After nearly half a year since its launch, the mastermind behind Teamfight Tactics finally reveals the workings of the Spell Tome.

Based on Riot Mortdog's insights, it's clear that the traits and origins from the Annotated Enchant do not randomly appear but are dependent on the units a player possesses. Furthermore, these traits and origins are calculated based on the previous combat round, not the current board arrangement. So, adding a unit to the board, using the Annotated Enchant, and not receiving the traits of that unit can happen.

Additionally, certain traits and origins lack annotations, making it impossible to manipulate milestone columns through the Annotated Enchant. Such traits and origins include Exile, Yordle, or Void. This information can be leveraged to narrow down and control the traits and origins one can potentially acquire. For instance, placing Lulu on the board with a team of 5 champions to reduce unnecessary traits and origins, as this unit has already neutralized the possibility of obtaining Exile or Yordle through annotations.

Understanding the mechanics of the Annotated Enchant allows for effective utilization of this hextech upgrade, enhancing your ability to climb ranks efficiently.