TFT Patch 13.11 Patch Notes Release Date and Updates
by Reshwanth A | Updated Jun 01, 2023
Team Fight Tactics
Teamfight Tactics (TFT) is an auto battler game developed and published by Riot Games. The game serves as a spinoff of the immensely popular MOBA, League of Legends, and draws inspiration from Dota Auto Chess. TFT offers a unique and strategic gameplay experience, where players engage in online battles against seven other opponents, striving to construct the most powerful team and emerge as the last player standing.
Initially released as a game mode within League of Legends for Windows and macOS in June 2019, TFT gained significant popularity and later became a standalone game available on Android and iOS platforms in March 2020. Notably, the game features cross-platform play, allowing players from different devices to compete against each other. Developed and published by Riot Games, TFT continues to captivate players with its engaging auto-battler mechanics and multiplayer gameplay.
TFT Patch 13.11 patch notes
STAGE 2-6 PORTALS
Always a Portal!
STAGE 3-3 PORTALS
ALWAYS A PORTAL!
STAGE 4-3 PORTALS
THERE ARE SO MANY PORTALS!?!?!?!?!?!?
EGGS
With our introduction of Treasure Realms it’s finally time to remove Eggs from the store. Patch 13.11 will be the last patch to purchase eggs, but you’ll still be able to hold and open them past patch 13.12. You can read more about Treasure Realms here.
PRIDE
In addition to our new and returning content, here’s a reminder that you can give your Tactician a rainbow trail of choice by equipping any of the League of Legend Pride Icons, available from the store for 1 Blue Essence. There will be more information on all Pride cosmetics on June 1st coming from Riot’s best looking writer.
PRIDE COSMETICS
Dip into the Convergence with a brand new Pride emote! Alongside our new Emote, our Pride booms are making a comeback.
LARGE CHANGES
Large, like the amount of PORTALS IN NORMALS!?
TRAITS
InfiniTeam has too much power early in the game. We’re happy with where InfiniTeam 7 is so we’re leaving it in the same place: infinity…or 85%.
Quickdraw has suffered as a vertical ever since we nerfed Lucian and Miss Fortune. We’re a bit slow on the draw here, but the trait should be more rewarding to commit to now.
Star Guardian is getting a new friend and with his arrival, it becomes easier to splash in the trait, so we’re shipping a nerf to everything but Star Guardian 8 to compensate. The friend is Urgot. Sorry, I’m just so excited.
UNITS: TIER 1
Gangplank gets an Attack Speed buff that’ll make him more powerful with Duelist and as a holder for AD items if you feel so inclined—but maybe use Kayle here because…
Kayle is getting some considerable buffs to make her less of a dead unit in Underground and Duelist vertical. Maybe win-streak Underground will make a rise? Not likely though.
We’re shipping a VERY big buff to 3-star Lux that goes past our 50% framework of power increases for 3-star units. So try her out, especially with her Hero Augment, Illuminating Singularity!
UNITS: TIER 2
Fiora is getting tankier for the next few seconds after her cast. Pair her with Bloodthirster, Death’s Dance, and Infinity Edge not because those items are good on her, but because she really likes swords, so it’d be a nice thing to do.
UNITS: TIER 3
Rammus is leaving the set with a bang. Mort has finally come to terms with Rammus and decided to give him an additional buff to the armor granted on his passive. This buff is equal to what Mort would rate his affections for Rammus on a scale of 1 to 10. Together, with you, Mort, and Rammus, we’ve made some huge steps this set and I’d like to thank you all for coming along this journey of Mort’s personal growth and discovery of his feelings towards Rammus. Rammus will not be returning next set.
UNITS: TIER 4
Bel’Veth gets a buff that will allow her Endless Banquet to approach endlessness faster.
Neeko hasn’t had her chance to shine much in this set. Maybe it’s because she’s too busy trying to be other people and not herself. We love Neeko for who she is and are shipping a buff for that reason—and because she’s a bit underpowered.
UNITS: TIER 5
We’re giving our underperforming 5-costs some love to make sure they go out as heroes!
Monsters Attack! began with the biggest Star Guardian superfan's misguided attempts to join the team. And with our final patch, dreams (and memes) really do come true as Urgot is now a Star Guardian. His Undertow wave now also gives you a 1-star copy of any unit it does lethal (read: befriending) damage to. To compensate for this added power we’ve had to nerf his mana significantly. Bring on the friendship waves!
HERO AUGMENTS
We’re buffing ALL the Hero Augments that have even been slightly underperforming. Give them a try!
BUG FIXES
TFT Patch 13.11 full notes release date
Teamfight Tactics (TFT) Patch 13.11, released on [June 1, 2023], brought a plethora of exciting changes and updates to the game. This highly anticipated patch introduced a variety of adjustments to traits, units, and the egg system. Notable changes included tweaks to the Infinite Health and Damage, Quickdraw Bonus Damage, and Star Guardian Mana Generation.
Additionally, several units across different tiers, such as Gangplank, Kayle, Rammus, Aatrox, and Leona, received balance changes to enhance gameplay diversity. The Hero Augment system was also revamped, with modifications to abilities and effects for champions like Lucian, Poppy, Renekton, Wukong, Fiora, Malphite, Shen, Bel'Veth, Ekko, Miss Fortune, Janna, and Syndra. Bug fixes were implemented as well, addressing issues with arenas and character animations. TFT Patch 13.11 aimed to enhance gameplay balance, provide new strategic opportunities, and deliver an improved experience for players in the ever-evolving world of Teamfight Tactics.
TFT Patch 13.11 patch notes buffs
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TFT Patch 13.11 patch notes - FAQs
Teamfight Tactics (TFT) is an auto battler game developed and published by Riot Games. It is a strategy-based game mode within League of Legends where players construct teams and compete against others to be the last ones standing.
In TFT, you start by drafting and purchasing champions from various origins and classes. You then position them on a grid-based board and watch them automatically battle against other players' teams. The goal is to create synergistic combinations, upgrade your champions, and make strategic decisions to outlast your opponents.
Traits in TFT are characteristics or affiliations shared by certain groups of champions. They provide unique bonuses and synergies when specific combinations of champions with matching traits are on the board. Traits play a vital role in shaping team composition and strategy in TFT.
Champions and items can be acquired in several ways in TFT. During rounds, you earn gold which can be spent to purchase champions from the shared pool. Items are obtained by combining basic components dropped during battles. Additionally, there are special rounds and carousel rounds where you can select champions and items.