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{{#css: .mw-collapsible .mw-collapsible-toggle { float:left; margin-right: 1em; } }} This Dragalia Lost tier list ranks characters based on their strengths and weaknesses and overall performance. The purpose of these tier lists is to provide a base level of insight on the various characters in Dragalia Lost. Tier lists are always subjective in nature, so keep that in mind when evaluating them.
- Due to how new the game is, ratings may change rapidly.
- Rating criteria will likely shift with the release of harder content and raids.
General Adventurer Tier List
Rating Definitions and Criteria
Rating definitions
- S: Meta defining characters that perform one or more important roles exceptionally well.
- A+: Very good characters that perform their role well and have few to no weaknesses.
- A: Characters with minor flaws that perform their role well.
- B+: Characters that can perform their role, but are overshadowed by those above them.
- B: Characters that are held back by poor skills or abilities, or are simply outclassed.
- C: Characters that cannot perform their role well, fill a niche that is not required, or are outclassed by units in the B tier.
- D: Characters with serious problems.
- Unranked: Recently released characters that haven't been ranked.
Criteria:
- Adventurers are assumed to be promoted to 5
and to have all unlocked mana circles besides co-ability improvements and items (45 circles). - Adventurers are assumed to have an optimal dragon equipped.
- Adventurers are assumed to have access to a 5 weapon.
- Adventurers are compared within their own element first before being compared to Adventurers in other elements.
- Adventurers are assumed to be controlled by the player, AI is not taken into consideration.
- The content considered are Master Dragon Trials, Master Imperial Onslaughts, Void Battles, Raid Events, Facility Events, High Midgardsormr's Trial, High Brunhilda's Trial, and High Mercury's Trial.
Tier List
v2.3, Last updated: May 31st, 2019
Change Log
Like her wind counterpart, Maribelle is a solid character that outputs high damage while she’s able to maintain her Full HP = Skill Damage passive. Because Maribelle has so much increased skill damage through her passive and co-ability, it’s not a good idea to pair her with Konohana Sakuya instead of a pure strength dragon, as further sources of increased skill damage have diminishing returns, and it’s stronger to diversify increased damage across her strength stat instead. Maribelle is a good pick versus High Midgardsormr, as she’s fully immune to stun, and has good damage output as she can safely attack from range and maintain reasonably high uptime on Full HP = Skill Damage. Since the 5.3 flame wand has an underwhelming self heal instead of a damage skill, it’s perfectly fine to use the High Midgardsormr’s Bane void weapon, which fully makes up for its lower natural strength through its bane passive.
Xuan Zang possesses a kit centralized around debuffing. Though her S2 deals no damage, it reduces the enemy defense by 10% and attack by 5% for 20 seconds. The length of the debuffs allows for constant uptime on her S1’s damage boost against debuffed foes in ideal circumstances, which results in respectable damage output overall, and she additionally can access another attack skill from the 5.3 flame lance. However, the debuffs on her S2 only have a 70% proc rate each, rolled separately from each other, so she occasionally misses out on the valuable defense down, or might do nothing at all if she’s particularly unlucky. Xuan Zang still possesses the classic pitfalls of free raid adventurers, with an incomplete affliction resistance as well as a bane passive with limited to no use outside of raid, and her kit lacks the consistency or the burst damage to truly compensate for these shortcomings.
Serena is comparable to Euden, as they’re both stun resistant fire swords with multiple attacking skills, and they perform similarly in most content. Serena’s kit is based around increasing her critical rate and damage, and she’s rewarded with small permanent critical buffs for landing lengthy combos up to three times a fight. Her damage output is respectable when fully stacked up, but she does require some ramp up time and it’s not always realistic to land long combos in practice due to fight mechanics and human error. Awkwardly, it’s much easier to stack increases to critical damage than critical rate, but increases to critical damage aren’t very useful on their own. Serena has some difficulty stacking combos versus High Midgardsormr, as the flow of his attacks naturally break up combos and force close ranged units to dodge or disengage. Since swords step forward so much when attacking, they’re expected to take the role of baiter and focus on drawing aimed attacks away from the rest of the party, which doesn’t suit Serena’s combo oriented playstyle. She’s usable in harder flame-advantaged content such as High Midgardsormr and Void Zephyr, but doesn’t really excel.
Aeleen boasts very high healing output thanks to her potent regen heal that additionally applies small buffs on phases II and III. She has another healing skill on top of this that cleanses stun afflictions, but it’s not nearly as useful as her first skill, as it only affects nearby allies and is limited by its slow charge rate and low recovery potency. She easily outperforms other water healers such as Thaniel and Ricardt in terms of healing output, and she additionally has a Skill Prep passive over them to boot. Aeleen can excel in all water-advantaged content, but requires a specific setup for High Brunhilda, as reaching 100% burn resistance through wyrmprints doesn’t leave her room to equip Volcanic Queen, so she’ll likely need to equip the Full HP = Defense void staff to survive the initial blast. It’s not recommended for Aeleen to attempt the fight without burn immunity, as a number of burn afflictions are unavoidable and will leave her at 1 HP without a way to deal with it. The downside in range on her proximity heal isn’t a big problem in High Brunhilda since the whole party will naturally stack together many times to handle the fight mechanics.
Mym’s initial evaluation was conservative, as her kit is rather unique, she’s behind on power until she ramps up her damage through permanent buffs, and the top flame adventurers have set a high bar. However, Mym has proven herself in both theory and practice to have earned a spot among the best. While her overall damage in adventurer form doesn’t shine initially, it doesn’t take her long to earn her first shapeshift as a single use of her S1 charges in just two full combos, and her boosted adventurer form post-shapeshift is on par with the best. While her first shapeshift isn’t very strong, subsequent shapeshifts are far more powerful as her High Brunhilda form has higher attack speed, slightly higher base damage on attacks, and a much more powerful skill than the base Brunhilda form. Mym doesn’t just excel in raid, she has proven to be a great choice for High Midgardsormr, as the length of the quest gives her plenty of time to ramp up to full power and unleash multiple transformations.
Fjorm was held back from being rated at the top since her kit theoretically has consistency problems if the content isn’t designed for her to easily utilize her Ice Mirror or Last Bravery passive. However, she’s more than proven her worth, and her kit is very well optimized for High Brunhilda, where she sees enormous success.
Ricardt’s old problems have generally solved by wyrmprints. He’s now a viable pick for High Brunhilda, as he can now reach full burn immunity through equipping a pair of burn res prints, and his Full HP = Defense passive helps him attain enough survivability even if he doesn’t have a spare slot to equip Volcanic Queen. His lack of innate Skill Prep isn’t so bad as it once was, as he can naturally charge his skills fast enough for High Brunhilda, and he can bring wyrmprints with Skill Prep in other content. He still has problems with the charge times on his skills, but his overall healing output is worthy of his new ranking, as his regen heal is quite potent.
Zardin’s damage output has always been respectable thanks to the great frame data on his attack skills, despite the shaky uptime he can reasonably assume on his Full HP = Strength passive. The release of the Beauty’s Secret wyrmprint has made it easier for Zardin to reach full burn immunity and prepare for High Brunhilda without having to fully compromise on damage wyrmprints, which helps push Zardin over the edge as he was already teetering on the line between tiers.
Halloween Althemia was previously rated decently thanks to her Skill Prep passive and full ailment immunity. However, Skill Prep is much more accessible for all healers with the changes in wyrmprints over time, and her kit lacks any strong support for healing. Her S1’s healing potency isn’t very high, and her S2 is also nearly useless as it has poor range, damage, and charge time, and it’s not worth using a strength boosting dragon to increase the damage of such a poor skill when it’s more important to use health boosting dragons to scale the recovery potency on healing skills.
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Details
Dragon Tier List
Specific Content Adventurer Lists
The following are not specifically tier lists, but automatically generated lists with set parameters of common units to use in specific endgame content, as most other content can be cleared with essentially most elementally advantaged units.