As the roster of characters keeps on increasing, it can be quite difficult to figure out which ones are strong and meta. That’s where our Reverse 1999 tier list comes to save the day for new and existing players alike. See for yourself which characters are dominating the meta of different PvE game modes.
In this tier list, we have based the rankings of all Reverse 1999 characters on their rarity, utility, and effectiveness in team compositions. Of course, we have also studied the top meta characters and ranked them accordingly. Check out the complete Reverse 1999 character tier list below!
S-Tier Characters
The S-tier harbour the best of the best. These are the strongest characters in Reverse 1999, and dominate all types of PvE game modes. If you spot any of them in your inventory, build them without wasting any time. Some of the characters in this tier are recently buffed like Anjo Nala, while others are plain broken from their release like Beryl. Hence, characters in this tier provide you the most value when building your Reverse 1999 teams.
- Beryl
- Ezio Auditore
- Lucy
- Nautika
- Anjo Nala
- Brume
- Isolde
- Semmelweis
- Ulrich
- Charon
- Flutterpage
- Melania
- Fatutu
- Kiperina
- Rubuska
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A-Tier Characters
So what if you don’t have access to the S-tier characters? You still have a lot of variety to choose from the A-tier. These characters aren’t weak by any metric but they lack the effectiveness brought by the characters in the tier above. Make sure to build them anyways as a single buff can take them directly to the S-tier. In fact, many of the characters here are either core cornerstones of niche teams or specific faction teams.
- Corvus
- Marcus
- Recoleta
- Windsong
- Argus
- Barcalona
- Getian
- Kassandra
- Sentinel
- Aleph
- Kakania
- Lopera
- Mercuria
- Regulus
- Tuesday
- Medicine Pocket
- Sotheby
- Vila
B-Tier Characters
The characters in this tier are quite average at best. Yes, they are not weak nor strong. Consider them like the filler characters who can be placed in many teams but do not outshine other characters. Many of the characters in this tier can move up or down, depending on any future buffs or nerfs. If you have any of them summoned, it’s wise to build and use them as much as you can before a nerfhammer hits them or they become irrelevant.
- A Knight
- Centurion
- Jiu Niangzi
- Kaalaa Baunaa
- Willow
- Druvis III
- Hissabeth
- Jessica
- Moldir
- Eternity
- Name Day
- Pickles
- Voyager
- Ezra Theodore
- Ms. Newbabel
- Buddy Fairchild
- Liang Yue
- 37
- J
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- An-an Lee
- Lorelei
- Tooth Fairy
- Yenisei
C-Tier Characters
The C-tier characters are some of the weakest in Reverse 1999. They are used either in specific niche teams at higher advancement stages or simply avoided. Do not invest your crucial resources in upgrading them. The results are not worth the effort. It’s common to see them being ignored, and for all the right reasons. These characters are proven to be not effective in the current meta.
- Alexios
- Lilya
- Noire
- Spathodea
- Bkornblume
- Matilda
- Necrologist
- Shamane
- Barbara
- Loggerhead
- Blonney
- Charlie
- Mr. Duncan
- Sweetheart
- Brimley
- Horropedia
- Tennant
- White Rum
- Avgust
- Desert Flannel
- Sonetto
- X
- Balloon Party
- Dikke
- La Source
D-Tier Characters
Wondering who are the weakest Reverse 1999 characters? Look no further than this tier. The characters here are abnormally weak, thanks to multiple reasons. Their base rarity is low, resulting in low base stats and poor performance. Stay clear from investing any form of resources in them unless you’re a beginner who just started your adventures in the game.
- Eagle
- Mondlicht
- Pavia
- Rabies
- Satsuki
- APPle
- Bunny Bunny
- Click
- Kanjira
- Leilani
- ONiON
- Pioneer
- aliEn T
- Baby Blue
- Bette
- Darley Clatter
- Diggers
- Door
- Erick
- John Titor
- Mesmer Jr.
- Ms. radio
- Nick Bottom
- Oliver Fog
- Sputnik
- TTT
- Twins Sleep
- Ulu
- Cristallo
- Ms. Moissan
- Poltergeist
- Mr. Ghost
Reverse 1999 Character Roles Explained
Team-building can take a toll on any player, unless you really like going deep into the numbers game and testing different builds. To simplify the team-building process, it’s important to know the different character roles in Reverse 1999. Each character plays an important function in any team, and can even share synergies with other characters.
Hence, an apt knowledge of them is required to build some of the best Reverse 1999 teams. Reverse 1999 character roles are as follows:
- Damage Dealer – Damage dealers form the backbone of all Reverse 1999 teams. Without these characters, you will lack in the damage department, and slowly falter away in battles.
- Supportive DPS – These characters excel at dealing damage but they also bring offensive utility on the table. Inflicting core debuffs like defense down, attack down, etc. Hence, they help in increasing the amount of damage dealt by your DPS carries.
- Support – You might be familiar with this role in other turn-based and MMO games. Essentially, support characters provide amazing buffs and debuffs that can turn the tide of battles in your favour. It’s essential to have at least 1 of them in any team for controlling situations that go out of hand.
- Healer/Sustain – Feeling that your team dies too fast? You might be lacking healers in it. Healers have juicy abilities that can replenish lost HP and increase your overall sustainability. While it’s not necessary to have healers in the team, it does help you survive longer. Situationally, it’s advised to bring 1 healer to your team.
Factors Affecting Reverse 1999 Tier List Rankings
There are a variety of factors influencing our rankings of characters in this Reverse 1999 tier list. It’s important to have some sort of metrics to track the performance of each character. The factors can be seen below:
- Rarity – Reverse 1999 characters come in 3 differing rarities: 4-star, 5-star, and 6-star. The rarity of characters defines their importance and strength in this tier list. By rarity, we mean to say the base star value of the character. The higher the rarity, the more base stats of the character, and thus, more strength.
- Meta Rankings – It’s equally important to consider the meta rankings when making a tier list for any game. Hence, we have taken help from the different community rankings and game mode top teams to judge the validity of each character.
- Community – It’s often true that the community is the best judge of a game. Hence, we have also taken into account the input from several community tier lists to help curate our Reverse 1999 tier list.
