The Best Radiant Items In Teamfight Tactics

These are the best radiant items in TFT Set 12, due to their flexibility and added benefits from their improvement from a base item into a radiant item.

The radiant items in this tier are great options for champions if the S-tier items aren’t available at the time, still providing a lot of use and potentially working stronger than S-tier items if the lobby fits the need it provides.

These radiant items are alright; usually mediocre picks that either don’t provide an amazing buff or are radiant versions of underused items.

These radiant items are disappointing for what they do, and while they can be useful, they are very circumstantial, leading to the point that any other item on a higher tier would be better.

Avoid these items at all costs. Picking them up would be understandable if it is all you can do, but look for other options or a Reforger for these radiant items.

Blessed Bloodthirster

The best self-healing item in the game, it offers a big shield and damage for both physical and magic dealers.

Rascal’s Gloves

While it takes up three item slots, this one radiant item offers two more alongside it, plus health and a higher crit chance.

Fist of Fairness

The second-best healing item in the game, better for critical hit builds and magic dealers.

Statikk’s Favor

The shred effect is massive against Magic Resist builds, while it offers a lot of mana and attack speed.

Runaan’s Tempest

It’s an amazing way to effectively double a physical damage dealer’s output while improving attack speed.

Sunlight Cape

Best tank item in the game, burns enemies down while keeping your key tank alive for a long time.

Blue Blessing

Best magic item in the game, as it makes casters use their spells twice as fast with added damage.

Hextech Lifeblade

Another great healing item, this works best with magic dealers and heals other hurt teammates simultaneously.

Covalent Spark

This shreds Magic Resist in a static AoE effect while offering constant self-healing to the user.

More More-ellonomicon

The long-term and valuable Burn and Wound effects work amazingly with AoE spells.

Spear of Hirana

This speeds up any unit’s cast time and can make fast casters use their abilities extremely quickly.

Dvarapala Stoneplate

Improving Armor and Magic Resist based on how many enemies attack you is already good, and this Radiant item adds self-healing, too.

Brink of Dawn

The Radiant version of Edge of Night offers a full heal at 60 percent health while adding 85 percent extra attack speed afterward.

The Baron’s Gift

One of the most flexible items in the game, as it offers good health, magic damage, and attack speed while improving overall cast time.

Glamorous Gauntlet

For magic crit builds, this item can cover your critical hit bases, so you can get two other magic items to cast more often.

Guinsoo’s Reckoning

While very specific to some attack speed units, this Radiant version of the Rageblade can lead to some steamrolling.

Warmog’s Pride

While strong in terms of pure health, it can be whittled down quickly due to the lack of Armor and Magic Resist.

Equinox

Just like its base item, it is useful if you have no other tank items available, but every other tank item is usually stronger.

Bulwark’s Oath

Unless on Mordekaiser, the shield offered is not worth the lack of health and Magic Resist.

Rabadon’s Ascended Deathcap

Extremely circumstantial, as pure power can be handy if your magic damage unit has two other strong items and needs assistance.

Eternal Whisper

The Sunder effect for the rest of combat is good, but other Radiant damage items are just better.

Dragon’s Will

Weirdly, the improvements on a strong base item make it worse in comparison to the rest of the Radiant items.

Absolution

The healing aura this provides can make a frontline annoying to defeat, but it doesn’t offer much outside that.

Willbreaker

50 percent extra damage amp on hitting a shield is strong, but very specific to what units your enemies are using.

Titan’s Vow

The Radiant improvements for this item are underwhelming and don’t offer much outside overall improvements.

Royal Crownshield

A 50 percent shield and 50 Ability Power are good but only useful on strong magic tanks.

Jak’Sho the Protean

While this item isn’t bad, it pales in comparison to other magic caster items.

Demonslayer

Another example of a strong base item disappointing at the Radiant level, the damage amp boost is the only improvement.

Rosethorn Vest

With how common magic units are in Set 12, the Rosethorn Vest is just like its base item: not that good.

Crest of Cinders

The Burn and Wound ability is strong, but the lack of hitting multiple targets at once, like magic users, makes it a lot weaker.

Zenith Edge

Regular physical critical hit builds have disappeared in Set 12, so this item doesn’t provide as much use for magic crit builds.

Legacy of the Colossus

This item, just like its base, serves a purpose for a unit that doesn’t exist: crit tank.

Sterak’s Megashield

The boost in health and damage is poor, and other damage tank items above are always going to do better in combat.

Quickestsilver

The best example of an item that just doesn’t work due to other options in every benefit it provides: from attack speed to Magic Resist.

Urf-Angel’s Staff

The magic scaling can go high, but no units can live long enough to get the true benefits this item provides.

Luminous Deathblade

Just a pure physical damage buff, this item offers no added benefits to a physical damage dealer that every other item above does.