Teamfight Tactics’ newest set, Remix Rumble, was officially announced this past week and is already live on the PBE (test servers). Remix Rumble is TFT’s 10th set and feels like the “greatest hits” of all the last sets in one.
If you’re eager to play the newest set, you can do so through the PBE. This is an environment designed for playtesting the set while it’s in beta, allowing for the discovery and reporting of bugs, while also giving Riot a chance to collect some data for champion, trait, item, and augment balancing.
The PBE is a great way to test out comps earlier and see what works. But it’s also exclusive access to those who are accepted into it. For everyone else, you need to wait until Set 10 hits the live servers.
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Teamfight Tactics Remix Rumble release date
Teamfight Tactics Remix Rumble will be dropped on the PBE on November 7th, 2023. Available for testing, the Public Beta Environment will host the set for about two weeks before it moves over to the live servers.
TFT Set 10 Remix Rumble’s Traits Explained
As Riot Games said, in this TFT Set 10 Remix Rumble, players are the “DJs” and they can mix and match various genres of music with the many in-game bands of the Runettera universe. Since this set’s theme is all about music, players will come across familiar faces from League of Legends’ musicverse.
K/DA
The K/DA trait features Ahri, Akali, Neeko, Seraphine, Kai’sa, Evelynn, and TFT-exclusive member Lillia. According to Riot Games, “These POP/STARS light up special hexes that grant bonus stats. K/DA members on these hexes go All Out and get MORE bonuses.“
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HEARTSTEEL
Riot Games defined this trait, “HEARTSTEEL is out to steal Hearts! Earn Hearts (and sympathy!) by slaying foes & losing combat, then turn those Hearts into loot!” The units under the HEARTSTEEL trait are Sett, Aphelios, Ezreal, Kayn, K’Sante, and Yone.
True Damage
In addition to bonus true damage, True Damage units gain a Bling bonus when you itemize them. This effect is somewhat similar to Cybernetics from Set 3. The units under this trait are Yasuo, Ekko, Akali, Qiyana, and Senna.
Pentakill
Pentakill members receive damage reduction and bonus damage, increasing as they score kills. When your Pentakill team scores a pentakill, they get massive bonuse. The units under the Pentakill trait are Kayle, Karthus, Mordekaiser, Yorick, Olaf, and Viego.
Disconauts
Disconauts units summon a placeable disco ball that is capable of healing allies and granting them attack speed. The Disconaut units are Gragas, Taric, Twisted Fate, Blitzcrank, and Nami
Big Sad
Talking about this trait, Riot Games said, “Small units, Big Sad. The Emo’s trait’s brooding band harnesses the power of Tears to cast more spells, especially* when allies die.“
The Big Sad units are as follows:
- Annie
- Vex
- Poppy
- Amumu
Desperado
Desperado or Country will be the summoning trait of TFT Set 10. It will work similar to Cultist and Abomination trait. Units under Desperado will summon Hecarim who will ride in to save the day. The units are Urgot, Samira, Thresh, and Tahm Kench.
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Glitterbomb
We don’t have much detail about Glitterbomb but the trait consists of just two units and they are Ziggs and Lulu.
Superfans
Superfans reportedly help boost their Headliner, granting them radiant items based on the trait tier. The units are Gnar and Kennen.
Freeflow
Not much is known about this Freeflow except for the fact that Bard and his meeps are under this trait.
Anarchists
According to Riot Games, “The Punk trait’s Anarchists make their own rules! Your first reroll each round costs 1 gold, and Anarchist members get extra stats for each reroll.” This band comprises Jinx, Pantheon, Vi, and Twitch.
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Teamfight Tactics Remix Rumble mechanics
Portals
Portals are back once again! Like in Set 9, portals will be available to be voted on during the start of the game. However, these portals aren’t quite as game-changing as Set 9, but will still add more complexity to each match.
Legends
Legends have been a hot topic since its opening in Set 9. Riot has seen how Legends can have a negative effect on the meta and is therefore removing them in Set 10. The developers are looking to explore and iterate a bit more on Legends before thinking about revisiting it in the future.
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Augments
Augments are sticking around for Set 10. Riot has also noted that they’ve made new augments that will join the roster when the new set drops.
Headliners
The Chosen mechanic is returning with a bang in Set 10. Headliners are special units that occasionally appear in your store.
Like Chosen, Headliners will also grant +1 to one of their traits, and will automatically be bought at 2 stars.
Unlike Chosen, Headliners will each have a specific headliner effect, that empowers them and their abilities.
