Who to play with Twisted Fate — best team synergies

Two global ultimates on the same map: Stand United (R) and Destiny (R) turn any side-lane skirmish into a five-on-three. And Shadow Dash (E) taunts the diver who, with no shield and no dash, would simply kill you.

Wild Cards (Q) throws three separate projectiles: on a pile knocked up by Unstoppable Force (R) all three land. It is also the window where you do not need the right card already cycled, which your page calls your real flaw.

Destiny (R) is what lets him hold a side lane all game: the four-on-five becomes a five-on-five the instant a fight starts. And the Counter Strike (E) stun chains straight onto the Gold Card stun from Pick a Card (W).

All Out (R) hurls the enemy carry out of their own team: they end up alone, and alone is where a Gold Card from Pick a Card (W) plus Wild Cards (Q) deletes them. Footwork (E) meanwhile dashes to you and shares his shield.

For a split-push game plan: The Hextech Ultimatum (R) locks a carry into a 1v1 nobody can pull them out of, and the Destiny (R) reveal tells her when the map is safe to be alone. But her page says she peels for nobody.

Two global ultimates converging on one target: the Destiny (R) reveal picks whoever is isolated, Paranoia (R) blinds their team's vision and delivers him there. Neither of you has to walk across the map.

A Gold Card from Pick a Card (W) stuns for 1.25 seconds and Infinite Duress (R) adds a one-second suppress right after: nobody escapes that chain. The Blood Hunt (W) bonuses surge below 35% health, which is where Wild Cards (Q) leaves people.

Cursed Touch (P) makes every magic hit carry true damage, and your kit is magic from start to finish. Curse of the Sad Mummy (R) pins the group for 1.5 seconds: you land all three Wild Cards (Q) projectiles without needing the right card banked.

His page says Absolute Zero (R) is simply walked out of: a Gold Card from Pick a Card (W) is the lockdown he is missing, and Destiny (R) lets you arrive to provide it from anywhere on the map.

Take it against teams that spread out: the Destiny (R) reveal tells him who is walking alone, Thrill of the Hunt (R) makes the leap and you arrive with the teleport. Against a team that never splits it is worth nothing.

Her page says Bullet Time (R) is a stationary three-second channel anyone with a dash dances around: a Gold Card from Pick a Card (W) stuns for 1.25 seconds and the Red Card slows the area. Destiny (R) turns a two-on-two into a three-on-two with no warning.

Deadly Flourish (W) roots anyone an ally has just hit, and a single Wild Cards (Q) card from range is enough to arm it. Curtain Call (R) then executes from off-screen the target a Gold Card from Pick a Card (W) is holding still.

Enchanted Crystal Arrow (R) opens from off-screen and Destiny (R) puts you in the same fight from across the map: two ultimates that never need to be near each other. And on a target slowed by Frost Shot (P) the cards do not miss.

Her page says she has to reach point-blank range and that crowd control shuts her down: a Gold Card from Pick a Card (W) hands her a free Wild Rush (E) entry. And bot side, Destiny (R) is the second body they never see coming.

Worth it while you are ahead: Loaded Dice (P) and the Stacked Deck (E) active pay bonus gold on takedowns while League of Draven (P) banks Adoration, so every Destiny (R) roam pays twice. But his page says he does not recover from behind.

Your page says that without the right card already cycled your burst is a fraction of what it should be: Death Sentence (Q) and Flay (E) hold the target for you. And the Dark Passage (W) lantern is the dash you lack, including right after the Destiny (R) channel.

Black Shield (E) absorbs the crowd control that kills a mage with no dash and no shield. And Dark Binding (Q) roots for two seconds, longer than a Gold Card: you can spend Pick a Card (W) on Blue for mana or Red for the area instead of on lockdown.

Crescendo (R) stuns the first target it touches and slows everyone else caught in the wave: that is the window where you dump Wild Cards (Q) with whatever card you happen to have. And Song of Celerity (E) gives you the movement your kit never produces.

The 1.5-second Destiny (R) channel leaves you exposed the moment you land: a Mantra (P) empowered Inspire (E) is shield plus speed exactly there. And Focused Resolve (W) roots up to two targets without her having to commit.

Take her against an assassin who hunts you every fight: Whimsy (W) polymorphs him the instant he lands on you. But her page says her range is short and she is fragile, and with Destiny (R) you are often on the other side of the map.