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An in-depth look at the Ragewing origin in TFT Dragonlands
Provided by Riot Games Shyvana is a 10-cost Ragewing Dragon in TFT Dragonlands.
Teamfight Tactics Set 7: Dragonlands is finally out on live servers, and the set comes with many new champions and traits to explore. Figuring out how to play these new options to their greatest potential is difficult, but Upcomer has it covered. Here is an in-depth guide on how to play the new Ragewing trait in TFT Set 7.
In TFT Dragonlands, one of the biggest vertical traits is Ragewing. The Ragewing trait has a couple of unique things going for it. The first and most exciting one is the innate passive that all Ragewing champions have. Instead of mana, Ragewing champions have a rage bar. The benefit of this bar is that Ragewing champions generate 15 rage per auto-attack which is more than they would if they were a regular champion. The downside of this though is that Ragewing champions do not generate rage from being hit by attacks. Think of the trait as a full-on offensive onslaught. Speaking of which, when a Ragewing champion casts their ability, they become enraged.
When a Ragewing champion is enraged, they gain bonus attack speed and omnivamp for a duration. But during the duration, Ragewing champions cannot generate rage.
Going deep into the Ragewing trait is very rewarding, as it gives the entire team an incredible amount of attack speed and omnivamp. Players looking to capitalize on of those advantages should look at this sample composition as a gateway into the Ragewing trait. Xayah is the best overall carry of the composition, but the trait also has plenty of different carries that can step into that role. Shyvana should always be the best tank option for a Ragewing composition with her shapeshifting and Flame Breath abilities.
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