SeraphineTFT Comps
3 CostThe best Seraphine team comp features Bruiser , Dragon , Lagoon , and Mage with a 60.09% win rate. The most popular Seraphine comp uses Bruiser , Dragon , Lagoon , and Mage and is picked 0.12% of the time in TFT Set 7.
Explore the best TFT team compositions featuring Seraphine as a core unit in your lineup. Our analysis covers 2 viable team comps that include Seraphine, with an average win rate of 56.91% across all compositions. The top performing Seraphine comp achieves an impressive 60.09% win rate, built around Bruiser, Dragon, Lagoon traits, while alternative builds leverage Bruiser, Dragon. This comprehensive table shows every competitive team composition using Seraphine, 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.
- | 4.17 Avg Place | 60.09% Win Rate | 11.47% First Place | 0.12% Pick Rate | ||||
- | 4.36 Avg Place | 53.72% Win Rate | 12.40% First Place | 0.07% Pick Rate |
Seraphine Comp Trait Synergies in TFT Set 7
Bruiser
Dragon
Lagoon
MagePrimary Synergies
Seraphine excels in compositions that leverage Bruiser, Dragon, Lagoon synergies. The Bruiser trait appears in 100% of Seraphine comps with a 57.8% average win rate. Building around these core traits provides consistent performance and flexible itemization options throughout the game.
Supporting Traits
Supporting traits like Mage complement Seraphine 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 Seraphine Comp
Stage 2-3Early Game
Start your game by picking up Malphite, Taliyah, Zac. These 1-2 cost units form the foundation of this 60.1% 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 Seraphine comes online. Transition your board around Stage 3-4 by adding Sylas, Zeri. 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 Bruiser/Dragon/Lagoon composition with Nilah, Sohm in the late game. These high-cost units are essential for the comp's 60.1% win rate. Level to 8-9 and prioritize 2-starring your carries.
Which Seraphine Comps to Pivot to When Seraphine's Best Comp is Contested
When playing Seraphine in TFT Set 7, the Bruiser/Dragon/Lagoon composition with a 60.1% win rate is often the strongest choice. However, in competitive lobbies, other players may contest key units, making it difficult to 2-star your carries. Knowing when and how to pivot to alternative Seraphine team comps is essential for maintaining a top 4 placement. Below are the best pivot compositions that share core units with the optimal Seraphine build, allowing for a smooth transition without sacrificing too much board strength.
Pivot Option 1: Bruiser/Dragon/Lagoon
This Bruiser/Dragon/Lagoon composition shares 88% of its units with the best Seraphine comp, achieving a 53.7% win rate. You'll need to sell Zeri from your board and replace them with Kai'Sa. This pivot can be executed smoothly at any stage since you retain most of your board. This flexibility makes it an excellent backup plan when Seraphine's primary composition is heavily contested in your lobby.
When to Pivot Your Seraphine TFT Comp
Recognizing when to pivot is just as important as knowing what to pivot to. Scout your lobby early and often - if you see 2 or more players building the same Seraphine composition, consider transitioning to one of these alternative builds. The best time to pivot is typically during Stage 3-4, before you've fully committed your gold and items to the contested build. Remember that a completed pivot comp with 2-star units will almost always outperform a contested comp stuck at 1-star. Use these Seraphine pivot strategies to adapt to your lobby and secure consistent top 4 finishes in TFT Set 7.
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Seraphine Set 7 Comps - Frequently Asked Questions
What is the highest win rate Seraphine team comp?
The highest win rate Seraphine team comp features Sohm, Malphite, Nilah, Seraphine, Sylas, Taliyah, Zac, and Zeri with a 60.09% win rate. This comp utilizes the Bruiser, Dragon, Lagoon, and Mage traits and is picked 0.12% of the time.
Which Seraphine team comp is most popular?
The most popular Seraphine team comp uses Sohm, Malphite, Nilah, Seraphine, Sylas, Taliyah, Zac, and Zeri with a pick rate of 0.12%. This composition features the Bruiser, Dragon, Lagoon, and Mage traits and has a 60.09% win rate.
Which Seraphine TFT team comp has the highest first place rate?
The Seraphine comp with the highest first place rate includes Sohm, Kai'Sa, Malphite, Nilah, Seraphine, Sylas, Taliyah, and Zac and achieves first place 12.40% of the time. This comp uses the Bruiser, Dragon, Lagoon, and Mage traits and has a 53.72% overall win rate.
Which Seraphine comp has the best average placement?
The Seraphine comp with the best average placement features Sohm, Malphite, Nilah, Seraphine, Sylas, Taliyah, Zac, and Zeri with an average placement of 0.00. This team comp utilizes the Bruiser, Dragon, Lagoon, and Mage traits and maintains a 60.09% win rate.
What are the most common TFT traits used in Seraphine TFT comps?
The most common traits found in Seraphine comps are Bruiser, Dragon, Lagoon, and Mage. These traits appear frequently across top-performing Seraphine team compositions and provide strong synergies with Seraphine's abilities and playstyle.