TFT: Compo Lumière, Soulmates and Lunar on Teamfight Tactics

When a Light unit dies, the other Light units gain 30% attack speed and heal themselves for 20% of the max HP of the unit that just died.

Every 7 seconds, your team gains 15% Critical Hit Chance, 15% Critical Damage, and 15% Magic Damage (this bonus stacks up to 4 times).

Instead of dying, the first Soul Mate unit that dies in a round enters the Spirit World. It then becomes untargetable and continues to fight as long as the other Soulmate unit is alive.

All allies receive +40 magic resistance.

Defenders gain +150% Armor.

For the composition to work, you need a Talisman of Light. This will usually go to Senna, since it will be your alternative carry, or in any case the one that will allow Lucian to be strong. the morellonomicon allows all allies affected by the bonus damage on impact to apply it, while theGuardian angel is used to temporize to give that his partner can type longer with the bonus Soulmates.

Senna will generally want all three of these items and doesn't really use any other interesting items. If you can't have Spatula, you will need to remove an element from your composition to add Jax ou Vayne a residue one 6 Lights.

Lucian's ultimate sends more bullets when he has a lot of attack speed, which will happen very quickly with the bonus Light. Since it applies effects on impact, the giant slayer is the best object he can have. The bonus Lunar increasing critical chance and damage, Precious Gauntlet makes sense to boost his ultimate's damage even further.

Besides these items, Lucian can use other effects on impact:  Hush against spell casters and  sword breaker against Assassins ou Prowlers. In the absence of a Precious Gauntlet, he can also use a  Infinity blade or a  Discount headdress. Finally, a  Last breath will be useful if you face a lot of Défenseurs.

Yorick acts as the main tank in this composition. It can therefore be fitted with a Guardian angel to ensure it's ultimate, or other more classic tank items:  Warmog, living armor,  Gripper trap,  Zephyr,  dragon claw...

The strongest option is obviously to find Lux Light. If you get it, and you have your Talisman of Light, then you can add it to your composition alongside Jax ( Vayne) for the bonus 9 Lights. It is also possible to play it instead of Nasus et Aatrox and add new units instead while remaining in 6 Lights. 

Zed ()


Azir ()

Among the various interesting units to add at the end of the game, the synergy Summoner is very attractive. Since the creatures summoned from Yorick perform like champions Light, Summoners' HP bonus will allow them to be stronger and restore more HP to allies when they die. Annie et Zed are then interesting, especially if you give the Talisman of Light and Guardian angel to the latter, even if it means selling your Senna and put another without objects.

Zed Light is one of the strongest endgame transitions, this one healing everyone whenever one of its clones dies, including its own. Also, if you have 8 units Light (including Zed), you will unlock the 9 synergy bonus when he creates a clone, which is counted as a new champion.

If you want to play Summoner but you can't find Zed, another option is also to use Azir in secondary carry with the object of Light and Lance de shojin. This one deals huge damage, especially if you unlock it level 3, and benefits hugely from attack speed.

Finally, you can also keep your Senna Light and pass it 3 level, then add a strong unit individually (like amumu, taric, Lux Clouds...), or even get rid of Leona et Karma for the benefit ofamumu et Nami for example for more controls.

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