
SwainTFT Stats
In 89% of team compositions, Swain is played for utility without carry items. Focus items on your main carry instead. As a 4-cost unit, Swain brings strong late-game utility to your team.
Strategy Guide
- Role: Swain is typically played for utility. Focus items on your main carry instead.
- Leveling: Find Swain by leveling to 8+. This 4-cost unit has low odds at lower levels.
- Best Comps: Top performing comps: Defender/Demacia (91.4%), Caretaker/Defender (82.9%).
- Contest Warning: Swain has a highly contested risk. Scout early and be ready to pivot if multiple players contest.
- Flexibility: Swain is a flexible unit that fits into 18+ distinct team compositions. This makes it a safe early pickup since you can pivot to multiple builds depending on what you hit.
- Traits: Swain activates Noxus, Juggernaut, Arcanist. Look for units that share these traits for synergy bonuses.
Set 16 Swain Stats
Health:1200
Mana:155
Armor:60
MR:60
AD:40
AS:0.65
Attack Range:1
Crit %:25%
Swain performance analysis shows exceptional popularity (99th percentile) and strong average placement (70th percentile). Swain's six key metrics: win rate (69th percentile), popularity (99th percentile), average placement (70th percentile), player damage (0th percentile), game length (0th percentile), and 3-star power (0th percentile).
When to Play Swain
Strengths
- High 55.6% win rate makes this a strong carry option
- Good 4.18 average placement for climbing
- Popular meta pick with 28.1% play rate
- Premium 4-cost unit with powerful late-game impact
Weaknesses
- High 4-cost makes it harder to hit early and 2-star
- Requires proper item prioritization to maximize potential
- Effectiveness depends on trait synergies and team comp
Strategic Tips
Save gold early and level to find Swain at higher levels.
Swain works best with proper items - check the Build tab for optimal item recommendations.
Top builds pair Swain with synergistic traits for maximum effectiveness.
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Swain Set 16 Stats - Frequently Asked Questions
Is Swain good in TFT Set 16?
Swain is currently a S-tier champion with a 55.62% win rate and 4.18 average placement in TFT Set 16. This makes Swain a top-tier pick that ranks 6th among 25 4-cost champions. Swain activates the Noxus, Juggernaut and Arcanist traits, providing valuable synergies for your team composition.
What are the best items for Swain in TFT?
The best items for Swain in TFT Set 16 are Ionic Spark (65.5% win rate), Evenshroud (65.1% win rate) and Protector's Vow (64.1% win rate). Visit the Swain Build page for more item combinations and win rates.
What comps use Swain in TFT Set 16?
The best team compositions featuring Swain in TFT Set 16 are Defender/Demacia (91.4% win rate), Caretaker/Defender (82.9% win rate) and Dark Child/Defender (82.5% win rate). Swain is a flexible unit that fits into 18+ distinct compositions, making it a safe early pickup. See all compositions on the Swain Comps page.
Is Swain a carry or support in TFT?
Swain is typically played as a support or tank in TFT Set 16. As a 4-cost support unit, Swain provides utility through the Noxus, Juggernaut and Arcanist traits. Focus your items on your main carry and use Swain to activate key synergies.
When should I roll for Swain in TFT?
Swain has the highest shop odds at level 10 with a 5.56% chance to appear in each shop slot. As a 4-cost unit, prioritize leveling to 8+ before rolling to maximize your odds of finding Swain.
What traits does Swain have in TFT Set 16?
Swain has the Noxus, Juggernaut and Arcanist traits in TFT Set 16. These traits provide multiple synergy options when building your team composition. Check the Swain Traits page to see which trait combinations have the highest win rates.
How does Swain compare to other 4-cost units?
Is Swain contested in TFT Set 16?
Swain has a high pick rate of 28.08%, making it a heavily contested unit in TFT Set 16. Scout your lobby early to see if other players are going for Swain, and be prepared to pivot if multiple players are competing for the same units.