Eternal Rebellion is still in its early days, and if you have already jumped in, you have probably noticed one thing very quickly: not every maiden is worth your resources. Some characters immediately feel powerful and reliable, while others struggle to justify their spot on a team unless you are very early into the game.
This tier list is built to help you decide which maidens are actually worth investing in right now, especially if you are playing free-to-play or trying to avoid wasting upgrade materials. Because the game is new, the rankings are based on early performance, kit consistency, and how useful each unit feels across general progression rather than niche scenarios.
This list will be updated as more characters are tested and the meta settles.
Eternal Rebellion Tier List (February 2026)
S Tier – Core Meta Units
These maidens feel strong almost everywhere. They scale well, perform consistently, and don’t rely heavily on perfect setups to shine.
Desert Prince sits at the top thanks to reliable damage output and strong battlefield presence. He performs well in both short and extended fights and doesn’t fall off as enemies scale.
Grand Magus brings incredible utility alongside damage. His kit feels flexible rather than situational, which makes him useful in nearly every team composition.
Vampire Duke stands out for sustain and pressure. He excels in longer encounters where survivability matters, making him a strong pick for difficult content and progression walls.
A Tier
These units are excellent and often feel close to S tier, but they may rely more on positioning, upgrades, or team synergy.
Cursed Doll offers solid damage with a unique playstyle that rewards smart placement. When built properly, she can carry fights, but she is less forgiving than top-tier units.
Dragon Elf is a dependable damage dealer with good scaling. She performs best when supported correctly and can feel underwhelming if left under-upgraded.
Hellfire Mage brings strong burst potential and excels against clustered enemies. However, her effectiveness drops if fights drag on too long without support.
Wind Ranger provides consistent pressure and speed-based value. She fits well into aggressive teams but lacks the raw impact of higher-ranked units on her own.
B Tier
These maidens can help early on, especially if you invest in them, but they are usually replaced once stronger options become available.
Life Sprite mainly serves as a support bridge for early progression. With upgrades, she can hold her own for a while, but her overall impact falls off as enemy difficulty increases.
C Tier
At the moment, there are no characters that clearly belong here, but this tier exists for future units that may struggle to find a place in the meta.
D Tier
No maidens currently sit in this tier. That said, as more characters are released, some may end up here if their kits lack scaling or usefulness.
What the Tiers Actually Mean
S tier units are the characters you build your teams around. If you pull one, you can safely invest resources without worrying about regret later.
A tier units are strong alternatives or complements to S tier characters. They may need more effort to shine but are still reliable choices.
B tier units work early on and can help you progress, but they are not ideal long-term investments unless you lack better options.
C tier units usually require heavy investment for minimal payoff and are best avoided outside of very early gameplay.
D tier units are generally not worth using at all and should be replaced as soon as possible.
