HSR Team Tier List
The HSR team tier list ranks Version 4.3 team cores by build cost, rotation stability, and endgame coverage. Use it to pick a main team, plan a second side, or decide whether a banner unit improves a comp you already play.
Evanescia
Yao Guang
Elation Trailblazer
Huohuo
Evanescia Elation team. Evanescia, Yao Guang, Elation Trailblazer, and Huohuo remain one of the cleanest 4.3 top teams, with strong Energy cycling, controlled burst windows, and excellent practical value once the Elation shell is built.
Silver Wolf LV.999
Sparxie
Yao Guang
Huohuo
Silver Wolf LV.999 Elation team. Silver Wolf LV.999 keeps the Elation shell near the top in 4.3, especially for accounts that already have Yao Guang and Sparxie. Its damage and account value remain excellent at low-to-mid investment.
Mortenax Blade
Ashveil
Tribbie
Hyacine
Mortenax Blade and Ashveil team. Mortenax Blade, Ashveil, Tribbie, and Hyacine form the strongest Ashveil shell in 4.3, combining frequent attacks, Vulnerability, DEF shred, taunt utility, and strong sustain for very high overall strength.
Character Tier List
Filter the Version 4.3 HSR character tier list by element, path, or rarity. The ranking checks Memory of Chaos, Pure Fiction, Apocalyptic Shadow, and Anomaly Arbitration, then weighs support needs, relic pressure, and Eidolon cost.
Character Notes
The notes stick to build decisions: the team a character wants, the drawback that hurts them, and the support or Eidolon check that changes their tier.
Top-tier sustain with teamwide cleanse, high speed, and steady healing. She remains one of the safest account-value pulls in 4.3.
The core engine for Elation teams. She fixes pacing, generates resources, and turns the archetype into a real premium setup.
Constant ult uptime and explosive burst keep her in T0. Her damage is already top-end, with room for future Elation support to push her even harder.
One of the safest universal supports in the game. Her E1 value is high, and she still fits almost any premium carry shell, including Elation.
Huge true damage, team resource recovery, and control resistance keep her at the top of the Elation shell. Her one-turn burst still defines the ceiling.
A top ceiling support for Remembrance teams. The more Remembrance units your roster can field, the harder she scales, and Castorice still loves the slot.
A low-investment Elation main carry with real top-tier sustained damage. Even at 0+0, she is one of the cleanest damage picks in current content.
Still a premium main carry at higher investment. Her damage and backline revive keep the Castorice shell near the top even after newer teams arrive.
A first-wave 4.3 support with Vulnerability, DMG buffs, and DEF shred in one slot. He fits Ashveil and Acheron shells well, though his ceiling sits just below the very top Elation and Remembrance teams.
A strong FUA main carry with real sub-DPS and support value. He wants the right teammates, but Sunday and Tribbie shells reward that investment.
A huge ceiling support for Chrysos Heir and Remembrance setups, especially Castorice teams. The power is obvious, but the value is tied to a narrow premium shell.
His single-target ceiling is still excellent, but he now leans harder on E2 and has less account value than the best Elation setups.
A complete modern DPS core that can drive Super Break even before enemies are broken. Weakness application, DEF shred, and personal damage keep her high.
The buffs still matter. Better weakness coverage and longer damage windows keep her near the front of the DPS pack.
A key piece for the current DoT revival. Kafka and Black Swan teams get a much cleaner damage profile with her in the core.
Still one of the best low-investment carries in the patch. Weakness coverage, single-target damage, and Cyrene scaling keep his pull value high.
A premium defensive slot for modern FUA teams. The shields are massive, and the stability boost is the main reason to use him.
The dedicated Elation flex slot. Faster starts, cleanse utility, and chip damage make them worth the slot when the archetype is built.
About This HSR Tier List
Ranking Criteria For this HSR Tier List
Tier Changes
HSR Tier List FAQ
These answers cover the HSR tier list questions that most often affect pulls, builds, and team planning.
What is this HSR tier list based on?
Current-version account value. A higher rank means the unit or team is reliable, fits enough rosters, pays back its resource cost, and still lines up with Version 4.3 endgame pressure.
Is this HSR tier list for beginners or endgame players?
Both, with a bias toward planning. Newer players can use it to avoid expensive dead ends; endgame players can use it to compare second-team upgrades and pull value.
Why can a strong character rank lower than expected?
Peak damage is only one check. A unit drops when the setup needs rare supports, high Eidolons, awkward speed tuning, or matchups that do not show up often in current endgame.
Who should I pull based on this HSR tier list?
Use the HSR tier list as a shortlist, then check your roster. Missing sustain, missing a main carry, or missing a core support can change the best pull even when the tier rank stays the same.
What is the best team in the current HSR tier list?
The top of the HSR team tier list marks the safest cores for this patch. Weaknesses, turbulence or blessing effects, and your investment can still put another team ahead for a specific fight.
Why does this HSR tier list differ from other tier lists?
Tier lists choose different targets. This HSR tier list weighs account value across the current patch, so it may place a low-cost team above a higher-ceiling setup that asks for more pulls.
How often is this HSR tier list updated?
The page updates after changes that affect pull or build value: new character releases, large endgame shifts, or a team archetype moving up or down in Version 4.3.




