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TFT Patch 12.15 Notes - Pool Party Eggs, Kayn Buff, More

The latest update is here in Teamfight Tactics with a host of exciting changes as part of the TFT Patch 12.15 Notes.
TFT Patch 12.15 Notes - Pool Party Eggs, Kayn Buff, More

It's finally time for developers Riot Games to unveil the new patch notes in Teamfight Tactics, as the latest patch 12.15 update provides a number of interesting changes, as well as Pool Party content. Patch 12.15 isn't as large as some of the previous updates, but players will certainly appreciate the tweaks and adjustments to keep gameplay fresh and exciting.

This patch is scheduled to go live beginning 10th August, and it will be the second-to-last update before the release of the TFT 7.5 Mid Set. Follow along below for a complete overview of the Teamfight Tactics Patch 12.15 Notes.

TFT 12.15 Patch Notes

TFT 12.15 Patch Notes Highlights
Here are the TFT 12.15 Patch Highlights. (Picture: Riot Games)

Pool Party Eggs

  • Players can purchase any of the five Pool Party Umbra variants directly, or crack open a random one in a Pool Party Egg at a reduced price. Pool Party Eggs also have a chance to drop the Mythic Summer Splash Ao Shin (2 percent drop rate, but guaranteed by the 16th egg)
  • Players can hatch Pool Party Eggs until the Dragonlands Mid-set launches, but the direct purchase Umbra(s) are here to stay! Get the details here.

Splash in style with five different Umbra variants (Lifeguard, Scuba Shark, Sunkissed, Fruity Smoothie, Little Shark) or the Mythic Summer Splash Ao Shin.

Large Changes

[C] Large, like the power of Nomsy carry! 

Traits

[C] Those who dedicate themselves to Nomsy shall be rewarded. If you can carry Nomsy early, she will carry you late. And remember, she likes more than just Snax—ice cream cones (Chalice of Power) are a must for this draconic frog to make your foes croak.

  • Cavalier bonus Armor & Magic Resistance: 35/65/95/125 >>> 35/60/85/110
  • Shimmerscale, Needlessly Big Gem living units needed per 1 gold: 3 >>> 2
  • Shimmerscale, Mogul’s Mail Health per stack: 5 >>> 8
  • Trainer 3 Nomsy Damage increase: +100% >>> +200%
  • Trainer Nomsy Fireball Damage: 100/130/160/200 >>> 85/110/140/175
  • Trainer 3 Nomsy’s Fireball Damage: 200/260/320/400 >>> 255/330/420/525

Units: Tier 1

[C] This is only a buff if Ezreal hits his Mystic Shot, but sometimes I think he’d be better off with a map for that. 

  • Ezreal Mystic Shot Damage: 175/225/300 >>> 200/250/325
  • Senna Attack Damage: 55 >>> 50
  • Senna Last Embrace base magic Damage: 275/425/600 >>> 300/500/700

Units: Tier 2

[C] Kayn and Twitch have yet to find success as carries or even item holders. We’re almost to our mid-set, and we want to give them their time in the Dragonlands spotlight before all eyes shift to REDACTED FOR SPOILER. 

[C] You know who has found success this set? Me! Just kidding—it’s Nami. Nami is outperforming other 2-costs even when balanced around her three high-impact Traits. 

  • Kayn Health: 700 >>> 750
  • Kayn Attack Damage: 55 >>> 60
  • Nami Ebb and Flow Damage: 150/200/250 >>> 150/180/210
  • Nami Ebb and Flow Healing: 175/200/225 >>> 170/190/210
  • Twitch Attack Speed: 0.65 >>> 0.7

Units: Tier 3

[C] Step one: Get Eye of the Storm Augment (buffed in Augment section)


Step two: Lee Sin… lots of him.

Step three: Dragonmancer Blessing on your boy

Step four: Jeweled Gauntlet, Infinity Edge, Bloodthirster


Step five: Play the song. You know which one I’m talking about. (Hint in Augment section)

  • Lee Sin Attack Speed: 0.7 >>> 0.75
  • Lee Sin Dragon’s Rage Damage: 280/360/480 >>> 295/375/495

Units: Tier 4

[C] Corki is out of control… ground control  

[C] Xayah is no newbie to the patch notes, but her return here marks her first ever buff. Will Xayah find her place in the meta, or will she be left to roost for another patch? Find out next time, in your ranked games! 

  • Corki Big One Attack Damage ratio: 160/200/350% >>> 155/185/400%
  • Xayah Health: 700 >>> 750
  • Xayah Attack Speed: 0.7 >>> 0.75

Units: Tier 5

[C] When it comes to 10-cost Dragons, we want to make sure you get what you pay for. So we’re giving Shyvana a consistency buff, but we’re also adding some more counterplay by slowing down her transformation. Can you ground her before she takes flight? Probably not, but at least your backline might get their damage off before she melts them with her new targeting buff. 

  • Shyvana’s Flame Breath now always targets the largest clump
  • Shyvana starting Mana nerf: 30/60 >>> 0/60

Items

[C] Ornn’t you glad we nerfed Eternal Winter? 

[C] Stoneplate is currently our one-stop-shop tank item. We’re bringing its power down a bit to open up other tank itemization options.

  • Ornn Item, Eternal Winter Attack Speed Slow: 30% >>> 20%
  • Ornn Item, Rocket Propelled Fist Health: 400 >>> 350
  • Gargoyle Stoneplate Armor & Magic Resistance per enemy targeting holder: 18 >>> 16

Augments

[C] The Eye of the Storm has not been the thrill of the fight. So we’re rising ‌to the challenge of its rivals (Gold Augments). Please see my detailed guide to climbing with this Augment in the above sections and remember to smash that like, comment, and subscribe.

[C] Intercosmic Gifts has been far from stellar all set. Having just a chance to drop every 5 shops was too much variance to justify this as a Gold Augment. 

  • Eye of the Storm bonus Ability Power for unit at the center of the board: 40 >>> 45
  • Eye of the Storm bonus Ability Power post lightning strike Ability Power: 120 >>> 135
  • Intercosmic Gifts Orb chance to spawn a second Orb: 50% >>> 100%
  • Intercosmic Gifts Orb drop location shifted slightly higher to make it more noticeable
  • Stand United Attack Damage per active Trait: 2/3/4 >>> 1/2/3

Small Changes

[C] Small, like the time before our mid-set hits PBE (August 23rd for Riot Regions). 

Traits

  • Jade percent max Health regeneration: 2/5/8/25% >>> 2/4/8/25%

Units: Tier 1

[C] Karma calls it a cremation. 

  • Karma: If Karma’s target dies while Inner Flame is in the air, the projectile will now explode where the target died
  • Karma Inner Flame Damage: 220/300/380 >>> 210/280/350
  • Sett Knuckle Down Attack Damage ratio: 170% >>> 160%

Units: Tier 2

  • Ashe Volley Damage: 125/175/225 >>> 125/175/250

Units: Tier 4

  • Daeja Windblast wave Damage: 300/400/1800 >>> 275/375/1800
  • Shi Oh Yu Jade Form Attack Damage ratio: 265/290/1000% >>>  250/275/1000%
  • Talon Shadow Assault target Stab base magic Damage: 120/200/700 >>> 120/200/1200

Units: Tier 5

[C] Okay, we’ve got an odd Pyke 3 change here, but I promise you it is a buff. Pyke 3 won't execute enemies anymore and will instead deal his massive 5000 AOE damage. This helps him heal more with omnivamp, and also allows him to make big numbers pop up on the screen which is sick. 

  • Ao Shin Lightning Rain Damage: 210/400/2500 >>> 225/400/2500
  • Pyke Death From Below Execute max Health Threshold: 25/33/100% >>> 25/33/1%
  • Pyke Death From Below primary target Damage: 325/450/5000 >>> 325/450/15000
  • Pyke Death From Below secondary target(s) Damage: 150/250/5000 >>> 150/250/15000
  • Yasuo is now invulnerable when performing his execute animation

Augments

[C] To take advantage of Cluttered Mind, you need to focus on maximizing its value from the start. That’s harder to do when it’s not offered as your first Augment. 

[C] With Lategame Specialist, players are often going fast level 9, which means they need all the time they can get during their level 9 transition. Picking up 40 gold while under this pressure doesn't help. 

[C] The trigger for Reckless Spending is just too expensive to effectively use in the early game, when responsible econ is more important.

  • Cluttered Mind can now only be offered on 2-1
  • Lategame Specialist: Players no longer have to pick up the gold granted by Lategame Specialist. The gold is now deposited directly into the player’s gold bank once they reach Level 9
  • Reckless Spending can no longer be offered on 2-1

Modes

Hyper Roll

[C] Talk about overkill…

  • Damage at round 10-1 has been increased to 30 to match the accelerated late-game damage of Standard and Double Up
TFT 12.15 Scuba Shark Umbra
Scuba Shark Umbra in TFT Patch 12.15. (Picture: Riot Games)

That's everything you'll need to know for the TFT Patch 12.15 update set to go live on 10th August!

For more game guides, title update information, and more, be sure to check out our dedicated Team Fight Tactics page.

 

Featured image courtesy of Riot Games.