DTCL Season 10 Countryside Team

The DTCL Countryside only has 5 members, but another hidden member, Hecarim, will appear if you activate the TFT Countryside season 10. He also helps the Countryside champions increase their health and damage.

The problem is that you need to combine the right champions with the Plains to create an effective team. If combined well, Plains will definitely appear regularly in the DTCL Meta list despite changes in many different versions.

Table of Contents

• TFT Countryside Champions Season 10
• Items for TFT Countryside, TFT Countryside Items for Season 10
• Countryside Team, Countryside Build DTCL Season 10
  • Early Game
  • Mid game
  • End Game

TFT Countryside Champions Season 10

Tahm Kench (Fighter - Countryside) - 1 gold

• Passive: All damage dealt to Tahm Kench is reduced by 1%.
• Superstar Reward: 300 Health

Katarina (Country - Passionate)

• Throws a blade at the current target, bouncing 3 times, dealing magic damage and applying Grievous Wounds for 6 seconds.
• Deep Wounds: Reduces healing from all sources by 33%
• Superstar Bonus: 200 bonus health and the final bounce of the blade deals 66% more damage.
• Recommended Position: Front / Mid

Samira (Executioner - Countryside)

• Passive: Critical strikes grant a stack of Style, up to a maximum of 6 stacks. Each stack of Style grants bonus attack speed.
• Active: Deals physical damage to the current target, then deals additional physical damage for each point of Style. Afterwards, resets the amount of Style points.
• Superstar Bonus: 10% bonus attack damage and 10% critical strike chance
• Recommended Position: Back Row

Urgot (Super Naughty - Country)

• For 8 seconds, converts bonus attack speed into physical damage. Attacks deal physical damage in a cone and grant Urgot 30% of the damage dealt as a shield for 5 seconds.
• Superstar Bonus: 15% attack damage plus 10% total lifesteal.
• Recommended position: Top

Thresh (Countryside - Guardian)

• Stuns the largest group of nearby enemies for 1.8/2/8 seconds, dealing magic damage to each enemy. Thresh heals for 320/450/1200 + 60% of total damage dealt.
• Superstar Bonus: Gain 100 health and reduce his maximum energy by 25.
• Recommended position: Top

Although there are few generals, Dong Que has full control, damage, and resistance in the team without having to combine with other races. Moreover, you can start smoothly from the beginning of the game until the end with full damage and resistance.

However, you still need to combine with other generals to fill the slot in the team. Especially in the late game because at this time you will have to add resistance or control.

Items for TFT Countryside, TFT Countryside Items for Season 10

Thresh and Tahm Kench will use tanky items like Gargoyle Stoneplate, Blood Vest, Thornmail, Redemption, Lunar Shoulderguard, and Dragon's Claw.

Katarina's items include Jeweled Gauntlet, Hand of Justice, Giant Slayer, Deathcap, Archangel's Staff, and Spear of Shojin.

STVL items for Samira include Rageblade, Giant Slayer, Infinity Edge, Last Whisper, and Deathblade.

Items for Urgot include Bloodthirster, Sterak's Claw, Titan's Power, Giant Slayer, and Hand of Justice. In addition, items like Cloak of Necromancy and Cloak of Night are also very suitable for Urgot to prolong his life.

Countryside Team, Countryside Build DTCL Season 10

Early Game

Countryside starts easily with Tahm Kench and Katarina, with Olaf being the most common starting build. The 4th champion depends on what you're lacking. Level up to 4 on round 2-1.

Mid game

You can put the Emo champions in with the Plains and remove Olaf, Amumu adds resistance and control, and Vex adds magic damage to support the back row next to Samira. Note that at this time you should need more items for Tahm Kench and prioritize 3 stars for him first to prevent losing a lot of blood.

End Game

If you have never picked a Superstar before, you can choose Poppy as the Superstar at the end to activate 4 Emos. This is a champion that can both deal damage and resist effectively. Poppy only needs support equipment to support the resistance to stay longer and to attack the enemy's tank line.

The common way to combine Country is with Emo because this is the easiest way to combine. However, you can use Super Quậy to combine with Country, Super Quậy generals are also inclined to resist so the tank line will be thicker.

Countryside is an easy-to-play clan in the early days of DTCL season 10 and is a hot meta in this period. Surely in the upcoming updates, Riot will make changes to Countryside and the meta will no longer have much of Countryside's appearance.