Overview of the TFT Set 14 Composition: The Sorcerers
In TFT Set 14, the Sorcerer composition can be activated at any rank on the battlefield, from level 1 to the highest level, with each unit offering different strengths. Although there are some weak synergy options, such as Morgana, who is not overly powerful, at level 2, any Sorcerer unit can significantly contribute to team synergy.
Moreover, the Sorcerer composition can synergize with many other compositions and provide a significant boost to overall spellcasting abilities. It can be said that Sorcerers have a low entry difficulty but still offer excellent efficiency to maintain high-level performance for players.
Building the Sorcerer Composition
Initially, players should prioritize champions like Morgana and Rhaast and utilize them right away, combining them with the Mystic units to enhance Rhaast’s power and increase defensive capabilities. However, players can also use gold to level up quickly, targeting important units such as Senna and Vex.
Conversely, if focusing on Rhaast as the primary carry, players need to acquire items like the Infinity Edge and Rabadon’s Deathcap. The third item can be a choice among increasing spell power (Shadow Cloak), healing (Hand of Justice), or spell damage (Void Staff).
At level 6, players must activate at least 4 Sorcerers and 2 Mystic units to defend against the opponents. This is a critical stage when players need to manage their economy (for rolling and leveling up), monitor health if losing, and equip champions with essential items. Additionally, if playing Senna, it is necessary to have this unit at least at 2 stars, while for Rhaast, it should ideally be close to 3 stars.
By the endgame, if focusing on Rhaast, the composition must include at least Rhaast at 3 stars. Additionally, Vex and Senna should be at least 2 stars with well-equipped items. Players can roll aggressively to add Renekton and complete their composition.
The ideal endgame composition at level 8 is: Gragas – Renekton – Cho’Gath – Rhaast – Zed/Leona – Vex – Senna – Morgana. If the Sorcerer trait is active, Zed should be included to maximize the highest activation level.
Strengths and Weaknesses of the Sorcerer Composition
This composition is primarily based on spellcasting and can effectively combine with many other units to diversify strengths or enhance overall power. However, Sorcerer units require a significant amount of items. Additionally, Rhaast and Vex/Senna are strong units that compete head-to-head. Therefore, players may need to reroll frequently to obtain the best units according to their desired power level.
