TFTdle

TFTdle is a daily guessing game built around Teamfight Tactics, Riot's auto-battler. Each day it hides one champion from the game's current set, and your job is to name it by typing in other champions and reading how they compare. Everyone who plays on a given day chases the same hidden unit, so the puzzle is the same for you and your friends.

What is TFTdle?

TFTdle is a fan-made browser puzzle that turns your knowledge of Teamfight Tactics units into a daily deduction game. Instead of typing letters like Wordle, you type the names of TFT champions. The board then grades each guess against the secret unit across several champion attributes at once, and the colored grid you build up is the trail of clues that narrows the field down to a single answer.

What sets it apart from a generic Wordle clone is that every column is a real TFT data point rather than a letter slot. The classic mode at tftdle.gg/classic lines your guess up against the hidden champion on attributes such as set, cost, gender, range, and traits, so each row teaches you something concrete about the unit you are hunting. Because the answer is always drawn from the current set's roster, the game doubles as a quiz on whichever lineup is live in TFT at the moment, which keeps it fresh as Riot rotates sets and reworks champions.

TFTdle is a community project rather than an official Riot product. The site itself notes that it was created using assets owned by Riot Games and is not endorsed or sponsored by Riot Games or its affiliates, and its own description credits Wordle and Pokedle.club as inspirations. That lineage shows in the format: one shared daily unit, a clean comparison grid, and a puzzle that refreshes each day, in the same spirit as the wider family of LoL and TFT guessing games. Classic is the mode this page covers, though the broader site offers more than one way to play.

The feel is quick and low-pressure. A single round usually takes a couple of minutes, and the difficulty leans on how well you know the active set's champions rather than on luck. Early guesses are about carving the roster into broad buckets using cost and trait overlap; later guesses are about precision once the grid has boxed the answer in. It rewards regular TFT players most, since recognizing which units share an origin or sit at a given cost is the whole skill, but it is friendly enough that a newer player can learn the roster just by playing it each day.

How to play TFTdle

1. Open tftdle.gg/classic to load the current day's puzzle, which is the same hidden champion for every player.
2. Type the name of any Teamfight Tactics champion from the active set and submit it as your first guess.
3. Read the row that appears: each attribute cell, covering set, cost, gender, range, and traits, is colored to show how your guess lines up with the hidden unit.
4. Treat a green cell as an exact match, an orange cell as a partial match, and a red cell as no match on that attribute.
5. On numeric attributes like cost, follow the up or down arrow, which tells you whether the answer's value is higher or lower than your guess.
6. Use that feedback to pick a sharper next champion, and keep guessing until the row comes back fully green and you have found the daily unit.

Tips and strategy

• Open with a champion whose cost and traits you know cold, so your first row gives you reliable cost arrows and clear trait overlap to build on.
• Use the cost arrow to split the roster fast: it instantly rules out every champion priced above or below the hidden unit, which is often half the board.
• Treat an orange trait cell as your best lead, since a partial trait match tells you the answer shares an origin or class with your guess.
• When two traits are confirmed, list the champions in the current set that carry both and guess within that short list rather than guessing at random.
• Keep the active set's roster in mind, because the answer is always a current-set unit and guessing retired champions wastes a row.
• Save range as a tie-breaker: once cost and traits have boxed in a few candidates, the range value usually separates the melee units from the backline ones.

Good to know

Type

Daily Teamfight Tactics champion guessing game

Resets

New champion once per day

Cost

Free to play in a browser, no download

Answer source

Champions from the current TFT set

Compared attributes

Set, cost, gender, range, and traits

Affiliation

Fan project; uses Riot assets, not endorsed by Riot Games

TFTdle FAQ

Is TFTdle free?

Yes. TFTdle runs in your web browser at tftdle.gg with no download, account, or payment required to play the daily puzzle.

Is TFTdle related to Wordle?

It is inspired by Wordle and by Pokedle.club, but it is a separate fan-made game. Instead of guessing a five-letter word, you guess a Teamfight Tactics champion and the board grades it on attributes like cost, traits, and range.

When does TFTdle reset?

TFTdle posts a new hidden champion once per day, and the same daily unit is shared by every player. After you solve the day's puzzle you wait for the next daily reset for a fresh champion.

How do the clues in TFTdle work?

Each guess is compared to the hidden champion across attributes such as set, cost, gender, range, and traits. Cells turn green for an exact match and orange for a partial match, and numeric stats show an up or down arrow pointing toward the answer's value.

Is TFTdle an official Riot Games game?

No. TFTdle is a community-made project that uses assets owned by Riot Games and is not endorsed or sponsored by Riot Games or its affiliates.