TFT Set 13: How to play Sorcerer

In TFT Set 13: Into the Arcane, the Sorcerer trait is a powerful choice that amplifies your team’s ability power (AP), making it ideal for compositions focused on magic damage. Here’s a guide on how to effectively play Sorcerer, from understanding the trait bonuses to building a winning team.

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1. Sorcerer Trait Bonus

The Sorcerer trait provides a scaling AP bonus that increases with the number of Sorcerers in your team:

• (2) Sorcerers: +20 AP for the team, with extra AP for Sorcerers.
• (4) Sorcerers: +50 AP.
• (6) Sorcerers: +85 AP.
• (8) Sorcerers: +100 AP, and their abilities reduce the target’s damage by 25% for 3 seconds.

This trait enhances both the Sorcerers and the entire team’s spellcasting capabilities, particularly beneficial in long fights where spell damage can turn the tide.

2. Sorcerer Synergy

In Set 13, Sorcerers vary in cost and abilities, providing options for both early-game stability and late-game power. Here are the main Sorcerers:

• Lux (1G): Academy
• Zyra (1G): Experiment
• Vladimir (2G): Black Rose + Watcher
• Swain (3G): Conqueror + Form Swapper
• Nami (3G): Emissary
• Zoe (4G): Rebel
• Leblanc (5G): Black Rose

3. Sorcerer Best Synergies

• Sorcerer + Academy: Boosts AP even further, maximizing spell damage.
• Sorcerer + Sentinel: Provides shields and sustain to protect your casters.
• Sorcerer + Bruisers: Offers a strong frontline, ideal for a longer-lasting fight.

4. Sorcerer Final Tips

• Adapt to Item Drops: Prioritize mana items early for a smoother mid-game.
• Pivot if Needed: If Sorcerers are contested, consider pivoting to Academy or Black Rose, which share similar itemization.
• Scout and Position Carefully: Adjust positioning based on threats, especially against Assassins.

With these tips, you’re well-equipped to dominate with the Sorcerer trait in TFT Set 13!

In Set 13, Sorcerers vary in cost and abilities, providing options for both early-game stability and late-game power. Here are the main Sorcerers:

• Lux (1G): Academy
• Zyra (1G): Experiment
• Vladimir (2G): Black Rose + Watcher
• Swain (3G): Conqueror + Form Swapper
• Nami (3G): Emissary
• Zoe (4G): Rebel
• Leblanc (5G): Black Rose

1. Scoreboard Scrapper

Every round, if you're in the bottom 4, your team permanently gains 1.5% Attack Damage and Ability Power. If you're in the top 4, they have 10% more Health.

2. Sorcerer Crest

Gain a Sorcerer Emblem and a Vladimir.

3. Cooking Pot

At the start of each turn, all units holding a Frying Pan or Spatula item grant the nearest champion 20 permanent Health. Gain a Frying Pan.

4. Crimson Pact

Gain a Vladimir. Your strongest Vladimir gains +3 Range and gains 5 bonus Mana each attack. His Ability no longer heals but grants 6% Damage Amp, deals 80% bonus damage, and spreads additional damage to the 2 nearest enemies.

5. Arcane Retribution

When Sorcerers die, they deal 300% of their Ability Power as magic damage to all adjacent units ain a Vladimir.

6. Sorcerer Crown

Gain a Sorcerer Emblem, an Adaptive Helm, and a Vladimir.

"I am building"

Playing Sorcerer in TFT Set 13 requires a balance between maximizing spell damage and ensuring your frontline can protect your casters. With the right positioning, itemization, and synergy choices, Sorcerer comps can decimate enemies with powerful spells. Focus on adapting your comp as the game progresses, and don’t hesitate to pivot if you’re not finding key units. Master these elements, and you’ll be well on your way to mastering the Sorcerer playstyle in TFT Set 13!

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