

TFT has finally unveiled one of it’s biggest patches yet in Patch 9.19. While it has already been known for some time that the Void Ranger Assassin, Kai’Sa, would be entering the game alongside several new items, the official notes have finally been confirmed. Below is an overview of the new additions set to go live tomorrow as well as the major buffs and nerfs that are coming alongside them.

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Several new items are coming to TFT due to the addition of a new component item called Sparring Gloves, which give the holder +10% Crit and +10% Dodge chance. A full list of the new items coming from combining Sparring Gloves with the games other items, as well as their icons, can be accessed by clicking on this link. These are mostly intact from the initial announcement, only with a few slight changes to their names.

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The devs remarked that games were ending slightly quicker than preferred, so changes are being made to the amount of damage taken.
The following changes are being made to the Mystery Box system, which the devs remark as being a positive addition to the game, just something in need of some fine-tuning.
[Related: TFT Commits to a Competitive Scene Starting in 2020, Confirms Monthly Player Base of Over 33 Million]
The 9.19 patch notes can be accessed in their entirety by clicking on this link to the official announcement.
These changes are all set to go live tomorrow, in the meantime, be sure to check out the latest Origin, Class, Champion and Item tier lists from The Game Haus and stay tuned for more upcoming news on the latest patches and tournaments.
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