How to Play God of the Net — TFT Set 14: Cyber City
Welcome to our trait guide, where we’ll be covering the God of the Net trait in the new TFT Set 14: Cyber City. In this short guide, we’ll explain how God of the Net works, cover its signature champion, and give a quick rundown of the other potential traits you could branch into.
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How TFT God of the Net Works
God of the Net Trait Bonus
Champions: Garen 5g
After 2 player combats, open an Armory of Trait Mods that permanently reprogram a champion to benefit from a trait (but not contribute). Every time you get a Trait Mod, the next one requires 1 additional round. Champions can only have one Trait Mod.
Garen God of the Net 5g
[Link to Champion Page]
Garen’s signature trait is really unique as it lets your champions benefit from traits they normally don’t have access to. Now of course, it doesn’t let them contribute to it (understandably), but there are a lot of traits which only apply to their units and not the entire team. This helps bring them aboard, allowing them to fit better with your comp. Just keep in mind when planning that each additional mod requires more passing time.
As for Garen himself, he’s pretty straightforward in combat. His Banwave ability grants a Shield and deals physical damage by sending out a wave towards enemies. What’s great is that if it only hits 1-2 enemies, he regains 50 Mana, allowing him to cast it again much sooner. With this, Garen will definitely be a force on the field, regardless of the amount of remaining enemies.
Thanks for Reading! If you want to try and come up with your own team comps for Set 14, check out our Team Builder. For a full overview on the new set, check out our TFT Set 14 Reveal Page.
