

TFT‘s newest seasonal set, Set 6 Gizmos and Gadgets, has brought with it some small changes to the recipes that build combined items in the game. To help players transition over to the new updates, The Game Haus has created a TFT Item Cheat Sheet to help players keep track of how to build their desired items.
The TFT Item Cheat Sheet can be accessed from the featured image from this article or can be seen and downloaded from the image below. If any items are changed, updated or taken out of the game, this article will be updated accordingly and the images replaced with correct updates.
[Related: How to Download the PBE and Play TFT Set 6]

TFT Item Cheat Sheet Set 6
TFT Set 6 Gizmos and Gadgets will not be one that people need a Cheat Sheet for in most situations. This is because most of the items haven’t changed and there are no longer any Shadow Items or Radiant Items for players to worry about. Shadow Items were unique to TFT Set 5 Reckoning. They have replaced these items for a new mechanic called Hextech Augments. Players can find out all about Hextech Augments here.
The only new item is the Tactician’s Crown. This is just a double spatula to give players an extra unit slot for their composition. Going forward, players should expect this to stay in the game as the new double spatula item. The reason likely is that the item, Force of Nature, that was being used earlier is actually back in League of Legends. It should help to keep people from being confused. Other than that, it is all about relearning the Spatula items for the new traits.
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