Find out which knights offer the best team synergy in my Goddess Order PvE Tier List. The rankings here are based solely on PvE combat and how well each unit adapts to a broader battle. Let’s get into it!
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Goddess Order PvE Tier List
S-TIER
- Scarlet
- Clerant
- Grace
- Leticia
- Fenchela
- Luna
A-TIER
- Dana
- Roan
- Violet
- Lisbeth
- Sibylla
- Olivet
B-TIER
- Dionis
- Sarah
- Aragon
- Gilbert
- Siku
C-TIER
- Vicky
- Jan
- Tia
D-TIER
- Cathy
- Etna
What Each Tier Means
S: The strongest knights for PvE! Those in this tier stand leagues above the rest as the best PvE allies. They express excellent battle control and seem tailored to PvE, being powerful standalone and stronger yet when synergised with teammates.
A: Secondary to the best, these knights make great alternatives to the S ranks if you can’t get a full top-tier team, don’t like the selection there, or simply fancy trying something new. Those here are formidable allies that have decent control, allowing you to set up devastating combos and unleash powerful synergised attacks on opponents.
B: These tertiary knights are decent last resort options if you can’t create a formation from solely the top two tiers. Those here are average, but able to hold their own, with some nifty PvE skills for you to exploit during battles. That said, they’re far from the best options and leave themselves vulnerable to replacement later on.
C: These knights aren’t your strongest options for PvE, and I overall don’t recommend enlisting them for such. Their attributes typically work better for PvP, and where PvE is concerned, they seem more niche and situational.
D: Whilst no unit is terrible to use, those here don’t excel within PvE, leaving them vulnerable to knockouts, and potentially jeopardising their teammates. Their skills don’t allow for combat control, and they’re overall rather lacklustre.
