Realms of Pixel Heroes Tier List: Stop Wasting Resources on the Wrong Units

On her own she isn't very exciting, but she can pierce shielded enemies effectively, which is valuable since shields can be frustrating. Her bleeding also denies revivals. While she works best in a bleed team, she can be a powerful opener against certain compositions. However, most players should wait before picking her.

She is the ultimate shield breaker, incredibly powerful. Focusing down enemies has never been more fun. Her strength is impressive, and her kit is simply amazing.

Her status effects can be heavily RNG‑dependent early on, especially if she hasn't been built yet. Once she reaches full power, she spins out of control, dealing massive damage that leaves enemies helpless. A strong hero, but not suited as an early‑game carry.

Rona offers solid support with strong healing and enemy rage suppression. Her ultimate counters control by healing allies and draining enemy rage, making her a valuable pick for future matches.

She can suppress enemy ultimates and passively boost your team when switching forms, making her a great first banner hero in Realms of Pixel.

Zahard is a strong DPS, but he is most effective with the full ToG team. The minimal viable pairing is Ha Yuri, as they synergize well. Without building Ha Yuri or the rest of the ToG roster, Zahard offers little benefit beyond a standard damage dealer.

This hero has a strong kit that counters and melts enemies simply by presence, and his taunt is useful for a tank. However, he lacks survivability and defensive options, making him vulnerable. He's a solid hero, but not a top-tier or everyday meatshield tank.

I'm excited about Kristy because she's more than a pure damage dealer. Her countering ability unlocks many interesting setups, but there's a concern she may not stay active long enough to fully exploit it, potentially reducing her to just a DPS role. The devs have balanced her to be strong and useful while imposing limits that prevent her from dominating the meta.

She has a solid kit and is useful, but I think she's not as strong as Muteki Shin, especially since you can't build her outside the limited events. Her web can snowball, making her a powerful late‑game hero.

Strong damage dealer in almost all situations.

Before pulling Zenith, know that his power depends heavily on team synergies. He applies DEF Down and Burn to targets, so you need teammates that can exploit those effects. Zenith is not a universal pick; he requires a team built around his kit and is best against setups that can benefit from his debuffs. Most players will not auto‑pull him unless they love his design or have a debuff/burn‑focused team.

Overall, she is a solid damage dealer but not a meta‑shifter. However, when paired with other ToG collab heroes, she becomes a crucial puzzle piece.

Can deal significant damage, especially against tougher, buffed enemies, and its ability to counter healing can be a real game-changer. Definitely a hero to keep in your roster.

She can deal AoE and single-target damage, but her damage is split among active targets, limiting overall output. Enabling true damage compensates for this. She isn’t a pure damage carry, but she’s still solid, so I’d place her in the higher A‑Tier.

Her damage and enemy rage reduction make her a formidable lineup choice, though she can only be fully optimized in limited events.

She handles control well but lacks impact.

The Honey Shield mechanic can be strong, but overall she is not a top-tier hero, especially when you need to build all Tower of God collab heroes, whose skills are highly interdependent.

Formidable executor who targets the weakest enemies sequentially, increasing damage when they are shielded. She snowballs quickly and provides support. A powerful character worth adding to Realms of Pixel, but she requires a strong team to deliver the hard hits; otherwise she will fall quickly.

A solid tank who also disrupts enemies, making him one of the strongest in Realms of Pixel.

She deals heavy damage and would excel as an area or single-target DPS if not for her damage cap. Overall, she is a solid damage dealer with a built-in revive and the ability to survive a final blow. However, if you need a hero who can both deal damage and endure more, consider other options, especially given the effort required to build an event hero like her.

She becomes more relevant in the late game, providing linking support rather than acting as the main carry. She is especially useful when countering specific setups.

Devastating in PvP, but most players can ignore him.

A decent tank with shielding, but more suited as an off‑tank; as a main tank she lacks the durability and frontline‑holding abilities of top‑tier tanks.

A solid support healer. His main appeal is in a full Tower of God team for the extra passive multiplier; otherwise he’s not particularly exciting.

Maggie excels in damage, DPS, poison, and buffs. She fits many teams, but her true strength emerges in poison/DoT compositions, giving her a niche ranking.

She is powerful but relies on RNG, applying random status effects. The more specialized your team, the higher the chance she can backfire. Still, she remains a strong hero in Realms of Pixels.

Violet is a reviver that gives your team a second chance. As you progress, you may not want to reserve a slot for her, especially when revive blocking becomes relevant. She is most useful early on and occasionally later.

Strong early execution, but weaker later.

She excels as an executioner in bleed-focused teams—a niche role. In those setups she performs exceptionally, but whether to build her depends on your strategy.

Great tank early but loses effectiveness as you progress. Some players view him as fodder, but I believe mythicals shouldn't be treated as such. Still, he's not worth building.

Her attacks deal both single-target and area damage at once, but her kit will expire soon.

She deals direct damage, including True Damage. Though powerful, her single‑target focus limits her versatility; for larger enemies, other heroes are often better choices.

With sufficient support, he serves as a solid early tank that can damage enemies and aid allies, but becomes largely ineffective later.

Her sleep and poison make her a tough opponent in a poison team, but poison teams aren’t very relevant right now.

Rinn is a hybrid tank-support. She absorbs damage, stacks marks, and buffs the front line, enabling her team to deal massive crit damage. Her role is currently underutilized in the meta.

In DoT teams she is effective because her passive activates with any status effect. However, overall she is not very strong, and since DoT is a niche playstyle, her relevance is limited.

She is hard to kill, but shines in a burn team; otherwise, she would rank higher in this tier list.

She provides healing and crit buffs, but her healing is weak and will fade, so she cannot sustain a team alone.

Hamish is not a strong pure DPS. His backrow stuns and ally buffs don’t justify his use. I wouldn’t feed him, as I don’t think feeding mythical is a good idea, but overall he’s not worth it in the current meta.

Good damage and targeting, but mainly effective against magic units. Better options and legendaries exist, so it’s not worth building beyond week one.

Simple healing with occasional attack buffs. Not meta-relevant and can be used as fodder for mythicals.

She can keep the whole team alive early, but later her effectiveness drops sharply, making her a candidate for fodder. I still recommend keeping her in case of future balance changes and to avoid foddering mythicals.

She can carry long thanks to high single‑target burst damage, but if that misses she switches to the next target. Overleveled, she is a strong early carry in Realms of Pixel.

She is mainly useful for freezing, but otherwise she is a low-value pick for most players.

Epic characters become useful only after the very early game, serving mainly as fodder for star-up.

Her kit offers good utility, but her stats and multipliers don't scale enough for end‑game effectiveness.

Epic characters become useful only after the very early game, mainly serving as fodder for star-up.

Her only real strength is blocking enemy revives; otherwise, she's underwhelming and legendaries are better.

Her ultimate is a nightmare to counter; while her damage is less critical, she remains a strong poison hero capable of many debuffs. After a week of play, you'll find she's essentially fodder.

A straightforward healer and support. Though not a single-healer, it keeps your team alive in the endgame and performs solidly for a long time.

Epic characters are only useful as fodder after the very early game.

Classic support healer with crit buffs for burst teams, but after five days he becomes mere fodder.

Decent damage and some heal suppression. Not very interesting unless used early.

Epic characters are only useful after the very early game, mainly as fodder for star-up.

Epic characters are only useful after the very early game, mainly as fodder for star-up.

Epic characters become useful only after the very early game, serving as fodder for star-up.

Good for poison teams in theory, but legendary units are weak and the poison meta fails.