Best Early Game Team in TFT Patch 14.23c!

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Early Build summary: Darius - Draven - Powder - Violet - Vander.

This is the strongest early-game composition, and it’s likely to remain the best early-game option for the rest of the season. If you're lucky enough to get all the champions in this composition to 2 stars, you’ll likely enjoy a long win streak.

This composition activates four different traits, including 3 Family, 2 Conqueror, 2 Pit Fighter, and 2 Watcher. This composition reducing max Mana, gaining extra bonuses as DR, boosts both AD (Attack Damage) /AP (Ability Power), true damage, health and most importantly additional rewards.

This composition activates a variety of unique and versatile effects thanks to the skillsets of its champions.

• Vander both deals damage and defends, providing tankiness and durability, gaining Armor and Magic Resist. Empower the next attack to deal physical damage, increased by physical damage for each 1 or 2 cost champion on your team.
• Powder deals area-of-effect magic damage and reduces healing.
• Violet is an AD (Attack Damage) melee champion, dealing physical damage and knock-up.
• Darius dealing physical damage in an area-of-effect (AOE) style, healing HP and Apply a physical damage bleed to target over 4 seconds.
• Draven enhances his attacks, dealing critical damage.

Thus, except for the 1-cost reroll compositions and built different, this is a solid early-game composition for most setups.

1. Powder - Steb - Trundle - Camille - Smeech:

• 5 Ambusher Camile Smeech
• How to Play 2 Cost Reroll in Teamfight Tactics

2. Darius - Morgana - Vladimir - Zyra - Cassiopeia:

• 5 Black Rose 4 Visionary Heimerdinger
• How To Fast 9 Comp In Teamfight Tactics

3. Vex - Irelia - Rell - Leona - Singed:

• The Standard Leveling Strategy In Teamfight Tactics
• 4 Sentinel Malzahar Heimerdinger
• TFT Set 13 Guide: 6 Sentinel 4 Academy Heimerdinger

4. Darius - Draven - Powder - Violet - Vander:

• How to Play 1 Cost Reroll in Teamfight Tactics
• TFT Set 13 Guide: 6 Pit Fighter 3 Family Reroll
• TFT Set 13 Guide: 3 Family Reroll

5. Morgana - Vex - Irelia - Akali - Singed:

• The Standard Leveling Strategy In Teamfight Tactics
• TFT Set 13 Guide: 7 Rebel Jinx
• TFT Set 13 Guide: 7 Rebel Zoe

6. Trundle - Maddie - Steb - Sett - Nunu:

• The Standard Leveling Strategy In Teamfight Tactics
• TFT Set 13 Guide: 6 Bruiser Twitch Caitlyn

7. Maddie - Steb - Trundle - Kog'Maw - Amumu:

• How to Play 3 Cost Reroll in Teamfight Tactics
• Watcher Kog'Maw Scar Reroll

8. Amumu - Darius - Draven - Urgot - Tristana:

• The Standard Leveling Strategy In Teamfight Tactics
• 4 Emissary 3 Quickstriker Ambessa