Magic and Goddess Tier List, Best One to Use!

Choosing the best characters in Magic and Goddess can make a huge difference in your gameplay experience. With over 50 characters available, each with their own strengths and weaknesses, it’s important to know which ones are worth using. This complete tier list will help you identify the best characters while also guiding you on how to reroll for a stronger team.

All Characters Ranked – Magic and Goddess Tier List

Here’s the complete tier list for Magic and Goddess, ranking characters from the strongest (S-Tier) to the weakest (D-Tier).

S-Tier Characters – The Best Choices

These are the top-tier characters in Magic and Goddess. They have powerful abilities, excellent synergy, and dominate in both PvE and PvP.

• Ajani (UR) – High DPS, strong team synergy, effective in both PvE and PvP.

• Anna Anne (UR) – High burst damage, great support skills, adaptable playstyle.

• Alice (SSR) – Balanced stats, strong AoE skills, easy to upgrade.

• Brand Blood (UR) – Powerful AoE damage, disrupts enemy formations.

• Dasqi (UR) – Critical hit specialist, strong against various enemy types.

• Dark Eudora (SSR) – Reliable magic damage, crowd control expert.

• Kulara (UR) – Burst damage specialist with strong debuffs.

• Maher (SSR) – Support character that enhances team damage.

• Light Weiweian (SSR) – Balanced between burst and sustained damage, solid CC.

A-Tier Characters – Strong but Not Overpowered

A-Tier characters are still great choices but may need some investment or specific team setups to shine.

• Light Avalon (SSR) – Good balance between burst and sustained DPS.

• Jessica (SSR) – Versatile damage dealer, effective in multiple roles.

• Margaret (SSR) – Provides team buffs but lacks burst potential.

• Light Yui (SSR) – AoE specialist with crowd control.

• Dark Fisner (SSR) – Magic DPS with CC abilities, but weak to blitz attacks.

• Mitabi (SSR) – Single-target damage specialist with debuffs.

• Eevee (UR) – Highly adaptable, strong in melee and ranged combat.

• Shadra (SSR) – Consistent DPS with crowd control.

• Asura (SSR) – Sustained damage specialist, slow burst execution.

• Akasha (SSR) – Balanced offense and defense, lacks strong CC.

B-Tier Characters – Decent but Situational

B-Tier characters are useful but may struggle against tougher opponents or require specific team compositions.

• Light Oros (SSR) – Reliable but struggles against heavily armored foes.

• Nossa (SSR) – Good CC but weak under pressure.

• Dark Oraham (SSR) – Burst damage specialist with low survivability.

• Max (SSR) – Strong single-target damage, requires precise timing.

• Dark Leta (SSR) – AoE and debuffs, but slow attack speed.

• Doudou (SSR) – Rapid attack speed but lacks sustain.

• Catherine (SSR) – Hybrid burst and sustained damage.

• Light Sulla (SSR) – AoE specialist, lacks durability.

• Shiver (SSR) – Quick attacker, vulnerable to burst damage.

• Firefly (SSR) – Mobile fighter with steady DPS.

• Zero (SSR) – Consistent DPS, requires support for longer battles.

C-Tier Characters – Below Average

C-Tier characters struggle in most scenarios and are often overshadowed by higher-ranked ones.

• Brand (SSR) – Balanced DPS but inconsistent in PvP.

• Dracula (SSR) – Life-leech abilities, lacks durability.

• Milia (SSR) – High burst damage, weak defense.

• Kiki Titan (SSR) – AoE disruptor, struggles against shields.

• Dark Owl (SSR) – High crit potential, but inaccurate.

• Light Raphael (SSR) – Healing support, requires strong defense.

• Shalltear (SSR) – Versatile but fragile.

• Dark Talumex (SSR) – High dodge rate, but low DPS.

• Ilya (SSR) – Reliable DPS, weak against burst attacks.

• Rose (SR) – Support unit with weak offense.

• Rosette (SR) – Defensive counterattacker, slow-paced.

• Seth (SR) – Consistent DPS, lacks burst damage.

• Huang Quan (SR) – Support buffs, but weak offensive skills.

• Dark Kalief (SSR) – High DPS but fragile.

D-Tier Characters – The Weakest Choices

These characters perform poorly and are not recommended unless no other options are available.

• Light Cokeyar (SR) – Basic DPS, lacks versatility.

• Full Moon (SR) – Steady damage, no burst potential.

• Jadis (SR) – Weak scaling, underwhelming skillset.

• Dark Execution (SR) – Low durability, poor scaling.

• Lily (SR) – Support unit with low offensive abilities.

• Larion (SR) – Predictable damage, weak CC.

• Dark Orphee (SR) – Burst DPS, easily countered.

• Mis (SR) – Moderate damage, lacks AoE or CC.

• Ottoman (SR) – Basic attacks, weak mobility.

• Quinta (SR) – Deals damage over time, lacks synergy.

• Sheila (SR) – Basic healing, weak DPS.

• Light Icarus (SR) – Low scaling, ineffective in late game.

How to Reroll in Magic and Goddess

If you’re unhappy with your initial summons, rerolling is a great way to start with stronger characters. Here’s how to do it:

1. Log in as a Guest – Start the game without linking an account.

2. Complete the Tutorial – This takes about five minutes.

3. Perform a 10-Pull Summon – Check if you get a top-tier character (S-Tier or high A-Tier).

4. If Unsatisfied, Reset – Go to Profile > Account > Sign Out.

5. Create a New Account – Restart the game and repeat the process until you pull a strong unit.

Getting the best characters in Magic and Goddess can make your gameplay much smoother and more enjoyable. Prioritizing S-Tier and A-Tier units ensures you have a powerful team for all game modes. If you don’t get your desired characters at the start, rerolling is a simple way to increase your chances of success. Keep summoning and good luck building your dream team!