Ranking of Character Strength in Dragon Soul Traveler Dragon Soul Traveler Strength Ranking

In Dragon Soul Traveler, there are many characters, and they are divided into different grades. Most of them are legendary, and above that, there are mythic-grade characters. All characters can be upgraded to the highest level. Some players want to know the ranking of character strength in Dragon Soul Traveler, to find out which characters are the strongest, so they can prioritize their cultivation and avoid taking unnecessary detours. Below is the strength ranking for Dragon Soul Traveler, roughly dividing all current characters into different strength tiers.

T0:

Hervor, Pompeii, Athena, Djinn, Hades, Jormungand, Tyrfing, Minotaur, Ifrit, Poseidon, Gabriel

Hervor: The god of pure tanks and shields, with the ability to reduce attack and burst damage at the beginning, coupled with high damage reduction and self-healing, she can hold the line even without any output. She has extremely high adaptability, stable in any team, especially a must-have in the Holy Temple team.

Pompeii: An all-rounder with control, healing, and tanking abilities. Her awakening mechanism allows her to self-sustain, with an ultimate skill that interrupts and deals damage. A core member in Arcane and Illusion teams.

Athena: The top controller across the map, capable of gathering enemies and providing overall damage reduction. Following her ultimate with an output character (such as a Fire Mage or Angel) can wipe out the entire enemy team. She can also deal decent damage under counterattack mechanisms, making her very versatile.

Djinn: One of the best healers, with the ability to reduce costs, heal, and provide damage reduction. The team's healing efficiency is extremely high, and her support is top-notch. Although her ultimate costs 6 points and can be slightly disadvantageous when interrupted, her adaptability is extremely high, compatible with any team.

Hades: A high-output secondary DPS with resurrection and interrupt capabilities. Killing enemies also returns ultimate points, making him ideal for pairing with main DPS like Inferno Demon.

Jormungand: Execution, armor penetration, and high AOE damage. With full status, her damage is explosive, and she has strong divine potential, recommended to be fully leveled. The downside is her high ultimate cost without a refund mechanism, and she is fragile, suitable for manual players.

Tyrfing: Core ability "steal healing," posing a deadly threat to healers and tanks, with strong game-changing capabilities. The downside is her initial ultimate cost of 8 points, requiring specific team compositions (like Arcane, Sea God, etc.) and artifacts.

Minotaur: High attack speed and rotation, dealing massive damage. His passive, combined with attack speed, has great potential, allowing him to be immune to control and self-heal, with crowd control capabilities, suitable for Last Words and Wilderness teams.

Ifrit: Starts with three consecutive ultimate attacks, quickly reducing enemy health, suitable as a main DPS for harvesting cycles, with short cooldowns and fast burst damage, and strong defense-breaking capabilities.

Poseidon: Twice invincible + cold damage reduction + increased enemy costs, can be paired with fire elements to create evaporation effects, greatly disrupting enemy accuracy. Suitable for Elemental, Illusion, and Arcane teams.

Gabriel: Ignores defense + high burst damage + large AOE, with extremely strong output. The downside is that he often wastes skills during auto-battles, leading to wasted output.

T1:

Oberon, Anubis, Archmage, Chiron, Fenrir, Siegfried (Armored Princess), Twin Raven, Light Element, Melina, Shadow Element

Oberon: A tank-type character featuring evasion and shields, powerful in the early game but weak in the mid to late game. Suitable for front-line tanking in evasion-based teams (like Evasion Aura).

Anubis: High defense and immortality mechanism, heavily reliant on the "Last Words" mechanism, with limited team compatibility, suitable for specific pressure-resistant teams.

Archmage: Wide-range silence, enemy cost increase, and lifesteal, widely used in practical battles, a popular auxiliary for clearing stages and scoring in dungeons.

Chiron: Provides ally damage boost and high attack speed, indispensable for Wild teams, performs well in arenas, and has some healing capability.

Fenrir: Skills centered around execution and interruption, strong in the early to mid-game, but weakens in the late game.

Siegfried (Armored Princess): Functional character, capable of pushing enemies and breaking formations over a wide area, effectively concentrating enemies, suitable for use with AOE-type characters.

Twin Raven: High burst and AOE damage, with incredible late-game power. Although initially weak (very weak before reaching Red 1), once fully developed, it can one-shot clear waves. The downside is that it takes damage and is vulnerable to close combat.

Light Element: High critical hit rate + AOE + interrupt, low ultimate cost, and fast output rhythm. Manual play can achieve continuous critical hits, but it is fragile and easily killed by focused fire.

Melina: High output, strong defense-breaking, and can designate burn targets, suitable as a powerful attacker in the Holy Temple team.

Shadow Element: Top-tier electric damage, high burst range attack + enemy cost increase. Requires high stars and burn team support, with explosive output but short range, requiring careful positioning to avoid quick death.

T2:

Tree Guardian, Fairy Queen, Holy Sword Master, Iron Stomach Tyrant, White Tiger, Vengeance Goddess, Siegfried (Dragon Slayer), King of the Wild Hunt, Demon Hunter, Medusa, Demi-Lich, Cleopatra, Faust

T3:

Hellhound, Ancient Golem, Goblin Drummer, Pan Junbao, Lancelot, Marilith, Arthur

The above is the complete content of the Dragon Soul Traveler character strength ranking. Generally, characters T2 and above have decent strength, and you can choose suitable characters to form your team. Among the mythic characters, Athena is the most recommended for cultivation, followed by Poseidon and Hades, with Athena and Venus being on the same level.