Pre-release data. All data is from the closed beta and leaks. It is incomplete and will change before and after launch.
The game isn’t out yet, so there are no real win rates. For now every tier is theorycrafted — judged on synergy breakpoints, rarity and known kits — and clearly marked “not measured yet.”
Once the beta gives us real match data, the same page will show win rates and rank by this rule:
Flood the board with Strikers and Hotheads and end the fight before the enemy sets up.
Two damage synergies at once: Striker x6 plus Hothead x3. Forgiving to build (mixed rarities) and the strongest all-round opener in our current data. Bladehound and Cinechel are the carries — keep them alive and the comp snowballs. Weak into heavy shield/sustain walls.
Out-heal everything: stack Satiation for value and Cherubim for the heals, win the long game.
Satiation x6 plus Cherubim x3, fronted by Hungrille (the Satiation queen). Beats aggro by simply outlasting it; loses to burst comps that kill the carry before the heals stack. Needs a fair few Satiation units, so it's a step harder to assemble.
Go all-in on the Light aspect for its highest breakpoint, with a Protector core to survive the ramp.
Pushes Light all the way to x7 (a top breakpoint) under Prabhas, the Sunfire monk, with Protector x3 buying time. Very strong when it comes online but demanding — it needs seven specific Light units, which is why it's A and not S today.
Mastermind core with a Blaster back line — control the board and grind out value.
Mastermind x6 plus Blaster x3 under Kumyo Kyo. Solid and flexible, but with one main offensive synergy it leans on good positioning and the right matchup, so it sits mid-tier for now.
A themed Competition + Explorer board led by the Grand Championship's own host.
Competition x6 plus Explorer x5 under Sir Champion. Easy to build from common units and a fun all-rounder, but mid-power — no single carry hits as hard as the aggro or sustain comps, so it's a comfortable B.
A niche disruption board: Dark pressure plus the rare Spook units to mess with the enemy line.
Dark x6 plus Spook x2 under Armand (Novarch of Dark). Genuinely off-meta — only two Spook units exist, so the synergy is shallow and the comp is situational. Fun and spiky against specific teams, but not a generalist; that's why it's C, not the raw power.