juggernaut, Dragonborn, Soulbound, Targon, and Warden traits and maintains a 76.83% win rate.
What are the most common TFT traits used in Nautilus TFT comps?
The most common traits found in Nautilus comps are Bilgewater, Bruiser, Juggernaut, Warden, and Noxus. These traits appear frequently across top-performing Nautilus team compositions and provide strong synergies with Nautilus's abilities and playstyle.