Teamfight Tactics' Inkborn Fables concludes with patch 14.14, bringing significant changes to encounters and unit stats. Prepare for five encounters per game, with increased encounter rates for popular choices like Darius, Kobuko, and Jax.
This update boosts rewards from Kobuko and Tristana, and increases high-tier loot chances when fishing with Tahm Kench. Defenses get a welcome upgrade with an 8-trait breakpoint for Behemoth and Warden. Kobuko and Malphite receive attack speed buffs, opening up new strategic possibilities.
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Ready to dive in? Download Teamfight Tactics (free-to-play with in-app purchases) on Google Play and the App Store. Stay updated on future developments by following the official Twitter, visiting the website, or watching the embedded video above for a preview of patch 14.14's visual enhancements.
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