Fallen Frontline tier list and a reroll guide

S tier

• Dido
• Natalia
• Leia
• Cordelia
• Ilya

Natalia, Dido and Leia, blessed by their prestigious status as SSR+, are padded with an astronomical amount of HP and Armour points. Natalia is capable of providing party-wide damage resistance from AoE attacks and has an amazing skill kit to boot. Dido is a taunter supplemented by her high base stats with a bonus to stun with her first skill. Leia is valued for her Pierce skill that makes short work of highly defensive enemies.

Cordelia, as an SSR, is one of the best tanks among her peers. One of her main functions is to power up Leia and Dido thanks to her special bond with them. In addition, she inflicts mass debuffs that can zap enemies with unremovable ATK and DEF buffs.

Ilya is a devastator who loves to toy with her enemies with a wide slew of corrosive debuffs including (toxic fume), (ignite) and (bleed), all of which slowly chip away at enemy health. She is made to complement Loree, which we will talk about later.

A tier

• Herkina
• Clara

B tier

• Angel
  Selena
  Ritaia
  Ariel

C tier

• Anastasia
  Ariel
  Katie

S tier

• Solissa
• Addie

Despite the role of “tank”, the two shining stars featured here are Valkyries. Solissa can reach her ceiling faster as she can ascend into UR easily, which makes her outperform her peers in the same rarity. She is also perfect for finishing off lethal foes as her skills prioritise targets with lower HP. Solissa and Tsubaki are two peas in a pod, complementing each other well.

Addie is another SSR+. Utilising her impressive stats, she can strike enemies at their weakest. Her skills primarily make backline units limp and enable your team to easily finish them off.

A tier

• Hector
• Ruby
• Irena
• Somis

B tier

• Simone
• Crystal
• Sapphire

C tier

• Coral
• Alpha
• Amber
• Aurora

S tier

• Tsubaki
• Evelyn
• Nina
• Selis

The highlight of this category is Tsubaki. and she is one of the characters being showered with adoration from the devs too, so it’s no coincidence. Similar to Solissa, she is one of the SSR+ characters who can attain UR status rather easily due to her weapon accessibility. Upon unlocking it, she boasts the highest ATK stat. Her merit lies in her skill of being able to prioritise enemies with the highest ATK stat and rendering them more susceptible to critical attacks. As icing on the cake, she provides a minor Critical buff to your allies. She works especially well with Solissa.

Evelyn is a supporter with the highest healing output. Her quirk revolves around exploiting the (Bleed) mechanic, enabling allies buffed by her to heal if they land hits on enemies addled with (Bleed). Nina is an SSR who provides a decent chunk of team healing. Selis is an amazing devastator that draws strength from her Siamese cats. In addition, she can inflict ATK and ACC debuffs on enemies that can stack to a ridiculous amount.

A tier

• Purgatory
• Mia
• Lilyer
• Emerald

B tier

• Kate

C tier

• Sharon
• Jessica
• Cristina
• Sofia
• Charlotte

S tier

• Magdalena
• Yelena
• Loree
• Muir

Magdalena is one of the most reliable Swiss Army Knives that can carry your allies well into the late game. In addition to stellar HP and Armor, she doubles as a healer with special priority to any of your allies with the lowest HP, coupled with fantastic perks for beefing your team up. She spells disaster for enemies due to her wide variety of debuffs that can stop enemies from using special skills and making them as blind as a bat. Yelena is an iron paladin with amazing HP, Armour, along with shield generation that makes her a resilient wall to topple. Loree functions similarly to Ilya with an arsenal of debuffs - (toxic fume), (ignite) and (bleed) - up her sleeve that can slowly erode enemy health. Muir is an SSR worthy of being added to your roster. Her damage output scales primarily with the number of enemies present on the field, with the bonus of inflicting stun to a single target and party-wide ATK and ACC reduction on the enemy side.

A tier

• Karaff
• Naland
• Vinessa

B tier

• Susan
• Elaine
• Brady
• Harek

C tier

• Miticia
• Lecori
• Carroll

As with many other games in the genre, players are granted the option to reroll in Fallen Frontline to get a headstart. However, it can be perplexing thanks to the level-gated summoning system. Here are two ways to do it:

The nomad - reroll for Advanced Projection

This method is a no-brainer. By taking advantage of the bazillions of servers running simultaneously, players can hop from one server and start anew on another. Players have to take note of which server they are logged into once they have gotten the desired reroll outcome. However, that means they are obligated to slog through the entire tutorial over and over. This method works for both iOS and Android.

Multi-instance manager - reroll for Epic Projection

This approach is exclusive to emulators with built-in multi-instance managers, such as Bluestacks and LDPlayer. Before doing this, players have to patiently progress their account to level 50 to unlock Epic Projection for SSR Stellaris, which can be reached by passive idle progress or actively blazing through the expedition stages. From this point on, hop over to the Multi-instance manager that is pre-installed and from the menu, create an unlimited amount of instances and delete the ones that missed the mark. Rinse and repeat until a top-performing or desired Stellaris is pulled.

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