A new patch came through in Teamfight Tactics (TFT). Riot Games released the latest TFT 14.21 patch that brings adjustments to some of your favorite champions, items, and augments. Moreover, the update will also remove some familiar features, such as the Treasure Golems Portal. This patch serves as the conclusion to the Dawn of Heroes Revival based on their released guide. With that, let’s dive into the crucial changes you’ll be facing in TFT.
Base Chibis Moving to Rotating Shop
Sad news ahead! The patch 14.21 will no longer have Base Chibis available for direct purchase in the League of Legends Store. This major system change came in after data revealed that over 99% of players preferred to access the items through the Rotating Shop. With this, it will streamline the shopping experience for TFT-only players. Above that, it will also help to better align the Chibi quality cosmetics with the premium Little Legends offerings.
Treasure Golems Portal is Gone
Charming yet unnoticeable. Unfortunately, among the significant changes in the latest update is the removal of the Treasure Golems Portal. The decision to set aside the feature came as it was underutilized by TFT players. Due to this, Riot Games will buff the Unstable Treasure Chest to grant the players 4 items instead of 3. This serves as compensation for their removal decision.
Major Trait Adjustments
Definitely, new updates bring major adjustments to some of your used traits to bring balance in the game. In TFT patch 14.21, here are the traits that received significant changes:
Arcana
The adjustments encourage players to transition to Xerath as their late-game High Arcana.
Eldritch
Received significant buffs to summon ability duration (increased to 8 seconds) and attack speed bonus (now 60% at 7 Eldritch).
Honeymancy
Damage output increased to 7/13/20% and damage received adjusted to 3/5/10%.
Chrono
Modified with reduced healing at (2) but increased AP at (4).
Unit Balance Changes
Aside from the trait adjustments, there are also key unit changes included in the patch notes. With this, players will have to make some necessary adjustments to their item builds and compositions. Here are the champions with key changes for patch 14.21:
Warwick
Received buffs to bonus damage (70% AD) and healing capabilities.
Shyvana
Base HP reduced to 700 to address tankiness concerns.
Jinx
Base AD increased to 55, a significant change considering her attack speed scaling.
Rakan
Shield power adjusted to 18% max HP + 160/180/1000.
Item and Augment System Updates
Following the trait and champions adjustments, Riot Games also made significant updates to the item and augment systems. Make sure to remember these changes to adjust your compositions accordingly.
Item Updates
- Disabled Corrupt Vampiric Scepter.
- Increased Mogul’s Mail’s HP per stack to 7.
- Reduced Zhonya’s Paradox AP to 40.
- Reduced Zephyr’s team attack speed bonus to 2%.
Augment Updates
- Cauterize and Fast Forward will no longer appear at 2-1.
- Completely disable the Assassin’s Toolbox and Support Golem II.
- Varying numerical adjustments to popular augments like Category Five, Hunting Frenzy, and Learning to Spell.
Dawn of Heroes Revival Final Changes
There’s only a few weeks to go before the Dawn of Heroes Revival ends on November 4, 2024. Yet, Riot Games still made critical adjustments to level up the fun and thrill in Teamfight Tactics. For patch 14.21, Riot brings in these game adjustments:
- Nightbringer shield values modified.
- Sentinel 10 mechanics updated.
- Spellweaver AP values increased.
- Multiple champion buffs, including Akshan, Kled, and Tristana.
Bug Fixes
Finally, they also made bug fixes to some issues that emerged in the previous patch updates. With this, you can expect smoother gameplay and strategy execution throughout. Here are the fixes they made:
- Lucky Gloves functionality
- Hands of Justice stacking
- Draconic Mastery Augment
- Various Dawn of Heroes Revival-specific bugs
Conclusion
This TFT 14.21 patch sets the final update for the Dawn of Heroes Revival! Players can enjoy playing with the latest adjustments until November 4, 2024. Ultimately, this patch brought in some major system changes, such as moving the Base Chibis purchase to the Rotating Shop and the removal of Treasure Golem Portals. Other than that, it disabled also some key items and augments such as Corrupt Vampiric Scepter, Assassin’s Toolbox, and Support Golem II.
Nonetheless, you may still complete the skill tree goals to earn permanent nameplates as you achieved Oracle and Visionary status. Luckily, the rewards will remain active until the end period of Magic n’ Mayhem.
