A Guide to Sparring Gloves in Teamfight Tactics (First Impressions)
Hey everyone, welcome back to our weekly item strength analysis. 9.19 comes not only with a decent meta shift, but also the introduction of Sparring Gloves, a new base item that works similar to Spatula (since it combines with components to create items). A lot of these ratings will be first impressions based on what was being used in the PBE, so don’t overlook any item just yet.
If you haven’t already, check out our Patch Notes analysis page for insight on the reasoning for our ratings and changes. We’ll be quoting information from the official 9.19 Teamfight Tactics patch notes as well.
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Sparring Gloves
- New Component: Gives +10% Critical Strike chance and +10% chance to Dodge chance.
- When building an item out of Sparring Gloves, the item will convert its core stats to either the offensive (20% Critical Strike chance), defensive (20% Dodge chance) option. Thief’s Gloves and Mittens get both.
Rating – B: The new item will definitely shake things up, but currently none of them appear to be S-tier strong. Some items might see more play as time goes on which will increase the rating of Sparring Gloves, but for now, a B rating is our initial thought for this basic item.
Infinity Edge
- Recipe: Sparring Gloves + B.F. Sword
- Stats: 20% Critical Strike chance
- Effect: +150% Critical Strike damage
Rating – A: The changes to B.F. Sword’s crit chance largely came as a result of the 20% crit chance that is now inherent in the base stats. IE is even more consistent now and will stay at an A rating.
Jeweled Gauntlet
- Recipe Sparring Gloves + Needlessly Large Rod
- Effect: Your spells can crit
Rating – B: Having spells that can crit seems nice, but considering how sorcerers function, it is somewhat unnecessary and unreliable to rely on crits on spells.
Repeating Crossbow
- Recipe: Sparring Gloves + Recurve Bow
- Effect: On death, this jumps to an allied champion and grants an additional 20% Attack Speed & Critical Strike chance.
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Rating – B: While this item can have major upside, it also is held back by inconsistency and counterplay from positioning. Also, you usually will want to 3 item stack your main carry so there won’t be any space to receive repeating crossbow.
Hand of Justice
- Recipe: Sparring Gloves + Tear of the Goddess
- Effect: On round start, either gain 40% more damage or 40 life on hit.
Rating – B: Hand of Justice has a very powerful effect of 40% more damage, but 40 life on hit can be quite bad in some cases. There are just better items that do not rely on RNG at this time to warrant using Hand of Justice.
Iceborn Gauntlet
- Recipe: Sparring Gloves + Chain Vest
- Effect: On dodge, create an expandable zone that lowers Attack Speed by 35%.
Rating – B: While this item can make a yordle quite tanky with dodge and debuffs, other defensive items still take priority and sorcerers will completely ignore this item.
Quicksilver
- Recipe: Sparring Gloves + Negatron Cloak
- Effect: When CC’d, cleanse the CC. 5-second cooldown.
Rating – A: With Cho’Gath and Sejuani both receiving nerfs, there will be less and less CC prevalent in the meta. Even still, Quicksilver is currently the only effective game mechanic that counters CC and will surely see some play in countering late-game enemy comps.
Trap Claw
- Recipe: Sparring Gloves + Giant’s Belt
- Effect: On combat begin, gain a spell shield. When it breaks, stun the champion who broke the shield.
Rating – B: While Trap Claw protects against 1 shield, it is likely to be countered by positioning and will not guarantee any good results. Putting this on a frontline might simply negate a small ability that other items still take precedence over this one.
Thief’s Gloves
- Recipe: Sparring Gloves + Sparring Gloves
- Effect: This item takes all three item slots. On round begin, copy two random items.
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Rating – A: There are many champions in the game that make good use out of any item, namely the 5-cost units. For a small investment of two items, copying two items can be quite RNG based, but will on average result in decent outcomes.
Mittens
- Recipe: Sparring Gloves + Spatula
- Effect: This champ also counts as a Yordle
Rating – A: Mittens will give any unit inherent tankiness against attack damage. Pairing this with a shapeshifter like Shyvana will result in a very beefy unit.
Other New Items
Deathblade
- Recipe: B.F. Sword + B.F. Sword
- Effect: On a kill or assist, gain an additional 15 Attack Damage until end of combat (Stacks infinitely).
Rating – C: This item would be somewhat decent on assassins, with assassin not as prevalent in the coming meta, this item overall does not give enough to warrant a spot in the comp. Many other great items are made from BF sword and give additional effects other than simply attack damage.
Giant Slayer
- Recipe: B.F. Sword + Recurve Bow
- Effect: Attacks deal an additional 5% enemy max Health as True Damage.
Rating – S: The only new item with an S rating and for good reason. This item paired with rangers or gunslingers will shred through enemy frontlines and will likely define the next meta. Providing both base attack damage and attack speed while TRUE dealing damage based on enemy max health is an offensive powerhouse.
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