How To Enable Emotes in TFT
Before I get into explaining to you how to use emotes in TFT, there are settings that you have to set up in order to use emotes in game.
- Press the backpack icon on the upper right side of the client.
- Click the emotes tab on the client.
- You will now see an emote wheel. This is where you can add all the emotes you'd like to use.
- Drag the emotes into any of the empty spaces on the emote wheel.
- Next, click the gear icon also located on the upper right side of the client.
- Scroll down until you find the hotkeys menu.
- Check the assigned hotkey for opening your emote wheel. Change it if you prefer using a different button.
And now, while you're in the settings, just set some of the best TFT hotkeys, and you’re all set to use emotes in your games! Remember, in TFT, you can use a maximum of six emotes — five on the emote wheel and one dedicated for the start of the match.
Using Emotes In TFT
- Queue a game and wait until you're in the lobby.
- Press the emote wheel hotkey you assigned earlier.
- Drag your mouse towards the emote you wish to use, whether it's in the middle, down, left, or right side of the wheel.
- Release the hotkey you're pressing, and your chosen emote will now be displayed to everyone in the lobby.
How To Mute Enemy Emotes in TFT
While emotes add fun to the game, sometimes interactions can turn toxic. Luckily, Riot Games has provided a way to mute emotes from anyone in the lobby, here's how to do it:
- After loading into a game, locate the scoreboard on the right side of your screen.
- Find the player whose emotes you wish to mute. Look for their little legend portrait on the scoreboard.
- Press the speaker icon located above their little legend portrait to mute their emotes.
Can You Use A Champion Mastery Emote In TFT?
While TFT shares many emotes with League of Legends, Champion Mastery emotes remain exclusive to LoL and cannot be used in TFT. But hey, there are multiple others, such as ones from TFT Battle Pass.
However, the good news is that there are plenty of other emotes from League of Legends that you can equip and use in TFT. This includes ranked reward emotes, which display your solo/duo queue rank from LoL, allowing you to showcase your achievements in a different game mode.