TFT Best comp for Pengu's Party 🎉 6 Year Bash

Overview

Exotech is a flexible and powerful comp, but its success heavily depends on item choices and proper execution around level 8. When played correctly, it can outscale most boards and deliver a strong finish.

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⭐ Key Priorities

• Item Check at the Start:
  Always scout your Exotech items early. Some are unfortunately unplayable, and if you’re forced into them, it’s better to pivot away from this comp.
• Level 8 Power Spike:
  Roll at level 8 for your core units at 2-star: Sejuani, Zeri, and Mordekaiser.
• Push for High Levels:
  After stabilizing, aim to push towards level 9 to finish your board.

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🧩 Early Game Strategy

• Aim for an Exotech opener with units like Jhin as your early-game carry.
• Focus on building a stable economy while setting up your frontline.
• Don’t rush your roll-down. Play for strong mid-game boards until you reach your level 8 spike.

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🔥 Level 8 Roll Down

At level 8, your goal is to stabilize by hitting:

• Sejuani 2⭐
• Zeri 2⭐
• Mordekaiser 2⭐

Flex your frontline with strong units from your shop:

• Renekton
• Garen
• Zac

Once stabilized, immediately push for higher levels depending on your economy to outscale your lobby.

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🎯 Best Item Holders

Carry	Core Items
Zeri	Guinsoo’s Rageblade, Gunblade, Infinity
Mordekaiser	Sunfire Cape, Gargoyle, Wamor
Aurora (with emblem)	Spear of Shojin, Jeweled Gauntlet, Hextech Gunblade

Tip: If you find an Exotech emblem, Aurora is the best possible user, as she greatly benefits from the bonus. If not, Viego is a solid secondary option.

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🧭 Positioning Tips

• Place Aurora or Jhin (early game) in the corner for maximum safety and DPS.
• Use Renekton or Garen as frontliners to soak damage.
• Protect Zeri in the backline, and make sure Mordekaiser is positioned to hit priority targets.

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✅ Pros & Cons

Pros:

• Flexible mid and late game
• High scaling potential with good items
• Can play a variety of frontline units

Cons:

• Highly dependent on proper Exotech items
• Needs a stable early game to reach level 8 roll-down
• Risky if contested

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🧩 Playstyle Summary

Start with an Exotech opener, stabilize your early game with Jhin as your carry, and build your economy. Roll down hard at level 8 to secure 2-star Sejuani, Zeri, and Mordekaiser. If you’re lucky with items and emblems, transition into a powerful late-game board by pushing levels and flexing strong frontliners. Watch out for item traps and always scout your lobby!

You can too play 7x Exotech

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Annie & Samira Carry – How to Play

🔹 Early Game Strategy

• Depending on your board strength, upgrades, and items, you have two main approaches:
  • If you have a strong board, push Level 4/5 early and try to win streak.
  • If your board is weak, consider losing the first 5 rounds intentionally to maintain economy—sometimes, forcing a win is not worth it.

🔹 Mid to Late Game Power Spikes

• This comp relies heavily on reaching Level 9, but that doesn’t mean we avoid rolling at Level 8 to stabilize.
• At Level 8, your goal is to 2-star two key frontline units:
  • Annie & Neeko (Neeko will hold your tank items temporarily, usually from Kobuko).
  • Don’t rely on hitting Kobuko or Samira at this stage—it can happen, but it’s not a consistent strategy.
• Once you’ve stabilized at Level 8, focus on pushing to higher levels.

🔹 Itemization & Final Units

• Your second carry is Samira, and she will hold AD items (these can be temporarily placed on Rengar, who also helps activate Street Demon in the mid-game).
• Utility Items:
  • Morellonomicon is great on Ziggs.
  • Thief’s Gloves (TG) is a strong flexible option.
• At Level 10, the ideal final units are Zac and Garen for extra frontline strength.

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Aphelios & Xayah How to Play

🔹 Core Itemization

In this composition, Evenshroud is significantly better than Last Whisper, but that doesn’t mean slamming Last Whisper is a bad choice!

🔹 Game Plan

• The key to this comp is fast Level 8.
• Early game depends on your board strength:
  • If you have a strong board, focus on building key items and pushing Level 4/5 early to maintain win streaks.
  • If your board is weak, consider losing the first 5 rounds intentionally to maintain economy—sometimes, there’s no point in forcing a win when it’s not possible.

🔹 Mid to Late Game Power Spikes

• At Level 8, the priority is to 2-star three core units:
  • Leona, Aphelios, and Xayah.
  • If you can’t 2-star both carries, having one of them + Leona upgraded is enough to start considering Level 9.
• Level 9 Power Spike: This is where the comp gets strong. The ideal additions here are:
  • Garen & Zac – these legends are universally strong and fit into any situation.
  • If you have a Marksman Emblem, you can drop Jinx on Miss Fortune
  • If you have a Vanguard Emblem, you can reach 6 Vanguard, adding extra durability.

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Anima Squad – How to Play

🔹 Early Game Strategy

• Thanks to the power of Anima Squad weapons, playing 3 or 5 Anima Squad in the early game gives you a strong board—focus on winning streaks and push Level 4/5 quickly.
• Temporary Item Holders:
  • AD Items → Vayne
  • AP Items → Seraphine
• A detailed weapon tier list will be available soon—stay tuned!

🔹 Mid to Late Game Power Spike

• The goal is to fast Level 8, where your two key 2-star upgrades are:
  • Xayah (primary carry)
  • Leona (main frontline)
• From there, Level 9/10 is the ideal path, allowing you to add strong legendary units like:
  • Renekton, Zac, or Garen

🔹 Essential Requirement

⚠️ Only play this comp if you have an Anima Squad Emblem! Without it, this composition loses a significant amount of power.

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Core Concept

This composition revolves around the high value synergy between Dynamo and Elise, leveraging high attack speed bonuses and strong frontline presence to create a powerful snowballing strategy.

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Opening Strategy

• Look for a strong frontline unit, an early Dynamo unit, or a Dynamo-related augment to anchor the comp from the start.

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Early Game

• Focus on crafting AP items for Morgana and Elise as early as possible.
• Pair them with durable frontline units to quickly establish a win streak.
• Early Dynamo synergies or augments help secure board control and economic stability.

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Mid Game

• At Stage 3, use some gold to reroll for Elise upgrades if needed.
• Aim for a Fast Level 8 in Stage 4 to maintain tempo.
• Prioritize stat-based and magic penetration items to maximize team damage and preserve HP.

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Late Game

• At Level 8, complete your core by adding 4 Bastion or Vanguard or 3 Mafio and 3/4 Dynamo units.
• If your HP is high, push for Level 9 and add 2-star 5-cost units to further optimize the board and secure top placements.

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