[Top 3] TFT Best Swain Builds That Are Powerful

Best Swain Builds in TFT
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Swain has almost been in every season with his different traits, and this time he comes in on the frontlines, dealing and sustaining tonnes of damage.

Swain knows how to use his transformation to take out his enemies.

In this article, we will talk about the combos to place Swain within, his best items, and how to make sure you scare your enemies to death.

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Swain is a great pick in both the early and late rounds, as he can deal tons of damage while also sustaining a lot as he shares some of the strongest traits.

Swain shares the Noxus trait, which gives him tons of bonuses, and the Strategist trait, which gives the whole team shields or AP based on where they are located on the board.

Swain also shares the Sorcerer trait, which makes him a great magician who deals a lot of damage.

Swain’s stats, traits, and items are all to be discussed down below to make sure you take out your enemies and win your games.

 

Best Swain builds in TFT Set 9

Swain’s stats:

  • Cost: 2 Gold
  • Health: 800 / 1440 / 2592
  • Mana: 40 / 80
  • Armor: 50
  • MR: 50
  • Ability Power: 100
  • DPS: 29 / 53 / 95
  • Damage: 45 / 81 / 146
  • Atk Spd: 0.65
  • Crit Rate: 25%
  • Range: 2

 

Swain’s traits:

1. Noxus

Noxus champions gain Health, Ability Power and Attack Damage. This is increased by 10% for each different opponent that either you have conquered in combat or is dead.

  • 3 160 Health, 16 Ability Power, 16% Attack Damage
  • 6 300 Health, 28 Ability Power, 28% Attack Damage
  • 9 500 Health, 45 Ability Power, 45% Attack Damage

2. Sorcerer

Sorcerers gain bonus Ability Power.

When an enemy dies after being damaged by a Sorcerer, they deal a percentage of that enemy's maximum Health to another enemy.

  • 2 25 Ability Power; 10% max Health
  • 4 50 Ability Power; 10% max Health
  • 6 80 Ability Power; 12% max Health to 2 enemies
  • 8 120 Ability Power; 20% max Health to 2 enemies

3. Strategist

Combat Start: Allies in the front 2 rows gain a Shield for 15 seconds. Allies in the back 2 rows gain Ability Power.

  • 2 200 shield; 15 Ability Power
  • 3 350 shield; 25 Ability Power
  • 4 500 shield; 40 Ability Power
  • 5 800 shield; 60 Ability Power

 

Swain’s ability

 Demonflare

Transform and gain % Ability Power max Health for 5 seconds. While transformed, deal magic damage to enemies within 2 hexes every second.

  • Health Bonus: 425% / 450% / 480%
  • Damage: 25% / 40% / 60%

 

Carousel priority:

These are the components you would need to focus on since the very first circle in order as you will need them to build up the required items for the team in most of the comps you will find bellow:

 

Swain’s best items

1. Ionic Spark

50% Shred enemies within 2 hexes. When enemies cast an Ability, they are also zapped for magic damage equal to 160% of their maximum Mana.

2. Sunfire Cape

Grant 100 bonus Health. Every 2 seconds, an enemy within 2 hexes is 10% Burned and 33% Wounded for 10 seconds.

3. Warmog’s Armor

Grant 500 bonus Health.

 

Best comps for Swain

3. TO VICTORY

Synergies:

  • 6 Noxus
  • 3 Shurima
  • 2 Juggernaut
  • 2 Strategist

This is a typical level 8 reroll with solid economy to ensure that you level up your primary characters so you can win.

In order for the noxus members to endure enough damage, Katarina and Azir serve as the key damage producers in this composition.

Best setup for this comp:

1. Azir, a Shurima who gains increased attack speed and healing and shares the strategist trait, which gives the frontline greater tankiness and the backline more damage, is one of the key damage dealers in the game.

2. Katarina is your second primary damage dealer since she possesses the noxus trait, which gives her extra stats that increase her resistance to damage and make her blades a deadly weapon.

3. Sion makes a fantastic front-line tank because he can take a tonne of damage without dying, and if he does, he will simply reappear and deliver more damage.

4. Darius is one of the best frontlines in TFT since he can take a lot of punishment while still doing more harm.

5. Nasus is a fantastic frontline player who shares the Jaggernaut trait with Darius, making them both stronger tanks.

6. In order to buy time for the backlines to inflict the necessary damage, Kled will be bolstering the noxus trait and taking a lot of punishment.

7. Swain should be chosen because he can strengthen both the Strategist and the Noxus qualities.

8. Cassiopia is a fantastic choice for the backlines, particularly early on in the game when she can deliver a ton of damage from there.

2. SPAMMMM

Synergies:

  • 4 Multicaster
  • 3 Yordle
  • 3 Strategist
  • 3 Demacia

This competition is focused on low-cost champions and sorcery and multicasting qualities.

With a strong economy and a slow level 8 reroll, you may ensure that your game is won and that the lower-tier champions reach level 3.

Optimal group for this build:

1. Teemo will serve as the primary damage dealer and share the multicasting and yordle traits, allowing him to hurl two mushrooms as opposed to one.

2. Poppy is a smart choice for the front lines because she exhibits yordle and demacia characteristics.

3. Despite suffering injuries on the battlefield, Kled is the third yordle.

4. The third member of the demacia, Jarvan IV, will startle adversaries.

5. As a multicasting and demacia member, Sona will be causing significant damage from the backlines.

6. Vel'Koz, the third member of the multicasting group, will be able to do some significant damage from the backlines.

7. Taliyah is the fourth multicasting member to double-kick opponents.

8. Swain will suffer significant harm in the front lines.

1. BLEEDING SAND

Synergies:

  • 6 Noxus
  • 5 Shurima
  • 2 Strategist
  • 2 Jaggernaut

To achieve the required synergies, this combo needs at least 2 more emblems, specifically the noxus and shurima.

Make sure to get your mains to level 2 or 3 to get the most out of this comp because this is a fast reroll to level 8 with amazing economy.

The main damage producers in this composition are Cassiopia and Azir.

Best setup for this comp:

1. Azir, a Shurima who gains increased attack speed and healing and shares the strategist trait, which gives the frontline greater tankiness and the backline more damage, is one of the key damage dealers in the game.

2. Sion is a fantastic tank on the front lines since he can take a ton of damage and, if he does, he won't actually die; instead, he will simply come back and deliver more damage.

3. Darius is one of the best frontlines in TFT since he can take a lot of punishment while still doing more harm.

4. Nasus and Darius are both excellent frontline players that share the Juggernaut trait, which makes them both stronger tanks.

5. Swain should be chosen because he can strengthen both the Strategist and the Noxus qualities.

6. Cassiopia is a fantastic choice for the backlines, particularly early on in the game when she can deliver a ton of damage from there.

7. Samira will increase the noxus trait while dealing strong damage from the backlines and tearing through the armor of the opposition.

8. K'Sante is one of the most crucial selections because he possesses the Shurima attribute and can easily remove an opponent's major champion off the field.

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