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The Spatula is one of the most powerful items in Teamfight Tactics. By combining the Spatula with another item, players can add an origin or trait to a champion.
In previous sets, there would only be a total of 8 Spatula combinations, one for each of the components in the game (9 if you include combining two Spatulas to get the Force of Nature). However, with the addition of Shadow Items in Set 5, TFT: Reckoning, there are now a total of 17 Spatula combinations.
By combining the Spatula or Dark Spatula with the core components, you can obtain an Emblem for one of Set 5’s traits. As in previous sets, whatever unit you give the Emblem to will gain that trait in addition to the ones they already have.
Here are the Spatula combinations for TFT: Reckoning. Keep in mind, that the list is divided into the Spatula and Dark Spatula. However, it could be possible to obtain one of the Dark Spatula emblems by simply combining a Spatula with a Shadow Item component. For example, the Forgotten Emblem, which is created with a Dark Spatula and a BF Sword, could also be crafted using a regular Spatula and Shadow BF Sword.
TFT: Reckoning Emblems with a Spatula
+ BF Sword = Skrimisher Emblem
+ Rod = Spellweaver Emblem
+ Bow = Legionnaire Emblem
+ Tear = Renewer Emblem
+ Belt = Dawnbringer Emblem
+ Vest = Ironclad Emblem
+ Cloak = Redeemed Emblem
+ Glove = Assassin Emblem
+ Shadow Spatula = Force of Darkness: Wearer’s team gains +2 maximum team size but the player’s Little Legends takes 100% extra damage.
TFT: Reckoning Emblems with a Dark Spatula
(Note: These could also be created by combining a regular Spatula with a Shadow Item component)
+ BF Sword = Forgotten Emblem
+ Rod = Dragonslayer Emblem
+ Bow = Hellion Emblem
+ Tear = Coven Emblem
+ Belt = Nightbringer Emblem
+ Vest = Cavalier Emblem
+ Cloak = Revenant Emblem
+ Glove = Abomination Emblem
+ Spatula = Force of Darkness: Wearer’s team gains +2 maximum team size but the player’s Little Legends takes 100% extra damage.
