TFT 14.3 patch notes: Hacks, Kobuko rework, no more Mortdog patch rundowns

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Amy Chen

Here are all the TFT 14.3 patch notes, which include a bunch of buffs, new Hacks, and more. We also cover the Mortdog situation.

Riot Games has revealed the details of the latest Teamfight Tactics (TFT) patch notes. TFT patch 14.3 features new Hacks, balance updates, a Kobuko rework, and more.

TFT patch 14.3 release date

TFT patch 14.3 went live on April 30. The next patch will arrive on May 14.

Highlights from the TFT 14.3 patch notes (Image via Riot Games)
Highlights from the TFT 14.3 patch notes (Image via Riot Games)

TFT patch 14.3 notes

Below are all the TFT patch 14.3 notes, as provided by Riot Games. In TFT's latest update, Rodger "Riot Prism" Caudill revealed that champions such as Morgana, Zyra, Braum, Gragas, Yuumi, Aphelios, Cho'Gath, Vex, Xayah, Smaira, and Urgot got buffed. Meanwhile, nerfs went to Jhin, Twisted Fate, Vayne, Veigar, Jarvan IV, Rengar, Aurora, and Viego. A.M.P. 

Traits such as Anima Squad, and A.M.P. received buffs while Folden Ox and Dynamo got nerfed. As for other changes, the game added in new Hacks plus reworked Kobuko.

TFT Mortdog: No more patch rundowns

Like always, Stephen "Mortdog" Mortimer from Riot Games shared an early rundown of the TFT 14.3 patch notes on his YouTube channel. However, this might be his final rundown for a while. On April 28, he revealed that he's stepping away from TFT patch rundowns, his time on X, and streaming for a bit.

"I'm going to be stepping away from extra stuff for a while," he said. "The last few weeks, months, have been really rough in the spotlight as the target for a lot of the frustrations around TFT. All you have to do is click on any one of my Twitter posts recently and read the replies."

He continued, "I've been getting it a lot [of them] lately, to a point where I'm pretty burned out. I put a lot of extra effort in and [I've] been advised that I put in too much effort. At this point, I don't know how else to phrase it other than 'the haters win.' They got to me, which sucks to admit after six years. I'm gonna take a break because I can't take much more of it."

Mortdog's patch rundowns aren't a requirement of his position at Riot Games. Rather, they've always been something he does voluntarily. Community members such as Dan "Frodan" Chou and Bwoffa noted how this departure is a loss for the TFT community.

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