Underground further facilitates that strategy. For Underground 3, this is equivalent to 9 round wins, or 3 round losses.Īs with most economic traits, a common strategy is to lose streak early, and build up an economy to make a large transition into a winning board. In order to get loot, you need to accumulate 9 progress. Underground (5): The Underground makes 2 progress after each Player Combat Round. Underground (3): The Underground makes 1 progress after each Player Combat Round.
It takes 9 total progress for a heist to complete. After completing a heist, a new one begins. You may choose to cut and run and take the current loot, or continue the heist to get even better rewards. Underground: The Underground periodically checks in with the loot from their current heist. (This is assuming the trait is balanced and not overpowered that it’s free tendies). Underground is an economic trait in TFT, meaning it’s a trait that grants you extra loot like Gold or extra Item Components.Įconomic traits are known for being high risk, high reward, and are often very fun to play. If you haven’t checked out all of the Set 8 information yet, check out out Set 8 Reveal Page! How Underground Works We’ll go over how it works, what champions make up the trait, things to keep in mind, and some team comps to try out. In this guide, we’ll be taking a deep dive on the Underground trait.
The game is out now on the PBE, and people are having a blast with all of the new synergies. TFT Set 8: Monsters Attack is coming very soon, and we’re all excited to try out the new champions.
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