HSR Character Tier List 4.6: Full Rankings

Robin • Summeretto — T0

DEF shred, ATK, CRIT DMG, Vulnerability, action advance, and Energy support in one kit. Her E0 value rivals E1 Tribbie, and she improves Remembrance, Elation, and Himeko • Nova teams.

Yao Guang — T0

A core Elation support who grants Aha extra turns, raises team Elation, and generates Punchline. Essential to a complete Elation team.

Aventurine • Waveflair — T0

More attacks mean more damage, with some team buffs on top. Top-tier at both low and high investment, whether paired with Mortenax Blade in FUA or Yao Guang in Elation.

Pearl — T0

An all-round Elation support with damage sharing, healing, extra actions, action advance, and repeated cleanses. She also speeds up Certified Banger and Punchline generation. A high-priority pull if you have Evanescia or Silver Wolf LV.999.

Hyacine — T0

A top-tier healer with high SPD and teamwide cleansing. Fits a wide range of teams and offers strong long-term sustain value.

Mortenax Blade — T0

Deals solid damage while providing strong support through Vulnerability, DMG buffs, and DEF shred. Fits many teams, including Ashveil and Himeko • Nova.

Evanescia — T0

Chains Ultimate bursts as Energy and Certified Banger feed into each other. At E1S1, her damage can rival FUA and Remembrance teams.

Himeko • Nova — T0

Her two protocols cover the main cast, with both single-target and AoE damage. Welt and Remembrance Trailblazer work well with her. Current content favors her, though her high-investment ceiling is slightly below Elation and Remembrance teams.

Silver Wolf LV.999 — T0.5

High True DMG, team SP and Punchline recovery, and one turn of crowd-control immunity. Her E2 damage sets the ceiling this patch.

Evernight — T0.5

Fast clears, a large teamwide memosprite damage boost, and extra single-target damage. Her buffs scale with the number of Remembrance units, but she also performs well as a solo carry.

Sparxie — T0.5

A core Elation carry with strong sustained burst damage. E0S0 feels rough, while E2 performs very well across endgame modes.

Castorice — T0.5

She has little edge left at low investment, but her off-team revival remains valuable.

Tribbie — T0.5

A general-purpose support. At E0S0, she is less flexible than Mortenax Blade or Robin • Summeretto, but E1 is still strong.

Cyrene — T0.5

Gives each of the twelve Chrysos Heirs a unique buff. E2 offers huge numbers, but she is limited to Chrysos Heir teams.

Rin Tohsaka — T0.5

Turns changes in team SP into large damage boosts for allies. Paired with Archer, her team can rival a complete Firefly setup.

Ashveil — T0.5

Ally attacks trigger his follow-ups. Works well with Mortenax Blade, Tribbie, and similar teammates.

Hysilens — T0.5

The new generation of DoT damage. Paired with Kafka and Black Swan, she forms a top-tier team.

Archer — T0.5

Free to obtain, with another copy available in 4.6 for a free E1 if you already own him. Paired with Rin Tohsaka, he performs well at low investment.

The Dahlia — T0.5

Enables Super Break before enemies are broken. Her Ultimate implants Weakness and shreds DEF, and her own damage is solid too.

Huohuo — T1

Her buffs make her better at keeping allies alive, and her Ultimate has broad support value. A high build priority for new players.

Trailblazer (Remembrance) — T1

Action advance and DMG buffs make them an affordable, effective pick for Himeko • Nova teams.

Sparkle — T1

Restores more SP and can store the overflow, making her much smoother to play.

Phainon — T1

Good single-target damage, but he is increasingly reliant on E2. Recent content is unfavorable, and Elation teams offer better value for the investment.

Firefly — T1

Her Skill implants Weakness across enemies, and her Ultimate state lasts longer. With The Dahlia, the overall improvement can reach 100%.

Dan Heng • Permansor Terrae — T1

Thick teamwide shields make him a strong sustain. Slots straight into Ashveil FUA teams.

Gilgamesh — T1

Fast Ultimate charging and AoE damage make him a strong Saber partner. He does depend heavily on Saber's E2 and E6, though.

Trailblazer (Elation) — T1

Provides Elation and Certified Banger at the start of battle, plus cleansing and some extra damage. A usable Elation support.

Anaxa — T1

A good low-investment carry who can apply every Weakness type. Solid against single targets.

Cerydra — T1

Lets allies copy their Skills. Pairs well with Phainon, Anaxa, and Mydei.

Saber — T1

A Wind carry with high multipliers. Gilgamesh pushes her team's damage further.

Kafka — T1

Much stronger AoE and fast AoE DoT detonations make her a core of the updated DoT team.

Black Swan — T1

Stacks beyond the cap can trigger extra damage.

Seele — T2

Doubled multipliers and immediate actions against low-HP enemies make her much better at finishing targets.

Sunday — T2

DMG buffs, action advance, and Energy support remain useful. Fits Evanescia and FUA teams.

Welt — T2

His buffed Ultimate shreds 40% DEF, making him a good build for new players. Mostly supports Himeko • Nova now, with another step up at E4 or higher.

Aglaea — T2

Struggles across all three endgame modes.

Robin — T2

A traditional ATK buffer with action advance, but she struggles to find a place in top-tier teams now.

The Herta — T2

Still strong in Pure Fiction, but starting to struggle in Apocalyptic Shadow and Memory of Chaos.

Mydei — T2

His forced-auto playstyle is a matter of preference. E0S0 is starting to fall behind.

Ruan Mei — T2

Now a second-tier general-purpose support.

Boothill — T2

The Dahlia makes manual play and rotation planning much easier, but Firefly still takes priority.

Jingliu — T2

An HP-based carry who relies heavily on Tribbie and Hyacine.

Feixiao — T2

Ashveil is a major upgrade for her, but she still needs Eidolon investment. E2 is playable.

Acheron — T2

Every ally attack can build her Ultimate resource. A second choice if you do not have Ashveil.

Fugue — T2

Adds an extra Toughness bar to enemies. Mainly used in Break teams.

Silver Wolf — T2

AoE DEF shred with selectable Weakness implants.

Cipher — T3

Has plenty of support tools, but none are top-tier.

Tingyun — T3

ATK buffs and Energy support are broadly useful. A good stopgap for new players.

Blade — T3

A large buff, but he was starting from a weak baseline.

Lingsha — T3

Her healing is starting to fall short in the latest endgame content.

Jade — T3

Mostly a Pure Fiction pick now.

Rappa — T3

Not a priority for new players.

Yunli — T3

Struggles in endgame and depends heavily on how often enemies act.

Jing Yuan — T3

A launch-era carry who is struggling to keep up.

Bronya — T3

A budget substitute for Cerydra in Phainon teams.

Fu Xuan — T3

Struggles to keep allies alive and rarely fits current meta teams.

Aventurine — T3

Outclassed as a sustain by Dan Heng • Permansor Terrae.

Gallagher — T3

Still usable in Break teams if you do not have Lingsha.

Herta — T4

New players can build her for Pure Fiction.

Pela — T4

AoE DEF shred, fast Energy gain, and low SP costs, but her numbers are low.

Himeko — T4

Not recommended to build right now.

Dan Heng • Imbibitor Lunae — T4

Has fallen out of the meta. Even E2S1 no longer stands out the way it used to.

Trailblazer (Harmony) — T4

A substitute for Fugue in Break teams.

Luocha — T4

High healing makes him a budget sustain option for Castorice teams.

Dr. Ratio — T4

Only a step above standard-banner carries now.

Jiaoqiu — T4

His current strength is close to that of a 4-star.

Argenti — T4

Even clearing mobs is a struggle in the latest Pure Fiction.

Moze — T4

A good Feixiao teammate at E6, with little use elsewhere.

Gepard — T5

Outclassed.

Topaz & Numby — T5

Lacks a team slot in the current meta.

Bailu — T5

Healing only, with no cleanse. A stopgap if you are short on healers.

Clara — T5

Taunts and counters still work for tough fights, but Yunli and Mydei are better options.

Yanqing — T5

Low damage. Not recommended to build.

Trailblazer (Preservation) — T5

Shields are too thin to keep allies alive, leaving them without a team slot.

Trailblazer (Destruction) — T5

Not recommended to build.

March 7th (Hunt) — T5

Yukong — T5

Qingque — T5