Teamfight Tactics Galaxies Set have finally made its way to the game. It has brought new classes, champions origins, and even the brand new board mechanism. To rule the League Universe, you need to understand what all of these things do.
Before that, let us tell you about Galaxies. Galaxies collide with champions, boards, and Little Legends from across the League universe. Unleash the power of Celestials, band together with Rebels, or descend into the shadows with Dark Stars. So let’s begin with the Set 3 guide:
Champions Origins
There are two types of Origins: Major and Minor. Major Origins can create deep compositions that form the backbone of a strong team. The benevolent Celestials heal themselves throughout a fight. The Dark Stars are spacial monstrosities who build stacking damage buffs as they fall.
Some major origins focus mainly on offense. Chronos is all about building up speed to fight faster and faster, overwhelming your enemies. If spells are more your thing, Star Guardians improve spellcasting by manipulating mana and powering each other up with stellar teamwork.
Other major origins provide holistic support. Rebels gain increasing damage and shields when grouped. And Cybernetics get additional stats when equipped with items. Be sure to spread the wealth, cause each of these champions is going to want some.
Next, let’s come to the Minor Origins. They are not as vast as their major counterparts, but minor origins can provide an instant boost to any team. Mech-Pilots do not go anywhere alone. In fact, if you have got enough of them, they will fuse to form a Super-Mech that combines all their stats.
Consider picking up the Space Pirates, who provide gold and possibly items with their killing blows. Valkyries excel at taking out low health targets. Creatures from the Void ignore their enemies’ defenses by inflicting true damage. Each of these origins might provide that extra push to get you to the top of the board.
Classes
Champions around here also belong to several classes that provide offensive, defensive, or utility bonuses. Some classes want to attack, like Blasters, who come into the fight slinging lasers. When they attack, they’ll sometimes blast again and again.
Similarly, Blademasters occasionally gain the chance to hit a target multiple times. Snipers deal more damage to enemies at a distance. Infiltrators jump to the back of the enemy formation and use their superior attack speed to take out high-priority targets.
But if your opponents have a lot of armor, then try out the Sorcerers: they increase your team’s ability power, to blast past their defenses. Other classes help your team stay alive by providing a bevy of defensive stats. Brawlers have bonus health, Vanguards have more armor, and Mystics bring additional magic resist to the whole team.
Last but not least, Protectors give themselves shields when casting their spells. Utility classes provide unique benefits or warp the battlefield in their favor: Try implementing Mana-Reavers, who temporarily lock their targets’ mana. Or give Demolitionists a go: their spells stun their enemies.
No two classes are perfectly alike. Be on the lookout for the dangerous mercenaries, Gangplank and Miss Fortune. They don’t fight for your loyalty, just your money. And if you have one on your board, your shop will occasionally bring an upgrade for their ability. These upgrades are powerful, but they don’t come cheap.
If Powerful units are approaching, these unusual beings demand immediate attention. Thresh is a force of terror that drags benched allies onto the battlefield. Ekko bends time to stop everyone else in their tracks. And Aurelion Sol is a starship, sending out fighters to attack for as long as he stays standing.
Keep in mind your major and minor origins, as well as your offensive, defensive, and utility classes. Each one will serve you well. Will you take up arms with the forces of light? Or will you explore the depths of the immeasurable darkness? The possibilities are endless, and the controls are all yours.
