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Learn Teamfight Tactics from your very first game: short lessons, quizzes, a cheat sheet, and a private coaching grade for the games you play.
22 lessons, 3 tracks
From your first game to better decisions, each with a picture to play with and quick questions.
Quizzes and a cheat sheet
Quizzes fill your gradebook. The cheat sheet has the screen, recipes, traits, units, levels and words.
A coaching grade
Link your Riot ID and every game comes back with one thing to try next.
How it works
Four steps, from your first lesson to your next game.
Step 1: Learn the basics
Start with the first track. Each lesson teaches one idea on a few short cards, gives you a picture to play with, and checks it with a few quick questions.
Open lesson 1The first card of lesson 1, “Be the last one standing”. The lesson has 5 cards, opened one at a time. Step 2: Practise on a picture of the game
Lessons come with pictures of the game made from real units. The cheat sheet has a practice round too: buy units, drag them onto the board and sell them, at your own pace, before you try it in a real game.
Try the practice roundPicture of the gameA recommended board on a picture of the game. The yellow outline marks the carry, the unit holding the items. Point at a unit to see its card. Step 3: Play, then get a coaching grade
Play real games at your own pace; nothing here watches a game while you play. Link your Riot ID and every game comes back as a private coaching grade with one thing to try next time.
Link your Riot IDA, StrongTest results · example game
Finished 3rd
Coaching grade, private to you
- Gold38 gold left overGrade C, Getting there.
- LevellingLevel 8 on timeGrade A, Strong.
- Upgrades4 star upgradesGrade B, Solid.
- Items3 items on the carryGrade S, Excellent.
- PositioningBeat your team's oddsGrade A, Strong.
- ScoutingNobody copied your unitsGrade A, Strong.
Well done: one unit carried 3 finished items.
Next time, try spending more of your gold before your game ends.
Example game, made up for this page. Step 4: Look up anything
The cheat sheet has the screen, item recipes, traits, units, levels and game words in one place. Point at anything to see its card.
Open the cheat sheetItem recipes
Negatron Cloak andmake
Tear of the Goddess
Adaptive HelmUnits by cost
Akali1-cost
Alistar2-cost
Azir3-cost
Ahri4-cost
Alune5-cost
From the cheat sheet. Point at an item or a unit to see its card.
What’s inside
Three lesson tracks, quizzes, a cheat sheet and recommended boards. All free, and no account is needed. Sign in only if you want your progress on any device.
- Track 1Learn the basics9lessonsNine short lessons that teach you enough to play your first game.Open the track
- Track 2Plan your games10lessonsTen lessons for after your first few games, to help you plan a game rather than only play it.Open the track
- Track 3Make better decisions3lessonsThree lessons for after you've played a handful of games: when to spend, what makes a team strong, and how to open a game.Open the track
Recommended boards
Teams worth aiming for once you know the basics, each with how to play it.



Adaptor with Master YiLevel 7 · carry: Master Yi, holding Guinsoo's Rageblade, Edge of Night, Titan's Resolve


Riftbeast with BramblebackLevel 9 · carry: Brambleback, holding Guinsoo's Rageblade, Edge of Night, Quicksilver


Vanguard with AluneLevel 9 · carry: Alune, holding Blue Buff, Archangel's Staff, Jeweled Gauntlet
Quizzes
Short quizzes in 9 subjects. Each subject gets its own line in your gradebook.
- Items
- Traits
- Positioning
- Shop and upgrades
- Levelling
- Gold
- Decisions
- Augments
- Boards
Made for nervous beginners
- One idea at a time.Each lesson teaches one thing, shows it, and checks it with a few short questions.
- Every game word, explained.New words come with their meaning right next to them.
- Kind, specific feedback.Everyone loses while they learn. Feedback names one real number and one thing to try.
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