TFT patch 12.7 is the decisive update of Set 6 — with the World Championship set to be played on this patch, Riot isn’t trying to rock the boat too much. A dozen champions are receiving small changes, but Twinshot is being hit the hardest: here’s the full patch notes.
The TFT Gizmos & Gadgets World Championship is nearing, and so too the end of Set 6. However, with balance in a healthy spot following the mega 12.5 and 12.6 updates, TFT patch 12.7 is decidedly thin.
There’s still a couple of things on Riot’s radar: Twinshots being priority number one. The reroll-centric comp has been too flexible, and will be getting a downgrade.
However, that’s not all, with a handful of niche carries also getting a bit of assistance to perhaps crack into the meta again like Ashe, Seraphine, and Zeri. Plus, the usual assortment of Augment changes are coming too.
Here’s what you need to know about TFT patch 12.7.
What’s changing in TFT patch 12.7?
Major Twinshot nerfs gut popular comp
In case the patch 12.6 and b-side changes weren’t enough, Twinshot is getting nerfed yet again in TFT patch 12.7. The reroll comp — which could be played with innumerable carries — was one of the most flexible picks of the last two patches.
However, while specific champions have been spared from the nerfs, the trait and some of its Augments have not.
4 and 5 Twinshot buffs are being toned down, giving less AD across the board. Sharpshooter — which boosted the comp’s DPS significantly — is now a Prismatic Augment and didn’t receive any buffs, making it a very situational pick.
Hextech also suffered a similar fate, with the Hextech Unity and Crest Augments being removed, while Hextech Heart was bumped up to Gold tier.
These are the only major nerfs in the update though, with Riot focusing on fine tuning some edge-case carries to even out the meta even more.
Ashe, Seraphine, Zeri headline buffs list
There’s a smattering of buffs in TFT patch 12.7, but they’re by no means revolutionary. Carries Ashe, Seraphine, and Zeri headline the shortlist, each with small but impactful changes.
Ashe has gotten some of her Volley AD ratio back after big reroll nerfs earlier in the Set. Seraphine’s mana has also been cut, making her a bit better as a carry. Finally, a slight Zeri attack speed buff will let her charge up Lightning Crash a bit quicker, reducing downtime.
Outside of these units, Ahri, Caitlyn, Cho’Gath, Galio, Kha’Zix, Tryndamere and Senna are getting buffs. This is on top of the Scholar and Yordle trait, making them more tempting to chase with bigger late-game bonuses.
A number of Augment changes have also been made.
You can find the full TFT patch 12.7 notes below, courtesy of Riot. The patch rolls out on April 13.
TFT patch 12.7 notes
Champions
1-cost
Caitlyn
- Max Mana buff: 0/110 ⇒ 0/100
2-cost
Ashe
- Bugfix: Ashe’s Mana is now 30/60 as intended
- Volley Attack Damage ratio: 100% ⇒ 110%
3-cost
Cho’Gath
- Health: 700 ⇒ 750
Senna
- Piercing Darkness base Damage: 80/120/180 ⇒ 100/140/200
Tryndamere
- Spinning Slash base Damage: 50/75/100 ⇒ 70/90/110
4-cost
Ahri
- Orb of Deception Damage: 125/190/450 ⇒ 135/200/450
Jhin
- Max Mana nerf: 0/50 ⇒ 0/60
Kha’Zix
- Void Assault jump speed increased
Seraphine
- Mana buff: 80/150 ⇒ 70/130
5-cost
Galio
- Colossal Entrance percent max Health Damage: 8% ⇒ 10%
Viktor
- Max Mana nerf: 0/140 ⇒ 0/145
Zeri
- Attack Speed: 0.8 ⇒ 0.9
Traits
Scholar
- Mana: 5/10/20 ⇒ 5/15/25
Twinshot
- Attack Damage: 10/25/45/80 ⇒ 10/25/40/70
Yordle
- Yordle 6 Mana Reduction: 25% ⇒ 30%
Augments
Double Trouble I/II/III
- Bonus AD, AP, Armor, and MR: 30/40/50 ⇒ 25/35/45
Electrocharge I/II/III
- Electrocharge I: 50/65/80/95 ⇒ 60/75/90/105
- Electrocharge II: 75/95/115/135 ⇒ 85/105/125/145
- Electrocharge III: 90/120/150/180 ⇒ 105/135/165/200
- Electrocharge no longer appears on Stage 4-6
Enchanter Soul (Prismatic)
- Additional gold: 8 ⇒ 12
Featherweights I/II/III
- No longer appears on Stage 4-6
Four Score (Silver)
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- Tier: Gold ⇒ Silver
Golden Ticket (Prismatic)
- Chance for free refresh: 45% ⇒ 50%
Hextech Crest (Gold)
- Removed
Hextech Heart (Gold)
- Tier: Silver ⇒ Gold
Hextech Unity (Silver)
- Removed
High Five (Gold)
- Tier: Prismatic ⇒ Gold
Irresistible Charm (Gold)
- Tier: Silver ⇒ Gold
Junkyard (Gold)
- No longer appears on Stage 3-3
- Amount of Turns for a Component: 3 ⇒ 4
Keepers I/II
- Adjacent allies shield value: 150/225 ⇒ 160/240
Lifelong Learning (Silver)
- No longer appears on Stage 3-3
- Already does not appear on Stage 4-6
Luden’s Echo I/II/III
- No longer appears on Stage 4-6
Makeshift Armor III (Prismatic)
- Armor & Magic Resist: 80 ⇒ 75
Mercenary Crest (Gold)
- No longer appears on Stage 4-6 when it’s too late to start stacking losses effectively
Mercenary Heart (Silver)
- No longer appears on Stage 4-6 when it’s too late to start stacking losses effectively
Pirates (Gold)
- 1 gold drop on kill chance: 50% ⇒ 66%
Rich Get Richer (Gold)
- No longer appears on Stage 3-3
- Already does not appear on Stage 4-6
Scholar Crest (Gold)
- Removed
Sharpshooter (Prismatic)
- Tier: Gold ⇒ Prismatic
Sniper’s Nest (Gold)
- Tier: Silver ⇒ Gold
So Small (Gold)
- Dodge chance: 30% ⇒ 25%
Spell Blade (Gold)
- Ability Power scaling on basic attack after casting an ability: 200% ⇒ 180%
Stand United I/II/III
- No longer appears on Stage 1-4 when it’s too difficult to utilize
Stored Power (Silver)
- No longer appears on Stage 3-3 when it’s too late to stack
Thieving Rascals (Gold)
- No longer appears on Stage 3-3
- Chance for a Yordle to spawn with a pilfered component: 40% to 33%
Tiny Titans (Silver)
- Tier: Gold ⇒ Silver
Trade Sector (Gold)
- No longer appears on Stage 3-3 (Already does not appear on Stage 4-6)
Triforce I/II/III
- Attack Speed: 23/33/43% ⇒ 13/23/33%
True Twos (Gold)
- No longer appears on Stage 3-3 (Already does not appear on Stage 4-6)
Twinshot Soul (Prismatic)
- Additional Gold: 8 ⇒ 4
Windfall (Prismatic)
- Gold: 18/30/45 ⇒ 20/35/55
Woodland Charm (Prismatic)
- Health: 1600 ⇒ 1800
Woodland Trinket (Prismatic)
- Removed
Underdogs (Silver)
- No longer appears on Stage 4-6
Verdant Veil (Prismatic)
- No longer appears on Stage 1-4
Systems
Emotes
- Use the center emote in the emote wheel pre-game loadout to change what emote plays when your Tactician jumps out of portals.
Bug fixes
- Fixed an issue reducing some Augments’ appearance rates on Stage 1-4.
- No longer compensating: Veigar now correctly only attacks once between casts (down from two) when he gains enough mana to repeat cast via the following: Blue Battery 1 + Blue Battery 2 + 6 Yordle + Radiant Blue Buff.