Warwick’s Wolf Pack TFT Comp Guide: Level 6 Reroll (Patch 18.3b)
How to test Warwick’s Wolf Pack in TFT Patch 18.3b: Level 6 reroll timing, Warwick and Murkwolf items, Blackthorn Hex setup, and when to stop or pivot.
Key Strategy Takeaways
- Riot calls this direction Wolf Bros and recommends Level 6 reroll; community guides often call it Warwick’s Wolf Pack.
- Start with natural Warwick and Murkwolf copies, AD components, and a playable Blackthorn or Riftbeast opener; do not force it from a weak shop.
- Riot recommends Titan’s Resolve and Spear of Shojin for Warwick and says to sacrifice an Attack Fighter, not a Tank, for the Blackthorn Hex.
- Mobalytics currently labels the named comp B-tier, so treat it as a conditional test line rather than a default top-comp recommendation.
What Is Warwick’s Wolf Pack in TFT?
Warwick’s Wolf Pack is a Set 18 two-cost reroll composition centered on Warwick and Murkwolf. Riot calls the direction Wolf Bros and explicitly points players to a Level 6 reroll plan in its Patch 18.3 notes. Community guide names and exact support units vary, so use the board as a flexible shell rather than an official fixed lineup.
The current Mobalytics Wolf Pack guide labels the comp B-tier and describes a Level 6 slow roll. That rating is a useful caution: this is a line to test when the game gives you the pieces, not a comp to force every lobby. Our broad Set 18 two-cost reroll guide compares Warwick with other two-cost lines; this page is specifically about the Warwick and Murkwolf board.
Warwick’s Wolf Pack Board and Items
The current Mobalytics roster view lists Warwick, Murkwolf, Rek’Sai, Krug, Malphite, Brambleback, Azir, and Diana. Its mid-game example uses Warwick, Murkwolf, Rek’Sai, Krug, Scuttlecrab, and Sejuani, showing that the support slots can change as you level and upgrade units. Protect the carry pair and the useful Blackthorn/Riftbeast breakpoints; do not keep a weak unit only because it appeared in one screenshot.
| Unit or role | Item or setup direction | Practical note |
|---|---|---|
| Warwick | Titan’s Resolve and Spear of Shojin; Sterak’s Gage is another option in the current comp reference | Riot specifically recommends Titan’s Resolve and Shojin; mana helps Warwick cast and build attack speed |
| Murkwolf | Give useful leftover damage or survival items after Warwick is equipped | Positioning matters for Murkwolf and for the opponent’s access to it; scout both sides before locking its hex |
| Main frontline | Flexible tank items on the strongest upgraded tank | Do not sacrifice a tank for the Blackthorn Hex; Riot says to sacrifice an Attack Fighter instead |
| Krug / Rek’Sai | Use as a trait, utility, or Hex holder according to upgrades | The current Mobalytics guide recommends Krug on the Blackthorn Hex, or three-star Rek’Sai when available |
Check the live item matrix before finishing components. Warwick wants items that help him remain in combat and cast repeatedly, but a useful completed item now is better than waiting for an exact three-item screenshot while losing health.
When Should You Try Warwick Reroll?
Look for natural copies of Warwick and Murkwolf, items that can use AD or long-fight components, and a board that can reach Level 6 without taking unrecoverable damage. The Mobalytics page also lists reroll or artifact Augments as favorable conditions. Those signals raise the line’s value; they do not guarantee that the lobby will leave the units open.
| Lobby signal | What it means | Decision |
|---|---|---|
| Early Warwick and Murkwolf copies with AD components | Your shop and items are already pointing toward the same two-cost core | Keep collecting copies and scout before committing |
| Few copies and several opponents buying either carry | The Level 6 roll may not finish both sides of the board | Preserve a pivot and avoid spending down just to match a guide |
| Weak frontline or rapidly falling health | A slow roll above 50 may leave the board too weak for the next fight | Spend a controlled amount to stabilize or move to a stronger board |
| Useful reroll or artifact Augment | The line may gain enough value to justify deeper investment | Recheck the shop, items, and contesting together before locking in |
Level 6 Slow-Roll Plan
The current Mobalytics outline reaches Level 6 around Stage 3-2 and rolls above 50 gold for Warwick and Murkwolf upgrades. The round is a reference, not a rule. If your health is low, spend sooner; if you are winning and far from the required copies, stop refreshing and save for levels.
- Stage 2: keep the direction open. Play your strongest board and buy natural Warwick or Murkwolf copies when the bench space is worth it. Avoid selling a stable board just to activate the final trait shell early.
- Reach Level 6 with a roll reserve. Scout how many Warwick and Murkwolf copies opponents hold. Set a specific goal, such as upgrading the carry and one frontline unit, before you begin spending.
- Slow roll while the target remains realistic. Use gold above 50 for copies. Spend below that reserve only when the next upgrade is likely to prevent a major health loss or secure a meaningful spike.
- Stop after the board stabilizes. Warwick and Murkwolf three-stars are the guide’s main targets; take natural Krug or Rek’Sai upgrades, but do not let an optional three-star delay useful levels.
- Pivot when the odds turn against you. If the carry pair is contested or you are short on health, use your upgraded units and items in the best available board instead of chasing the exact named lineup.
Riot’s 18.3 B mid-patch update changed Blackthorn’s AP sacrifice base damage amp and made Brambleback’s cast slightly faster. Recheck the live board after balance updates. TFTFans’ current ranked snapshot is Patch 18.2, so it does not give this exact 18.3b composition a measured win rate.
Warwick’s Wolf Pack TFT FAQ
Is Warwick’s Wolf Pack a top-tier comp in Patch 18.3b?
Mobalytics currently labels its named version B-tier. Riot highlighted Wolf Bros as a direction to try, but that is not the same as a verified top-tier performance ranking. Treat the line as conditional on copies, items, health, and contesting.
What level should I roll for Warwick and Murkwolf?
The current named guide uses Level 6 slow roll, usually around Stage 3-2. Keep a roll reserve when stable, but spend earlier if health is falling too fast.
What should I sacrifice for the Blackthorn Hex?
Riot’s Patch 18.3 guidance says to sacrifice an Attack Fighter, not a Tank. The current Mobalytics guide uses Krug on the Hex and recommends Rek’Sai if she reaches three stars; check your live unit traits and board before deciding. Our Blackthorn sacrifice guide explains the teamwide Health, role-based bonuses, and six-unit tooltip correction.