With Gizmos & Gadgets winding to a close, a new breed of creatures are descending on the Convergence: DRAGONS!

In Teamfight Tactics: Dragonlands, you'll be exploring the Dragonlands archipelago, where each island hosts different biomes, critters, dragons, and champions. Whether you find yourself in the myriad of oases that dot the Jade region, the lava scarred gorges of the Ragewing, or the elusive valleys where Shimmerstone grows from the ground in Shimmerscale, expect to find dragons each as different as their respective homes—with play styles to match!

A new set means new mechanics (and a few old ones!), traits, Little Legends, and more, so read on for all the juicy details. The dragons come home to roost from June 8th, 2022 at 11:00AM PST to September 7th, 2022 at 11:59PM local time.*

*Dates and times are subject to change. Always check the in-game schedule for the most accurate information.

Dragonlands Passes

As always, the best way to experience TFT's latest set is by leveling up your pass and earning rewards! Everyone gets the free Dragonlands Pass automatically on day one of the new set, and you can upgrade to the premium Dragonlands Pass+ for even more cool stuff whenever you want.

Take a look at the Pass+ Content section below to see some of the things you can unlock with the premium pass, or dig your claws into our Dragonlands Pass FAQ for more info on how the passes work!

Draconic Augments

Augments are sticking around for an encore! That's right—even powerful dragons recognize the power Augments can provide to their followers, so this exciting feature is returning for Dragonlands!

But why just bring Augments back when we can…augment Augments?!

• Augments now appear on stages 2-1, 3-2, and 4-2.
• You'll have one Augment reroll each game, allowing you to swap your current options with three new options at any of the above stages.
• Augments have been rebalanced to feel more equitable across the same tier.
• Our new augments are more dynamic, and you'll have to make big strategic choices if you want to make the most of them.

Of course, this is just the tip of the wing when it comes to all the adjustments we're making, so we encourage you to read our Dragonlands Set Mechanics Overview to get a deeper understanding of the changes we've made and why.

Treasure Dragon

Come forth, divine dragon, and grant our wishes!

Stage 4-7's raptors have been replaced with the generous Treasure Dragon, who will offer you a treasure trove of items and gold! But unlike the random drops of our bird-brained friends, this gift can be refreshed, allowing you to spend a few gold to get gear better suited to your current strategy.

HOWEVER! The Treasure Dragons offerings are an all-or-nothing affair. Choosing to Refresh will change ALL of the available items at the price of 1 gold, so don't go broke hunting for the perfect prize!

Origins and Classes

Our fearful flight of dragons are swooping in with brand new origins and a fresh mix of classes!

Whether you opt to feed the ravenous Nomsy with Trainer, play draconic statue chess with Jade, or turn your back on dragons altogether with the spiteful Scalescorn, Dragonlands has an adventure-filled path for you to walk! There's a hoard of new content to reveal, but we only have time for a brief look on this page, so check out our Dragonlands Gameplay Overview for a mountain of extra info, or our Dragonlands Trait Overview for a detailed infographic that includes champions and their costs!

Here there Be DRAGONS

If you haven't figured it out yet, Dragonlands is all about…well, dragons!

Dragons are unlike normal units in a few ways.

• Each dragon counts as two units in your army. They are massive mythical beasts, after all!
• But they also count triple for their trait bonus! A single dragon can be enough to push you up to your next trait breakpoint.
• They have double the cost of other units in their rarity tier. In addition to being huge, dragons are extra powerful and rare, and have a price to match.
• They have a bunch of extra health! Did we mention that they're HUGE?
• They're STRONG AS HECK, and possess abilities that can single-handedly change the tide of battle or steer your strategy.

We could drag on (yuk yuk) about these majestic creatures, but it'd be easier for you to either check out our Dragonlands Gameplay Overview for broad information or our Dragonlands Mechanic Overview for the deets!

Origins

Origin	Bonuses
Astral	Every 5th Shop has increased odds to show Astral champions, and also grants an Astral orb. Your team gains bonus Ability Power.
Ragewing	Converts Mana to Rage; attacks generate Rage. After casting an Ability, enrage for 4 seconds: Gain bonus Omnivamp and Attack Speed, but can't gain Rage.
Whispers	Whispers damage shrinks enemies, reducing their Armor and Magic Resist by 40% for 6 seconds. When they damage a shrunken enemy, Whispers gain stacking Attack Damage and Ability Power.
Jade	Summon movable Jade Statues that grow in power. Each combat, allies adjacent to a statue gain Attack Speed and maximum Health healing every 2 seconds. When a statue is destroyed, it deals 50% of its Health as magic damage to nearby enemies.
Shimmerscale	Grant exclusive random Shimmerscale items that scale with gold.
Mirage	Mirage units gain a different Trait bonus from game to game. Variations: Electric Overload -Gain a chance to deal magic damage to adjacent enemies when attacking or being hit by an attack. Warlord - Gain bonuses after winning a player combat. Dawnbringer - Rapidly heal a percent of maximum Health when reduced to 50% Health. Duelist - Gain bonus move speed at the beginning of combat and bonus Attack Speed with each attack, up to 8 stacks. Spellsword - Gain Ability Power per attack each player combat. Executioner - Critically strike low Health targets and gain bonus Critical Strike Damage. Pirate - Gain a chest that holds 0-4 Gold after each player combat.
Trainer	Every round, each Trainer feeds 1 Snax to Nomsy, adding Health and Ability Power. Nomsy’s star level increases every 25 Snax! At Trainer (3), Nomsy's ability deals double the damage!
Scalescorn	If you don't have a Dragon on your team, Scalescorn champions deal bonus magic damage and take reduced damage from enemies with more than 1700 Health.
Revel	After dealing damage with an Ability, launch a firecracker that deals magic damage to a random enemy.
Guild	Grant a unique bonus to your team; Guild allies gain double the amount. Increases for each Guild member in play! Sejuani: +100 Health Twitch: +10 % Attack Speed Ryze: +10 Ability Power Talon: +10 Attack Damage Bard: +2 Mana per attack Emblem: +5% Omnivamp (healing for a percentage of damage dealt)
Tempest	After 9 seconds, lightning strikes the battlefield. Enemies are stunned for 2 seconds and take a percent of their maximum Health as true damage. Tempest champions gain Attack Speed.
Dragon	Dragons provide +3 to the marked trait, but require 2 team slots. They also gain 600 bonus Health. This trait is active with exactly 1 Dragon champion.
Spell-Thief	Nab a new ability after each cast and at the start of every round.
Starcaller	The first Starcaller to cast their Ability each combat heals your Tactician for (2/4/100), depending on their star level.

Classes

Class	Bonuses
Swiftshot	Innate: Gain 2 hex Attack Range. Swiftshots gain Attack Speed for each hex between themselves and their target.
Assassin	Innate: Leap to the enemy backline when combat starts. Assassins' Abilities can critically strike and they gain bonus Critical Strike Chance and bonus Critical Strike Damage.
Bruiser	Your team gains bonus maximum Health. Bruisers gain double this bonus.
Cannoneer	Every 5th attack fires a cannon shot that explodes for physical damage to enemies around the target.
Guardian	Once per combat at 50% Health, Guardians shield themselves and their closest ally. Shields stack!
Mage	Mages cast twice and have modified total Ability Power.
Mystic	Your team gains Magic Resist.
Evoker	Gain Mana whenever an ally or enemy casts an Ability.
Shapeshifter	Transforming grants bonus maximum Health and heals for that amount.
Warrior	Warrior attacks have a 25% chance to increase the damage of their next attack.
Cavalier	Innate: Charge quickly towards their target whenever they move. Cavaliers gain Armor and Magic Resist. At the start of combat and after each charge, gain double the amount for 4 seconds.
Dragonmancer	Use the Dragonmancer Blessing to choose a Hero. The Hero gains massively increased Health and Ability Power, which increases by 5% per star level of your Dragonmancers.
Legend	Each combat: An adjacent ally bestows their spirit to the Legend, which gains 100% of their Health, Armor, and Magic Resistance, plus 40% of their Ability Power.
Bard	Allies that survive player combat have a 20% chance to create a Doot. Bard always creates a Doot when dancing. Each Doot you collect increases your Shop odds by 1% for tiers 3, 4, and 5.

Ranked Info

With a new set comes new changes for Ranked!

Ranked Reset

The time has finally come for our hard-won ranks to drop down, all so we can hard-win them all over again! Why, you ask? Well, we know that for a lot of you, climbing that ladder is the most exciting part of the game. We want to give everyone a fresh ranked experience with each new set, and a hard reset will allow for just that!

So, what does that mean for your rank from Neon Nights…?

Standard

If you climbed all the way to Master or above, you’ll start at Bronze 4. If you hit Diamond I, you’ll start your climb from Iron I. Everyone else is starting at Iron II.

Hyper Roll

So what about Hyper Roll? This one’s easy: Everyone, regardless of placement in the last set, is starting at Gray Tier (500).

Double Up!

Much like Hyper Roll, everyone is starting at the same place regardless of where they placed in the last set. For Double Up, everyone is starting at Iron II.

Ranked Rewards

You deserve something for not only making it through those long Neon Nights, but for conquering so many of them! Ranked players will be well-rewarded based on how far they climbed, and rewards for Neon Nights will be distributed throughout the release patch of Dragonlands, patch 12.11.

Now without further ado, let's take a look at what you'll get!

Standard

Placed Gold or higher in Neon Nights? Get ready to show off those various victories with an emote representing your rank!

If you placed Gold or higher during either Gizmos & Gadgets or Neon Nights, you'll also get a Victorious Tocker Little Legend to lead your team to even more wins. If you were Gold or higher during both halves of the set, you'll receive the terrific Triumphant Tocker Little Legend as well!

Hyper Roll

If your Hyper Roll wins led you to Green, Blue, Purple, or Hyper tier during those Neon Nights, you'll receive an emote based on your rank—featuring everyone's favorite feline, QiQi!

Double Up!

Teamwork makes the dream work—especially if that dream is claiming ranked rewards in Double Up! Those of you who reached Green, Blue, Purple, or Hyper tier can celebrate with an emote featuring bffs Chibi Jinx and Choncc.

Provisional Games

After the set kicks off, everybody who plays ranked will start with five provisional placement games. During those games, you won’t lose any LP for finishing in the bottom 4, and you’ll earn extra LP for placing in the top 4—or top 2 for Double Up.

Doubling Down on Double Up!

If you loved our latest lab, get ready to do a double take, because Double Up is getting an update!

First on the agenda: Double Up now uses the same metallic ranking system as standard TFT. So long colors, hello metallic tiers!

Of course, with higher stakes comes a stricter system! While you still can't be demoted out of a tier (ie you can't fall from Gold 4 to Silver 1), demotions between divisions no longer brake at 0 LP. So if you have 10 LP in Silver 2, then get hit with -20 LP for losing a match, you'll end up at 90 LP in Silver 3.

Still ready to pair up and throw down? GOOD.

Buuut you should probably know that Double Up matchmaking now uses the senior partner's rank when looking for opponents. So if you're a burgeoning Bronze paired with a magnificent Master, you'll likely face off against Master-level pairs (as opposed to something in the middle, like Platinum).

Finally, we're tweaking the amount of LP you gain or lose from a match in a number of ways:

• LP gains/losses are no longer necessarily the same for both members of a pair! If you're a Gold pairing with your Silver friend, you'll get the LP base for your respective tiers, so don't be afraid to queue up with friends of a different rank.
• Players at Platinum and under can get streak bonuses that start at 3 consecutive top-2 (your pair places 1st or 2nd) matches, which stops when you place bottom-2 in a match.
• You'll get more LP for finishing ahead of higher ranked players!
• Of course, that also means you'll have a lower LP score for finishing behind lower-ranked players. But don't worry—you'll NEVER lose LP when you place in the top-2!

That just about covers it for changes! If you're looking for more general information on this perfectly paired play sesh, check out our Double Up Overview!

Missions

If you want to earn XP and unlock those sweet Dragonlands Pass rewards, completing missions is your best bet!

Store Content

Little Legends

TFT'S two newest little legends may not have the oomph of their giant brethren, but what they lack in size they make up for with CUTENESS!

First up is Burno. This too-cool-for-the-Convergence critter has attitude to spare.

If Burno's a little too edgy, then Poggles is the pick for you! Seriously, they're practically a ball—no edges at all!

Chibi Champions

SORYE GE TON! This Set, Yasuo is dashing into our ever-expanding roster of chibi champions!

Chibi Dragonmancer Yasuo

Looking to make your Chibi Yasuo a little more at home in Dragonlands? Then try your hand at getting Chibi Dragonmancer Yasuo! Aside from tying together your draconic theme, they also sport our first finisher: a cinematic boom that plays whenever you personally eliminate another player!

Chibi Dragonmancer Yasuo is a rare drop from Dragonlands Eggs (490 RP/TC), and they'll always drop by your 37th egg.

Unlocking Tacticians

Random Little Legends will hatch from eggs, but you can also purchase specific variations if you don’t want to leave it to chance. When it comes to Chibi Champs, you'll only have a shot at getting Chibi Dragonmancer Yasuo. Because, y'know… dragon(mancer)s come from eggs!

DIRECT PURCHASE LITTLE LEGENDS

Burno 1✰ (Rare)	750 RP/TC
Flametongue Burno 1✰ (Rare)	750 RP/TC
Sugarcone Burno 1✰ (Rare)	750 RP/TC
Burno the Brilliant 1✰ (Epic)	925 RP/TC
PROJECT: Burno 1✰ (Epic)	925 RP/TC
Poggles 1✰ (Rare)	750 RP/TC
Flametongue Poggles 1✰ (Rare)	750 RP/TC
Deep Sea Poggles 1✰ (Rare)	750 RP/TC
Froggo Poggles 1✰ (Epic)	925 RP/TC
Sugarcone Poggles 1✰ (Epic)	925 RP/TC

Eggs & Chests

Dragonlands Egg	490 RP/TC
5 Dragonlands Egg Bundle	2,450 RP/TC
10+1 Dragonlands Egg Bundle	4,900 RP/TC
Sanctuary Guardian's Chest*	390 RP/TC
5 Sanctuary Guardian's Chest Bundle	1,950 RP/TC
10+1 Sanctuary Guardian's Chest Bundle	3,900 RP/TC

*Aside from containing a variety of TFT loot, Sanctuary Guardian's Chests are the only way to get Choncc the Wise (5% drop rate) and the mythic Sanctuary of the Ancient arena (guaranteed to drop before the 61st chest). Check out our TFT Dragonlands Pass and More article to learn more!

Chibi Champions

Chibi Yasuo + Boom

1,900 RP/TC

Star Shards

130 Star Shards	650 RP/TC
520 Star Shards	2,500 RP/TC
1,040 Star Shards	5,000 RP/TC

 

Premium Pass and Bundles

Dragonlands Pass+	1,295 RP/TC
Dragonlands Starter Bundle Dragonlands Pass+ Burno 1✰ Poggles 1✰ 100 Bonus Star Shards	2,420 RP/TC
Sanctuary of the Ancient Bundle Dragonlands Pass+ 25 Sanctuary Guardian's Chest Chibi Yasuo 5 Bonus Sanctuary Guardian's Chests	12,335 RP/TC
TFT Dragonmancer Bundle Dragonlands Pass+ 16 Dragonlands Eggs Chibi Yasuo 3 Bonus Dragonlands Eggs	10,425 RP/TC

Dragonlands Pass+ Content

Leveling up the premium Dragonlands Pass+ will earn you all of the following rewards, as well as the emotes and eggs contained in the free pass. To see everything you’ll unlock and at what levels, check out the Dragonlands Pass FAQ.

Little Legends

Egg Sprite (1✰) will join you right from the beginning of the premium pass, with Dragon Dancer Ossia (1 and 2✰) providing support further in your journey.

Arenas

The islands of the Dragonlands archipelago are as varied as they are beautiful. Don't believe us? Just take a look at the Blackcliff Gorge, Shimmerstone Fields, and Jadebloom Oasis arenas!

Complete the pass in its entirety, and you'll unlock the exclusive Dragon Nursery Tier 3 arena!

Booms

What's a dragon without their devastating breath attack?! Show your foes what it means to wield true draconic might with potent booms like Reality Rift, Dragon Tempest, and Mighty Roar!