The First Descendant Best Characters (Classes): Tier List

The Tier List will analyze the best and worst Characters (classes) in the First Descendant based on their damage output, survivability, utility, and flexibility.

This First Descendant Character Tier List will examine and rate the best and worst builds based on their effectiveness and versatility. The game’s character (descendants) system allows players to choose from various options, including area damage (AOE) damage over time (DOT), tanks, and nukers. What makes a strong character in the First Descendant is the ability to be effective in any situation. Some characters are helpful during boss fights, while others are geared toward AOE only. Moreover, survivability and the utility of healing, debuffing, or buffing allies are especially useful.

In the First Descendant, you will start with one of three characters and can use Credits to select additional options. Therefore, you want to make a good decision based on your playstyle and abilities. The goal of this guide is to provide an overview of the relative power levels of each class, allowing you to make informed decisions when selecting your class and character.  Below, we review each character (classes) and rank them from best to worst in the First Descendant tier list.

This guide has been updated for Season 1, Hotfix 1.1.0 of the First Descendant.

The First Descendant Character Tier List

Tiers list are important to get an understanding of the power difference between different characters. Since each character can take multiple hours and a lot of resources to level, its crucial to know which Descendant you should invest your time and energy into. Our tier list ranks all of the Descendant from worst to best, starting with F-tier as the weakest to S-tier as the strongest.

The rankings from best to worst in our Tier list for the First Descendant Character (Classes) are:

• F Tier – Not recommended outside of niche usage
• D Tier – Performance is okay but could use a few buffs
• B Tier – Average performance but better options exist
• A Tier – Great alternative to the best performers in the right hands
• S Tier – Overall the best performing characters

What is The Best Character in The First Descendant?

Bunny is the strongest character in The First Descendant because she’s good at every content in the game and easy to unlock. While Hailey, Lepic, and Gley have better boss damage, Bunny can be built for specific Void Intercept Battles and clear any content in the game. She’s the best to unlock and invest heavy catalysts into because, in all aspects, she’s fun, quick, and effective.

Additionally, Hailey and Lepic are two alternative Descendants to choose for boss melting. They are both nearly equal in damage potential, with high skill power. Gley falls lower on this tier list because of some bug fixes that eliminated her ability to heal destroying structures in boss fights. Ultimately, our list below explains the best and worst and the pros and cons of each so you can choose what’s best for you.

Here is a tier list of all the First Descendant characters ranked:

List Position	Character	Ranking
1	Bunny	S+
2	Hailey	S
3	Lepic	S
4	Gley	S-
5	Ajax	A+
6	Freyna	A
7	Viessa	A
8	Enzo	A-
9	Blair	B+
10	Valby	B
11	Jayber	B
12	Kyle	C+
13	Yujin	C
14	Sharen	D+
15	Esiemo	D
16	Luna	F

Luna (F Tier)

If you enjoy playing a mini-game within a Shooter, then Luna is for you. She’s rated F Tier because her skills require you to activate a unique weapon and time shots precisely to build stacks for regeneration. Moreover, you must use skills at a precise time when your crosshairs intersect with a diamond floating on your screen. The result is complicated, blizzard gameplay that has little impact on the battlefield. Therefore, we ranked Luna as F tier on our The First Descendant Best Characters List.

Luna Pros:

• Unique Weapon: you can use Luna’s unique weapon the entire time, not rely on ultimate weapons.
• Group Buffs: you can grant buffs to yourself and other party members.
• Auto Aim: Luna’s unique weapon auto aims and hits the target if you’re near it.

Luna Cons:

• Complex: having to balance mechanics, buffs, debuffs, and a mini-game on your screen is a nightmare.
• Low Base Stats: Luna’s HP and other stats are dreadfully low, even at max level.
• Terrible Damage: the only source of damage comes from your unique weapon which scales off of Skill Power.

Overall, Luna is a bizarre character designed around music and mini-game timing. While this might be fun, in a loot shooter, it’s over-the-top complex and annoying, and the buffs aren’t that good.

Esiemo (D Tier)

If you’re looking for an explosive damage-dealing character, check out Esiemo. Due to AOE explosives and skills, we rank him D+ tier on our First Descendant Best Characters (Classes) Tier List. The main appeal of Esiemo is his ultimate Arche Explosion, where you charge forward, explode, and knock enemies back. Additionally, gain a madness state buff and remove buffs from enemies. This ultimate serves multiple purposes and is one of the best in the game. However, Esiemo’s downside a melee ultimate that is weak in boss battles and lower survivability than Lepic and less damage.

Esiemo Pros:

• AOE Explosives: with many explosive options, Esiemo is a fun character that is simplistic and rewards area combat and damage.
• Sticky Explosives: you throw sticky grenades and place mines at choke points, giving you more control over explosives.
• Stackable Damage: stack multiple grenades for big damage.

Esiemo Cons:

• Weak Passive: when your shield is dropped, you drop a bomb that can manually explode, which is odd.
• Lacks Survival Skills: very little survivability within the Eisemo kit.
• Melee Ultimate: His only issue is charging in with a melee ultimate, which does not apply to bosses.

You should try Esiemo if you want a fully explosive AOE build that doesn’t emphasize damage over time (DOT). He’s fun, looks cool, and has an enjoyable, easy build to play. However, he won’t out-DPS or survive better than others on this list, leaving him at D+ Tier.

Sharen (D+ Tier)

Sharen is ranked D tier, the rogue or assassin, and the perfect choice for players who enjoy using stealth mechanics. The general premise behind Sharen’s build is attacking enemies who aren’t attacking you to take advantage of her passive Assassinator. You can become invisible with Active Camouflage and take advantage of your passive. This isn’t as reliable as other characters, and you must be within melee range. However, she is one of the coolest looking and interesting kits in the First Descendant and makes an excellent burst character for those who love stealth.

Sharen Pros:

• Burst: Sharen’s ultimate knife throw and burst coming out of stealth makes her a glass cannon fun character.
• Infiltrations: Sharen can complete infiltration and help obtain valuable loot easily.
• Debuff: your cutoff beam skill debuffs enemies with electrocute status effect and perft to pair with Bunny as a duo.

Sharen Cons:

• Weaker Skills: Her skills are not as powerful as those of other characters, limiting her overall damage potential.
• Weak Against Bosses: Sharen’s ultimate ability is less effective in boss encounters, reducing her impact in these critical fights.
• Requires Melee Combat and Passive Reliance: Her optimal damage output requires close-range combat and taking advantage of her passive abilities, which can be challenging and risky.

If you enjoy playing stealth and love invisibility mechanics in games, we recommend Sharen. Outside of that, better options don’t require backstabbing and melee. We suggest other characters and classes to use in the First Descendant below on our tier list.

Yujin (C Tier)

Focused on only support, Yujin is the First Descendant healer and is rated C Tier on our Best Characters Classes Tier List. His abilities primarily heal others, not himself. Therefore, he is lower than other support characters. Yujin’s playstyle will not apply to a broad audience that doesn’t have a friend using AOE nuke Bunny killing everything for them. Then, you’re left with a pure support character playing solo with no one to heal. However, your ultimate ability, Hyperactive Healing Ground, can be a game changer regarding survivability and co-op gameplay. But, the character is too niche and narrowly designed for widespread usefulness.

Yujin Pros:

• Healing: You are a true healer, outshining Jayber, and allies will love playing with you due to increased survivability.
• Buffs: you buff almost every aspect of your team, DEF, ATK, damage reduction, etc.
• Group Play: in serious hardcore group content, Yujin will shine due to supporting skills.

Yujin Cons:

• Weak DPS: You have the lowest damage out of every character in the First Descendant, and it won’t be fun unless a partner is carrying you.
• Terrible Leveling: he will be brutal to level, especially solo with just support abilities.
• Narrow Focus: Balanced just for group play, with very hardcore content with limited usage outside of that narrow window.

While we think it’s incredible the developers used a true healer character, we’d avoid this for most players. However, people with a coordinated group or running duo built with Gley or Lepic could enjoy Yujin. We wished the kit had some type of damage and a reworked passive to rank higher.

Kyle (C+ Tier)

Kyle is a durable character who excels in the tank role in The First Descendant, using his Magnetic abilities to create shields and knock back enemies. Therefore, we ranked him in the C+ tier of our best classes and characters on the First Descendant list. Kyle can do massive damage and is one of the most fun characters playing like a Thundercrash Titan from Destiny 2. His Barrier soaks up damage, and another skill explodes out, giving you incredible survivability and damage. However, he lacks the utility of Ajax because his barrier cannot be placed on the ground and needs to be channeled, nor does he have Hyper Cube for tough boss fights. He’s simply a weaker version of Ajax.

Kyle Pros:

• Stuns: Kyle’s Repulsion Dash charges forward and stuns enemies with a low cooldown, giving you tons of control.
• High Survivability: soak up damage and let your shields recharge through his unique skills.
• Mobility: you get a gap closer and an ultimate that lets you fly like Superman, crashing down and doing huge damage.

Kyle Cons:

• Melee Focused: Kyle’s effectiveness is tied to close-range combat, which can be challenging and risky.
• Tank-Centric Gameplay: His playstyle revolves around tanking, which may not appeal to players seeking a more aggressive role.
• Weak Bosses Fights: He doesn’t excel at boss battles like Ajax due to his skill kit.

With Kyle, expect a later-game character that players will want to select who enjoys survivability. You won’t sprint around the map, nuking everything like Bunny, but you have a fun “meathead” charge in type of character that some may enjoy.

Jayber (B Tier)

Jayber is a balanced character who uses turrets to do damage but has to babysit them for effectiveness constantly; thus, we rank him B Tier on our First Descendant Best Characters Classes List. He is unique in his ability to deploy turrets that either deal damage or provide healing, which is a rare capability in the game. The issue with Jayber is that the turrets require much time to summon and don’t last long. You can shoot and increase their duration and effectiveness, but it comes at the cost of doing damage. Ultimately, you babysit the turrets rather than nuking enemies like other descendants.

Jayber Pros:

• Survival: Jayber has great survivability, even without mobility skills, thanks to his turrets.
• Hard Content: Jayber does well in harder content with slower and more tactical pace.
• Versatile in All Content (AoE and Bosses): Jayberperforms well in both area-of-effect situations and boss fights.

Jayber Cons:

• Dependent on Turrets: His effectiveness relies heavily on deploying and maintaining turrets, which can be a limitation if turrets are destroyed or on cooldown.
• Lower Movement Speed: Jayber’s has zero bonus to movement speed.
• Not the Highest Damage Output: While versatile, Jayber doesn’t excel in pure damage output compared to top-tier damage dealers like Bunny.

After testing Jayber extensively, the turrets are fun but require constant attention. Other Descendant just do more damage or mobility, but Jayber is a fun alternative to others on this list.

Valby (B Tier)

Valby is an area (AOE) damage dealer who uses her water abilities to maneuver around the battlefield, deal damage, and evade enemy fire. Thus, we rank her B tier on our list. She’s an excellent choice for players seeking a character with strong damage output and good survivability. Due to her focus on AOE abilities, Valby excels against groups of enemies but is less effective against bosses. The major flaw with Valby is her ultimate ability summon a gun that sucks in enemies and isn’t useful for boss battles. While her DOTs and water damage help against bosses, she doesn’t have the damage output of Freyna, Viessa, or even Blair, making her a weaker DOT damage dealer.

Valby Pros:

• High Mobility: Valby can move quickly and efficiently around the battlefield, evading attacks and positioning herself advantageously.
• Crowd Control: Valby can constantly stun enemies, giving you an advantage.
• Survivable: Valby just feels much more tanky than Bunny with slightly lower damage and better stuns.

Valby Cons:

• Weak Against Bosses: her ultimate is great for add clear and isn’t as effective against bosses like Bunny.
• Relies on Puddles and Water: Valby’s mechanics depend on water-based abilities, which can be restrictive and require careful management.
• Bunny Has Better AoE: While Valby has strong AoE potential, Bunny surpasses her in terms of sheer AoE damage output.

Overall, Valby is a less flashy Bunny with great AOE damage and survivability. If you enjoy DOT builds with great mobility, this is your class.

Blair (B+ Tier)

Blair is a damage-over-time (DOT) character ranked B tier on our list, and he can maximize critical hit damage through his passives and abilities. As a flame-based character, his playstyle resembles that of a wizard with a gun. However, Blair’s potential damage output is generally lower than other descendants, especially in a game that prioritizes DPS and quickly defeats enemy bosses.

The major issue with Blair’s skill is that his ability to build stoves is cast on top of you. You have zero mobility and no way to transition safely outside of the melee range. Moreover, your channel fire ability is great, but you are vulnerable to damage the entire time and feel squishy compared to almost all other Descendants. While Blair does have one transcendent mod that can change his abilities range, outside of that, he’s weaker than other DOT dealers.

Blair Pros:

• Effective AoE Damage: Blair excels at dealing area-of-effect damage, making him effective against groups of enemies.
• Critical Hit Boost: He benefits from a boost to critical hits, increasing his overall damage potential.
• Ultimate: Blair’s ultimate ability is amazing with huge damage.

Blair Cons:

• Weaker Overall Kit: Blair’s abilities are not as powerful or impactful compared to top-tier characters.
• Survival: Blair has very low survivability playing in melee range without healing or mobility.
• Mobility: no mobility skills.

Overall, Blair is a weaker DOT dealer with survivability issues. However, Frenya does more DPS than Blair, ranking her higher on our list. Thus, he ranks B+ and an average character (classes) in the First Descendant tier list.

Enzo (A- Tier)

A hybrid support character, Enzo has unique skills that suit group-oriented gameplay. We rank Enzo A- tier overall due to his versatile support kit, but lower than others due to lack of damage. However, what makes him stronger than other support characters is he has a damage skill and a defensive shield skill that applies to him. Unlike Yujin, he can aid allies while keeping himself alive and doing moderate damage. Moreover, his passive buff allies max ammo capacity. Your main spammable skill gives ammo, which keeps your heavy ammo nearly full the entire time. This is a massive boost to everyone’s damage, making him an incredible asset to any team.

Enzo Pros:

• Amazing Passive: passive boost max ammo capacity and your skill can drop ammo for everyone.
• Group Utility: Whether you want to heal, increase max ammo, or ring in a drop ship, Enzo is a great support character.
• High Survivability: your enhanced combat suit skill recovers your energy and is helpful for surviving tough encounters.

Enzo Cons:

• Weak Damage: Enzo’s kit doesn’t buff his damage nor does his passives, so he’s going to be much lower in damage.
• Not Solo Friend: if you are a solo player, you’ll want to avoid Enzo otherwise your skills will be somewhat useless.
• Low Mobility: he has nothing to buff speed and feels sluggish.

Without a boost to speed and damage, Enzo remains a A- tier character focused on group play. Enzo is our preferred support class with damage and a high fun factor.

Viessa (A tier)

Ranked A tier, Viessa is a high-damage character in the First Descendant due to chill skills. She is a starting character using ice and status effects to do damage. Her strength is that her skills are all useful and can debuff enemies. Moreover, her ultimate Blizzard produces some of the highest damage in the game. In the right hands, Viessa is an incredible damage dealer but lacks the survivability or unique mechanics others ahead of her possess on this list.

Viessa Pros:

• Excellent Crowd Control: Viessa’s abilities allow her to control the battlefield by freezing and slowing enemies, providing valuable support to her team.
• Strong Chill Damage: Her ice-based damage deals chill and frozen status effects helpful for debuffing enemies.
• Effective Ultimate: Viessa’s ultimate ability enhances her crowd control and damage capabilities, making her a formidable presence in combat.

Viessa Cons:

• Weak Damage: Despite her crowd control abilities, her area-of-effect damage is less impressive than other characters.
• Less Survivability: other classes have better survivability due to healing or increased defense.
• Debuff Focused: she’s mainly focused on complex ice shackle and constant baby sitting of this mechanic to produce damage.

If it weren’t for lower overall damage than other classes or healing, Viessa would rank higher on this The First Descendant Best Characters (Classes) Tier List. She’s also weaker in single-target boss fights, but still a fun, worthwhile character to enjoy if you like freezing and cold theme builds.

Freyna (A Tier)

Freyna is a damage-over-time (DOT) specialist who uses her Arche affinity for poisons to drain her enemies’ HP. We rank Freyna Ranked A tier Freyna is the best DOT build on our The First Descendant Characters Classes Tier List. Her abilities inflict Poison, and her passive ability increases damage against poisoned targets. As one of the most consistent damage dealers in The First Descendant, her gameplay loop involves applying Poison with abilities and swiftly eliminating enemies.

The positives of Freyna are high, consistent DPS and a well-rounded skill kit that gives you everything you need. Her downsides are limited mobility and reliance on the poison status effect for optimal damage.

Freyna Pros:

• Sustained DPS: Freyna’s abilities revolve around poison damage, providing a steady and reliable source of damage over time.
• Good Skill Kit: She has a well-rounded set of skills that enhance her damage output and survivability.
• Effective AoE Damage: Freyna can deal with groups of enemies efficiently, thanks to her poison-based AoE attacks.

Freyna Cons:

• Weaker Against Bosses: while shes better than most, she won’t out DPS Lepic or Gley in the highest difficulty boss battles.
• Lower Mobility: the one skill Freyna lacks is something that grants her mobility.
• Status Effects: Your passive rewards you for applying poison to as many targets as possible, and you are weaker when attacking a boss.

What holds Frenya back is her lack of mobility and out DPS by the top two characters. While she’s great, there are more effortless characters in the First Descendant that do more burst damage. However, she’s a strong choice for players who like managing debuffs and status effects.

Ajax (A+ Tier)

In The First Descendant, Ajax is the tank-class character, thanks to his survivability and group utility, and is ranked A+ Tier on our list. He is one of the three characters you can choose from to begin the game with and is one of the strongest for beginners due to his survivability. His best skills Orbit Barrier (shield) can reflect damage and boost defensive stats. Ajax relies on expulsion to knock back enemies and do damage, but there is little offer for consistent damage outside of this. He is the best character to bring into boss battles when you are unfamiliar with the content due to his survivability and group utility.

Ajax Pros:

• High Survivability: Ajax is built to withstand damage, making him a durable character in prolonged battles.
• Useful Utility and Crowd Control: His abilities offer valuable utility and crowd control, enhancing his team’s effectiveness in combat.
• Barrier: The frontal shield created helps with solo or group content.

Ajax Cons:

• Module Dependent: Similar to Lepic, Ajax relies on modules for optimal performance, which can be a limitation.
• Lower Damage Output: His damage output is lower compared to other characters, making him less effective in dealing damage.
• MP Reliant: Ajax must cast his abilities to stay survivable and produce damage and MP management can be an issue.

Overall, Ajax is a better version of Kyle. We recommend selecting Ajax if you want high survivability and are new to the game. If not, Lepic will be a better selection due to his grenade-spamming potential.

Gley (S- Tier)

Gley is the most unique character in the First Descendant with high damage but complex; Thus, we rank her S+ tier as the best character (class) in the First Descendant. She does not use shields but recovers HP through kills. Gley has two states. The first is frenzied, where she increases damage but decreases HP recovery. Therefore, she plays at a high-risk, high-reward style based on aggression and kills outside of Frenzied to restore health. The upside of Gley is that she can activate a skill that forgo ammunition, allowing her to use a launcher and hold down the trigger, doing the most damage possible. However, she needs to be optimized and played correctly, and she is a boss melter.

Gley Pros:

• High Damage Against Bosses: Gley is particularly effective at dealing significant damage to bosses, making her a strong choice for boss encounters.
• Powerful Skill Combos: Her abilities synergize well, allowing for devastating skill combinations that can quickly decimate enemies.
• Increased Damage from Berserk Mode: Entering Berserk mode boosts Gley’s damage output, making her even more lethal in combat.

Gley Cons:

• More Complex Gameplay: Gley’s mechanics require careful management and understanding, making her more complex to play effectively.
• High Risk, High Reward Mechanics: Her gameplay involves balancing health and damage, which can be risky but rewarding if managed correctly.
• Low Mobility: Gley also doesn’t have high mobility or a skill that generates increased movement.

She has no shield and a unique survivability mechanic, but incredible damage makes her one of the best in the First Descendant on our Tier List.

Lepic (S Tier)

Lepic is your basic solider in the First Descendant and is one of the highest damage dealers due to his ultimate Overkill; thus, we rank him S tier on our First Descendant Best Characters (Classes): Tier List. He can be chosen at the game’s start, making him a solid choice for a simple damage build. His ultimate fires an artillery shell that deals damage over time. Lepic’s passive, close calls give him a random chance of surviving fatal damage during battle and is helpful as a beginner. The downside of Lepic is that he requires advanced mods and components and is limited in mobility. Moreover, he is mod-dependent and doesn’t shine until later when leveling with Transcendent mods.

Lepic Pros:

• Simplistic Build: Lepic’s build is simple: activate a buff, throw grenades, and destroy stuff.
• Spam Ultimate: His ultimate ability can be used frequently, providing consistent high-damage output.
• Boss Slayer: Lepic can destroy a hard-mode boss in 10 seconds or less at the end of the game.

Lepic Cons:

• Low Mobility: Unlike other Descendants, Lepic has no skills to boost speed and can feel sluggish.
• Module Dependent: Lepic’s effectiveness relies heavily on specific modules, making him less versatile without them.
• Passive: While his passive is great for a random death, it doesn’t boost your damage and survival like other builds.

When played right, Lepic can do great damage, is highly survivable, and is simplistic. He’s weaker at the start and module-dependent but can unfold into a powerful character in the right hands.

Hailey (S Tier)

Introduced in Season 1, Hailey reigns supreme as the new boss killer in the First Descendant. Therefore, we ranked her S tier on our list because her single target power is currently unrivaled. Hailey has room to grow, as transcendent modules will be released for her later on, and we assume an Ultimate version will be available at some point.

What makes Hailey unique is her skill power bonus, at over 8,000% on direct damage hits. Moreover, she has a great mob that is clear but lacks speed. You want to play Hailey at max range to take advantage of her passive and melt bosses and enemies alike.

Hailey Pros:

• Damage: Hailey’s damage is unmatched, with some of the highest skill power the game has seen.
• Safe Playstyle: You are rewarded for playing at far range with Hailey. Thus, she’s a safe playstyle.
• Versatile Damage: Hailey has it built into her kit whether it’s the single target or AOE.

Hailey Cons:

• Low Mobility: Hailey’s main buff slows her down progressively, which can be annoying.
• Long Animations: Her best skill is to have a long animation before activating.
• Max Range: She won’t be up front and must be played hanging back for maximum effectiveness.

It’s hard not to recommend Hailey as the new meta damage dealer. The only major downside is she’s slow and won’t be enjoyable for leveling and questing.

Bunny (S+ Tier)

We rank Bunny as the best overall Descendant at S+ Tier because she can effectively use any content. Whether you want to run through questing, destroy bosses, or farm materials, Bunny is the best. Additionally, she’s accessible early in the game and has an Ultimate Bunny version, giving her more power and utility.

Bunny excels at AOE damage and speed. You build up her unique resource and do damage mainly around you in an AOE. However, you must be constantly moving and run lower survivability than others.

Bunny Pros:

• Speed: Bunny’s Speed of Light radically increases movement speed and is effective in combat.
• High AoE Damage: Almost everything in her kit does area damage in a large radius, making leveling content a breeze.
• Leveling: she’s effective at leveling, adding clear, and all beginner content.

Bunny Cons:

• Lower Survivability: Bunny has low health and defense despite her damage potential, making her vulnerable to attacks and requiring careful play to avoid taking damage.
• Bosses: Requires careful build planning and mobility to be effective against bosses.
• Close Range: Bunny’s optimal damage often requires her to be close to enemies, which can be risky given her low durability.

She’s the most fun to play, fast, quick, and effective, and we recommend Bunny as the best build and Descendant, whether at the start or end of the game.

What’s New in Season 1 of the First Descendant?

Season One of The First Descendant introduces new content, including Invasions and a new Descendant, Hailey. Hailey’s research has a unique twist, requiring players to farm a new solo instance called Invasions. Through this, players can earn a new currency and upgrade their Inversion Reinforcement, which grants bonuses for farming Invasions—similar to Destiny 2’s Artifact, offering passive unlocks across five categories. Additionally, a new season pass will be available, offering rewards for players as they engage with and complete various content.

Top 10 Changes:

1. New Descendant: Hailey
2. Invasion Dungeons
3. Inversion Reinforcement System
4. Hailey Research System
5. Battle Pass for Invasion Season
6. Luna’s Modification Modules
7. Hard Infiltration Operations Overhaul
8. Socket Loadout
9. Void Fragment and Fusion Reactor Changes
10. UI/UX and Accessibility Improvements

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