Neverness to Everness Tier List and Best Character Rankings

When looking at Character Tier Lists, we always recommend to keep certain key considerations in mind, such as:

• Fun and Gameplay Feel: Would you rather have fun playing an A-Rank character, or dislike playing an S-Rank character? Many characters have very different playstyles, and some might just not be enjoyable to you, even if they're high-performing.
• Style: You're likely going to end up having more fun playing characters whose design you appreciate and enjoy. A player who enjoys a certain character will typically end up performing better on it as well.
• Strength: Naturally, under ideal conditions, some characters end up dishing out higher numbers than others. If you can make full use of a character like that, they will end up carrying you through parts of the game.
• Synergies: There are many synergies in the game, like Esper Cycles. Many characters only unlock their full potential by being paired with other characters.
• High vs Low Spender: Some characters perform well on a budget, while others might outperform them, but only at much higher investment. If you plan to stay mostly F2P, some of the characters that require their signature Arc weapon may not be the best choice for you.

Tierlist is Work in Progress

Our Tier List for Neverness to Everness is currently being developed as we learn about all the characters available and releasing with the launch of Neverness to Everness.

As with all tier lists take the rankings with a grain of salt. All S rank characters are Assumed to be at Awakening level 0, while all A ranks are assumed to be at A6.

• Main DPS: This sections holds all characters designed around mainly being on field to do the majority of their damage
• Sub DPS: This section holds characters that spend the majority of their playtime off field using skills or Ultimate bursts for the majority of their damage on the team as well as often having some support options built into their kits.
• Support: The Espers in this section are ones who are primarily designed to support the team. Support could be in the form of sustain, such as healing or shields, or buffing the team's damage.

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This guide is written by Written by ChAkira, an avid gamer having spent countless hours playing colony and factory simulator games, as well as having a love for gacha games. He particularly enjoys team building and clearing endgame content.