Ornn 3.. the unstoppable force in TFT Hyper Roll Set 11

In this TFT Hyper Roll adventure with Autarch, the focus remains on the Three Star Four Cost champions strategy, showcasing the power of a well-executed composition. Here's a breakdown of the key moments:
1. *Introduction and Augment Choices:* Autarch starts the game with a clear strategy in mind, prioritizing Kabuko as a potential key champion. With the Shopping Spree augment, Autarch gains flexibility in champion selection, setting the stage for a strong start.
2. *Composition Development:* Autarch swiftly transitions into a Dr. eer composition upon acquiring Kabuko, Kindred, and Rexcite. Despite encountering a minor setback due to Kha'zix's missed ult, Autarch remains focused on building a formidable team centered around the Dr. eer synergy.
3. *Augment Selection and Adaptation:* In the subsequent sets of augments, Autarch prioritizes New Recruits and Prismatic Ticket, aiming to bolster the team's strength through additional champions and upgrades. The decision to focus on Nar as a primary damage dealer demonstrates Autarch's adaptability and strategic insight.
4. *Itemization and Strategic Adjustments:* Autarch strategically distributes items, prioritizing champions like Gnar and Kindred with items that complement their strengths. The decision to prioritize gnar over Yone due to uncontested availability highlights Autarch's awareness of the meta and strategic flexibility.
5. *Triumphant Victory:* As the game progresses, Autarch's team gains momentum, with Nar emerging as a dominant force. Despite facing formidable opponents, Autarch's strategic planning and champion synergy enable them to secure victory, showcasing the effectiveness of the Dr. eer composition.
6. *Reflection on Strategy:* Autarch reflects on the challenges and rewards of pursuing the Three Star Four Cost strategy, emphasizing the importance of adaptability and strategic decision-making. The success achieved in this game serves as a testament to the viability of the Dr. eer composition when executed effectively.
7. *Acknowledgment of Opponents:* Autarch acknowledges the efforts of opponents throughout the game, recognizing their formidable compositions and strategic gameplay. Despite facing tough competition, Autarch's strategic planning and adaptability enable them to emerge victorious.
8. *Closing Remarks:* The video concludes with Autarch expressing gratitude to the audience and teasing the continuation of the Three Star Four Cost strategy in future videos. The triumphant victory achieved in this game serves as a testament to Autarch's skill and expertise in TFT Hyper Roll.
Overall, Autarch's TFT Hyper Roll adventure demonstrates the effectiveness of strategic planning, adaptability, and synergy in achieving success with the Three Star Four Cost champions strategy. Through meticulous itemization, champion selection, and strategic decision-making, Autarch showcases the power of a well-executed composition in securing victory in TFT gameplay.
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[@vitaly9322]

I wanna tell you the build that I’ve been spamming the last few days, trust me you don’t wanna do it.
The required champions are Inkshadows and the first 4 champions of ghostly. Depending on the situations, I can replace Volibear with Udyr or keep him if I have the emblem. Also a Morgana for magic damage if I have a ghostly emblem. The last champion is Xayah to synergy with Kaisa and another Lissandra if possible.
Core champions are senna, illaoi, kaisa and udyr. I’d pick as many tank components as possible for illaoi, and attack components (ideally guinsoo) for senna and kaisa.
Senna does insane damage even at 2 star. Though RNG is not a problem to her, it’s clear that this affects the odds of getting Illaoi (I had this problem in season 7 trying to force in Dragonmancer Lee Sin build or in this season, the Soraka build following your very first video of set 11). My spam did be smooth sometimes when I get early 2 star illaoi and enough items for her. And funny I did not notice it till season 10 that the higher tier the champion is, the more armor and mr it has, and ghostly heals them for the number of spectres on their enemies, so Illaoi is an A tier tank for me, if not an S.
So far this has been my favorite build this season. I wanna keep silent about it since I had so effective builds and don’t want others to copy me, and yeah, it’s more braindead than trying to beat five nights at Freddy’s. Sorry if I made you read and I promise you I’ll be less boring 😂

[@AutarchTFT]

I know I did that build a bunch of times, but I can't remember if I made a video for it. (I had so many Kai'Sa 3 games I had to ultimately just choose 1 for this series and I THINK I chose a different one).
The hardest part I had with that build (the ghostly/inkshot) was I didn't find Illaoi strong enough on her own to hold a frontline and Aatrox and Shen just didn't add enough, so people kept breaking though, UNLESS I got to 3 star Illaoi, but I didn't like counting on that. Then I ended up with a hate/hate relationship with the inkshot tatoos/items/whatever they want to call them... it NEVER wanted to give me the ones I would need for the team I had... so I ultimately just abandoned ship on Inkshots entirely and went back "Trickshot/Bruiser"... lol

[@vitaly9322]

@@AutarchTFT I think the point is getting the right item. It’s not random or OCD that I think I MUST have bramble vest and dragons claw on Illaoi. These 2 items were good before set 8, and are brought back to their former spotlight due to some changes. Gargoyle stoneplate do be good sometimes but only when there are lots of enemies who don’t deal so much damage.
I keep using Senna as the early carry. The point is not about the damage meter because sometimes she deals less than caitlyn, but the sustainable damage, and the ability to finish off some add-to-trait frontliners to focus the TEAM DAMAGE on the more important tanks. And now with 2 items I mentioned before, plus the ability to heal with ghostly trait and shield from abilities, she is unbreakable. Kaisa is not that strong, even if you put her in early, somewhat more stingy with the tattoo of toxin but you need to have trickshot to unlock her full potential. Still, as a bruiser/trickshot build inventor, you may have seen that she deals less damage than a 2 star teemo with a blue buff.

[@AutarchTFT]

I personally liked her best coming in as the 4th trickshot.. but with all the bounces and enough power.. she became insane and for some reason was one of the easier 4 costs to hit 3 * with. I don't know how many of those matches I ended up scrapping to choose the one I put up.. but yeah, Teemo with a blue buff was pretty nasty as well.