Lost Sword Tier List & Reroll Guide [RELEASE]

As an avid fan, I’m excited to share my insights on assembling a formidable squad in Lost Sword. The key lies in selecting the top-tier characters for attackers, defenders, and healers/buffers/debaters. I’ll be categorizing our roster into three rankings: Damage Dealers (DPS), Supports, and Tanks. You’ll notice that each class is represented across these categories, with some characters excelling in more than one role. Let’s delve deep into them all and uncover the most effective characters for both mid-to-late game PVE and PVP scenarios in our Lost Sword tier list.

Lost Sword Damage Tier List
- Best DPS Characters in Lost Sword
Lost Sword Support Tier List
- Best Supports in Lost Sword
Lost Sword Tank Tier List
- Best Tanks in Lost Sword
Lost Sword Reroll Guide

Lost Sword Damage Tier List

This ranking list, titled “Lost Sword DPS Tier List,” showcases the top characters for wave clear, burst damage, and sustained DPS performance at present. Consider the S-Tier as the cream of the crop, with Tiamat standing out as an exceptional DPS character, surpassing others in this regard. Lancelot, on the other hand, excels in tankiness when you boost her HP. Characters in the A-Tier serve as solid alternatives if you don’t have access to S-rank characters. The B-Tier includes characters that perform well in specific situations (for instance, Isabel doubles as a support). Lastly, characters in the C and D are either underpowered or merely 3-star characters lacking mid-to-late game strength. Let’s delve deeper into each character, with some DPS highlights provided below.

Best DPS Characters in Lost Sword

DPS Highlights	Notes & Tips
Tiamat Holy/Wizard/Back	• Highest AOE damage in Lost Sword • Ultimate deals some of the best damage in the game and then resets her Active CD so you can spam it • Deletes waves • Her Holy element means she’s amazing in any mode since it ignores elemental resistances • Needs a tank
Lancelot Radiance/Knight/Front	• Amazing melee DPS and can get quite tanky too serving as your main DPS carry with Clumsy Affection card or off-tank • Requires a lot of investment to stack her HP since that’s how she scales (also requires Dupes to be great) • One of the best PVP characters in the game if you stack her HP really high • Get HP Pets • Struggles against single Nature enemy bosses
Kay Fire/Knight/Front	• Similar to Lancelot in that she’s a great DPS but also tanky as she’s switching forms with her Ultimate • Still she’s a much better DPS than tank due to her great attack speed, crit, and Active CD reduction on hit so stack attack speed and attack power • Powerful combo with Galahad as off-tank and with Dian Cecht
Ran Holy/Knight/Front	• Ran is amazing due to her DPS and team-wide utility by shredding enemy defenses • She’s also Holy thus ignoring elemental resistances • While her animations can be long her raw damage and utility easily make her S-Tier
Lua Shock/Knight/Front	• Lua is all about her Shocked status effect to boost damage and benefitting from the Rain weather • She has the highest Shock uptime in the game and her attack damage can be drastically boosted in Rain • Just note that it never rains in Britannia so skip Lua for that
Lisa Chaos/Archer/Middle	• One of the best wave clear characters with excellent AOE damage due to her Ult and Active • Similar to Tiamat but a middle line Archer with fast animations • Combine with her card Smile in the Dark to boost her basic attack AOE as well
Cristina Fire/Wizard/Middle	• Cristina can be both a sustained Burn DPS who is core for a Fire team but also a support (more on that later) • Having her either as a DPS or Support increases your overall damage due to her % Attack party passive
Anessa Frost/Knight/Front	• A melee AOE unit that’s all about big damage with her Active and massive attack speed buffs with her Ult • That said, her core use is setting up her Freeze skills to deal massive burst damage to enemies
Enya Fire/Archer/Back	• Enya is a great secondary DPS unit until you get the higher tiers due to her sustained DPS between Crossbow and Machine Gun form • That said, her card Manager’s Dignity benefits the entire team’s DPS (Except healers)

Lost Sword Support Tier List

As a gamer, I find myself drawn to the Lost Sword’s support roster, which emphasizes characters with significant healing abilities, damage buffing potential for my team, and potent debuffs against enemies. At the moment, Isolde and Dian Cecht are standing out as top-tier healers, while Merlin brings some formidable debuffs to the table. Galahad, Erin, and Isabel are shining stars when it comes to damage buffing. Remember, there’s no such thing as a bad support in this game, so aim for 2-3 from this list based on your DPS and tank choices.

The number of supports you should include depends on whether you’ve opted for hybrid characters like Lancelot, Isabel, or Galahad from other tier lists who can handle multiple roles. Also, don’t forget that Esmeralda or Bedivere are excellent non-5-Star supports that are easier to acquire.

Now, let’s delve into some individual support highlights!

Best Supports in Lost Sword

Support Highlights	Notes & Tips
Dian CechtRadiance, Support, Middle	• The best Knight buffer in the game boosting Melee Attack damage and Critical Damage. • Also has excellent sustained heals, shields and damage reduction.
Isolde Nature, Support, Back	• Better burst heals than Dian Cecht and also has damage reduction • Will carry you through progression mid-to-late game with heals • Just don’t bring her to Raids since her lack of powerful buffs makes her fall of a bit
Merlin Holy, Wizard, Middle	• One of the best crowd-control debuffers in the game • Best Freeze uptime to stunlock fights and also reduce defenses • Water Dragon’s Blessing card boosts Magic DPS • Can also boost crit rate for allies with her passive
GalahadRadiance, Knight, Front	• More of a front line tank which we’ll mention below but Galahad also has some powerful support buffs • Boosts Archer and Wizard attacks and increases your team’s overall defenses
Ria Fire, Support, Back	• You’ll probably see Ria in all late game Raids since she highly flexible in any team to provide great healing, damage buffs, and critical damage boosts
GuinevereFrost, Healer, Back	• The revive character in the game that can bring your front line back to life • Also dispels debuffs on allies and has decent defensive buffs
IsabelFrost, Archer, Middle	• While Isabel has some decent DPS she shines as a support • This is because she can grant your entire team damage immunity for several hits

Lost Sword Tank Tier List

In the game ‘Lost Sword’, the selection of traditional tanks is limited, as the top-tier tanks often serve multiple roles such as Lancelot and Kay focusing on damage (DPS), while Galahad primarily supports. Despite their diverse roles, they excel in both defensive capabilities and tanking strength, along with additional off-damage and utility features. I intentionally left out Ethan and Urien since they’re primarily for early game play, and it’s advisable to replace them as soon as possible. Now, let’s explore the specific tanks further below.

Best Tanks in Lost Sword

Tank Highlight	Notes & Tips
GalahadRadiance, Knight, Front	• The best tank in Lost Sword to protect and support your team and extremely tanky with damage immunity, damage reduction, and the card Knight of Purity shield • Buffs your team’s damage and defenses • Combos well with Kay for all modes to offset the elemental resistances
Lancelot Radiance/Knight/Front	• Can be a decent tank option since you’re stacking HP anyway but you need to invest heavily into dupe progression, equipment, and pets
Gawain Nature/Knight/Front	• A tank that’s not as tanky as Galahad but has a lot of stuns to crowd-control enemies and bosses • Counters enemy buffs by increasing self DPS • One of the best PVP tanks due to the stuns
Kay Fire/Knight/Front	• In addition to being a great DPS what makes Kay a good tank as well is her innate damage immunity and her ignore death Immortality passive • Pairs well with Galahad to offset the elemental weaknesses of Radiance

Lost Sword Reroll Guide

The whole Lost Sword Reroll process takes about 15 minutes to complete and it’s incredibly easy:

Get to Level 10 to Unlock Mailbox (You can disable animations in Settings>Graphics): Skip text/cutscenes and keep clicking on all the highlights to progress the story missions. Claim all the quests on the UI on the left as they’re completed. The neat part is to go into mission battles before complete the various menu quests since the game will continue playing in the background if you’re in a battle. Don’t worry about assigning stats, just go Attack right now since you can reset them later. After about mission 1-10 as you’re reaching Level 10 you’ll get a free Summon but we’ll get our multi Summons from the Mailbox.
Mailbox: After about Mission 1-12 you’ll get to Level 10 and get the Mailbox. Claim them all for Summoning materials and Guinevere who’s a great revive-based support.
Character Summon Banner: Once you’ve claimed everything go to the Character Summon banner and use all your pulls to try to get S-Tiers or your favorite A-Tiers from our DPS, Support and Tank tier lists above. Galahad is a universally useful character to have both as your main frontline, Merlin and Isolde are good supports, and Tiamat, Lancelot or Kay are great DPSs.
Reroll Account: If you aren’t happy with your Summons you can reroll your account by going into Settings on the right then Account. Click on Delete Account and type in “The reset will begin.” including the period and hit confirm. This will reset your progress and you can go through this process again until you get the summons you want.

2025-07-09 17:51