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TFT update 14.8 patch notes, damage changes, Chibi Yone & more

TFT update 14.8 patch notes, damage changes, Chibi Yone & more
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Dani Cross

Published 

16th Apr 2024 19:00

The TFT update 14.8 patch notes are here, and we've listed all the changes coming to the game in this rundown.

From new Yone Chibis to changes to player damage, this patch has plenty of new things to get stuck into. So without further ado, here are all the changes in this new patch. And if you want to see when new patches will be released, we've got a patch notes schedule here.

TFT update 14.8 highlights

The TFT patch 14.8 highlights.
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There are some significant systems changes in this update, including changes to player damage, streaks and shop roll odds.

Lots of 4-cost units have been buffed in this patch to stop them falling behind in the meta. Yone is also getting two new Chibis, including a regular variant and a Spirit Blossom variant.

Additionally, Vanguard is being rolled out on the Philippines server before being turned on for other servers for patch 14.9.

New Tacticians, System Updates & more

Tacticians

Chibi Yone and Chibi Spirit Blossom Yone

Chibi Yone can be purchased directly from the store for 1900 RP and comes with his signature Boom, Fated Seal, which you can use to seal your fate in top eight (guaranteed).

Chibi Spirit Blossom Yone is available via Treasure Realms as Star Content until patch 14.10 brings something new! Spirit Blossom Yone will come with his own finisher that’ll have your foe not even know they’re already dead—that is, until the finisher ends, revealing the grey screen of defeat.

UI Improvements

Favouriting

  • You can favorite up to 8 of each cosmetic content type, allowing that content to appear at the top of your Tacticians, Arenas, or Booms list.

Systems

Player Damage

  • Stage Player Damage: 0/0/3/5/7/9/15/150 ⇒ 0/2/5/7/9/11/17/150
  • Surviving Enemies Damage: 2/2/2/1/1/etc ⇒ 1/1/1/1/1/etc

Streaks

  • A streak of 2 wins or losses in a row now grants 1 gold

Shop Roll Odds

  • Level 7: 19/30/40/10/1% ⇒ 20/33/36/10/1%

Large Changes

An encounter with Darius in TFT Set 11.
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Traits

  • Dragonlord True damage: 5/10/12/18% ⇒ 5/10/10/15%
  • Exalted Base damage: 4% ⇒ 5%
  • Exalted Damage bonus per level: 1/2.5% ⇒ 1/3%
  • Fated Sett Omnivamp bonus: 15% ⇒ 12%
  • Fated Syndra Damage bonus: 10% ⇒ 11%
  • Fortune 5 Tactician healing per round: 3 ⇒ 2
  • Inkshadow, Tattoo of Bombardment bolt damage: 65% ⇒ 60%
  • Inkshadow, Tattoo of Protection shield: 50% HP ⇒ 40% HP
  • Inkshadow, Tattoo of Toxin Damage over time: 44% ⇒ 33%
  • Inkshadow, Tattoo of Vitality Base Health: 250 ⇒ 350
  • Storyweaver 3 Kayle on hit damage: 18% AP ⇒ 15% AP
  • Storyweaver 3 Kayle ability damage: 140% AP ⇒ 125% AP
  • Heavenly bonus stats: 100/115/135/165/200/240% ⇒ 100/115/135/165/200/225%

Units: Tier 1

  • Garen Ability shield: 250/275/300% AP ⇒ 275/325/375% AP

Units: Tier 2

  • Gnar Passive AP to AD conversion upon attacking or getting hit: 2% ⇒ 4%
  • Gnar Passive max stacks: 50 ⇒ 25
  • Riven AD: 50 ⇒ 55
  • Riven Ability heal: 150/180/220% AP ⇒ 175/225/275% AP
  • Senna Ability damage: 245/245/255% AD + 20/30/45% AP ⇒ 230/230/240% AD + 10/15/25% AP
  • Senna Ability now more reliably hits targets if her current target dies during the cast windup.
  • Zyra Ability damage: 90/135/210% AP ⇒ 95/140/220% AP
  • Zyra Plant attack missile speed increased.

Units: Tier 3

  • Alune Ability row damage: 360/540/860% AP ⇒ 380/570/900% AP
  • Yone Attack Speed: 0.9 ⇒ 0.85

Units: Tier 4

  • Annie Health: 850 ⇒ 1050
  • Ashe Health: 700 ⇒ 900
  • Ashe Mana: 25/100 ⇒ 30/90
  • Galio Health: 1100 ⇒ 1200
  • Kai’Sa Health: 700 > 900
  • Kai’Sa Attack Speed: 0.85 ⇒ 0.8
  • Kayn Health: 1000 ⇒ 1200
  • Lee Sin Health: 950 ⇒ 1200
  • Lee Sin AD: 70 ⇒ 75
  • Lillia Health: 700 ⇒ 900
  • Lillia Ability damage: 220/330/900% AP ⇒ 240/360/900% AP
  • Lillia Small orb damage: 100/150/350% AP ⇒ 120/180/400% AP
  • Morgana Health: 750 ⇒ 950
  • Morgana Attack Speed: 0.75 ⇒ 0.8
  • Nautilus Health: 1000 ⇒ 1200
  • Nautilus Mana: 80/180 ⇒ 60/160
  • Ornn Health: 1000 ⇒ 1200
  • Sylas Health: 1000 ⇒ 1200
  • Syndra Health: 700 ⇒ 900

Units: Tier 5

  • Irelia’s auto-attacks now target the 4 enemies closest to Irelia rather than choosing between the closest 4 enemies to the blade’s current position.

Augments

  • Boiling Point (Porcelain) Mana per attack: 5 ⇒ 3
  • Call to Adventure (Storyweaver) is no longer offered on 3-2
  • Everything Must Go! has been Disabled
  • Fine Vintage turns to transform: 3 ⇒ 4
  • Raid Boss no longer offered on 2-1

Items

  • Giant Slayer Health threshold: 1600 ⇒ 1750
  • Titan’s Resolve AP per stack: 2 ⇒ 1

Radiant Items

  • Demonslayer Health threshold: 1600 ⇒ 1750
  • Titan’s Vow AP per stack: 3 ⇒ 2

Small Changes

Traits

  • Porcelain Attack Speed: 30/60/125% ⇒ 30/60/100%
  • Porcelain Damage reduction: 20/35/60% ⇒ 20/35/50%
  • Umbral Execute threshold: 10/18/18/40% ⇒ 10/18/20/45%

Units

  • Qiyana Attack Speed: 0.75 ⇒ 0.8
  • Teemo Ability damage: 420/630/1000% AP ⇒ 420/630/1050% AP
  • Volibear max Mana nerf: 0/50 ⇒ 10/60
  • Azir Health: 800 ⇒ 900
  • Hwei Health: 800 ⇒ 900
  • Lissandra Health: 1000 ⇒ 1200
  • Rakan Health: 1100 ⇒ 1200
  • Sett Health: 1100 ⇒ 1200
  • Udyr Health: 950 ⇒ 1050
  • Xayah Health: 850 ⇒ 900
  • Xayah fixed a bug with her 12th feather and Trickshot that should result in a roughly 2% power increase without the trait active and closer to 10% with Trickshot active.

Augments

  • Big Grab Bag can no longer give 3x the same component
  • Fine Vintage can no longer be offered with Pandora’s Bench Augments
  • Golden Remover tooltip now explains what a Golden Item Remover is

Bug Fixes

  • Pick of the Litter can no longer yoink the unit it just gave you back to the shop.
  • Fixed a number of Trickshot interactions, especially with Ricochet.
  • Sivir’s final auto during her ability now properly benefits from her increased AD.
  • Xayah’s last Trickshot bounce now deals damage.
  • Senna’s ability no longer misses if her target dies during her windup.
  • Volibear can no longer stun CC-immune targets.
  • Udyr can no longer knock up CC-immune targets with his charge
  • Irelia’s carousel encounter visuals now work correctly.
  • Trickster’s Glass on Xayah or Rakan can no longer spawn an extra clone.
  • The Trickster’s Glass clone of Xayah or Rakan now always is the same form as the original, even if they’re in different rows.
  • Grim: Annie’s model no longer persists after she dies.
  • Sticks and Stones is now actually disabled.
  • Remix Rumble flashbacks: Storyweaver 7 Kayle can no longer revive an Illaoi tentacle.
  • I found this one btw: three-star Azir can no longer leave permanent soldiers.
  • How does this even happen: Recombobulator no longer fails to recombobulate a champion if no champion the tier higher has enough copies left.
  • Unified Resistance VFX are now removed on combat start.
  • Portal over where: Zz’Rot portal now keeps its placement round to round.
  • Fine Vintage no longer transforms temporary items
  • Slammin’ no longer grants experience from PVE rounds
  • The Road Less Traveled no longer grants experience on PVE rounds
  • Chibi Spirit Blossom Ahri was Missing VFX trail during dash animation

For more TFT updates, check out our homepage. Additionally, take a look at what we thought of Inkborn Fables in our preview for TFT Set 11, the newest set to come to the game. Or view our patch notes schedule here to see when new updates are planned to launch!

Dani Cross
About the author
Dani Cross
Dani is a Guides Writer for GGRecon. She graduated from university with a degree in Broadcast Journalism, then worked as a freelance writer before joining the GGRecon team as a full-time writer in 2023. In her opinion, the best game of all time is Elden Ring – but her favourite is Halo: Reach, a game that created lifelong friendships and somehow started her down the path to a career in media. She’s also way too invested in Pokemon cards, and a big fan of guinea pigs, cats and other cute creatures.
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