Silco and Alistar join Teamfight Tactics in Set 6.5 . update

Total Combat Tactics like League of Legends‘less famous, more intelligent, brother can not see. It borrowed money from League of Legends universe, but didn’t see the same popularity as the giant MOBA game. But Total Combat Tactics (often abbreviated as .) TFT) glowed in the Kit update 6, introducing a popular new mechanical tool called Hextech Augments. Riot Games is now expanding TFTits popularity in the mid game update, bringing in new champions, traits, spells and getting this: Silco from Arcane.

Arcane it’s a hugely popular show that airs on Netflix. You know, the one based on League of Legends, and introduced many gamers as well as non-gamers into the world of Runeterra. So the best way to cash in on its popularity is to bring Silco, a popular new villain on the show (and an original character at that), into the world of Total Combat Tactics. Okay, if so TFT not as popular as League of Legends. But we auto chess players are excited about this, so give us this win.

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Silco is Total Combat Tactics‘first “exclusive TFT” unit. While all previous champions in TFT are playable characters in League of Legends, Silco is built on the foundation of the game mode. Riot developer express interest in adding more”TFTcharacter-exclusive” and even want to expand its reach beyond the world of Runeterra. Valuable substance in Total Combat Tactics, whoever?

Silco isn’t the only new champion coming Total Combat Tactics. Alistar will also make a first appearance, one of the only characters left from League of Legends who still can’t play. Meanwhile, there are a bunch of champions that are returning to the game, like Corki, Brand, and Draven. Many of these new champions are expected to replace some of the old champions, as Academy and Royal characteristics are leaving the game. In fact, 20 new champions appeared in Set 6.5.

You can Watch the official trailer hereand be able to know a new update is working. Riot Games has also revealed plans for Set 7, most notably the popular Hextech Magic mechanic that will return. The details of this are still unclear, though, and we’re half way over. Set 6.5 will probably release next month after testing on PBE.