Alright… let’s talk healers. Not the “looks good on paper” type—but the ones that actually keep your team alive when things start getting messy.
Because here’s the truth most players learn late:
a bad healer doesn’t just heal less… it loses you fights.
So I’m going to walk you through this like we’re discussing builds mid-battle—what works, what doesn’t, and where each healer actually stands.
Heroes of History Epic Empire Healer Tier List (March 2026)
Before jumping into tiers, one thing you need to get:
- Healing % alone means nothing
- Charge time = everything
- Targeting (single vs AoE) changes fights
- Overhealing = wasted value
You could have a “1700% heal” and still lose… if it comes too late.
Low Tier Healers
Quetzalcoatl – Just… no
On paper:
- 450% AoE heal
Reality:
- Tiny radius
- Very slow charge (~10–12s)
So what happens in a fight?
By the time he heals… someone’s already dead.
This is the classic beginner trap hero. Avoid investing.
Na (Cave Clan)
She’s not terrible, just limited.
- ~900% single target healing
- Fast charge (which is good)
But the problem is simple:
- Only heals one unit
- No utility, no scaling impact
Early game? Fine.
Mid to late game? You’ll replace her fast.
Mid Tier Healers
Mata Hari
This one is tricky.
- Healing over time (1400% total)
- Aura-based (radius 3)
Sounds amazing, right?
But in real fights:
- He heals whoever is nearby
- Not always the unit that actually needs healing
If your tank is positioned right, he works.
If not… he heals random units while your frontline dies.
Tiger Lily
She brings:
- AoE healing
- Cleanse (removes debuffs)
But…
- Initial charge: ~11.5s
- Regular: ~16s
That’s way too slow.
In long fights? She’s okay.
In fast fights or PvP? You’ll feel the delay immediately.
High Tier Healers
Shoka
This one surprises a lot of players.
- Very fast charge (~5.6 / 7.4s)
- Targets lowest HP ally
- Keeps tanks alive consistently
He doesn’t look flashy… but he works.
If you’re F2P or early-mid game:
Shoka is one of the best investments you can make.
Sacagawea
Now we’re getting serious.
- ~1100% healing
- Speeds up ally ability by 5 seconds
That second part? That’s insane.
Imagine your tank:
- Shielding faster
- Taunting more often
- Cycling abilities constantly
She doesn’t just heal—she accelerates your entire team.
Louis Pasteur
If you want pure healing power:
- ~1700% single target heal
- Reduces enemy healing
This guy keeps units alive through heavy damage.
BUT…
- Overhealing can waste value
- Slightly slower than Sacagawea
So while his numbers are bigger, his efficiency isn’t always better.
Top Tier
Amelia Earhart
Her kit is wild:
- Teleports lowest HP ally
- Heals (~1200%)
- Boosts attack + movement
Sounds broken… until you think about it.
If she pulls your tank out of the frontline:
- Your formation collapses
- Backline gets exposed
So yeah… powerful, but risky.
Best used in:
- Arena
- Controlled setups
Not ideal for general PvE.
S Tier Healers
Hatshepsut
She’s not about big heals.
Instead:
- Speeds up ALL allies’ abilities (~1.6s)
That might sound small… but across a team?
It stacks fast.
She turns your whole team into:
- Faster casters
- More consistent damage cycles
Think of her as a tempo healer, not a raw healer.
Florence
- ~2000% healing over time
- Can revive (temporary survival mechanic)
Sounds like the best healer in the game.
But here’s the issue:
If the fight ends (wave ends):
- Healing gets cut
- Value is lost
Also:
- Extremely slow charge (~18s)
So she shines in:
- Single long fights
But struggles in:
- Multi-wave content
Best Healer in the Game
Harun al-Rashid – The True #1
This is where everything clicks.
- AoE healing (~600–888%)
- Converts extra healing into bonus damage
Let that sink in.
He doesn’t just heal…
he turns healing into offense.
So your DPS units:
- Hit harder
- Scale better
- Benefit directly from healing
And his charge time?
- Fast enough to stay relevant
This makes him:
- Strong in PvE
- Strong in PvP
- Strong in almost every setup
