Updated on October 17th, 2024 – Version: 1.2.47
As a seasoned gamer with years of experience under my belt, I must say that the Outerplane tier list is as clear as day to me. From the get-go, it’s evident which characters shine and which ones are best left in the shadows.
Among the highly anticipated turn-based RPGs, Smilegate’s Outerplane has finally gone global. It stands out with its 3D models of anime-inspired characters and stunning skill animations, offering a distinct appeal not found elsewhere. Similar to a typical gacha game, players can anticipate a diverse lineup of playable and collectible characters! Each character comes with unique active and passive abilities, varying base stats, and different base rarities.
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Confused about whether to add the latest character you summoned to your formations? Well, you can find exactly how strong it is by seeing it ranked in one of the tiers below. A lot of pre-cursor factors were taken into consideration while building the tier list.
KEY POINTS TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION
- Rarity – Almost all of the players playing such gacha games can agree that rarity matters very heavily as it forms the basis of many other statistics related to the characters, such as the base stats, active and passive abilities, and their usability in different game modes.
- Core Abilities – Let’s be honest – the abilities assigned to any character can make or break them. The most practical approach comes when you take into account the usability of their abilities in different game modes. Naturally, ranking these abilities depends on the role the character plays in your formation. If it’s a support/healer, they should not be expected to deal damage to enemies, although that might be an added bonus but not the core usage.
- Usability – Building any character takes a lot of time and dedication, not to mention an ample amount of resources. Finding out that the character you just built through sheer hard work turns out to be useful only for a single game mode is one of the worst feelings anyone can ever experience. Hence, the characters at the top of the tiers should be versatile in nature and not limited to a single game mode or area of the game.
Be sure to check back on the global rollout of the Outerplane tier list, since new characters might be added if they are introduced. Additionally, we may readjust the character rankings within each tier due to potential modifications in their abilities or skills.
Let’s get you right to the tier list for Outerplane!
1 S-Tier Characters
- Bryn
- Valentine
- Natalie
- Dianne
- Gnosis Dahlia
- Fatal
- Maxie
- Regina
- Ame
- Kapa
- Charlotte Baker
- Regina
- Mene
- Kate
- Roxie
- Lucky Black Cat, Kuro
- Akari
- Monad Eva
- Mero
- Eternal
- Veronica
- Rhona
- Rin
- Iota
Valentine
is one of the best characters in the game if you’re looking for a standard DPS. Valentine’s main quirk comes in her supportive nature as she is able to boost the Priority of the ally with the highest attack by 20%. Her 2nd active ability
Lucky or Die
also provides amazing DPS buffs such as Increased Critical Hit Rate and Increased Critical Hit Damage for 3 turns each. Lastly, her ultimate ability
My Bloody Valentine
is an AOE-targeted damaging skill that decreases the priority of all enemies by 40%.
Veronica
, on the other hand, is one of the best offensive defenders available in the game. Much like Valentine, she is also recruited through the initial selective summons completely for free. Her basic attack is a single targeted damaging skill that can inflict a Taunt debuff on the enemy for 1 turn. Moreover, if she has an
Increased Defense
buff on herself while using the basic attack, Veronica also triggers a dual attack with the ally having the highest Attack. Veronica’s 3rd active ability
Endurance Cannon
is an AOE-targeted damaging skill that removes one buff from all enemies before striking them. This ability also provides all allies with an Increased Defense buff for 3 turns.
2 A-Tier Characters
- Alpha
- Vlada
- Epsilon
- Nella
- Kitsune of Ruin
- Tamamo-no-Mae
- Thunderclap Genin Edelweiss
- Drakhan
- Kanon
- Tamaras
- Notia
- Christina
- Eliza
- Maxwell
- Beth
- Aer
- Francesca
- Saeran
- Leo
- Iris
- Idith
- Dolly
- Snow
- Maxwell
- Stella
- Adelie
Among all the characters I’ve come across in this game, it’s definitely Maxwell who shines as a key damage dealer. He’s the only one who unleashes area-of-effect attacks, and his multipliers aren’t too shabby either. My basic attack is an area-of-effect skill that not only deals damage but also boosts my attack for the next two turns. Maxwell’s second active ability, Mana Converter, is another area-of-effect move. It grants him three stacks of Revelation of Truth buff and reduces the duration of enemy buffs by one turn. Maxwell truly showcases his damage potential when he builds up his Revelation of Truth stacks. Once they reach five, he can pierce through 30% of an opponent’s defense with his ultimate ability, Bless All Mages.
Saeran is the best healer in-game, period. Moreover, she’s given for free by completing the beginner missions. Saeran removes 1 debuff from all allies after dealing damage to a single target with her basic ability Power of Light. She can also heal a chosen ally according to her own MAX HP with her 2nd active ability Gaze Upon Us. Saeran’s true potential can be seen in her ultimate ability Arise which instantly refills the targeted ally’s HP to 100%, reduces their skill cooldown by 2 turns, and grants them 100% Priority.
3 B-Tier Characters
- Sofia
- Cindy
- K
- Lyla
- Rico
- Eva
- Alice
- Laplace
Alice is a great damage dealer that can deal good damage but lacks anything extra which many of the other DPS in the tiers above bring to the table. Alice’s basic attack is a plain single-targeted damaging ability that also provides her with an Evasion buff for 2 turns. She deals AOE-targeted damage and removes 1 buff from all enemies with her 2nd active ability Hatter’s Teacup. Her ultimate ability Alice in Wonderland is yet another AOE-targeted damaging spell that inflicts Unbuffable debuff on all enemies hit for 3 turns each.
K, the main protagonist of Outerplane, can be seen in this tier. His usability as a Defender still persists, especially for players who did not choose Veronica in the selective summons or acquired her from any other means. K’s basic attack Shield Rush is a single targeted damaging ability that can decrease defence for 2 turns. His ultimate ability Raging Storm is an AOE-targeted damaging skill.
4 C-Tier Characters
- Lily
- Claire
- Theo
- Lisha
- Tanya
In this setup, all the characters provided initially become less effective in the later stages of the game. They’re offered at the start to foster teamwork and aid progression. Lily remains useful up until mid-game if a player lacks a superior healer. However, as better rarity characters are obtained from the gacha system, it’s advisable to replace these initial characters with the more powerful ones.
That’s the complete Outerplane tier list, now let’s head right into the reroll guide.
5 Re-rolling Guide for Outerplane
Here is a short and efficient guide for fast re-rolling in Outerplane:
- Log in to the game on the main screen with a Guest Account.
- Complete the tutorial and the prologue chapters. Head to the summon screen but exit it right after the 1st summon.
- Claim your pre-registration rewards from the in-game mailbox in the main menu. This should contain some premium currency to use.
- Head over to the summoning section and use the currency to get at least one 3-Star character. If you feel you are satisfied with the summon results, simply go to Account in the Settings menu and Link your account.
- If you feel you are not satisfied with the summon results, delete the data and exit the game. Repeat the steps from the beginning.
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