TFT’s 7 Year Bash: A Journey Through All 16 Sets and Their Augments

Riot Games has officially kicked off the TFT 7 Year Bash, a celebration that takes players on a nostalgic trip through every set's unique augments. From the early days of Phantom and Glacial to the latest innovations in Cyber City and K.O. Coliseum, this event highlights the evolution of Teamfight Tactics. Whether you're a veteran or a newcomer, revisiting these augments offers a fresh perspective on how the game has grown. Let's dive into the highlights from each set, focusing on the Bronze and Prismatic tiers that defined their seasons.

The Early Sets: Phantom, Glacial, and Mountain

Set 1 introduced the Phantom augment, which at Bronze level reduces a random enemy's health at combat start, while Prismatic sets two enemies' health to 100—a powerful swing. Glacial offered a Glacial Mallet that grants a chance to stun and deal bonus magic damage, with Prismatic doubling down on damage. Set 2's Mountain augment added positional strategy with Mountain Hexes, providing shields and permanent bonus health; Prismatic turns the entire front row into hexes for even more durability. The new Crystal augment from Set 2 limits tank damage taken for the first few seconds, with Prismatic reducing it to just 1 damage.

Galaxies, Fates, and Reckoning: Mechanics Evolve

Set 3's Mech-Pilot lets a Pilot jump into a Mech, inheriting traits and items, with Prismatic creating a Super Mech from the Pilot and two nearest units. Rebel provides scaling shields and damage amp based on adjacent allies. Set 4's Elderwood grows team stats over time, stacking up to 5 times, while Set 5's Coven designates a leader for ability power and mana, and the new Renewer heals your team or restores mana at full health. These sets emphasized synergy and scaling.

Gizmos, Dragonlands, and Monsters Attack: Loot and Hacks

Set 6's Yordle grants grab bags after combat, with Prismatic offering Yordle Lords if you have 5+ 3-star champions. Set 7's Shimmerscale provides Goldmancer's Staff and Draven's Axe, while Prismatic gives Crown of Champions. Set 8's Hacker introduces omnivamp and a H4ckerr!m that shreds armor and magic resist; Prismatic adds a rider hex for backline access and gold drops. Mascot heals your team, with cheering champions increasing healing.

Runeterra Reforged and Remix Rumble: Marks and Music

Set 9's Bilgewater marks enemies for cannonball damage, with Prismatic replacing every 20th cannonball with a treasure chest. The new Empress augment spawns Void Coral for stat boosts and damage. Set 10's Maestro converts attack speed to damage and summons rifles, with Prismatic enabling more rifles and harmonic volleys. Pentakill grants durability and damage amp, ramping on kills, with Prismatic boosting attack speed.

Inkborn Fables, Magic n' Mayhem, and Into the Arcane: Story and Strategy

Set 11's Storyweaver evolves Kayle through levels, with Prismatic unlocking 4-star Kayle. Fated pairs champions for bonuses like shields or true damage, with Prismatic applying to all units. Set 12's Pyro grants attack speed and cinders for scaling, with Prismatic enabling executions. Honeymancy gives bees that deal damage based on host stats, with Prismatic adding more bees. Set 13's Conqueror stacks for loot, while High Roller rolls random Jinx mods, with Prismatic increasing frequency and a jackpot chance.

Cyber City, K.O. Coliseum, and Lore & Legends: The Future of TFT

Set 14's Nitro summons R-080T, collecting Chrome for stats, with Prismatic upgrading to T-43X and a giant laser. Overlord allows you to chomp units for health and stats, with Prismatic chomping two units and applying debuffs. Set 15's The Crew summons Nocturnus with rockets, gaining bonuses per Crew member, with Prismatic increasing max crew to 4. Set 16's Demacia rallies your team on health loss, reducing mana costs and smiting enemies, while Ixtal uses quests to earn Sunshards for loot, with Prismatic healing and bonus shards.

Source: This article is based on information from Riot Games' official announcement for the TFT 7 Year Bash. For more details, visit the original source at https://teamfighttactics.leagueoflegends.com/en-us/news/game-updates/tft-7-year-bash.