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Even though Riot Games has been teasing Teamfight Tactics (TFT) Set 9.5 Horizonbound, players are still trying to climb their way to the top of the leaderboard in Patch 13.17. Notably, since this is the last patch of Set 9, players are trying to make the most of the comps they know will work before the mid set update is rolled out.
One of the strongest units in the late game in TFT in the current set is Bel'Veth. She is a Void Empress unit and is a five-cost character that can come in handy in the latter rounds of the game.
In this guide, we will look at the best items to build on Bel'Veth and the team composition you should be aiming for.
TFT Bel'Veth Build & Comps in Set 9 Runeterra Reforged
Before getting into the appropriate items and compositions for your Bel'Veth, here are her statistics:
Health: 1100/1980/3564
Damage: 75/113/169
Damage Per Second (DPS): 64/96/144
Magic Resistance (MR): 55
Armor: 55
Speed: 0.85
Mana: 20/70
Range: Melee
Bel'Veth's ability in TFT Set 9 is as follows:
Royal Maelstrom: Bel'Veth lashes out at the lowest health enemy in range. Each lash deals 65% physical damage and 1% of the target's max health as true damage.
Bonus Damage Per Strike: 18/30/50
Number of Strikes: 6+5 per 100% Bonus Attack Speed
Bel'Veth costs 5 gold and is an A-tier champion in this Set 9 of TFT Runeterra Reforged. She falls under the Void origin and Empress class and therefore, the units that fall under these two labels have good synergy with Bel'Veth naturally.
Best Bel'Veth Synergies in TFT Set 9
First, let us look at both of Bel'Veth's traits and what they do in TFT Set 9.
1. Empress: When Bel'Veth kills an enemy, they leave behind Void Coral that she will consume. The first coral increases her max health by 50%, while further corals heal her 20% max health. When a Void Coral is consumed, she deals 10% max health as magic damage to enemies within two hexes.
2. Void: Get a placeable void egg. At the start of combat, it hatches into an unspeakable horror and knocks up adjacent enemies. Each Void star level increases the horror’s Health and Ability Power by 25%.
(3): Void Remora
(6): Rift Herald
(8): Baron Nashor
Comps to aim for:
1. Super Nash Bros
This comp uses a full Void team to summon the Baron Nashor on the board. The full synergy list is as follows:
8 Void
1 Empress
2 Bruiser
2 Challenger
2 Sorcerer
Your formation should be as follows:
FRONT ROW:
Cho'Gath
Rek'Sai
Voidling egg
Yasuo
Kassadin
SECOND ROW:
Bel'Veth
LAST ROW:
Kai'Sa
Malzahar
Vel'Koz
This is generally considered a hard build to do and it requires you to reach level 8. So spend your gold wisely and do not waste by refreshing too much.
2. Five Stars All Around
For this comp to work, you need to field many legendary 5-cost carries by reaching Level 8 and 9 as the very first player in your lobby and as a result, you need to take the Aurelion Sol legend.
The full synergy list for this comp is as follows:
1 Empress (Bel'Veth)
1 Redeemer (Senna)
1 Technogenius (Heimerdinger)
3 Ionia (Ahri, Karma, Shen)
2 Bruiser (Sion, Sejuani)
2 Bastion (Taric, Shen)
2 Sorcerer (Taric, Ahri)
2 Invoker (Shen, Karma)
For this comp's formation, place the tanks Sejuani, Shen, Taric, and Sion on the first row, and place Bel'Veth on the second. In the last row, you will have to place your Senna, Heimerdinger, Karma, Heimer's turret, and Ahri.
Notably, the best items for Bel'Veth in Teamfight Tactics Set 9 Runeterra Reforged are as follows:
Bloodthirster
Guinsoo's Rageblade
Last Whisper
Titan's Resolve
Edge of Night
Hand of Justice
