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All The Important Details About the Teamfight Tactics Set 17 Mechanic

Space Gods, the newest Teamfight Tactics Set
Image of Teamfight Tactics Set 17 launch, courtesy of Riot Games

The set mechanic for Space Gods of Teamfight Tactics is a simplistic one. However, there are crucial details that everyone should know for the mechanic. These can be the difference in many of your games. Thanks to various sites, we have access to the data regarding the mechanic. Here is everything you need to master the set mechanic for Space Gods in Teamfight Tactics.

Teamfight Tactics: The Space Gods Themselves

The Ekko Concept Art as a god in Set 17 for Teamfight Tactics
Image of Ekko, courtesy of Riot Games

There are nine Space Gods. In each Teamfight Tactics game, only two will appear. Each one presents choices and a final boon, should you side with them. There are three times that the Space Gods appear. On Stage 2-4, 3-4, and 4-4. Each time, you have a choice between the offers. Each offer will come with an additional component.

After you make your choice, Pengu will present you with his own options. These will always be champions of various costs. Once you side with a Space God twice, they will grant you their boon on Stage 4-7. The Space Gods replace the carousel for this set. It is the first time in the game’s history that the carousel will not be present. There are also no encounters for Set 17.

  • Ahri
    • Economy
    • Blessing: Gain 2 gold, 2 XP, and 2 rerolls each round.
  • Aurelion Sol
    • Complete quests for rewards
    • Blessing: Choose one of three trials to prove yourself to Aurelion Sol.
  • Evelyn
    • Trade-off rewards
    • Blessing: Your team gains 10% durability. Lose an additional 1 health when you lose combat.
  • Ekko
    • Future Benefits
    • Blessing: Gain the Anomaly item, which provides unique bonuses based on the role.
  • Kayle
    • Components
    • Blessing: Upgrade a random completed item to Radiant.
  • Soraka
    • Tactician HP and team HP
    • Blessing: Team gains 2 HP per missing Tactician health. +1 current and max health Tactician each round.
  • Thresh
    • Random rewards
    • Blessing: After each player combat, roll a die. Gain rewards based on the result.
  • Varus
    • Units, Duplicators, and shop changes
    • Blessing: Your team gains 10 health for each total star level in your army. Increase your 5 cost odds by 4%.
  • Yasuo
    • Powered-up hexes
    • Blessing: Increase of the power of Yasuo’s hexes by 50%. If you only have 2 hexes, gain 12 gold.

Pengu’s Rules

Space Gods Set 17 for Teamfight Tactics
Image of Teamfight Tactics Space Gods, courtesy of Riot Games

One of the benefits of the Teamfight Tactics carousel was that you could get specific if you were losing. With Set 17, that does not exist. However, Pengu has a plan for you. Players lower in the scoreboard will have better unit options presented to them. The information gained comes from the Little Buddy Bot website. The rules are as follows:

Stage 2

  • 1st/2nd
    • 2-cost champion
    • 1-cost champion and 1 gold
    • 1-cost champion and 1 gold
  • 3rd/4th
    • 2-cost champion
    • 2-cost champion
    • 1-cost champion and 1 gold
  • 5th/6th
    • 3-cost champion
    • 2-cost champion and 1 gold
    • 2-star 1-cost champion
  • 7th/8th
    • 3-cost champion
    • 3-cost champion
    • 2-star 1-cost champion

Stage 3

  • 1st/2nd
    • 2-cost champion and 1 gold
    • 2-cost champion and 1 gold
    • 1-cost champion and 2 gold
  • 3rd/4th
    • 3-cost champion
    • 2-cost champion and 1 gold
    • 1-cost champion and 2 gold
  • 5th/6th
    • 4-cost champion
    • 3-cost champion and 1 gold
    • 2-cost champion and 2 gold
  • 7th/8th
    • 4-cost champion
    • 4-cost champion
    • 3-cost champion and 1 gold

Stage 4

  • 1st/2nd
    • 3-cost champion
    • 2-cost champion and 1 gold
    • 2-cost champion and 1 gold
  • 3rd/4th
    • 3-cost champion
    • 3-cost champion
    • 2-cost champion and 1 gold
  • 5th/6th
    • 4-cost champion and 1 gold
    • 4-cost champion and 1 gold
    • 3-cost champion and 2 gold
  • 7th/8th
    • 5-cost champion
    • 5-cost champion
    • 4-cost champion and 1 gold

Other Catchup Mechanics

Pengu is not the only one who will help you catch up. Players in the bottom four will receive reforgers and component anvils in place of random components. Everyone receives the same number of components, but you can guarantee an item of your choice. Lose streaking itself is weaker in this set, but there are other means to enable it. Traits like Primordian, Arbiter, and Timebreaker can provide additional resources.

More Teamfight Tactics Content

Stay tuned for more information and guides on specific compositions and hero augments on the new set. If you would like to check out other Teamfight Tactics-related content, have a look below:

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