TFT Set 15 Guide: How to Play Edgelord

Welcome to our trait guide, where we’ll be covering the Edgelord trait in the new TFT Set 15: K.O. Coliseum. In this guide, we’ll explain how Edgelord works, cover the different champions, and give a quick rundown of the other potential traits you could branch into.

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Edgelord Trait Bonus

Edgelords gain Omnivamp and Attack Damage. While attacking enemies under 50% Health, they gain 40% Attack Speed.

• (2) 10% Omnivamp, 15% AD
• (4) 12% Omnivamp, 35% AD
• (6) 15% Omnivamp, 50% AD

Edgelords are great at sustaining themselves in longer fights thanks to their inherent Omnivamp. Gaining increased Attack Speed against low Health targets also helps them consistently apply more pressure. Going vertical may be a bit overkill, but as far as two-piece bonuses go this is a great one to pick up, even when it only benefits the Edgelords themselves.

Edgelord Synergy

Here’s a rundown of the traits you can branch into from Edgelord:

• Shen – The Crew / Bastion
• Xayah – Star Guardian
• Yasuo – Mentor
• Samira – Soul Fighter
• Volibear – Luchador
• Yone – Mighty Mech

Unfortunately there are no additional synergies between any of the Edgelords, though given the ability you’re going to want a pair regardless.

Shen The Crew Bastion Edgelord 2g

Shen’s ability shields himself before empowering the next few attacks with true damage. Simple on the surface, but with three traits at 2-cost he’ll make a very nice inclusion into many comps. The combination of Bastion + Edgelord gives him great splash potential, opening your options if you do decide to go The Crew route.

Xayah Star Guardian Edgelord 2g

Xayah gains increased attack speed for a few attacks, then deals physical damage to her target and two nearby foes. She’s a pretty straightforward backline carry, but with her unique Star Guardian bonus, she also deals magic damage on every third attack. Edgelord synergies probably won’t fit if you go vertical, but it does unlock some nice bonuses during the early to mid game.

Yasuo Mentor Edgelord 3g

Yasuo’s Unsheath the Storm deals physical damage to the three nearest enemies. As a Mentor, his unique ability grants Attack Speed to your entire team, making him a great addition to many comps. Edgelord pairs very well with this, getting you more than your money’s worth when you put them together.

Samira Soul Fighter Edgelord 4g

Samira’s Soul Shot ability deals damage to her target, then she dashes a short distance while building up stacks of Omnivamp and “Style”. Once acquiring enough stacks (up to 4), her full power triggers, casting Inner Arsenal Unleashed. This deals a ton of damage to a group of enemies before resetting back to zero. Between her ability, Edgelord, and Soul Fighter, Samira can stack up a ton of power and sustain during combat.

Volibear Luchador Edgelord 4g

Volibear passively deals extra physical damage every few attacks, plus immediately slams his foes when they become his new target. Once Ursine Instinct activates, he gains increased Attack Speed, Omnivamp, and crowd control immunity. Combine all of this with Edgelord + Luchador and you can only begin to imagine just how durable he is. Assuming you can enable both traits, Volibear will be a tough nut to crack.

Yone Mighty Mech Edgelord 5g

Yone gains both Attack and Movement Speed after every attack, while also alternating between dealing bonus magic damage or true damage. As for his active ability, it sends an echo towards the furthest two enemies, dealing a ton of physical damage while knocking them up. There’s no cap on his speeds, meaning the longer the fight goes, the more threatening he becomes. A perfect match with Edgelord.

• Cooking Pot: At the start of each turn, all units holding a Frying Pan or Spatula item grant the nearest champion 40 permanent Health. Gain a Frying Pan.
• Gain The Edge: Edgelords now gain up to 200% of their Attack Speed bonus the lower health their target is. Gain a Shen and Xayah.
• Twilight Assault: Gain a Shen. Your strongest Shen becomes a ranged Marksman gaining +3 Range. His ability no longer shields but instead deals additional damage.
• Edgelord Circlet: Gain an Edgelord Emblem, a Samira, and a Recurve Bow.
• Edgelord Crown: Gain an Edgelord Emblem, a Bloodthirster, and a Shen.

Team comps are very fickle, but we’ll try to keep this section updated with the best team comps you can play around.

☑️ 6 Edgelord Volibear

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☑️ 6 Edgelord Reroll

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Thanks for reading! If you want to try and come up with your own team comps for Set 15, check out our Team Builder. For a full overview on the new set, check out our TFT Set 15 Blog Page.