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Which Doctor Strange skin in Marvel Rivals makes him look the best while protecting his backline? Find out through this tier list.
There is an abundance of Doctor Strange skins in Marvel Rivals, and you will never find us complaining about it. He is a great Vanguard who can tank tens of thousands of damage in a fight and also protect his backlines with his shield. The best part about his Ability Kit, however, is the portal that he can summon.
If you are somebody who likes to play him or just loves catching the magical surgeon in action, we are about to present a tier list for you. It contains all the skins for Doctor Strange in a ranked order.
All Doctor Strange Skins Tier List in Marvel Rivals
The following skins will qualify for the tier list:
- Default Doctor Strange
- God of Magic
- Master of Dark Magic
- Sorcerer Immortal
- Sorcerer Supreme of the Galaxy
Kindly note that we don’t criticize the designers or ridicule those who use the costumes in the lower tiers. The tier only represents the writer’s subjective opinions, and you may or may not agree with them.
| TIERS | SKINS |
| S | God of Magic |
| A | Default, Sorcerer Supreme of the Galaxy |
| B | Sorcerer Immortal, Master of Dark Magic |
Skins serve no other purpose than to look good in Marvel Rivals. So, comparing cosmetics becomes pretty subjective because everybody has a different taste. Those who wish to know a brief explanation behind why we have put each costume in their respective tiers can continue scrolling below and find out.
S-Tier Doctor Strange Skins in Marvel Rivals
Doctor Strange has a lot of costumes available in the game already, but my heart is still stuck on the God of Magic skin. This look was first introduced to the fans in Doctor Strange (2015) #384. Back then, it didn’t get as popular. Even now, I hardly see Doctor Strange mains adorning this costume during matches.
But the best part about it is the color coding on the skin. The white cloak has an interesting design that looks great with the serene color. His overall armor and hairstyle also suit the look. Unfortunately, players will have to access the old Battle Pass because this skin was brought to Marvel Rivals with the Season 0 Battle Pass.
A-Tier Doctor Strange Skins in Marvel Rivals
NetEase Games recreated Doctor Strange fabulously with this default design. Players don’t have to spend a single Unit or Lattice in the game to get this skin because it is available by default for Doctor Strange. Although this design is original to NetEase, it is inspired by several other comic book and movie appearances. This is exactly what makes it so pleasing to look at. The cloak design and the color accent scream “Sorcerer Supreme”.
Another entry on this list is the Sorcerer Supreme of the Galaxy. The name of the costume suggests that the player adorning it must be pretty expert at using it. While it doesn’t directly give you the skills to properly use this skin, you can look cool while defending your backline.
The skin has a sci-fi look to it that will suit you if your teammates play Guardians of the Galaxy characters a lot. It was first introduced in Doctor Strange (2018) #5 but players can now get it in Marvel Rivals for 1400 Units. They can also get the entire bundle for 1600 Units instead.
B-Tier Doctor Strange Skins in Marvel Rivals
One skin arrived for characters like Moon Knight and Squirrel Girl. The theme behind those skins was Immortal Dragon. Doctor Strange also received one under the same theme. As you see above, the character model and colors were completely reworked for this skin.
Although his skin fits the theme perfectly, he doesn’t look like the Sorcerer Supreme anymore. That’s the main issue with the skin. Apart from that, the texture and colors also feel washed off. However, if you wish to use this skin, you can own it for 2000 Units or get the entire bundle for 2200 Units instead.
Another entry in this Tier List is the Master of Dark Magic. This costume is just a reskin of the default costume for Doctor Strange. NetEase has followed the same trend for each character on the roster. As usual, it is available to buy from the Hero tab under Strange’s cosmetics for merely 600 Units.
The reason why it has such a low ranking is simply because of the color coding. The designers tried giving us something new using the default costume but the colors here are totally off and do not match the vibes of Doctor Strange in the game.
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