Character ranking in Neverness to Everness, strongest character

If you are wondering who to film and who to skip in Neverness to Evernessthen this is what you need. This article will analyze each character and rank them based on boss fighting effectiveness, monster clearing ability, squad compatibility, ease of use, and overall impact on the meta.

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This ranking classifies characters based on overall strength, versatility, and value to the majority of players.

• S+ level characters are the highest priority and worth shooting as soon as you get the chance.
• S-tier characters are also extremely strong and versatile, working well in many formations and content.
• A-level characters are still strong but are situational, often needing a specific formation or playstyle to maximize their effectiveness.
• B-level characters are still playable but have obvious limitations that reduce overall effectiveness.
• C-tier characters usually have low priority and can be skipped unless you really like the character.

Note: This tier table is based on the beta and initial meta analysis, so it may change when there are new updates and new characters.

Level S: The strongest characters currently

1. Nanally

• Very high single target damage
• Automatic secondary attack compatible with most squads
• Easy to play, “easy to breathe” mechanism

Efficiency:

• Boss: ★★★★★
• Fuck: ★★★★☆
• Difficulty: ★★☆☆☆

Nanally was considered the best main DPS at launch. If you need to choose a main character, Nanally is a safe choice. Her skill set revolves around secondary attacks that automatically trigger when teammates attack, which can deal damage even when not on the field. When the buff is activated, she can quickly use her ultimate and deal huge explosive damage.

In addition, Nanally also possesses a unique anti-gravity mechanism, able to move freely on vertical surfaces such as walls, helping to increase mobility both when exploring and fighting. Overall, she combines strong sustained damage with outstanding mobility, making her a very well-rounded DPS choice.

2. Daffodil

• Current highest Break value
• Extremely strong in boss fights
• Fast, mobile, attack-oriented gameplay

Efficiency:

• Boss: ★★★★★
• Fuck: ★★★★☆
• Difficulty: ★★★☆☆

Daffodil is the armor-breaking boss in NTE. She specializes in Break damage, used to destroy the boss’s white stun bar. When this bar is broken, the boss will be stunned, allowing the whole team to deal huge damage. If your goal is to farm bosses effectively, Daffodil is one of the most valuable characters in the game.

S Level – Strong character, only slightly below S+

1. Adler

Adler is one of the most versatile characters in the game. Adler’s kit provides team shields and damage over time, providing both defensive and offensive value with very little setup required.

Strengths:

• Shields help increase survival
• DOT damage is effective on both bosses and monsters
• Extremely easy to play

Efficiency:

• Boss: ★★★★★
• Fuck: ★★★★★
• Difficulty: ★☆☆☆☆

2. Baicang

Baicang is a boss-focused DPS with extremely high damage potential. However, this is also one of the most difficult characters to play because it requires players to manage HP and manipulate accurately.

Strengths:

• Boss damage is very high
• Strong debuff

Weaknesses:

• Poor monster clearing
• High skill required

Efficiency:

• Boss: ★★★★★
• Monster: ★★☆☆☆
• Difficulty: ★★★★★

3. Jiuyuan

Jiuyuan is a rare character, capable of combining roles, both dealing damage and healing. She attacks from afar and supports healing, helping the team maintain pressure while remaining safe.

Strengths:

• Safe distance shooting
• There is healing
• Good monster control

Efficiency:

• Boss: ★★★★☆
• Fuck: ★★★★☆
• Difficulty: ★★★☆☆

4. Hathor

Hathor supports mana regeneration and AoE DPS. She is especially effective in certain formations and helps make the team’s skill rotation smoother.

Strengths:

• Strong AoE damage
• Supports energy recovery
• Good compatibility with many characters

Efficiency:

• Boss: ★★★★☆
• Fuck: ★★★★☆
• Difficulty: ★★★☆☆

Level A: Strong but situational

1. Esper Zero

Zero is a starting character and works quite well in the early stages, has good damage and good energy generation, but will be surpassed by specialized characters later.

2. Skia

Werewolves favor close combat, using their fists as their main source of damage. In combat, he can summon shadows to support, help tie up enemies and create opportunities to continuously launch combos, dealing high-frequency damage.

In addition, Skia can transform into a shadow to avoid all damage, significantly increasing her chances of survival. He can also detonate shadows to deal additional AoE damage and increase tactical flexibility.

Skia is strong in crowd control and monster gathering, but weaker in boss fights.

3. Fadia

Fadia is a support character who uses a cross as a weapon. She can create a shield to protect the team and use prayer skills to heal, helping to increase survival. She is currently the only pure healer in the game.

4. Lacrimosa

Lacrimosa is a black and white haired girl who can summon bats and transform into little devils. Her playstyle balances sustained damage and survivability. This character is strong at dealing damage over time to high health targets, but is less effective against weak monsters.

5. Hotori

Hotori seems to rely on a squad synergy mechanism, meaning that power increases when paired with the right team.

6. Sakiri

Sakiri is an AoE expert, clearing monsters extremely quickly but is weak when fighting single bosses. She can summon creatures to assist in combat, attract enemies, attack, and gather monsters. In addition, Sakiri uses charms to control enemies and assist with summoning.

Level B: Playable but limited

1. Edgar

Edgar is a healer, but the fixed healing area makes it difficult to use in boss battles that move a lot.

2. Haniel

Haniel’s buff can be interrupted during the animation, making her difficult to use in chaotic combat.

3. Chiz

Chiz uses a rhythm-based combat mechanism, requiring precise timing to maximize damage. If played perfectly, she is very strong, but the difficulty is extremely high.

Level C – Should be skipped

Mint

Mint lacks both damage and utility compared to other characters. She is like a weaker version of other DPS and doesn’t bring much value to the squad.