Meta tier list
Ranked for the current meta using ability impact, progression value, and consistency across real player scenarios.
How much each unit changes gameplay and gives measurable advantages.
The quality of bonuses like damage, uptime, control, or survivability.
How well the unit performs across leveling, farming, PvE, or PvP.
Side-by-side decision
Select up to two options. Facts, task fit, strengths, and tradeoffs remain visible beside the editorial tier.
Secret
A magical team centerpiece with map control, persistent summons, and a team-wide damage contribution in current release-meta sources.
Best for: Magical teams, Long waves, Crowd control
Strengths: Team amplification, Summons, Control
Tradeoffs: High investment and team composition matter.
Secret
A late-wave physical carry that ramps through takedowns and rewards early placement in modes long enough to activate its full kit.
Best for: Long stages, Physical damage, Boss pressure
Strengths: High ceiling, Permanent ramp, Area pressure
Tradeoffs: Needs time and takedowns to reach peak value.
Meta-defining picks with the strongest overall value.
A magical team centerpiece with map control, persistent summons, and a team-wide damage contribution in current release-meta sources.
A late-wave physical carry that ramps through takedowns and rewards early placement in modes long enough to activate its full kit.
A boss-focused psychic option with mark, summon, and control value that remains useful across several team structures.
A physical carry whose repeated attacks and bleed-linked follow-ups scale well into tougher targets and longer fights.
A path-based summoner whose blockers and lane damage can reshape difficult waves, but whose ceiling depends heavily on investment and trait fit.
Very strong choices that fit most players and scenarios.
A dark magical damage-over-time unit with delayed explosions and persistent pools for packed waves.
A burn-focused magical wave clearer that contributes spreading damage across clustered lanes.
A dedicated control option whose Slow and Stagger can extend the time enemies remain inside damage ranges.
An economy unit that accelerates in-match Yen and can unlock expensive team upgrades earlier.
A heavy damage option with a transformation-style power spike and strong raw output when its slower cycle is supported.
A magical area unit whose follow-ups benefit from critical investment and suitable equipment.
A flexible control and follow-up unit whose Cocoon-style stun and linked attacks add utility beyond raw damage.
Good performers with useful strengths and fewer spikes.
A scaling critical unit that becomes more valuable in longer stages and with multiple placements or critical-focused investment.
A usable burn-oriented damage option that can carry progression but is less defining than the top release-meta units.
A support-oriented unit with situational team value that depends on the mode and surrounding damage core.
A beginner-accessible light magical amplifier whose marks and active utility can support early teams.
Playable, but usually outclassed by better options.
A temporary progression unit that can fill a slot while the account lacks stronger Mythic, Secret, or role-defining options.
A temporary control or damage option for early teams, generally outclassed once stronger specialized units are available.
Use this unit tier list as a decision aid, not a rigid rule. Your best pick depends on solo play, team needs, and how stable your current progression feels.
Check your active codes and current progression bottleneck first, then pick the unit that solves that problem instead of blindly chasing hype.
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