Fire Emblem Heroes Tier List: All You Need to Know

Fire Emblem Heroes is a free-to-play mobile tactile role-playing game that was developed by Intelligent Systems and published by Nintendo in 2017. Fire Emblem Heroes is the first mobile game in the series but the fifteenth overall Fire Emblem Game.

The game features heroes from a variety of different Fire Emblem games, as well as, new heroes that are exclusive to the mobile game. While it’s free to play there are plenty of pay-to-win features available and because of that Fire Emblem Heroes is one of the highest-grossing mobile games released by Nintendo, it’s also the winner of multiple rewards.

Fire Emblem Heroes allows players to control up to four Heroes as they fight against enemy teams on an 8*6 grid map. Each character has a color that allows the game system to match up certain heroes for more advantages. The game does not allow for the randomness that is popular in other Fire Emblem games, instead, a given strategy is either going to consistently win or lose.

Additionally, the game is broken up into story missions that are divided by chapters, as well as, rotating challenge missions, training towers, and other special challenges that players can complete for rewards or help advance their heroes.

The storyline follows away between the nations of Askr and Embla, the protagonist is controlled and named by the character and finds themselves aiding the Kingdom of Askr and the Order of Heros.

As the game has been updated, new nations have been introduced including The Kingdom of Nifl, Kingdom of Muspell. There are also new realms including Dokkalfheimr and Nioavellir.

What is a tier list?

Tier lists are used by players to help create teams using their favorite heroes. They also help players understand where a specific character might stand in relation to other characters and allow players to gauge enemy teams as well.

This particular Fire Emblem Heroes tier list contains every hero and variation of a hero in relation to other players. Heroes that are in the S rating category, are generally for heroes that are up to pretty much any challenge the game throws at them.

They might be a bit overpowered but they will get the job done and can be used through end game content. Heroes in the A list are capable and great heroes to play with but just not as powerful as the characters in S. Both B and C lists generally have characters that aren’t nearly as popular and might struggle with end game content.

Color Meanings

The colors matter when you are summoning a new character. For example, when summoning you will choose from 5 different attributes and each attribute has a chance of summoning a hero with that specific attribute. Each color belongs to a set of attributes.

• Blue: Swords, Flame Magic, Red Breath (Beast)
• Green: Lance, Thunder Magic, Blue Breath (Beast)
• Red: Axe, Wind Magic, Green Breath (Beast)
• Gray/Colorless: Bow, Shuriken, Staff (Healer)

S

A

B

C

Final Thoughts

Fire Emblem heroes have a massive amount of characters. Not only are there characters from all 14 of the game’s predecessors, but there are also new and interesting characters introduced in the game.

Thanks to the massive amount of characters present in the game, you will not struggle to create a team that fits your play style. Since many characters fall within the S category it’s easy to create a powerful team you can use through end game content.

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